The politics of the 20th century is transactional, treating symptoms but rarely looking at root causes. It monitors data but doesn’t register despair. 20th century thinking will not solve the problems of the 21st. We need a transformational whole person politics that addresses problems on the level of root cause - and bases its success on the number of people who thrive. marianne2024.com/healing-roo…

Nov 16, 2023 · 12:05 PM UTC

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Replying to @hildaluz69
8th grade civics. I am running in the primary.
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Replying to @marwilliamson
This isn’t simply 20th century politics, this is unfortunately, all of the politics of previous centuries up to the present. It’s just that now the problems have stacked up to a point where it threatens the survival of the system that’s tasked to solve them.
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Its intended to be that way. Politics doesn’t solve problems, people do. The corruption at the top - down to city councils is so rampant that the people are being choked to death and their voices are not being heard. We must stop these criminals and the minions that work for them
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Replying to @marwilliamson
Forget the problems of the 21st century. We're still trying to fix the problems of the 19th century and earlier.
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Completely accurate looking at where we are today.
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We never gonna get there, America is too stuck in its ways thanks primarily to an infestation of a subspecies that was spurred thru interbreeding aka the manipulating & cess pooling of gene pools.
Replying to @marwilliamson
Nothing you have to say means anything until you call the genocide in Gaza a genocide... 'Tit for tat'...or shut your trap.
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But, you are too old. We need younger candidates. Sorry.
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