The problem with the current attention given to mental health issues is that it misses the point. A society whose bottom line is competition for wealth is inherently unhealthy, and its citizens will inevitably reflect the brokenness of spirit that derives from such a lack of love

Jun 6, 2021 · 12:33 PM UTC

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This is a perfect summation for what is wrong. Where are the leaders who want to address this? I know Marianne does but we need more! Let’s change this toxic atmosphere!
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The bottom line of our society isn’t competition for wealth. Narcissism is a much bigger problem today than greed.
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So when will you lead by example
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And what made things even worse is that Reagan repealed Jimmy Carter’s Mental Health Systems Act.
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Sure, but free market capitalism is still the best system for lifting people out of poverty and encouraging innovation that improves quality of life. Removing the incentive to improve one's lot in life kills motivation. Mediocrity rules. Everyone becomes poorer.
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Yes!!! This💯💯💯🎯🎯🎯 Very wise, and true word's.
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I just broke my Twitter like button 😩
Replying to @marwilliamson
Babble. You don't have a monopoly on love nor do you understand it more than others. What's sanctimonious babble.
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Or try this: a country of 330 million people, in a world of air travel, instant communication, and big data, and the people believe a government forged 245 years ago in a country of 3 million, horse drawn travel, hand carried communication, and paper records, can still work? No.
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Replying to @marwilliamson @AnitaMoorjani
so how can you and each of us embody a new model of cooperation compassion and positive support of our humanity? what are the levers of change each of us have?
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