Tens of millions of people have no idea what would happen if they or their kids got sick, how to can send their kids to college or escape a college loan debt. Those are accumulated layers of trauma that suppress people’s ability to create either wealth or happiness in their lives

Sep 10, 2020 · 3:16 PM UTC

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Marianne Williamson Moral Leadership
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Amen. #ProBornLife
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And ... in times like these ... for some ... that worry and pain is increased ten fold ...
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And see “Cuties” on Netflix.
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American elites like giving us the pursuit of happiness, the chase. Actual happiness, especially its material forms: that's a highly rationed good.
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One of of Solon’s necessary reforms in Athens was to cancel debt and mortgage payments. It’s not a new thing. Jubilee goes back even further.
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Someday universal basic income and health care will be guaranteed rights. I pray that day comes soon.
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don't go to college if you can't afford it-it's a waste of money anyway unless you plan to go into a specialized field like medicine, law, education, or engineering. I regret getting my degree and will not force it on my children
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Yes, and this would be why you should be telling people to fight the system in all forms instead of saying "Nothing changing is fine, actually."
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But it's okay voting will save them right?
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