Marianne Williamson

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10/28/2024, 1:27:44 PM
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Tristan
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@stoud @marwilliamson @D_TW50 It's frustrating that for every pleasant connection people make in life, there's a Ben Shapiro or Candace Owens spreading insidious lies via multi-millions of quick Facebook video shares.

We're a small wind versus a tsunami of ignorance!!! But uhhhhh I'm sure we'll survive lol
Tristan
@TwistedWell
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@stoud @marwilliamson @D_TW50 Yeah, regular, real life conservatives can be good people... it's just those liars on the television screens lying to them constantly, making an enemy out of everyone, fear mongering their worldviews into the extreme-
Justin W.
@stoud
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@TwistedWell @marwilliamson @D_TW50 Oh yeah, they objectively are not 100% wrong. Ask a conservative how they feel about term limits for career politicians, changing curriculum in school so it focuses more on important skills, child marriage legality, etc. 9 times out of 10 they are on the right side of it.
Tristan
@TwistedWell
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@stoud @marwilliamson @D_TW50 You seem great, my response was more to the guy who simply said "conservatives are 100% wrong", which is an odd and useless thing to say in my opinion.

I mean sometimes they're gonna be right, like when they think they should be able to get a snack from their kitchen
Justin W.
@stoud
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@TwistedWell @marwilliamson @D_TW50 Dehumanizing? I mean, if one of them says something reprehensible, I'll call them a ghoul, but I feel like the policies I fight for are enough. I already want them to have a better free education, universal healthcare, shelter, etc. guaranteed. I feel like that shows good will.
Tristan
@TwistedWell
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@stoud @marwilliamson @D_TW50 But dehumanizing their human experience and writing them off as nonexistent is not how you build bridges and roads. It is inherent to their way of life, sure, and at least I can say... I don't share that quality... [2/3]

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