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@DEhnts “…depends on available resources.” As you conceive of the category “resources,” what are its subset categories? And their subset categories? And what can be done with money OUTSIDE OF what constitutes “resources”? Are people — a.k.a. workers — resources AND ends in themselves?
@clintballinger Finland is a good case example. Homeless people were put in public houses or apartments *as the first step*. There are many corroborating articles and studies:
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@rachelvscott 2 of 2 …settling disputes “by peaceful means.” Twice he has launched surprise attacks on Iran *during* negotiations with Iran. Presidents take an oath to “…preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.” His threats & violence are prosecutable war crimes.
@rachelvscott Connect the dots to obvious crimes. The Constitution states that “treaties made” are “the supreme law of the land” in Article 6. On such treaty is the UN Charter. Article 2 Section 4 prohibits the “threat or use of force.” Article 2 Section 3 requires … 1 of 2
@TuckerCarlson Your words demonstrate the universalism of theologian Bishop John Spong in his book “Unbelievable” which calls for a second reformation of Christianity. Here is an excerpt of the crucial principle he advocates: universalism. (Same as Dr. King) It is an inspiring book Tucker.
@wbmosler If the American government is indeed painted in a corner; or can’t achieve regime change in Iran; or cannot stop Iran’s missiles from paralyzing the global economy; etc., what will Iran’s terms be for stopping the missile bombardment against the nation-states that attacked them?