Any politician from either party who ever voted for corporations over people - they caused this. And any voter who looked the other way and didn’t raise hell while they were doing it - we caused it too. It will take a realization that fundamental to bring about fundamental change

Sep 14, 2020 · 8:44 AM UTC

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.......it appears as though we’ve passed the tipping g point.......
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We need to dismantle the system which has a basis in white supremacy and patriarchy
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Yep...😫
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Yes it’s time for a reckoning
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So most of them?
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I really hope you run again sometime in the future.
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Part of the problem is progressives have no voice and no vote in Congress. They have focused too long on trying to change things from the top down and not the bottom up. We have to #UncapTheHouse to empower progressives.
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Then why are you voting for the problem? 🤔
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Oh, Oh, but Marianne, according to corporate personhood, corporations ARE people and have the same rights. So according to that, and our representative style government, if a politician sides with the corporations from their state, theyre really just representing the 'people' lol
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You're describing Joe Biden though 🤔
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