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Never, ever apologize for #doingtherightthing . Do what’s right for 🇺🇸 and for yourself, period. · The Facts with Jamal 🇺🇸🦅👊

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  You know, we all have flex season life.
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  We all have ways of how we can find a way to edge our names
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  even if we're just normal people.
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  You understand now you're surely it's just your run in the mill
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  Howard Shuman, who by the way, is somebody that just happens to
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  be thankful for being an American, or someone rather who
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  has had more appreciation for being such.
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  Yet there was never enough in my estimation of those that are
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  willing to do the right thing because they are so hesitant
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  because of the mass since they say.
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  I don't think that's the right way to look at it now,
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  especially in my case where, again, I'm just your average
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  person. But according to those in the
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  black community, I'm a quote UN quote trait because it's not
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  just me. It's plenty of others, you know,
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  who broke away from them because we all tell the truth about
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  them. But for some reason, and I don't
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  know why that is, they can't handle the actual truth about
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  themselves. My only thing is I mentioned
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  three names in particular that I'm sure you all heard me
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  mention at one point that I have held a high regard for a while
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  now. One more so that if you can
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  believe it's almost been next Thursday, there's almost been a
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  year since his life was unfortunately taken far too
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  soon. In those names, Malcolm X,
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  Martin Luther King, Junior and the Alpha mentioned Charlie
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  Kerr, who next Thursday will mark one year since his life was
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  cut short. Now I don't mean to shortchange
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  or vastly overlook anyone that never suffered the same faith as
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  those Julia for mentions, OK? And I'm sure there's been plenty
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  of us around the world that unfortunately did the same thing
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  that was right, told the truth, but unfortunately paid for it.
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  I'm not overlooking. I can only focus really on, you
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  know, for my country, you know, the way those three lost their
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  lives in the most heroine ways. Now two of those you know from
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  the 60s and I understand that actually within a four year time
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  frame of one another and of course as I mentioned with
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  Charlie is almost one year ago next Thursday.
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  But that kind of begs the question, should there really be
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  a real price to pay for doing the right thing and telling the
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  truth? Because unfortunately, if you're
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  someone who ultimately believes that telling the truth is a bad
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  thing that should be found upon by the many people who don't
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  even wanna hear the real truth, but only wanna hear the truth in
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  their minds, which is actually a lie being manufactured into the
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  truth, then what good is really the truth?
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  The real honest truth, common sense and telling things like it
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  is without essentially being found upon by it.
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  Now granted, again, I'm just your one of the milk guy in his
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  30s who have struggled for a lot of years.
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  You know what is the ideal way to go about, you know a lot of
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  things. And while I've pride myself on
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  being a good person, I've made myself mistakes now.
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  Now as far as you know, gang gang we just trouble.
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  No, nothing to ask. I have always, you know, found
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  myself. What is the ideal way to go
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  about life? I'm trying to do things to not
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  perfect but you know light way. Unfortunately, you have a whole
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  lot of people that believe that if you even do the right thing
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  or not be a part of the collective, you know, mind you
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  are essentially that way and they don't want anything to yes,
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  unfortunately that is that is just the reality.
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  You know, I mean, that's where society is right now.
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  I don't think we should be asking is doing the right thing
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  should be frowned upon. I think what we need to be
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  asking ourselves, it's no price too high in this world, no
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  matter where you are, to do the right thing, even if it means
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  costing yourself your life. And the other question more so
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  is that if you're a person, regardless of whatever the
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  masses, the lunatics, the ones who hate their own lives because
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  they wanna make you know your life a living hell.
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  The question is, do you believe in doing what is life for
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  society? Even at A cause?
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  I'm a believer that there was something that we don't have to
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  explain to anyone. Doesn't doesn't matter if you
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  have family members that may not agree with you.
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  Doesn't matter if you have, you know, quote UN quote friends who
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  have been by your side for 10 years, but because you have
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  different beliefs then they have, they don't want nothing to
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  do with you. And it certainly doesn't matter
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  what the masses or the ones that part collect.
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  You think Doing the right thing should never have to be
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  explained. So don't if they don't
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  understand your purpose. You know either for the country
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  you are in that you feel as if you've been outspoken on some
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  things. As far as doing the right
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  things, never explain to anyone. Now, as far as the dream man I
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  had brought up a couple minutes ago, and knowing what happened
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  to them, I can live with the fact that those lunatics that
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  want me, particularly in the black community, want me to
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  essentially backtrack or apologize 'cause I tell the
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  truth about them. That they can all essentially
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  kiss my American ass because one, I'm not apologizing.
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  Number two, I am not going to retract one single iota because
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  they can't handle what's been said, written, and now warranted
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  because they can't get out their own way.
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  And the third most important thing is if they ever want an
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  apology. How about you apologize to
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  everyone else for being new sisters?
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  How about you apologize that every day or every other day,
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  either on TV or social media, I see the exact same kind of
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  behavior from the same group of people who believes that life
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  has done the wrong, but yet they can't seem for one reason or
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  another to actually look in the mirror and do battle.
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  How about they start there? Otherwise, there was absolutely
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  nothing new about that's why. And if you're a person who has
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  been enticed, and I'm saying that in quote to either
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  backtrack or apologize for saying and doing the right thing
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  and just being honest, tell yourself this or ask yourself
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  why would you essentially apologize for saying what's
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  right that you really thank you for?
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  Apologize just because they can't handle the truth or that
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  they can't find a way to come to terms with themselves and who
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  they are, then why is it your problem that they can't hear?
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  So any like I had bought a if those that want to eliminate
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  you. Essentially, if those that want
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  to eliminate you for only doing the right things, for telling
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  the truth and breaking away from the collective sheep, meaning
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  collective mind, I'm here to tell you.
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  If you even consider apologizing, then everything you
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  claimed you have stood for immediately goes out the window.
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  Sure, you'll have, you know, people wanting you gone.
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  They may even come after the ones you kept.
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  Let them 'cause you wanna know why?
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  Because it only means you're doing something like that they
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  can't handle, because that's what comes with the territory.
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  And the three names, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Junior and
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  Charlie Kurt. As far as you know.
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  Why? I know you can pretty much
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  figure out the rest from that standpoint, but sometimes you
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  can be, you know, a normal human or you could be a normal 1.
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  You can just be a guy or person in general that no one really
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  knows about, or you can be someone that's been in spotlight
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  far too often. You have choices as far as how
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  you live your life and how you go, but in the end, you have the
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  responsibility to do the right thing.
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  And for those that may be against you and want to see you
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  fall, come a new crop of people that will have you back.
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  So always know that if you think doing the right thing is never
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  worth it, it's always worth it. Bomb.