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Uncle Joe

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2. I hear you Walleye

Reply to Walleye (Reply #1)

Sun Apr 13, 2025, 02:06 PM

Apr 13

it's an earthquake for sure.

As for me, I view the earth as a living organism so we're infinitely part of it, connected to the n degree and if earthquakes signify anything, that would be change.

I still have faith in the American People's ability to transcend ourselves when we're aware of our common humanity just as I am fearful of us backsliding when we're not.

Ultimately it's up to us as to how we respond to the change.

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Bernie Sanders says US is 'living in a moment of extraordinary danger' [View all] Uncle Joe Apr 13 OP

I feel like we are watching an earthquake. Everything is crumbling and disappearing into a crack in the earth. Walleye Apr 13 #1

I hear you Walleye Uncle Joe Apr 13 #2

This is why I am really depressed about it. I am starting to lose faith in the American people for the first time Walleye Apr 13 #3

We're in this together Uncle Joe Apr 13 #4

I too see Mother Earth as a living organism. She is expressing herself as life across her surface. Magoo48 Apr 13 #6

I see Mother Earth but as the apple tree, with us being the apples. Uncle Joe Apr 13 #7

You are not powerless if you Gordcanuck Apr 13 #5