I love you, Sarah, but shaming that crowd is not the way.
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No. She told them the truth.
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Is the goal to make a point, or to hopefully persuade people to change their minds? Only respect, not condemnation, will do that.

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Replying to @marwilliamson @KeoNozari
Respect is a two-way street. You are advocating for submission to blackmail, Marianne. Be honest.
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@1MelGomez @KeoNozari Its hard when opinionated to come across passionate without seeming judging someone..
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So booing POC, civil rights legend JOHN LEWIS, women like Warren, or during prayer isn't being ridiculous?! This IS shameful.
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There is a responsibility that comes with bad behavior. The best love sometimes is letting people know they are out of line.
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Respect a 2way street. This behavior toward our nominee & her supporters (especially POC & woman) has been v disrespectful.
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I invite you to read this article from USA Today on trolling happening at DNC by Bernie-or-Bust. usatoday.com/story/news/poli…
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I'm disappointed u condone this behavior when other spiritual leaders (also Bernie supporters) share Silverman's sentiment.
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There r MUCH better uses of energy to channel their disappointment than booing people like John Lewis. So yes, ridiculous.