It’s important to see how the system was treating children before, in order to understand the school reopening issue. Child neglect and abuse is not just reflected in parental behavior; it’s also reflected in systemic cultural and governmental behavior.
Sandy Fisher

Aug 14, 2020 · 9:04 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
Sending children to school with masks, hand sanitizers, schools chemically fogged, social distancing, no recess or playing---that is going to psychologically damage our children, make them fearful, and turn them into germophobes.
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Ah, you’re factoring in human psychology! That’s not allowed cuz it’s systems disruptive on a level that breaks the establishment’s chokehold. So they’ll call it “soft” or “woo woo.” Unless said by one of them, in which case it’s applauded...but still ignored
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Replying to @marwilliamson
Marianne Williamson gives voice to our most vulnerable population...our children. Marianne recognizes the value of America’s greatest treasure and with not stop being their greatest advocate until America rises up- prioritizes and acknowledges their worth.
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Replying to @marwilliamson @AStoysich
Marianne could do the foreword for a New Bible with the amount of jewels she drops when she speaks... Sheesh!
Replying to @marwilliamson @SherryWelch2020
Awesome as always Marianne! But I have a serious question when talking about child neglect and psychological abuse. How can we even consider for a SECOND putting Kamala Harris anywhere near the presidency? She LAUGHED at jailimg kids/parents for truency.
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I remember this interview ... well done ... well said!
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Replying to @marwilliamson
I think we have a culture where we empower the material and reject the essence. And we're spreading this to the world as the 'practical' way. Even as we push for diversity in power, we constrain them to a narrow ideological spectrum. We reject femininity in men, women &children.
Replying to @marwilliamson
Most Americans can’t read at the 8th grade level. How much fine “fine print” is written below the 8th grade level?
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Absolutely it is. Large parts of the population become “invisible people.” With children, they’ll go on and on about how much they love the children but while acting in ways that are passively abusive towards them.
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