Anger as a political motivation is like white sugar; it gives you an adrenaline high but then you crash. Love as a political motivation is genuine nourishment; it’s slower coming on, more time-released, but ultimately provides much greater strength and staying power.

Feb 15, 2021 · 6:01 PM UTC

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Beautifully put.
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Wisdom!
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Love is Revolutionary. It's the original renewable energy.
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If you love someone, aren’t you angry when they’re oppressed? Is it more important to end their oppression or tone police their anger?
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America is still circumcising half the males born even today😐 less than 1% of China is circumcised & India openly says it’s a barbaric practice, and it IS😐 We’re setting up a disadvantage well into the future 😐
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I have a real anger with unfairness/corruption that is wholly linked to love. I cannot find any authentic stance that does not stand in opposition to the ‘will to power’ But, beneath this, is a more fundamental self, that seeks beauty, joy & clarity as the culture we share.
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So you're saying love is like whole grain avocado toast with wild salmon and red onion? Hard agree.
Replying to @marwilliamson @CleverMonsterCT
Fear is the only thing the @GOP knows how to do youtube.com/pr_JmQfkrug

2004 Republican Convention

2004 Psyops. Mission Accomplished.

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Replying to @marwilliamson @GarlandSculptor
Which lasts longer, your anger at Donald Trump or your love for the man you married in 1979?
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Madam President Williamson...
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