What if we made the bottom line of all public policy the elimination of suffering and the uplift of the human spirit? What exactly are we supposed to think would fall apart?

Mar 5, 2021 · 4:46 AM UTC

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Greed, cynicism, lies, contempt, stupidity, disrespect for people.)
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very good question
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Too many orbs required
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Authority. The best gift ever when that happens.
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Greed
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@wef #JEHOVOX : The symbol of the Pisces is two fish swimming, as seems, in the contrary ways of the United Cycle: the Sign of the Age of Pisces Start is the "Massacre of the Innocents", the Sign of the Age of Pisces End is the "Massacre of the Seniors" proza.ru/2019/02/03/794
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Harm principle good principle
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It's called promoting the general welfare and it's already in the preamble to the Constitution.
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Corporate profits. Their real constituents aren't regular people who vote for them, but those who can afford to keep lobbyists in their office, campaign contributions flowing, and sweet 4 day a year $300k board positions afterward. directorsandboards.com/artic…

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Soo, refreshing! Both ideological extremes only lead to nazi-like dictatorship. Marxism is dystopian 1984 nightmare. #SOCDEM IS THE ANSWER!
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