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Prince Israel Zaar on: Humanity Can Be Better No Matter The Circumstances · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Er. It took time for humanity to beware. Humanity is
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Speaker 1: today millions of years and thousands of civilizations unknown, and
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Speaker 1: we came to this place where we are today, with
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Speaker 1: the humanity spread over the planet and continents and regions
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Speaker 1: and sections and islands and oceans, and it's been a
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Speaker 1: struggle to be able to build that humanity. That world
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Speaker 1: humanity meant something, that World War meant something not phrase
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Speaker 1: common humanity, shared humanity, common purpose, common destiny, humanity's future.
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Speaker 1: It means something our global international, the United Nations, regional organizations, institutions.
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Speaker 1: It means something that venom of Homo sapien, of Homo erectus,
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Speaker 1: that thing that to ferentiate humans from the plants and
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Speaker 1: the animals and the insects. It means something that humanity
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Speaker 1: has been on the journey our thought wares, from tribes
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Speaker 1: the nations to where we are to day. There is
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Speaker 1: that thing or common humanity, basic decency, basic morality, legality.
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Speaker 1: There is that thing that makes the human being separate
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Speaker 1: from anything else. With the mind, body, and soul living
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Speaker 1: in an eco space or ecological space, there is something
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Speaker 1: within that human cause, the conscience, the soul, that feeling
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Speaker 1: that empathy, that sympathy, that compassion, that thing that makes
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Speaker 1: us feel others pain, that thing that takes away saddhism, maligno,
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Speaker 1: narcissism or cruelty, or inhumanity or that arrogance of apathy.
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Speaker 1: There is that thing in us that, after all, humanity
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Speaker 1: should survive. That is that yawn, the better ward, the
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Speaker 1: better future. It's that yearning for the younger generations. Our sustainability,
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Speaker 1: a peaceful war, a sustainable war, a happy place, a
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Speaker 1: cosmos where humans can move around, humans can cross boundaries,
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Speaker 1: the humans can call places where humans can build stuff,
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Speaker 1: where humans can contribute, where humans can come together to
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Speaker 1: solve world problems, when humans can come together to fight
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Speaker 1: pandemics or epidemics, or crisis or conflicts or chorus or
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Speaker 1: disagreement or division. There is that thing in us that
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Speaker 1: humans live with humans, no matter the race, the color,
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Speaker 1: the gender, the nationality, there is that common humanity, that
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Speaker 1: thing in us that separate us from animals in the wild,
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Speaker 1: that at the end of the are, at the end
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Speaker 1: of it are now we are humans. As a human,
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Speaker 1: you must have feeling for fellow humans. And it is
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Speaker 1: even if a pattern you can spread the life of
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Speaker 1: your enemy. I mean, if the words come to the
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Speaker 1: words something of torture him, like we said today's Easter,
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Speaker 1: that Jesus forgive those who offended him on the cross.
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Speaker 1: As a Christian nation, as a democracy, as a liberal democracy,
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Speaker 1: as a civilized society, as a civilized civilization. It is
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Speaker 1: some common dessance, some common morality, some common legandity, some
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Speaker 1: common humanity, some common enlightenment or risci proxity or civility,
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Speaker 1: something that we all can hold here, a line that
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Speaker 1: we cannot cross for the sake of humanity, no matter
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Speaker 1: our powers, no matter how powerful we are, how great
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Speaker 1: we are, no matter the authority and the power vested
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Speaker 1: in our hands. If we have the right to blow
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Speaker 1: up the war, to destroy everything, to bump everybody, to
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Speaker 1: shatter everything, but there is that thing in us, that
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Speaker 1: we are humans, that we believed, that the woman gave
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Speaker 1: back to us, that somebody nurtured us, That some people
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Speaker 1: who don't know hurp us, that some people work for
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Speaker 1: us or work for some people, that people are there
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Speaker 1: for people that will destroy the whole of humanity. You
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Speaker 1: destroy everything that we for billions of years. Why can't
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Speaker 1: that be you? I should that be your dream, or
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Speaker 1: your purpose or your mission? Why do you want to
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Speaker 1: be the one that comes to the world and press
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Speaker 1: that button that bottom to extinguish the whole world, to
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Speaker 1: extinct the world, that thing. What is it that it's missing?
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Speaker 1: That anger, that bitterness, that hate, the eagerness to cruety,
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Speaker 1: that happiness, to the plight of others, the inability to
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Speaker 1: feel the pains of others. I can be human without
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Speaker 1: human feelings. I can be human would have been sensitive?
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Speaker 1: How can be human without empathy? I can be humans
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Speaker 1: without sympathy. I can be human without the basic care.
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Speaker 1: I can be human without the wisdom of understanding of
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Speaker 1: the negative causalities of our actions. What makes it within
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Speaker 1: us to feel that we are both everything? Else? That
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Speaker 1: we are both God, that we are both the Pope,
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Speaker 1: that we are both the labb eyes, we are both
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Speaker 1: the priests, we are both both the philosophers, We are
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Speaker 1: both the wise ones, We are both the scientists, We
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Speaker 1: have both the technologies, we are both the sages, We
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Speaker 1: have both everything. What makes us think that we are
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Speaker 1: on top of everybody else? What about diagnosis is missing?
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Speaker 1: Whatever disorder? Can it be that we cannot see within
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Speaker 1: ourselves that we are not an island with the community.
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Speaker 1: I know one human has ever successfully destroyed the whole
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Speaker 1: of humanity. If you read the great books, you read
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Speaker 1: the history of war, the history of cruelty, of oppression,
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Speaker 1: of dictatorship, of inhumanity, of savage brutality, humanity was not destroyed.
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Speaker 1: The human being has just one motor life, and before
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Speaker 1: we came to this world, it was already bailed and
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Speaker 1: gave it to us. We'll conceive a woman and a man,
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Speaker 1: mom and dad. The human being came from a society,
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Speaker 1: born in the hospital, being taken there by a car
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Speaker 1: by the doctors. Everything happened to us, invented by somebody,
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Speaker 1: was created by somebody. Society has facilitated your life. I
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Speaker 1: can't be the one that destroys it. How can't be
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Speaker 1: the one that brings mayhem to others, destroy others? How
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Speaker 1: can that be under our name a Christian nation, that
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Speaker 1: country that, oh dear, How can we be that country,
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Speaker 1: that race, that gender. I become the thing that destroys
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Speaker 1: the world, that's not us, that's in our way, whatever
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Speaker 1: that is. Never lose your humanity. We know we can't
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Speaker 1: get that dark. I write in my works that even
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Speaker 1: in the darkness of the dark, there is always a light.
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Speaker 1: That light is you, deep in you. There is good,
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Speaker 1: because I said the human beings, an intelligent being, a
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Speaker 1: human being iss good. But humans make mistakes, Humans get
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Speaker 1: upset unto upsetting things. But we shall now that anger
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Speaker 1: and sadism and narcissism and apathy, and collorlessness and recklessness
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Speaker 1: or reckless disregard, and maybe racism or superiority complex that
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Speaker 1: if you put all this combo together, you get a
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Speaker 1: very toxic human being and a very toxic society. You
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Speaker 1: got a ticking time bound that does not only destroy
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Speaker 1: itself but destroys the whole world. Why should our happiness
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Speaker 1: be to destroy others? How empty can will be? High? Insecure?
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Speaker 1: How inadequate, how insufficient? How inferior can there beIN be
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Speaker 1: to itself to find happiness in the demise of others?
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Speaker 1: What empty futility or what hollowness or shallowness or emptiness
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Speaker 1: can that be? That there is nothing that gratifies you
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Speaker 1: but the plight of others? What menta state can handle that?
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Speaker 1: What can that be? When there is redemption, when there's repentance,
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Speaker 1: when there is forgiveness, where you can let go where
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Speaker 1: you can move on, where you can move forward, when
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Speaker 1: there are people there to help, when they are people
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Speaker 1: there to talk to, when the people there to listen,
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Speaker 1: when the people there to negotiate. When I put it
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Speaker 1: to come to the table. Why must we be vulgar
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Speaker 1: and profane with the power vested to us? Because vogarity
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Speaker 1: and profanity. I think sometimes that people regret in their privacy,
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Speaker 1: not in public when people get to know your menta
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Speaker 1: state of mayhem. What power is given to you that
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Speaker 1: makes you think that way? Is that the power of
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Speaker 1: the people, for the people, by the people. Is that
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Speaker 1: constant to have powers? Is that the powers vested to
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Speaker 1: you to make the world a better place, to build
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Speaker 1: a country, to builder state. What makes you think that
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Speaker 1: you can take that power vested to you to do harm,
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Speaker 1: to do ever, to do cruelty when the losses do
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Speaker 1: no harm? With one all our call. We had that
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Speaker 1: counter on the hell that humanity tell us hope. We
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Speaker 1: had that space shot to go into the moon. We
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Speaker 1: had that country that developed medicine and technology and science.
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Speaker 1: We had a country that make the world a better place,
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Speaker 1: the cities and empires. We had the country that just
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Speaker 1: God that even our military, civilized and civil unjust that
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Speaker 1: even the war of law. We follow international rules, international arms.
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Speaker 1: What makes us to break everything with a power vesta
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Speaker 1: to us? How can power be given to us to
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Speaker 1: destroy everything? Why do you think that people vote. People
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Speaker 1: don't vote for destruction. The people vote for their leaders
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Speaker 1: to make a better world, to build bridges, not break,
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Speaker 1: not bomb them, To seek understanding, to bring warring parties
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Speaker 1: to the table, to use reasonableness, rationality, that enlightenment philosophy,
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Speaker 1: to follow the scientific method, to follow the scriptures the
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Speaker 1: Christian nation. We cannot presh God and lect your humanity
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Speaker 1: about Christianity and to ungodly things and doing on Christian things.
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Speaker 1: We cannot be that civilized and uncivilized things. We can
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Speaker 1: not be that humane and do in human things. We
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Speaker 1: cannot talk about natural rights and human rights and the
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Speaker 1: quick to abuse the rights of others. What about those people?
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Speaker 1: Why should one soul do man put another so? What
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Speaker 1: makes you to think that your life is more important
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Speaker 1: and the life of everybody means nothing? Every human being
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Speaker 1: comes from the womb. What makes under the human life
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Speaker 1: not important? We all know that those are constructs. You
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Speaker 1: must don't believe those constructs we know that those are
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Speaker 1: non naturalities. Those are made up. Racism is made up.
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Speaker 1: Sexism is made up. Bigotry and hatred is made up.
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Speaker 1: Those things are not rare, They are made up. Do
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Speaker 1: you believe in them? Do you think racism is real?
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Speaker 1: That human color that we call ourselves black and white,
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Speaker 1: it's real. It means we don't know the color white
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Speaker 1: or don't the color black? With think that thinking that
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Speaker 1: that women are not important is real? How can you
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Speaker 1: come from a woman I said the woman is not important?
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Speaker 1: How can the mother? It gives birth to you and
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Speaker 1: then you grow to minimize I say the woman is
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Speaker 1: not important? How can you call yourself a different color
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Speaker 1: and think that that deficial color you're giving it to
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Speaker 1: yourself is important? White is a color? How can white
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Speaker 1: be important? Black is a color? How can black be important?
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Speaker 1: Yellow is the color? Green is the color? How can
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Speaker 1: green be important? It is a color? How can you
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Speaker 1: be important because of the color? We thought that was
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Speaker 1: a joke? Do you believe that to be true? To
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Speaker 1: check your humanity and check your mind, check your mental state.
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Speaker 1: Do you think that the concept of race is true?
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Speaker 1: Then you got a problem. It's a construct. You cannot
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Speaker 1: discharge your money's based on the concept of rach because
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Speaker 1: it's a lie. You know that. You know it's not true.
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Speaker 1: Look yourself in the mirror and give yourself any color
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Speaker 1: and see if you befit that color. You don't befit
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Speaker 1: that color because the human being is not a colored being.
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Speaker 1: The human being is a being in yourself. The human
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Speaker 1: being is a multi colored being. That's a true statement.
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Speaker 1: I'm not kidding you. It's not a joke. You um mean,
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Speaker 1: it's a multi colored being. When you start to see
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Speaker 1: the remember as a particular race, it means you have
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Speaker 1: not looked at human being into the mirror, your eyes,
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Speaker 1: your palm, your lips, your tongue, your organs, the way
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Speaker 1: you look your blood. The human being is a multicolored being.
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Speaker 1: That is a fact. That's a scientific fact. But when
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Speaker 1: you get to think that you are just one particular color,
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Speaker 1: you should know that's a construct. Right, God, this is
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Speaker 1: getting out of hand. Do you genuinely think that every
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Speaker 1: color given to the human being is true? Then check
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Speaker 1: your intellect. Then go back and ask your kindergarten teach
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Speaker 1: you if he or she did not teach you right
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Speaker 1: about colors. We know what natural and true colors are.
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Speaker 1: We know the colors given to human is fake. We
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Speaker 1: know it's a conspiracy to deprive the human being from
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Speaker 1: the truity, from the naturality, from the originality, from the authenticity,
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Speaker 1: from the intrinsicality of its own pain. We know that
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Speaker 1: the colors given to human is to strip humans from
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Speaker 1: the individuality and to use humans as sheep was shield
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Speaker 1: to do mass cruety. We know what racism does, what
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Speaker 1: religious fanatism does, what conspiracies does, what misinformation on this
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Speaker 1: formation does, what miseducation does. You must go to the
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Speaker 1: roof of the matter to see why certain people think
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Speaker 1: that only them have authority over the world. There must
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Speaker 1: what makes you to think you must dominant control orders.
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Speaker 1: What makes you to think that way when you look
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Speaker 1: yourself in the mirror? What makes you think that somebody
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Speaker 1: that looks like you is the choosing one to therefore
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Speaker 1: do with the war as the place? What gives you
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Speaker 1: that power? There is no constitution, no law that tells
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Speaker 1: us to hurt others, unless for self defense. There is
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Speaker 1: no ort that tells you to be hateful, to be crue,
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Speaker 1: to be mean, to be statistic, to be narcissistic, to
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Speaker 1: be arrogant, to be brutal, to reckless. Then this no
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Speaker 1: law that gives you that power. If the power is
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Speaker 1: given to us, we canly abuse that power. We canly
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Speaker 1: misuse that power. To use the power giving to us
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Speaker 1: for good and use it for air. The state of
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Speaker 1: the war is undergoing a fundamental change that, if not
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Speaker 1: properly managed with reasonableness, rationality, empathy, sympathy, humility, compassion, and
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Speaker 1: with measurement, proportionality and balance, the war is heading two
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Speaker 1: self destruction. Be careful the people you elect in office,
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Speaker 1: and be careful not to let people abuse that power.
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Speaker 1: Absolute power in the hands of people with enormous strength,
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Speaker 1: wealth and plans or status can do a lot of damage.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes you blame not the person that abuses the power,
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Speaker 1: but you blame the livers of power that is broken,
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Speaker 1: those check and balances. When the power to discipline, to regulate,
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Speaker 1: to sanction, it's taken away and replaced with immunity and impunity.
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Speaker 1: We should be careful no matter what we want, no
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Speaker 1: matter the goals we want to achieve, which always remember
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Speaker 1: that there are more than eight billion people on planet Earth.
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Speaker 1: There are many countries on planet Earth, many countinents, on planet,
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Speaker 1: many cultures, many civilizations, many humans with different dreams and
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Speaker 1: different hopes and different ways, different cultures, traditions, religions, more rays, institutions, systems.
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Speaker 1: We must be conscious of all this. Even though we
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Speaker 1: have the power, we must not use it. For hell,
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Speaker 1: If you're the most powerful person on prior Earth, your
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Speaker 1: power is to do good. Those who do evil are
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Speaker 1: then fe the ones. You cannot be superior and do
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Speaker 1: evil because good is superior to evil. It cannot be
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Speaker 1: superior human being and not do superior things. Or what
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Speaker 1: good comes from? What God? God of the universe. That's
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Speaker 1: the second Oh, that second letter, Oh is the universe good?
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Speaker 1: Good is God? That God does not have a religion,
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Speaker 1: That God doesn't have a culture, That God is the
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Speaker 1: greatest omniq designer. That thing that it's you, that in
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Speaker 1: your conscience, that thing is in your conscience, vanity. There
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Speaker 1: is that light, that hope, that drain, that thing in you,
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Speaker 1: that illumination that you cannot, you cannot extinguish. The good
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Speaker 1: in you? Is it is there? Deep in you is good.
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Speaker 1: Just let go the anger, they go, the bitterness, let
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Speaker 1: go the arrogance. They're good. The narcissism or the apathy
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Speaker 1: or the sadism, or the hate, or the bigotry, or
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Speaker 1: the racism or sexism. Let go allders, construct and be
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Speaker 1: yourself and be yourself. You're born to be somebody. You're
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Speaker 1: born to be remembered. One thing does not make it.
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Speaker 1: One episode should notify your life and history. Today's Easter
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Speaker 1: to worrow is Monday. The next door be tips there
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Speaker 1: and nothing is to sign the ister Todasil from the
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Speaker 1: east last year. Monday is a die, is a date
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Speaker 1: or day, but the essence of that change is real
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Speaker 1: that night and die. Nothing is to sign. Nature does
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Speaker 1: nothing in vain. You can always overcome what you're going through.
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Speaker 1: It can always be better. There was is not you.
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Speaker 1: Danger cannot be you. It must not go your way.
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Speaker 1: We told that as kids. Because you want it, you
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Speaker 1: must not get it unless it's yours. But we respect
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Speaker 1: and dignity and civility and resid proxity and mutuality and commonality.
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Speaker 1: With understanding and wisdom and common sense and patience, you
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Speaker 1: can was get the things in life. God is yours.
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Speaker 1: Bullies never get their way. Threats, how it is of
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Speaker 1: anything we can bomb the whole world. Then what we
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Speaker 1: can't destroy everybody. Then what we can blow things up?
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Speaker 1: Then what? Just don't call God when you do. Ever,
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Speaker 1: just don't make God to be your God. Don't stink God,
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Speaker 1: don't defame God, Don't use God for a secruelty. Don't
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Speaker 1: mix God into your hate. Don't mix God into your crusade.
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Speaker 1: Don't mix God into your bitterness. Don't mix God into
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Speaker 1: your diabolism. Don't mix God in your malignum, psychopathy or narcissism.
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Speaker 1: Don't mix God into your brutality. Don't mix God into
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Speaker 1: your upperty or citizen. Bring not God to which people are.
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Speaker 1: If we don't believe in God, there are people will
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Speaker 1: genuinely believe in God. It's not a religious god. It's
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Speaker 1: a true God. Because we now people use the religious
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Speaker 1: god to go to war. People use a religious god
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Speaker 1: to justify racism. People use a religious god to justify discrimination.
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Speaker 1: Pople use their religious God for cruelty, for brutality, for superiority,
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Speaker 1: for destruction of others. We know people use that God
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Speaker 1: to subjugate others to subordinate orders. We know people use
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Speaker 1: their God to oppress orders, to orders and control orders.
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Speaker 1: That is your God. That's not the God of the universe.
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Speaker 1: The God of a universe is good. That God is here,
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Speaker 1: the genie God of God. That God. God is good,
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Speaker 1: not the religious God, not a type of the God,
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Speaker 1: not the supremacist God, not the chosen God. Just good,
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Speaker 1: nothing to be good. When people are good, they call God,
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Speaker 1: they call their God. You call the name of God.
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Speaker 1: You're killing people? How can that be? What God are
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Speaker 1: you calling? What God will you call to destroy an
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Speaker 1: innocent child, an innocent woman? What God will you call
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Speaker 1: the bombased city? What type of God is that? What
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Speaker 1: culture or what civilization of God we allow you to destroy?
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Speaker 1: Fellow humanity. Don't hide behind God. Take God out of
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Speaker 1: this and show the world who you are. Don't hide
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Speaker 1: behind God. Don't hide behind the constitution. Don't hide behind
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Speaker 1: the vote. Don't hide behind the law. Don't behind the
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Speaker 1: prerogatives of power. Don't hide behind the shield of our
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Speaker 1: great military and crypt force of good. Don't use these
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Speaker 1: institutions to do either. Hate kills Hate hurts hate. This
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Speaker 1: choice hate has never led. Hate exists in the shadows God.
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Speaker 1: Hate is inferior to love. You cannot be superior by
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Speaker 1: hating God. Hate is an inferior disposition. It's an inferio.
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Speaker 1: It's a personal insecurity of cowardice of weakness. Love is strength,
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Speaker 1: peace is might, bringing parties to the tables wisdom, having
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Speaker 1: the courage to stop a war. That's bravery, and that's
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Speaker 1: pectrotusm You don't use the resources of the people to
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Speaker 1: do your play thing. The bombs, the guns, the machines,
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Speaker 1: the planes, the pilots, the troops, the boots, the uniforms,
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Speaker 1: the technologies, but the computers, all these things are the
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Speaker 1: wealth of the nation. You don't destroy the wealth of
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Speaker 1: the nation because you're angry, because you're sad, because you're mad,
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Speaker 1: because things must go your way before you. For hundreds
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Speaker 1: of years, people were there. They could compose themselves. They
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Speaker 1: could compact themselves. They could restrain themselves. They could let go,
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Speaker 1: they could forgive, they could move on. They could use
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Speaker 1: reason and rationality and common sense. One most we be
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Speaker 1: eager to punish others. Why once we be eager to
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Speaker 1: destroy the world. Why most we threaten people. One most
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Speaker 1: we intimidate people. Why most we brutalize people. One most
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Speaker 1: we lead by domination, by cruelty, by force, by coasion,
33:44
Speaker 1: by intimidation, by false imprisonment, by false arrests by justify killings.
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Speaker 1: We are not that. I'm happy that America is not that.
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Speaker 1: I'm happy that our leaders are not that because we
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Speaker 1: are better but the beacon of hope. I'm happy our
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Speaker 1: American leaders don't think this way. That those would think
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Speaker 1: that way. The un American an unpatriotic. The unit of
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Speaker 1: humanity is to develop an advance in technologies, to better lives,
34:43
Speaker 1: to use artificial intelligence to make life to be better,
34:45
Speaker 1: to create, to heal humanity, to greate chaos, to diseases,
34:50
Speaker 1: to provide jobs, to be accompanies, to be factress, to
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Speaker 1: send kids to school, to send people to them all godspeed.
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Speaker 1: We pray for astronauts. They give us pride as we
35:07
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Speaker 1: after for fifty after fifty plus years, they do what
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Speaker 1: American does. We push humanity for greater good. Ours of
35:27
Speaker 1: power is more than anything is. Our soft power is modern.
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Speaker 1: That there is our nobilawrates, our scientists, our philanthropist, our builders,
35:46
Speaker 1: That American goods Amaritan, the goodness of America. America is
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Speaker 1: a blessed nation. Our heart is large, our minds are open,
35:58
Speaker 1: our hands are open. We take care of the kids
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Speaker 1: in day school, in primary school because their parents are
36:06
Speaker 1: working to make the government work. Wish Americans have health care.
36:11
Speaker 1: Why should we spend so much on the military. Why
36:17
Speaker 1: you create wars and use the resources for people to
36:20
Speaker 1: explain it? Why because we don't have a happy partful?
36:23
Speaker 1: We don't want to use our resources because of hatred
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Speaker 1: of fellow Americans. Want who burn our wealth? Want to
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Speaker 1: burn it, want to waste it? Go hate fellow Americans
36:33
Speaker 1: because of race or chained out something or religion. We
36:36
Speaker 1: don't want to use the wealth of American and Americans
36:39
Speaker 1: want to waste it. Just burn it. That gives us happiness.
36:46
Speaker 1: By impoverishing Americans, we got dilapidating school, dilapidating communities, dilapidating workplace.
36:54
Speaker 1: We need jobs. Supposed to bring the jobs back to
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Speaker 1: America and build those factories, those AI data centers, supposed
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Speaker 1: to build America, build those bridges and our crumbling infrastructures,
37:06
Speaker 1: so to build use to We have the money to
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Speaker 1: be doing that, but we don't want to do that.
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Speaker 1: We're giving negative connotations, we delocrads that we demean what
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Speaker 1: we're supposed to do. We dinner great Americans. We despise Americans,
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Speaker 1: we hate Americans. How can that be? How can we
37:28
Speaker 1: leave by heading our people? Why must we divide Americans
37:31
Speaker 1: with artificial race, artificial gender, artificial parties. Why must it
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Speaker 1: be to take away from America, to deprive American for
37:39
Speaker 1: its resources? We are the riches come from planet Earth.
37:43
Speaker 1: Americans should be better. Those kids should go to school
37:48
Speaker 1: every kits. You have a laptop, good class room, clean classroom,
37:52
Speaker 1: good teachers, good paying teachers. Our fire fighters supposed to
37:56
Speaker 1: earn more money. Our police officers, our military must and
38:00
Speaker 1: more money. We have a lot of wealth. We can
38:03
Speaker 1: pay Americans well. Americans are bare level of minimum wage.
38:08
Speaker 1: Why's American level minimum wage? Why should Americans believe a
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Speaker 1: minimum wage? There have much billions. We are spending for
38:15
Speaker 1: a war that can be resolved without war. We are
38:22
Speaker 1: fighting the war of ideology, of construct ideologies. It's a
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Speaker 1: class of ideologiests. It means a war itself shouldn't exist.
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Speaker 1: It's a class of ideologists, and those ideologies are constructs,
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Speaker 1: and construct can be deconstructed. And when construct can disconstructed,
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Speaker 1: you can see if we make meaning, if we have
38:47
Speaker 1: if you have some some reasoning in it when you
38:50
Speaker 1: deconstruct a construct, you don't need to go to war
38:54
Speaker 1: ifound understanding, you bring parties to the table. You don't
38:59
Speaker 1: want to bring particies to the table. It must go
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Speaker 1: our way. It's never gone anybody's way. Nobody winning the
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Speaker 1: war in a world of attrition, Nobo the wings in
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Speaker 1: a wolf's strangulation, Noboy the wings in a war where
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Speaker 1: everything must be bummed and destroyed, you don't destroy stuff
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Speaker 1: and win anything. It brought things up. There is nothing
39:24
Speaker 1: people call fire fighters to. Can't stop a fire because
39:27
Speaker 1: you want to preserve something, or you bring everything up.
39:30
Speaker 1: So what is it? What is it when it blow
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Speaker 1: things up? When things won't be destroyed? What is it?
39:37
Speaker 1: What problem does it solve? Why spend a lot to
39:44
Speaker 1: blow things up? Why useful resources to burn it, to
39:52
Speaker 1: burn everything and to come up with zero with zero?
39:56
Speaker 1: When you burn things up, it's just ashes. You use money,
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Speaker 1: and to use the money to ashes when you're supposed
40:05
Speaker 1: to use that money to invest in the people. Why
40:10
Speaker 1: do we hate people or just don't like people? We
40:17
Speaker 1: use all these negative ideologists, all these toxic ideologists divide
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Speaker 1: on race or religion or something on left or right?
40:25
Speaker 1: Why are we in the business of hate? Why must
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Speaker 1: we prefer? Why is hate powerful? And then love is weakness?
40:41
Speaker 1: Why should be seen us weakness? I should understanding your
40:51
Speaker 1: fail of be seen us weakness. It took time to
40:57
Speaker 1: build this world. This world is for everybody, no matter
41:02
Speaker 1: where you're born, no matter how toxic your ideologies be.
41:06
Speaker 1: Because people advise that kids and counties teach that kids
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Speaker 1: were indoctrination and some miseducation that a human being is
41:15
Speaker 1: better than a human being. You're better by the good
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Speaker 1: you do. You're better for your good. You're better for
41:20
Speaker 1: your humanity. If you're superior, you do superior things. That's
41:25
Speaker 1: your choice. You cannot be respected for hating others. You
41:33
Speaker 1: cannot be respected for destroying others. It cannot be important
41:39
Speaker 1: for mass cruetiny. The history book will write about you.
41:47
Speaker 1: History is not written by by the living. Certain cruelty
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Speaker 1: cannot be Spain. It can go back his It can
41:56
Speaker 1: go back to history. Certain humans stand out for their
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Speaker 1: brutality to that crote You can go back from the
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Speaker 1: Pharaohs to the to the Mongols, to the Mesopotamia, or
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Speaker 1: earliest civilizations, the colonial war, the emperial wars, where humanity
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Speaker 1: is still here. One human being cannot destroy humanity. There
42:38
Speaker 1: is no human being that can destroy the whole war.
42:44
Speaker 1: Hated has limit. You cannot hate everybody. You cannot kill everybody.
42:48
Speaker 1: You can deserve everybody. Human need to always continue. One
42:54
Speaker 1: risk can never dominate the whole war. One the legion
42:59
Speaker 1: cannot dominate the whole one. One color cannot dominate your world.
43:04
Speaker 1: No one thing can ever dominate the world. That's why
43:09
Speaker 1: there's something called multiplarity multi latarism. Everybody is good at something.
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Speaker 1: Everybody has something to offer. Bring your body to the table.
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Speaker 1: Ever has something to offer. Every human being is intrinsic
43:33
Speaker 1: in itself has its own gift. There are not two minds.
43:38
Speaker 1: We minimize people because of that race, because of the
43:40
Speaker 1: act where they were born, because of that religion. There's
43:43
Speaker 1: always something to make out despised in the great disrespect
43:48
Speaker 1: the human eyes. But what gives you that power because
43:51
Speaker 1: when you look yourself in the mirror, you're just one
43:54
Speaker 1: thing human, and what makes you stands out is your humanity.
44:02
Speaker 1: You're just one thing human, and what makes you stand
44:06
Speaker 1: out is your humanity. Philosopher Prince AI intelligence is philosopher.
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44:37
Speaker 1: guys have a weakness that we call upon to be
44:41
Speaker 1: better humans. Right, listen to me. You call upon to
44:46
Speaker 1: be what you call upon to care for? What care
44:51
Speaker 1: for humanity? Right? You must know that every human being bleeds.
44:55
Speaker 1: Every human being got a purpose and admission. He must
44:57
Speaker 1: have gone to their own struggles. Right. It must know
45:00
Speaker 1: that the whole world is not all about you, right,
45:03
Speaker 1: as it's not fair. Right, if it's all about you,
45:05
Speaker 1: it's all about right, it's all about it's all about nothing.
45:09
Speaker 1: The human meaning is not an island. A human means
45:11
Speaker 1: a the community. Right. We do not make ourselves right,
45:18
Speaker 1: and at the point in time somebody is over helps you. Right, right,
45:22
Speaker 1: even I can see leaders. Leaders got your first, they
45:24
Speaker 1: got cooks, they got somebody opened the door, they got
45:27
Speaker 1: the pilot, got a pilot. Somebody does something to make
45:30
Speaker 1: your life better, right, So that's their own road to
45:32
Speaker 1: make your life better. Right. Everybody is important in what
45:35
Speaker 1: they do that makes sense. Your roy is no more
45:38
Speaker 1: important than role than the body. Answer right, you cannot
45:41
Speaker 1: see your human being right. You are good at something.
45:45
Speaker 1: He must He must respect you for that right. You
45:48
Speaker 1: must always have something in them to forgive. Right, he
45:51
Speaker 1: must go only forgive you no matter what you're thinking.
45:54
Speaker 1: Things might not go wrong, Things my not going right.
45:57
Speaker 1: They are good humans that can see that things are
45:59
Speaker 1: not going right or help you to make it work. Right. Yeah,
46:02
Speaker 1: the people always like you if you need to do good.
46:05
Speaker 1: Good is not weakness. It makes you go to better
46:07
Speaker 1: and sleep wild. But once you got that part of evil,
46:11
Speaker 1: that part of danger and destruction and hate and bitterness,
46:15
Speaker 1: sometimes you get so deep you cannot come back. Right,
46:18
Speaker 1: it can go that evil. That's cruel. But what of
46:23
Speaker 1: our younger generations? What about those who live behind? What
46:27
Speaker 1: about their own reputation? You don't want to be the
46:30
Speaker 1: person that I call the name of your kid or somebody,
46:33
Speaker 1: and people run away, people walk away, right, Ah, want
46:40
Speaker 1: to be a good person. And when they give you power,
46:43
Speaker 1: what do you do with power? You have humanity? Right,
46:50
Speaker 1: it had to live. Leave everybody up right. You don't
46:54
Speaker 1: push people down, You don't disrespect people, You don't insult people.
46:58
Speaker 1: You don't deal they get people. Don't get me wrong.
47:00
Speaker 1: You can't get upset. You can't say terrible things. But
47:03
Speaker 1: make sure it's not coming from your soul. Right, they're
47:06
Speaker 1: looking for a heart. Right. It might be saying it
47:09
Speaker 1: because you're upset, maybe some strategy, or you got some
47:12
Speaker 1: good reason. But you must say to yourself that God
47:14
Speaker 1: forgives me, or that good humanity forgive me. Now you're
47:17
Speaker 1: better than that. Right, You're always trying to be better.
47:21
Speaker 1: People respect you for being a good person. The most
47:27
Speaker 1: powerful force on planet is what good. The most powerful
47:33
Speaker 1: false kid is good. Good is very powerful good Like that.
47:39
Speaker 1: It's the thing that may people gravitate towards you, make
47:42
Speaker 1: people repel against from away from you. It's when you
47:46
Speaker 1: hate people who despise people, you feel like everything must
47:49
Speaker 1: start where you are, end with you. What type of
47:52
Speaker 1: hollowness can that be? Distribute power, share power right when
47:57
Speaker 1: you decentralized power. Don't make yourself to be everything at
48:02
Speaker 1: all times. Listen to good advice three things. If a
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Speaker 1: human being cannot listen, human be lacked respect for others,
48:15
Speaker 1: and the human being things is always right, then there
48:19
Speaker 1: is a problem. There are three types of people those
48:25
Speaker 1: who create problems they cannot solve. Which one you want
48:36
Speaker 1: to be if you want to solve the bread didn't create.
48:40
Speaker 1: And when you create problems that were happy to solve it. Right,
48:43
Speaker 1: don't last up and destroyed the our world because you're
48:45
Speaker 1: in trouble. Right. But you see that people get in
48:48
Speaker 1: trouble because they want to get in trouble, right, because
48:50
Speaker 1: they don't listen that thing you to make you know
48:53
Speaker 1: that your better every body has so soon becomes a weakness,
48:57
Speaker 1: right because everybody knows. Everybody know that when somebody sees
49:00
Speaker 1: you true psychology, the mind reads you. All of us
49:03
Speaker 1: know about weaknesses. If I don't know my weaknesses, other
49:08
Speaker 1: people know my weaknesses. And once people know your weaknesses,
49:12
Speaker 1: they become humble to you, They become respectful to you.
49:14
Speaker 1: Right because when you see somebody is vulnerable, you want
49:17
Speaker 1: to help them. When somebody is weak, you want to
49:19
Speaker 1: help them. You don't go bombed the weak, you don't
49:23
Speaker 1: kill and the weak it don't show false to the wake.
49:29
Speaker 1: What is that? We can be better? Thank you