Marianne Williamson

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9/6/2025, 2:00:49 PM
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@evaninsky
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@marwilliamson It’s like monarchy… excuse me, oligarchy.
Marianne Williamson
@marwilliamson
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@evaninsky Exactly. Every child born, no matter in what neighborhood, has immeasurable God-given potential. Yet by pushing the vast majority of our economic resources into the hands of a few, the rich kids are more likely to have support in achieving self actualization while poor kids do
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@evaninsky
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@marwilliamson But then stupid billionaire children wouldn’t have enormous advantages over brilliant poor kids.
Marianne Williamson
@marwilliamson
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If America spent a fraction of the resources we now spend propping up billionaires and feeding a bloated and gargantuan military machine, instead providing world class educational, health, safety, and cultural opportunities for children from birth to fifteen, within one

The statement 'Both.' is a brief reply in a conversation about economic inequality and resource distribution. The conversation involves a critique of the current economic system, suggesting it resembles an oligarchy where wealth is concentrated among a few, disadvantaging the majority. The statement itself does not provide substantive engagement or analysis, but it is part of a broader public discourse on economic inequality and social justice.

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