Focusing only on what America has done wrong is as unbalanced a view of truth as is focusing only on what we’ve done right. An enlightened and compassionate view sees all of who we are, celebrating & building on what we’ve done right and dedicated to fixing what we’ve done wrong.

Sep 25, 2020 · 4:14 PM UTC

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May our hearts be ablaze to what this country could be...
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You should’ve been the nominee @marwilliamson ❤️
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Where was this version of you during your pod with Yang?
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Amen!
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Amen
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Not everything was simply right or wrong. Some of it was natural progress, chaotic at times and destructive but still natural.
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But we’ve always celebrated what was right and never addressed what was wrong?
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thank you. that is how we evolve.
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We ... individually ... and as a country ... are certainly far from perfect ... and ... we are far from being all wrong ... we need to be ... consciously and continually ... making efforts to both improve ourselves ... and our country!
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Yet we’ve heard nothing but stories of Americans exceptionalism forever. Learning about the Tulsa riots or the treatment of native Americans doesn’t threaten any of that. Is the nation so weak it can’t stand the truth without a spoonful of sugar? 🤦‍♀️
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