When she says this, she means she wants more public spending in these areas. We've never spent more money on these things publicly than we do right now, it's not even close. Yet she sees this turmoil, and just asks for more? Blows me away she was a presidential contender.
Marianne Williamson
 @marwilliamson
14 Apr 2022
Replying to @marwilliamson
2/ - education, culture, good food, health care, the arts. If we made those things our priority investments, within 10 years a majority of our societal dysfunctions would disappear.
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Replying to @FailedEmpire
I’m sorry, perhaps there is something I’m missing. Show me our investments in culture and the arts and healthcare and good food for our children please?

Apr 14, 2022 · 9:16 PM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
This will take a little time, so bare with me. In the mean time, care to show me what kinds of things you think we should be spending money on? Where you think the dearth is? This piece is a little dated, but is a great starting point. jstor.org/stable/25130408
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Here's the National Endowment for the Arts "Grants" page. You know, the independent agency of the United States federal government that the U.S. Congress created in 1965 to publicly spend money on arts and culture from the top (do you want two of these?) arts.gov/grants
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