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Malcolm X’s Warning: The Fox, the Wolf, and NYC’s New Mayor · D-constructing Topics

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Being friendly and being a friend, I think, are two different things.
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I think there are many wives who act friendly toward Negroes.
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The fox acts friendly toward the lamb, and usually the fox is the one who ends
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up with the lamb chopped on his plate.
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The wolf doesn't act friendly, and therefore the wolf has more difficulty in
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getting the lamb shot in his place.
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I'd like to point out, though, that I say that because it is usually,
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if you study the structure of the Negro community, economically,
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politically, civically,
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psychologically, and otherwise, it's controlled by the white liberal,
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who usually poses as the friend of the Negro, who actually differs from the
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white conservative in the same way that the fox differs from the wolf.
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Their appetite is the same, their motives are the same, it's only their mannerisms and methods.
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All right, all right, and welcome to the Deconstructing Topic Podcast.
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My name is David, and that was Brother Malcolm X, because if we started that
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episode with that little quote there, little thing going on with Brother Malcolm
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X, that means that we got a legendary, legendary podcast,
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legendary episode, because once again, my name is David,
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and I'm your legendary host of this legendary podcast, and welcome to another beautiful podcast.
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If we got brother Malcolm X that means that we're going to be talking a little
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bit of politics philosophy as we already know we just had the New York City's
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mayor's race I'm in New York City so I get to talk about it let's go and give
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my thoughts on what I think about our new mayor Mr.
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Zoran Bandhani what I think and the reason why I brought Malcolm X and what
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he said It's because I'm going to give you my thoughts on what I think Because in this podcast.
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well so once again a lot
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of people have reached out to me and they've been asking David people been
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calling me 24 7 from America to South America to whatever excuse me I'm over
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here burping I apologize I got people I think calling me from Mars and Jupiter
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and whatever it is like yo David what you think let me know what you think about But, you know,
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the mayor of New York City, Zora Mandani.
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Now, the reason is why I brought in Malcolm X and Malcolm X.
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And that one was, I believe, was 1962, if I'm not mistaken.
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Little interview is that there are things that he warned us about in this country
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and this beautiful country, which I deeply love.
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But sadly, the people in this country and the people in New York City,
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they get taken advantage of and they get suckered to think that, hey, whatever it is.
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One of the things that my brother Malcolm X warned us about is that in this
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country, there's these two white factions, the white liberal and the white conservative.
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And when I mention, when I talk about, you know, my brother Malcolm X in the
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modern setting, there are people that, oh, I disagree. I'm a progressive.
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I'm serious on that. At the end of the day, if you're running into politics,
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these are the two white factions that got that money.
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We call ourselves left, far left, far right, right, whatever it is,
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middle, constant. Yeah, these are the two.
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These are the two. And as long as I always said As long as these two white factions
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Are going at each other And we're just the political pawns They're going to
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create these Mandanis of the world Because at the end of the day If we're going to talk.
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If I straight up If I tell you what I think about Mandani And he just started
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I'm not going to knock the young brother out He might do some good stuff Let's see,
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But the way I see that he's just another puppet Of the system Of these two factions,
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because one on the other side, the white liberals praising Mandani,
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oh, socialist, oh, this and that.
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And he's not a socialist. He's not a communist.
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He's part of one third of one second or whatever.
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He's part of the unit party. He's now part of the system that's actually dividing
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and making this country worse.
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We're not even making the country worse.
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Never helping this country and the people that needs help. He's part of the
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problem. He is part of that problem now.
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And the people on the right, the conservative, oh, you know,
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he's a communist and all this. Again, he's not. He's none of that stuff.
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And when Brother Malcolm X, he mentioned that, hey, listen, these factions,
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especially those in the white liberal, that they create these puppets,
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these parrots, the black leaders are black leaders.
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Because I'm in New York City and, hey, I got to talk about this situation.
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And I also get to talk about the black leaders that are put in front of us.
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The AOCs of the world, the Zoran. And I'm like, where these people came from?
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They came from like a factory of Martel, toy leaders, fake toy leaders,
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parrots. They came from some type of factory manufacturer leaders.
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That's where they are. If these people were leaders, they'll be running independent, right?
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Oh, but David, it's hard to run independent. I got it.
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I always said if people believe in you They just say if you are just thinking
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about independent And you meet people who are let's say registered democrats,
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Diehard democrats but they believe in you I always say you know what If they
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got the money they got the means If they really believe in you and you independent,
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Let them help you it should not be the other way around.
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And, you know, Mandani kind of reminds me a bit of Obama in the sense that even
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when Obama became president, even prior to that, you know, this country was
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fed up with these fake wars, you know, the under the Bush, Dick Cheney,
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you know, the irony, right, that Dick Cheney dies on the dial of Mandani,
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who's a Muslim, you already know.
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But the fact is this america it's
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not a pro-war country the people who runs the country
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sadly that they get voted they do but america's
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like hey stay off other people's problem fix my problems that's
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what americans is i know and always been
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but they get tricked and what happened during obama
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is that when america was fed up and was about to
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just start to like hey we fed up with the system the duopoly
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the democrats republicans they the same boom you
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hit them with obama then everybody goes silent and that's
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the thing that i see with zoran i don't know where
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the muslim and i call i've been calling a lot of these
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muslims the pro-palestine anti-genocide i've
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been calling these people out because i don't know where they're celebrating
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medani you know a muslim man and what i'm gonna say hopefully people don't get
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offended and i apologize if they do but i'm just a vocal person who talks from
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the heart and i'm straight up call a lot of muslim lately.
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Who have been silent about the genocide because Madani is a Muslim.
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And I'm saying to myself, for those listening to me out there,
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please correct me if I'm wrong, right?
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If this genocide has happened in Gaza, there's three entities who are responsible.
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The genocide started under the Joe Biden administration Democrats.
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It's been continued by the republican party right now as we speak with trump,
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and all because of the state of israel and bernani
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is part of one of the three his party
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is part of one of the three so now you are muslim and i reached out so wait
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a minute i i don't get it so now you're sharing for a muslim who's part of a
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party who started the genocide of muslim in gaza Please let me know if I'm doing
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or I'm saying something wrong. Please.
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I have people giggle. Well, that's identity politics to you.
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See how the system does? What the system does is that they silent you to think
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and they give you a bone to show on, to give you that illusion that now you
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have a representative, that you have somebody that's going to represent you. But that's not the case.
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Would Mondani for some reason do something For the people here in New York City? Sure,
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But if you were to ask me, and this is what's going to happen,
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because I think that Mandani was created just for the sake of the midterm elections,
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which is next year here in the United States.
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The midterm election is very crucial here in the United States,
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but I think that's going to happen.
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It's that Mandani is going to do some stuff here and there, or we'll do something,
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and then Trump will say something stupid.
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And then people are going to be like, oh, because of Trump, Mandani can't do
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this, that, that, so on and so forth.
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And then there you go. that's where the white liberal and the white conservative
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factions start to go at each other and at the end of the day they're not gonna
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do anything for the people especially those people of color and when i say those
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people call in new york city we're talking about blacks,
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latinos latinas latinx whatever it is you want to call.
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Immigrants, you know what I mean? Because sadly, that's how the machine works.
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The machine is not here, and it's crazy because I reach out to some of these
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Muslim brothers and sisters, and I'm like, I'm confused.
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So you all this time was talking about genocide,
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you know, purple three prowess nine and now
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they put some dude that
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i'm telling you was created in in some factory yeah
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his father was a professor in columbia and harvard you know politics well to
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do his mother an actress well to do in a sense and they throw you that bone
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and you fell for it i just hope that people don't get disappointed because you will be disappointed.
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That's definitely, definitely. And I would love to eat my words.
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And I would love one year from now when the midterms election that Mondani does
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something drastic. I don't know.
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What can Mondani do right now that's going to make an impact within the year going to the next?
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It can be a free bus. I mean, not everybody takes a bus. I don't take a bus.
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Free trains. Okay. You know, that's debatable, debatable, you know.
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What does rent control freeze means?
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You know what I mean?
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Lower the price. If they find a way to lower the price in New York City of food, hey, that's one thing.
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How he's going to do it? Hey, listen, he's going to get paid the big bucks.
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He's going to be surrounded by people.
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And sadly, that picture of him and Atlas Zorro, the son of George Zorro,
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someone who is a Zionist on the other side.
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And I'm going to throw that in because some people are like,
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what does that mean? That's another different podcast in itself.
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But hey, listen, if there's white conservatives and white liberals fighting
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each other, these are two script or two kind of factions that you can find in Israel.
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You can find all this. So once again, that's why I go back to going after and
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calling out these Muslim brothers and sisters who now, I don't know where,
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forgot where their census is from.
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It's like, really? You know what I mean? And that's where identity politics.
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And that's what they're doing. and especially the white liberals.
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That's what they do. They paint these people that look like us,
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sound like us, but they're not us. Mandani's not us.
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Mandani's not that struggling person out there.
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And I'm definitely going to say that, okay, listen, and I know that people are
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going to say, well, give them time, give them time again.
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I want you to think about this, why we are still in the same spot.
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Everything for the last, I've been living in this country for three decades
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and the black people are still in the bottom of New York City.
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Everybody, the Italians, the Irish, some Mexicans, some couple of people,
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Dominicans, they done got out, you know what I mean, from the hood.
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But it's still the black population, the black community is still in the bottom
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of the worst parts of New York City. Why? What have we done?
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Now, I might, you know, like I said, considering running for mayor in 2029,
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I say to myself, hey, listen, if you're in New York City, you live in a hood
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for 10, 15 years. You know what?
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One of the policies that I'm going to create, you know what?
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Let's get you out of the hood and find you a nice area where you can live in New York City.
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And we'll find a way where you get, you know, the rat will take care of you
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because you, my friend out there that live in a hood, you already know.
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Sometimes it's a cycle You got good people in the hood But they can't get out
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Because it's a cycle Crime is a thing Because of poverty No one should go You
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know In poverty In New York City What would Mandani do?
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Let's see But within the year Again the midterms Is next year And then you are
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going to see And I'll guarantee you I'll guarantee you What's gonna happen,
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I'm gonna guarantee you That you know Trump's gonna say something
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And again He's part of the system See the thing about these
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two factions that they work with each other they don't care about
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us they're just political pawns and i'm
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gonna say this and i'm gonna remind people and people are gonna
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be like oh but but nani can't do this because you
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know trump and then the people are gonna just back that thing up and they're
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gonna forget about the problems in new york city i'm telling you that's what's
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gonna happen because that's always happened it just now is a little bit different
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because now they threw you with a bump oh but he's the first muslim you don't
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make you new york city whatever Whatever the case might be, so what? What does Danny?
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Really? What does Danny? You know what I mean?
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He is part of the machine. He is part of the party that's causing the problems.
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And if you look at the people in Iowa, we're suspicious. When you got a lot
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of white liberals that surround our people, people of color, that's a red flag.
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Just the same thing as if I see a fellow Christian calling themselves conservative.
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If I see a lot of white people around them, then that's a problem.
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Then you're just, you're not a leader. You're not doing, they're using you.
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And sadly, you know, people, when they see you on both sides,
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they're going to be like, Like, ah, look, that's why I need to vote for you.
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Don't, man, don't, don't, don't. You know?
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And I'm not trying to disrespect anybody who described themselves as white liberal,
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white conservative. I'm not going to try to disrespect you.
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Well, a lot of you's got the monies and all you want to do is tap yourself in
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the back just because your friend is black.
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I'll be straight up. You know what I mean? And my thing with the Mandani,
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it's one of those things where you could start to see it.
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It's like, hey, listen, I mean, if he's really about that life,
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and I like to have people say, well, you know, 10 years ago,
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he was talking about defund the police, but he's a manufacturer opposition.
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He was being paid back then to be that so that people could have something to
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talk about now, because that's how you trick the system. That's how you trick the people.
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You're going to give them stuff about 10 years ago, whatever.
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Eights less than 10 years ago I was being paid you know to talk nonsense so
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that when I run people could just be like oh look what he said look what he
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did look look look look and guess what people are gonna jump on on the side
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of the fence bloop bloop like a pinball.
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That's why Brother Malcolm X said, you're just a football, political football.
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They're just playing with you. Boom, boom, boom, boom. You don't think on your own.
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And that's why I want people to think on their own.
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But Donnie's not here to be that savior of whatever the case might be.
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And if you, once again, if you're this Muslim, and this is not me trying to
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criticize you specifically, but I know what you've been talking about in the
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last year, two years or so,
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pro-Palestine with the little, you know, scarf. I forgot what you call it.
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I sees you. Now you're happy. But yet the boy is part of this machine that was
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destroying your people.
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Wow. See how this works? The trick is crazy. And I want people to,
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I can't say people are waking up because sadly that's what the machine is.
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I'm here to tell that story because I'm like, hey, I ain't going to tell you
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to wake up. I'm going to tell you, listen to this podcast.
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You decide what you're going to do. You still want to be a sheep by all means.
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Want to think on your own?
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Let's hold hands and let's make that fight. I'm independent.
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I'm independent. I'm independent.
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I always will be independent. And it's not even being independent.
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And just thinking on your own, can you not see?
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Can you not see how is it that this dude that's the mayor of New York City is
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being propped up? This guy ain't struggled.
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He didn't eat peanut butter and jelly sandwich. He ain't about that mac and
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cheese that, you know, he ain't about finding pennies under the couch.
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He ain't about that life. You know what I mean? And that's what breaks me.
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Because if New York City and people that vote that have been struggled,
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that know what it is to be looking for change or going to your dirty clothes,
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you know, that's in the laundry that you're ready to watch, looking at it to
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see if you find a dollar or two.
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You ain't trying to empty pockets like, you know, to make sure that's linked.
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You're trying to see if there's a couple of dollars. You've been there. I've done that.
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But it ain't about that life. And that's the sad thing. If you was about that
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life, why are you going to vote for somebody that's not about that life. Jeez, come on peoples.
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And when you see people about their life.
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And you got to, you know, you got to sometimes search because sometimes there
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are people that have struggle and these bandhanis are the worst.
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They don't know, you know, you know what exactly it is that he knows.
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What struggle does he know? You know what I'm saying?
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And I mean, my struggle, I'm saying everybody's struggle is a little bit different.
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I took a little bit of water. Let's go. And that's when I start to see that
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these little red flags is like, oh, here we go again. Here we go again.
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And to see like especially the young voters you know
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this those of my age and elders that remember
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how they felt about obama once he was done in the two terms even in the first
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term a lot of people in the black community felt disappointed and i'm glad that
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i'm not the only one that see what they seen in mondani there's other peoples
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out there who could start seeing because again we go back to what brother Malcolm X said.
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There's two white factions that are going after each other and it's the white
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liberal and white conservative.
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All I'm asking you, if you're Latino, black, Asian, if you're non-white,
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non-Caucasian, I'm going to ask you, what side do you pick?
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Oh, but don't you think we got to fight fascism and whatever it is and whatever
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it is that's going on and I said to myself, yeah, that's what we do.
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But guess what they have behind the two political machine
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guess who you support the same
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thing that you are claiming to be fighting
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what can zoran do i don't know there's
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a lot of stuff that he could do a lot of stuff that he cannot do and i'm pretty
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sure we're gonna lean towards he cannot do this because trump does this and
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we're gonna go to the same circle it's the same cycle they recycle these trade
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leaders they don't they're not true i can't believe that there's people that
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actually believe in this.
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Then I believe it. You know, I believe that's the human psychic.
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You see, the political machine in this country, they molded that.
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Because they done throw you with a bone back, you know, a long time ago,
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and you fell for it. It's like those little traps.
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See, for those people out there that's hunting a little bush,
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let's say a little bit of a rabbit, you know, I'm not saying I'm going to kill a rabbit.
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You're out there in the woods, and you're just waiting for that rabbit,
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and you just drop the cage. Let that trap shoot.
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And the funny thing is that you feel sorry for this uh little uh rabbit and
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you let them go but they wound it and guess what you'd set up the same trap
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that same rabbit falls for the same trap over and over and over and over and
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that's where the political machines have done,
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they've set that trap and you're gonna fall for and you fall for it until you
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bleed until you bleed until you what like i once told one of my my uh brothers
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in arms who voted for obama or twice or whatever, you know.
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And I told him, hey, listen, you know what's crazy? You put Obama's kid to college.
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You got kids now, you're kind of thinking how you're going to put your kids
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to college. You see how that works?
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If you're in New York City, if you're listening to this, there's a lot of people with money.
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Kids, there's kids with money. I always remember Munchka last year.
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So like a group of three young girls, two white, one Asian, but Kamala Harris.
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One of them probably got more money than a lot of people come by.
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But you know how they got there?
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Well, I don't know if their parents are doctors, nurse, whatever.
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But let's just say that the Republican Party Did a tax break for rich people
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So there's a good chance those parents Who are Democrats Who got kids who are
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Democrats They veep the benefits of that system But guess how they got there,
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Because of you The voter And that was Zoran That's my thing with that situation
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Once again me The way I feel It's not even the way I feel The way I think The
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way I see things Is that he's just another puppet of the machine,
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Again, I would love to Hey, Zoran, he got this Hey, listen, let's say you're
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living in New York City I hope that they don't take this,
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Policy for me, that's one of my ideas If you're in New York City You gotta make
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a certain amount If you're making about, let's say, $60,000 to $100,000 per
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year You're still gonna be struggling Because the rent here is a little bit high,
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I would do it I'll give you a little, you know, a little vouch, $200.
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Something for food Even if you're making $100,000 Let's say single Single pound,
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whatever it is You're going to be struggling The rent is high,
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Here's a little $200 a month For a year, whatever it is Something like that
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could work Because it could be done, you know.
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That's my take on this situation. Hopefully you enjoyed this podcast.
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Listen to this podcast. Once again, subscribe, share, comment, all that good stuff.
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Let me know what you think about this Zoran Mondani. Once again, I got the red flag.
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I go with what Brother Malcolm X said. It's two factions here,
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white liberals, white conservatives, and we're just in the middle.
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And the likes of the Zorans and the AOCs, even on the right side,
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Marjorie Taylor Greene, they are a well-to-do people from well-to-do families.
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And these are the puppets and the parrots that
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have been put in front of us and please do not fall into that trap once again
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let's think on your own but once you finish listening to this i'm pretty sure
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you're going to be doing your homework and you're going to be like thank you
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david for opening my eyes because saving a mind is saving a life let's make it happen i'm out peace.