It’s radical to put humanity’s safety & well-being before corporate dollars. Its radical to make eradicating unnecessary suffering a stated policy goal. It’s radical to make cultivating peace the center of public policy. That’s exactly what we need now: a radical humanitarianism.

Jan 16, 2021 · 3:54 PM UTC

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Right!
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O thought you were ready to "slam".
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We need a Dept. of Peace in the new administration w/you as the highest official. @JoeBiden @KamalaHarris
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It's the deficiency and neglect of *caritas*, which is also a feature of the culture of narcissism. A deficiency of caritas has always resulted in a withering from within of ages and civilisations. Today, what was once called "caritas" is disguised in the term "TLC".
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Is it radical that the same OLD guard that caused a Trump presidency to appear the better option in 2016 somehow manipulated those that wanted change to put the same OLD guard back in complete power? That is radical and on some level impressive!
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What is radical is expecting corporations to police public discourse
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Back in the 1920s British Philosopher Bertrand Russell wrote. "What the world needs is socialism and peace." What are we getting? Why oligarchy and endless war of course.
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Stop the insanity of giving healthy people an experimental drug with horrific data on long term health for a virus with a 99.7% survival rate. Who gives doctors and military1 such a drug that doesn’t even provide immunity Why aren’t we listening to censored doctors and scientists
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It's radical to make us feel like just another statistic. ....we're not robots in a production line
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