Imagine a world where there is no war, no hunger, no homelessness, no preventable disease & no lack of healthcare. Imagine a world where the earth has been repaired and all food is natural & energy clean. Then spend a minute taking in the realization that all of that is possible.

Mar 30, 2021 · 4:08 AM UTC

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Without sounding like a downer, all of that would 100% happen without the human race. We are the only species on this planet causing all of those problems.
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Replying to @marwilliamson @warmtoned
It is easier to imagine an end to the world than an end to capitalism
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Beautiful song 😊
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What you’re describing is the Green Party platform. The corporate duopoly will never give us these things, they’ll destroy the planet for profit first. Go Green and be a part of the movement to save the world.
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This is all possible if the working class banded together to do a general strike. Bring these evil corporations to their knees!🔥
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*no democrats, no republicans and no billionaires. *no capitalism
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Sorry, we really needed joe Biden...... Only joking
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I often wonder if that can only ever be possible under a Benevolent dictator or tyrant all the governments, all the petty squabbling all exponentially multiplied by worldwide figures unless we get Fire in the sky or an alien invasion ...I don't see the earth uniting
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We created this mess , we should be able to clean it up. When humans decide to live in harmony w nature instead of destroying it to accommodate our selfish needs and stop regarding the economy as the most important factor life , then we have a chance at a world which u describe.
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I’ve always said people just lack imagination. All of that is very possible, you just have to stop believing that our dependence on oil and war is necessary for us to thrive. It’s not. And thank you Ms. Williamson for being one of the few rational voices in this regard.
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