The arc of history is always moved first by those who seem like outrageous radicals to the status quo of their time. Those who see radical compassion as the only headlight to show us a way out of the darkness are revolutionaries who will change the world & a growing global force.

Mar 14, 2021 · 3:37 PM UTC

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Perhaps the civil rights movement of the future will be a demand for #CivicEquality in representation. Why should the 600k in WY have the same political power as the 40 MILLION in CA in the Senate & Amendment process? FIX OUR SYSTEM & WE FIX OUR NATION! #AbolishStateSuffrage
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yup #WSB
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It's a pretty philosophical call out to the responses of how our great nation handles a series of life challenges put in place by yet man it self.
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If you look at the major decisions by Supreme Courts that were termed progressive not many people would want to go backwards
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The truth never changed though. It has alwasy been true that power corrupts. It has always been true that inflicting suffering is wrong. There is nothing radical about these notions. What has been radical is the undermining of these truths.
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Amen Sister! Our country has fallen to the wrong the side of the compassion scale into a zone of apathy and pity: Apathy > Pity > Sympathy > Empathy > COMPASSION Let’s inspire them to the compassion side! ✌️❤️👍
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The funny thing is that the Sanders' movement was only asking for policies (like free college) we already had pre-Reagan & universal healthcare, which all our peer countries have had for many decades. What's radical is the constant push right with no counterveiling left pull.
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Yes! I believe extension of compassion will help create light expansion. Consequently, the brighter the light the dimmer the darkness.
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Yes, a thousand times. You inspired me to write this just before the inauguration 🙏🏽💕🥰 link.medium.com/CjlJ13dFCeb

How Not to Perpetuate Stupidity: Choosing Radical Love to Heal our Nation

Like much of the adult United States, my adrenal glands have pretty much checked out this past year from overuse. I’ve felt burnt-out and…

link.medium.com
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That's a logical fallacy known as the Galileo Gambit. Pretty much exactly the kind of reasoning we can expect from you. psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/…

The Galileo Gambit and Appealing to Ignorance

The fact that you are probably wrong, doesn’t mean you’re right.

psychologytoday.com
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