Peaceful political revolution is on the horizon, but we need to all get out, take a stand, vote and run for office. Our enemies are much bigger than any politician, our enemies are the sources of evil that perpetuate injustice.
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We need some 1960s level activism to save our planet and democracy. In the next couple of years the protests will become so big that cops wont be able to handle it and the national guard/military will have to be called in. But you can be sure we will persist and win.
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We will not act with violence, negativity and hate because that is what the oppressor wants. Instead we will act with love and tolerance to eradicate the hate and intolerance that empowers the oppressor. Together we can create a loving America and a truly free country.
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I keep seeing protests in Bolivia, Iran, and Hong Kong. The people are taking to the streets to make their governments work for them. And we Americans sit at home and gripe on Twitter as our democracy falls apart. We must do more. (I’m talking to me.)
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Same. Obvious would be for EVERY DEMOCRAT get up and out to support your primary candidate. Flood the people with contact and explain the plans of your candidate. Show them the math. Because wow, are we getting it up the keister.pic.twitter.com/ghUeKFYy5f
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Well obviously it didn't work in the 1960s because look at now where we're at... so I think we need to stop looking in the past and think of new ways and ideas to start changing things.
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Yeah, because that whole Civil Rights Act? That wasn't consequential at all.
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It’s a good thing they’ll be the only ones with guns
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Like the weather underground?
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