Change always carries the risk of hurt
We currently live in a paradigm where the only change that happens benefits the rich and hurts everyone else
But we’ve been here for so long that the hideous outcomes have been normalized
Nothing about this is normal
Go ahead and keep being mad at the wrong people
We currently live in a paradigm where the only change that happens benefits the rich and hurts everyone else
But we’ve been here for so long that the hideous outcomes have been normalized
Nothing about this is normal
Go ahead and keep being mad at the wrong people
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@CallForCongress Hopefully, one day soon, people will realize they need to punch UP, and not at the people in the same boat as they're in.
Let's throw out the class clashes and start targeting the REAL causes of our oppression. Today, and EVERY day.
Let's throw out the class clashes and start targeting the REAL causes of our oppression. Today, and EVERY day.
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@CallForCongress Been dealing with these feelings quite intensely myself this morning. Beyond irritated and agitated at people not wanting to get it and willing to shoot the damn messengers.
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@CallForCongresslike the fact I said I'd enjoy seeing Rahm skinned alive (presuming, of course, that he hadn't been denied due process) and that my post was promoting violence. If I could effectively and intelligently bring about the salvation of our people I would do it in a heartbeat.
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@CallForCongress Well said indeed, Jason and I will also add;
Anyone who Undemocratically vote shames?
Those folks are UnDemocratic, so therefore;
I will never ever take those folks seriously.🤷♀️
Anyone who Undemocratically vote shames?
Those folks are UnDemocratic, so therefore;
I will never ever take those folks seriously.🤷♀️
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@CallForCongress Is that why Trump's policies have resulted in the lowest American poverty rate since they started tracking?
The U.S. Census Bureau has tracked the official poverty rate consistently since 1959. The 2025 figure (10.2%) is lower than all previous years in that series.
The U.S. Census Bureau has tracked the official poverty rate consistently since 1959. The 2025 figure (10.2%) is lower than all previous years in that series.
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