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I find it both dire and hopeful; dire in the sense of the illegal and destructive actions taken by the current administration and yet hopeful because I see so much solidarity and community arising at the local level.
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From one piece The 5 Cs: a rubric for getting through the storm 4 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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We don’t help people who are suffering by being miserable ourselves, and specifically not when our misery doesn’t do a single thing to alter their suffering.
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It isn’t stupid to be grateful and it isn’t callous to seek joy in moments or hours or days or weeks or years of our finite lives.
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Falling into an outrage/despair cycle hurts only me and has no effect on what is going on around me.
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What the US faced in 2025 was not political disagreement but an intent to cause suffering.Their words
What we are dealing with is not political disagreement but intent to cause suffering. Framing the situation in that way matters.
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