"what can be, unburdened by what has been."

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yes, going to be one of the truly great lines. I put it up there with

Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country
Four score and seven years ago
Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
The only thing we have to fear is fear itself



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who ever came up with this line is destined for greatness
James Medlock @jdcmedlock. 17h mgflip.com 59 O 9 WHAT CAN BE THE BURDEN OF WHAT HAS BEEN 17902 15K ılı 939K ㅁ1
 
Interesting line . You get your burdens by those events in the past you can only unburden youself in the present. To me is what she is saying by that line.
 
yes, going to be one of the truly great lines. I put it up there with

Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country
Four score and seven years ago
Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
The only thing we have to fear is fear itself



"
who ever came up with this line is destined for greatness
James Medlock @jdcmedlock. 17h mgflip.com 59 O 9 WHAT CAN BE THE BURDEN OF WHAT HAS BEEN 17902 15K ılı 939K ㅁ1
Unburden Back Better
 
She’s talking about freeing herself from her past and it actually makes sense
Kamalalala


"If we contextualize the possibilities for the future, past mistakes belong to the past and not to the future. Failure has to be put in another context, since the past is not the present and the future is now.

"Burdens don't appear on a Venn diagram. Burdens are un-Venn and uninvited."
 
This again? God, she's giving me a f'ing brain tumor. Has Kamala responded to people making her look like a mindless parrot Dem idiot with the montage?
 
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This again? God, she's giving me a f'ing brain tumor. Has Kamala responded to people making her look like a mindless parrot Dem idiot with the montage?
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"What has been is like a person we call a 'has-been,' which means they are no longer worth paying attention to. Like there has been a debate and we no longer should consider that in discussing and contextualizing what can be, which is that, come November, Trump will be a has-been."
 
Word-Salad Dressing

"What has been is like a person we call a 'has-been,' which means they are no longer worth paying attention to. Like there has been a debate and we no longer should consider that in discussing and contextualizing what can be, which is that, come November, Trump will be a has-been."
What the...???
 

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