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It pains my heart when an American anywhere dies · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Look at this beautiful world that we all have and that we all share,
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  and that we all are obliged and obligated by responsibility, expectations, commitment,
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  and obligations to protect and preserve and serve. But this beautiful world that we
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  all have and that we all share, and that we are suppose to make
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  better for the younger generations and for our children and the children of the war,
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  This world that you see has some people in it that are bent I
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  distrained, the war ought worse, killing eats people. Look at what is
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  happening. Who gets into a bawling alley and does and just randomly kill people,
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  Kill fellow Americans, kill families, kill dreams, kill husbands, kill
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  wives, kill children. Who does that? What will happen in the life
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  of a human being? They are killing others. We give them some fulfillment
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  or accomplishment or satisfaction or pay back. What do you do with the blood
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  of innocent people? People you don't even know, people who have done nothing
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  to offend you. They don't even know your name, They don't know where
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  you live, They don't know your history or your story. They are not
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  even connected to you by blood or by king, by anything. Even if
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  they are. Why should you kill the children of other people? Why should
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  you kill the parents of other children? Why should kill peoples grandparents or grandmothers
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  or grandfathers, or cousins or aunts or uncles or nieces or nephews while you
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  kill strangers. We need to change. Our politics needs to change. The
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  media needs to change our policies. The way we talk to one another,
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  the way we refer to one another, the way we think of one another
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  needs to change. We must follow the American way and were of freedom,
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  compassion, the truthism, love for country, for God, for family,
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  for the flag, for the Constitution. That we hold this truth to be
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  self evident, that all Americans are bonniquo, no matter the religion, the
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  race, the gender, the job, the income, or whatever that may
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  be, that we are bound by one common idea, the American Way.
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  That our way, given to us by the founding fathers and by our moral
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  philosophers, and by those who have sacrificed their line, man, blood,
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  and life to make usto be word. We are. We alle this today.
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  Look at us, the greatest country in the world, exceptional in her
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  blessings, the marting port for ideas, ideals, for free people for free
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  humans. The line of the three should now be the line of death.
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  The lane of the free cannot be the land of intolerance. The land of
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  the free cannot be the line of hate. The lane of the free cannot
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  be the line of divisiveness, of antisemitism, racism, or sexism or bakatry.
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  In God with trus all our call free, your chosen, and when
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  you're the chosen one, the world expects more from you. The whole world
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  look at us, and sometimes the wonder why should it be this way?
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  How we like spoiled kids that everything is given to us. I don't know
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  what it means to be an American again. Our troops die in the world
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  to preserve freedoms and democracy, free movement of people. We die to protect
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  people in other countries. Why she would be killing ourselves at home? I
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  know. The debate is always o our guns. The gun will not trigger
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  itself unless it's an AI god. And why will you make a deadly AI
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  weapon in the first place. The conditions, the circumstance, and the situation
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  and the American citizens. We need to talk about that. When we talk
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  about mentor issues, sometimes it's so generic, it's a cliche. It's the
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  kumbayr talk. It's just a lie or a note on a teleprompter on a
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  desk. Wish you mean it. And we said the mentor health of Americans,
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  sometimes of us stressed, of abandoned, of our work, excluded,
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  shown, rejected, abandoned, neglected, ignored. We must take all these
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  things into consideration. How to make the lives of Americans better, How to
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  listen to their grievances and take them seriously. Every human being has some good
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  in them that God shall not be corrupted. That good is what everybody needs.
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  Good is the American way. We're a Christian nation. We a nation
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  of free people, were national activists. Were a nation of freedom of expression,
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  the right to self determined, the right to be independent, to own
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  property, to own yourself, to be free in your person and your property,
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  to be free when you go to a grocery store, to be free
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  in your home, to be free, to be free, to dream in
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  a land of dreamers. To be free. Not to be scared when you're
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  doing nothing wrong. You're committing no crime, just minding your business, going
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  out for work. I should be killed going on to the grocery store.
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  Why should become down going then to a movie theater, or in school,
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  wor kindergarten, or the hospital, or just in a bawling alley. Why
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  should you be killed? Some people need Jesus, give Jesus to them.
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  Some people need help, give them real help. And when you do give
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  people Jesus our thoughts on prayers, it's a normal idea. It should come
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  from the hard not a cliche, not a talking point, just minute,
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  just meant it. While we tuting apart, while we breaking the very fabric
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  of this nation. Why are we doing this to ourselves? Why do we
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  let ourselves to be so polarized and do not vote in politicians that believe in
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  consensus, in the units of the country and bipartisanship. Why do we let
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  people destroy this great country? American is the surfirst place in the world.
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  Have been to many countries on this planet Earth. I would tell people with
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  pride that if there is paradise on Earth, if there is the surface place
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  you want to be, if there is a place where you seek peacefulness,
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  enlightenment, and flourishment, come to America. None of the thrain of liberty,
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  equality and the pursuit of happiness. Why should we take the liberties of
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  artists when they're doing not wrong, coming to no crime, Why do we
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  destroy their freedoms and the pursuit of happiness. I beg upon thee There can
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  be a gm there can be anything is a weapon, the gadget, it's
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  not a weapon. The mind of the human being is. If that mind
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  is messed up, If that mind is messed up, terrible things like this
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  might happen mine, body, soul, environment, community, society, the
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  country, the system, the states, the counties, the borrows, the
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  communities. We need to understand one another and go back to the American world.
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  Well, we can tolerate everybody, because there is space here for almost
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  everybody that comes in and commit no crime. We should help those who need
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  help. There are some good Americans with psychological problems, some going through hardship,
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  through a difficult divorce, a terminal disease, some just poverty and misery,
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  homelessness, hopelessness. We cannot ignore the plight of the American people.
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  And in this great country, the gap between the halves and they have not
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  It's widen in that some people find it difficult to have health care when they
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  do need help. And some Americans cannot fit themselves, cannot pay their bills
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  that some Americans work very hard for less. We know that the American way
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  is not laziness, it's not entitlement, it's not victim herd. But those
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  who work very hard should not find it difficult in this great country to be
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  an example of the American dream. We should be inclusive in a way we
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  spread the American dream. Hardworking people should be the flag bearers of the American
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  way. The American way is making it. We should give before the lives
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  of opportunities to make it. When we do fire people from their jobs,
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  it should be for just cause or probable cause or reasonable course. And when
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  we do try people and put them in jail, that will be fair.
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  Fairness makes our system stronger. Prejudices, inequities, inequalities and nepotism, vinitiveness,
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  vengeance, pinitiveness, all these things doesn't make us better. It does.
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  It does not make us better. We should do the things that make
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  American grid sports it's an American way. We cannot prevent people from going to
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  sports, shopping, having a good time, walking around freely in the park,
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  ride on your bike. That's the American way. That's not the free
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  She'll be able to sleep with your door open. That's the American way.
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  Your neighbor will knock at your door and close the door for you, not
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  rob you. She'll be able to open a convenience store or shopping mall.
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  We have people getting it and stealing it and just ambushing. That's an American
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  way. We should make people believe in themselves again, things are not good
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  right for us. I back upon our leaders on fate, leaders, politicians,
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  CEOs, supervisors, managers, teachers, coaches, inspirational leaders to rekindle
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  the American way. Instead of taking Americans' wealth oversea and making other countries richer,
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  we should pay Americans well. Americans just work themselves to death, or
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  they work themselves into poverty. Can't work themselves into dependency, into social welfare.
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  How can that be? The Americans go to work. You can't see
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  the traffic. There's traffic everywhere you go in America. Traffic jam. Americans
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  going to work. Americans should like to work. They work, training for
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  seven but they're not having a good life, a quality life, a meaningful
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  life, a purposeful life, and life driven with hopes and promises of a
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  better future. Americans can retire with dignity, can have some savings and there
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  for one care. They can be able to travel overseas when they are retired,
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  go on a cruise, give some done it to that church, volunteer
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  in the community. The American way, go to the ballgame. The American
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  way, list on the news, and follow the political party of their choice,
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  and do their civic responsibilities. That American way. Is this an American
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  way. That is the envy of the world that you can own a gun
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  in America and not shoot people with it. The right to bear arms,
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  it's an American right. When you do bare your arm, why God shoot
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  other people? I do that. I'm gan you can. Is your pride.
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  It's guaranteed by the Constitution for us to prevent dictatorship, not to create
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  anarchy, not to be killing one another, to be destroying ourselves. Please
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  think you are going to go hunting, right, Just have it for pride
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  by having a vintage car and all home that you like, or having an
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  old flag or an old coin or something of antache, something that your treasure
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  should be for the better men of yourself and the pride and dignity and thanking
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  the founding fathers that I give it a ride each time. Where abuse is
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  right, it makes people to question. The founding Fathers be the one that
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  make people fault. The founding Fathers were the greatest man I ever existed.
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  You created this wonderful country, this beautiful country on the hill, and gave
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  it to us not to mess it or mess it up? What happened to
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  the American love? The open mindedness, the open heartedness, and the open
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  hands. That's the American way. You go to church on Sunday, you
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  pray to Christ, you put some money in the church, You listen,
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  You pray for those who are sack, for those one needy, You console
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  the sick and those who have lost love. Once we come together with candle
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  lights as a bell rings. That's the American way. It's a great nation.
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  I come from a place so far, but only pride, don't the
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  thing that makes me to be happy. It's been an American I work hard
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  in this country, more than I've worked anywhere else in the world. I
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  don't make that which I expected. Does not stop me from working, because
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  work is an American way. And if you work so hard and believe in
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  that dream and do not wrong, I'll commit no cry, but they promise,
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  not the Lord make to the house of David. Shall come to us,
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  shall come to us, Please, we shall talk to one another.
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  Be your brother's keeper, be your sister's keeper. If it God times yr
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  come we unite the American where we don't let ever over shadow the good that
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  those who think that American is failing or failing, you don't know America.
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  We always rise to the top. We'll fix thems. It's upon us to
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  not take away the guns of people, but to make them like their guns,
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  to go hunt, not humans, follow the city code, to go
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  hunt, not cure, us, not kill one another. We should learn
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  measurement, proportionality, and balance. Some people and deserve the rights that we
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  all wish for. Tell us some people, you give them the right,
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  the abuse it, You show them love the abuse it, You show them
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  kindness, use it. You give them freedom, the cure orders, or
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  they infringe upon the freedom of orders you protect, You protect their amendment rights.
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  They become racist or hateful, or anti Semite, or abusive or cruel.
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  What do we do with those people? They are part of us.
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  We need to know that they are part of us. I cannot send them
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  to a different planet. You can't just keep build in prisons because prisons,
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  it's just a concrete. It does not solve a problem. It doesn't make
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  the problem go away. Primitive punishment sometimes doesn't solve the problem because those people,
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  some people that come a crime, they like punishment, They like to
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  be punished. Punishment is their thing. Show them compassion, show them goodness,
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  rehability them if you want to. We need to solve our problems because
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  the world looks at us. It's been that way. We'll call upon to
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  lead the world wants us to late. This world is much better, more
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  safer, more prosperous, more kinder, more loving when American leads don't take
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  that away. Make Americans heal, because heal again, because much better I
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  am with this. There are three types of people. Those who create problems
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  they cannot solve, those who solve the problems they create, and those who
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  solve problems they didn't create. In these great countries of ours, this three
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  set of people exist. Those who clear problems they cannot solve. We should
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  have them. Those who solve the problems they create. Wh should encourage them.
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  Those who solved problems they didn't create, they should lead us. They
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  should lead us. We should venerate them, we should make examples of them
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  as an American way. I speak with a heavy heart each time a fellow
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  American dies somewhere in the world, was of it at home. It pains
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  my heart. It pains my heart as a life lost, as a life
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  lost, as somebody's child, somebody got pregnant with that child, that person
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  that got killed. Stay in the womb of the mother they give birth to
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  that child, and or the nurtury or the sacrifice of the parents, or
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  the dreams and hopes and happiness from kindogarten to elementary school to middle school,
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  high school to college, having a job, becoming invite a part of community,
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  having hopes getting married or having a promise to get married, getting a
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  new job, a new company, traveling, trying to create something to help
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  somebody, a make American better. And somebody comes and kill these people and
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  kill for Americans. Please what you think twice? W should think twice.
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  We should not kill for Americans. We should not kill for Americans. It's
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  upon us that made this wall about the place. Let American here again.
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  Would you believe and entry in family, the flag, the troops or law
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  enforcements. You believe in those who volunteer and sacrifice. Should believe in ourselves.
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  Americans should be taught to love themselves, to believe in themselves, to
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  look themselves in the mirror and like themselves. One of the things we have
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  here is shaming. We shame for our Americans. We're ostracized for Americans.
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  They are by raised by gender, by something either straight or gay, or
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  there's always something. We should stop those things. Those things are not making
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  us better. Our politicians, or our politics, or our media must not
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  divide us. They should be there to unite us as intrinsic individuals. As
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  different as we can be, we should be united in purpose.