It’s a bit more complicated than that. But now would be the time to look into ways to engage.
Every time we’ve sat in a coffee shop having a personal conversation, saw a flyer about a local or state election and pushed it away saying “Whatever,” we’ve passively participated in the corporate takeover of America. They love that you don’t care.
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Ha! It was a tweet, not a book.
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while canvassing,out of 150 signatures 6 people asked me about my platform all were POC 4 were women 2 people asked me if I was running as a Republican or a Democrat both were white males in their fifties when I said Dem, they removed their masks & coughed/spit in my face
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In Massachusetts????
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Love or fear? What are you living in? So sad to know how one sided and political you are.
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Wait. What’s the “other side?” Do you think the corporate dominance of the United States is like a legitimate “other side to the argument?” I didn’t even mention political parties. And undue corporate influence is toxic in either one of them.
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I would rather eat glass than vote Dem ever again. But this couldnt be more spot on!
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If all the energy for Bernie can be put into top strategy of electing thousands of strong and empathetic down-ballot progressives we will win it all in short order. This is our focus. Here’s a list we built of Berniecrat candidates running in your state:http://www.localberniecrats.com
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This is vital and timely leadership on our down-ballot strategy coming from Marianne Williamson. Here’s a list we’re building of Berniecrat candidates running in your state:http://www.localberniecrats.com
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Or it is the people who do participate and vote for the same incumbent over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again
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And the safe assumption is that all incumbents are beholden to corporate interests. Worse still is the bureaucratic government machine that prohibits any benevolent institutional growth.
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