America is paying the price - a terrible one - for the fact that we haven’t prioritized a world-class education or economic opportunities for all our citizens. When you think where we put our resources instead, it’s painful to realize how we brought so much of this on ourselves.

Nov 15, 2020 · 3:10 PM UTC

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Absolutely. There is a new call for a citizenry that works. “Step Up” and cause the life we desire.
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No, there is no "we" there, the political class is not the American people. Better education, more funding for schools, its a topic every time people go to the ballot box, and very little change takes place, because looking for sincerity in politicians is asking to be tricked.
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A massive Russian disinformation campaign exposed that millions of Americans can't judge the accuracy or validity of what they read. IDK how we fix that.
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Those who have paid the price get to do it twice!
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If we would even feed, clothe, shelter, and give healthcare to all Americans, our nation would prosper.
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It to mention the slaughter and horror our expensive weapons inflicted on the rest of the world.
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True that!
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Not "we". Capitalism did. Without ending capitalism, nothing will change.
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American culture supports behaviors that distract from the incredibly difficult work of letting go of ego & beliefs that we are a "good" nation. You're right, it's painful to see the actual truth, that we built on the blood & backs of genocide & slavery. We will kill to deny this
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100% accurate!
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