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The meme here is from a group called the “Power of Positivity.”

As for me, I like to see a mechanism that suggests that “everything will work out in the end.”

Coincidentally, and old friend wrote me earlier today about my association with the Turimiquire Foundation as follows:

This is one of the few things I’ve read about recently that makes me
hopeful for meaningful global change.  The founder of this
organization and the people who are providing these services to
Venezuelan women are to be commended on doing such selfless and important work. It’s truly impressive.

The fact that the organization is so efficient in getting the donated dollars to the target population is nice to see as well.

I found the Durian fruit project to also be fascinating.  I had never heard of this plant before and the characteristics it displays makes it ideal as a potential tool to mitigate deforestation, global warming and poverty.

Now that’s what a call a mechanism.

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As shown here, we live in a society that glorifies the very worst traits of the human animal and seems to be on a rocket ride to its own destruction.

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Cashing in on Ignorance

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Ignorance has terrific value to the billionaire class.  If you’re filthy rich, you really don’t want a nation full of people learning that pure market capitalism is, by its very nature, exploitative, or that the consumption of fossil fuels is destroying our planet’s capacity to support life.

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We Have Plenty of Problems that Actually DO Exist

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The Trump administration and congressional Republicans are exceptionally good at focusing the MAGA base on problems that don’t exist.

What bathrooms should trans people use?  Well, before we work ourselves into a frenzy, let’s ask ourselves if this is an issue that is really harming the good people of this nation.

Keep in mind that 60% of Americans live paycheck-to-paycheck and are struggling to afford groceries.

We Have Plenty of Problems that Actually DO Exist

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