“Incremental change is not a revolution of love. Radical, you say? I’ll tell you what’s radical. Hunger is radical. Poverty is radical. Homelessness is radical. Radically unfair, unjust & unacceptable in America. If anything, the radicalism of love is exactly what is called for.”
Marianne Williamson: A revolution of love | Opinion newsweek.com/revolution-love…

Dec 1, 2020 · 4:30 AM UTC

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Why is it, Marianne, that your words have the ability to effect me like a smack to the forehead? Thank you for reminding me, it's about love.
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The most wholesome political tweet ever made
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Unemployment is a serious issue so why are we opening our borders and taking on refugees who will drain our budgets. Makes no sense
roarmag.org/essays/chenoweth… Sounds a lot like hopefulness. We want action, not pretty sounding words.
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That being the case, it's important to keep in mind that incremental positive change is better that radical negative change, and there are situations where those are the only available options. Keep fighting for radical positive change, of course! #ForwardTogether
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I have to choose between rent and food and medications but a felon with the title of GENERAL that has betrayed our country gets his fairytale pardon and lives happily ever after....sure that’s fair gofundme.com/f/25c8f5jt00?sh…
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Thank you for speaking out honestly and with such compassion - righteous anger is what is called to help lift up of our fellow human beings - to give them the strength and understanding of how much love they deserve.
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Add capitalism to that list and we gucci.
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Love is not taking from “them” to give to “us.” That’s stealing. Love is giving voluntarily of what “we/I/you” have, no matter how much or how little you may have, to “them” who have little or no means to get their own.
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