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You are Called Upon as a Leader to Uplift a Nation · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Speaker 1: Uplifting the The spirit of a people is a necessary
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  Speaker 1: uh to uplifting the spirit of a nation. The the
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  Speaker 1: human being UH needs a moral booster you for the
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  Speaker 1: proper functioning of society and and for the sake of
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  Speaker 1: a nation or the the people need to feel uh positive, confident,
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  Speaker 1: and excited or happy and exuberant. Uh. Those are the
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  Speaker 1: qualities that you find when it comes to building a positive, happy,
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  Speaker 1: uplifting society. Sometimes things happen in the life of a
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  Speaker 1: human being, or in the life of a community or
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  Speaker 1: country that demoralizes the people, that gives the people fear
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  Speaker 1: and takes away their confidence, their pride, and the sense
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  Speaker 1: of or the elements of importance and relevance. And it's
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  Speaker 1: for uh the society, a country, or leadership a war
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  Speaker 1: to be constantly uplifting the spirits of people or citizens
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  Speaker 1: and sometimes the spirit of humans. It's beaten by by wars, disasters,
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  Speaker 1: plain crashes, things that things that just consume or kills
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  Speaker 1: a lot of humans and the living left to question
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  Speaker 1: the essence of life, the purpose of struggle, and and
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  Speaker 1: the purpose of being. And when when life is rendered
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  Speaker 1: so cheap, when the lives of others are rendered so cheap,
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  Speaker 1: so meaningless. When humans can just be killed or just destroyed.
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  Speaker 1: And that's a stage that humans become known to the
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  Speaker 1: death and destruction of others. That those who feel about
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  Speaker 1: such death, there's a certain distruction, are demoralized. Demoralized people.
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  Speaker 1: The society with low spirited beings cannot be at its best.
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  Speaker 1: So it's upon leadership to always, you know, excite the public.
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  Speaker 1: You know, leadership is like you're on stage. You're an
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  Speaker 1: actor and actress, you are an entertainer. Sometimes you need
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  Speaker 1: to make people fee relief. That that's what sometimes the
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  Speaker 1: convenience late night shows, that's a gift sometimes that they
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  Speaker 1: give to the people. They make people laugh. It's good
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  Speaker 1: to make people laugh. Those laughter is good. Smiles. Smiles
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  Speaker 1: are good in happiness. That that state of exuberant is
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  Speaker 1: good for the functioning of society. And that's why it
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  Speaker 1: most tyrannical and oppressive, oppressive societies or dictatorial societies, you
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  Speaker 1: don't have happy humans. And that that perception of siege,
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  Speaker 1: that feeling of fear, that feeling of wandomness kicks in
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  Speaker 1: when humans just see when humans can bear the sufferings
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  Speaker 1: of other humans, you know, sometimes the privilege affected by
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  Speaker 1: the plight and suffering of the underprivilege, because the human
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  Speaker 1: life is interconnected, because we're all humans, so howknown we
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  Speaker 1: can be to the plights of others can only be
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  Speaker 1: in bad of time, it comes to affect us. People
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  Speaker 1: start to see us differently before start to mistrust us.
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  Speaker 1: Sometimes people start not to like us, and sometimes people
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  Speaker 1: don't want to do business with us. And when such
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  Speaker 1: things happen, it dampened the spirit of people with it
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  Speaker 1: that society. The concept of nationalism is national pride. The
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  Speaker 1: national pride means the countries it's doing a lot of
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  Speaker 1: things that is bringing honor a reference to the people.
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  Speaker 1: And national pride means the economy is well. The educational
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  Speaker 1: system brings pride that the science and technologies of throughs
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  Speaker 1: that the country is leading in a lot of stuff.
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  Speaker 1: When countries are leading in a lot of stuff, it
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  Speaker 1: brings pride to their people. The countries are standing up
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  Speaker 1: to disasters, pandemics, epidemics, it brings pride to their people.
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  Speaker 1: And when society's experiences one disaster after another, people being killed,
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  Speaker 1: people dying, people losing property, the plane colliding, and the
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  Speaker 1: political atmospheres, fear and the future start to become something
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  Speaker 1: that is unpredictable. That's not good for the economy, that's
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  Speaker 1: not good for the state of mind and the state
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  Speaker 1: of being. And it's for leaders to be careful not
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  Speaker 1: to compress so many sad things together, or just to
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  Speaker 1: compress so many depressing things together. It affects the state
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  Speaker 1: of being of the people. And we should be able
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  Speaker 1: to use measurement, proportionality, and balance to spread out the
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  Speaker 1: things we do that create fear, that takes away hope.
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  Speaker 1: You always be conscious of that. It depends on the
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  Speaker 1: way we see fellow human beings. If we don't see
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  Speaker 1: fellow human beings as deserving, then it's easy to take
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  Speaker 1: away from them. When we shackle humans in public, it
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  Speaker 1: takes us back to the days of slavery. The MSN
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  Speaker 1: and message of toughness or confidence of whatever that might be,
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  Speaker 1: but they affects the soul of every human being. We
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  Speaker 1: don't treat fellow human beings with dignity, you take away
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  Speaker 1: the dignity of everybody. We don't treat fellow human beings
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  Speaker 1: with respect, it takes away the respect of everybody. Even
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  Speaker 1: the American law legal system treats criminals with dignity that's
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  Speaker 1: to show how civilized of the people we are and
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  Speaker 1: how far we have come from trial by ordeal. You
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  Speaker 1: know too, a society that can he have belated, but
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  Speaker 1: I can't choose to treat the worst of criminals with
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  Speaker 1: the dignity that they didn't give to others. If we
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  Speaker 1: become them, then we lose ourselves. We lose our own humanity,
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  Speaker 1: We lose our own descent sy we lose our own
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  Speaker 1: compassion or sympathy. We lose the Jesus in us, We
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  Speaker 1: lose their guard in us, we lose the parent in us.
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  Speaker 1: If we cannot find it within ourselves to treat even
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  Speaker 1: our enemies with dignity, then we become them. Civilized humans
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  Speaker 1: treat even their enemies with dignity and respect and civility.
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  Speaker 1: You take away dignity, respect, and civility, then we become
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  Speaker 1: crue and primitive, and are not respected for being crue
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  Speaker 1: and primitive, and in humane, and unrespect for being crue
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  Speaker 1: and brutal, and unrespect for being apathetic or psychopathic or sociopathic.
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  Speaker 1: In a civilized society, we follow civilized g nouns, we
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  Speaker 1: follow civilized protocols, we follow civilized decor not because we
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  Speaker 1: like Wanda because it's necessary for the coesion for the
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  Speaker 1: better function of society. It uplieves that society to give
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  Speaker 1: the society moral dominance, compassion dominance.
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  Speaker 2: It gives that.
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  Speaker 1: Society that national pride of being sympathetic to the flight
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  Speaker 1: of fellow humans. It must be sympathetic to the plight
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  Speaker 1: of fellow humans in order to poost the moral or
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  Speaker 1: to uplive the spirit for others. That's why, sometimes in
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  Speaker 1: calamities may have disaster and lost, a nation always posts
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  Speaker 1: together and sanitize their height of differences to say we
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  Speaker 1: are in this together, that our prayers and thought goes
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  Speaker 1: to the disease and to the family. We must do
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  Speaker 1: this sometimes to make humans give us that social contract
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  Speaker 1: for us to lead. There. When people give you the
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  Speaker 1: power to lead, you become like a parent. And when
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  Speaker 1: you take your decisions, always remember that we can't we are.
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  Speaker 1: It's just a page in the history of a country.
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  Speaker 1: It's just another term of office. And you become the
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  Speaker 1: parent in chief, the sympathizer in chief. You become the
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  Speaker 1: law abiding leader in chief. One we refuse to follow
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  Speaker 1: due protocols and proceduous That brings dignity and respect to
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  Speaker 1: any process. You take away the sacrifices of others. You
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  Speaker 1: take away the things that make people to feel important.
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  Speaker 1: Somebody may be working for you. You might not know
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  Speaker 1: that that service or darty gives them a sense of pay,
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  Speaker 1: sense of pride. Why you take those jobs away, for
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  Speaker 1: whatever political reasons, you take away from that human the
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  Speaker 1: thing that gives that human be pride and confidence and
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  Speaker 1: self of pain. And it depresses in society because the
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  Speaker 1: plight of that human undeserve, affects that others see themselves
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  Speaker 1: when they're strong, further awakens the week or where the
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  Speaker 1: strong goes after the vulnerable, after the week, after those
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  Speaker 1: who cannot take care of themselves. It depresses a society.
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  Speaker 1: It dampen the spirit of a people. You want to
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  Speaker 1: create a very wealthy and powerful society with citizens with
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  Speaker 1: dampen the spirit. It means you're fulfilling your need at
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  Speaker 1: the expense of the happiness of others. Happiness, hope, of faith,
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  Speaker 1: and that light. It's a thing that that are things
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  Speaker 1: that you want. You don't want to take you away
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  Speaker 1: from further humans. Those are things that money cannot buy. Hope, faith,
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  Speaker 1: the positive light, the inner peace, harmony, the thing that
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  Speaker 1: brings society together. HM. When you have power, when after
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  Speaker 1: the powerless and after the week, destroys the very fabric
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  Speaker 1: of society, that moral code, that thing that we always
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  Speaker 1: say that we are in this together, that thing that
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  Speaker 1: our prayers and thought goes to the family, or to
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  Speaker 1: the disease or to the suffer. You destroyed that thing.
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  Speaker 1: Pull the nation together in terms of a nine to
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  Speaker 1: eleven event, in times of a terror attack, when something
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  Speaker 1: is so dangerous happened to the country, you need to
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  Speaker 1: pull everybody together. But when you go after the powerless relentlessly,
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  Speaker 1: with some brutality, with some clee, with some saitism, with
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  Speaker 1: some vengeance and something difftiousness, vindictiveness, and some cruelty, and
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  Speaker 1: lack of apathy, lack of sympathy. But with apathy, you
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  Speaker 1: you you you take away the soul. You destroy the
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  Speaker 1: soul of that society. Every society has its soul. That
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  Speaker 1: soul is sometimes in true nationalism, that soul of society.
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  Speaker 1: Sometimes send the privilege, the privilege to the streets to
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  Speaker 1: protest against what is happening to the privilege. Society has
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  Speaker 1: its soul is the soul that makes somebody to stop
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  Speaker 1: to help somebody in need. That make people to donate
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  Speaker 1: their time and volunteered their lives to help those in need.
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  Speaker 1: As leaders, you must promote that. He must not divide society,
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  Speaker 1: society into camps. The gatcha moment, an unforgiving societciety. It's
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  Speaker 1: a society that nobody wants to live in. A society
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  Speaker 1: that finds it difficult to forgive, to let go, to
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  Speaker 1: move on, to move forward, and to build better, to
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  Speaker 1: be inclusive. It's a society that nobody wants to be.
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  Speaker 1: Our people can be in that society. You can make
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  Speaker 1: them very wealthy and powerful, but they are spirit is better.
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  Speaker 2: Than more.
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  Speaker 1: A booster. That thing that gives them excitement is not there.
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  Speaker 1: Don't take that away. That's why even in the prison
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  Speaker 1: systems in America, prisoners are treated with dignity. To be
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  Speaker 1: an American, it is a blessing. To live in America
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  Speaker 1: is a blessing. American is great because of its humanity too,
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  Speaker 1: of our humanity. How we treat even the words among
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  Speaker 1: us says a lot about our great country. That does
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  Speaker 1: what makes that Chinese come to the hill that everybody
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  Speaker 1: wants to come to. That's what gives us that power,
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  Speaker 1: that evangelical power to take the world and to take
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  Speaker 1: Jesus to the world, because they see us as a
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  Speaker 1: land of hope, the land of opportunity, the lane of
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  Speaker 1: peace and of prosperity. They see us as a Christian nation,
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  Speaker 1: as a Christian nation, as a Christian nation. And whatever
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  Speaker 1: we do on the dollar says in God we trust.
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  Speaker 1: Always remembered that one nation, indivisible under God, doesn't matter
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  Speaker 1: if a believing in God or not. The Founding Fathers
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  Speaker 1: were Puritans, the Founding Fathers the believing God. So might
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  Speaker 1: be dazed, but even being the days makes you to
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  Speaker 1: take care of yourself, the nation and humanity much better
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  Speaker 1: because you called upon the Late. According to the Daism,
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  Speaker 1: God made the world and left for us to take
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  Speaker 1: care of it. You cannot take care of people and
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  Speaker 1: take care of a nation with a compassionate empathy. And
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  Speaker 1: when people do break the law, you cannot make it
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  Speaker 1: to about You make it to about the law because
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  Speaker 1: the law has proceeding and process that as a civilized
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  Speaker 1: and democratic and free nation in the core of our
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  Speaker 1: judicial system's dignity, dignity and stript humans from their dignity,
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  Speaker 1: you strip the dignity of everybody. But people strip themselves
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  Speaker 1: from their own dignity. They will not be the institution
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  Speaker 1: of the state doing that, because you send a very
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  Speaker 1: terrible message, not just to the people at home, to
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  Speaker 1: the people abroad. You send a very terrible message to
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  Speaker 1: tyrants and dictators and autocrats around the world. People would
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  Speaker 1: like to mistreat their people, but they're scared of America.
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  Speaker 1: People who like people in other countries would like to
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  Speaker 1: mistreat their people, but they are scared of America. People
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  Speaker 1: in other countries would like to take away the rights
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  Speaker 1: and dignity and property and liberty and freedoms of their
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  Speaker 1: own people, but they're scared of America. Then if America
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  Speaker 1: becomes a country that does that, humanity suffers. America is
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  Speaker 1: the only thing standing the ways of the most cruel
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  Speaker 1: element or elements on planet Earth, the worst amongst us.
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  Speaker 1: As to hear, it stands to America that America is
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  Speaker 1: standing their way. Every act of brutality or cruelty sciential.
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  Speaker 1: America exponentially create the others around the world. The way
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  Speaker 1: we treat people in this great country should be a
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  Speaker 1: reflection of what our founding values are and should be
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  Speaker 1: the example that we want to be the good people
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  Speaker 1: feel uncomfortable when others are restricted. Good people feel bitten
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  Speaker 1: when others are deprived of the basic rights that should
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  Speaker 1: be afforded to everybody that lives within the shows of America.
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  Speaker 1: There might be people in this great country that are
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  Speaker 1: not supposed to be here. I don't know how they
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  Speaker 1: came here. That'll be happy if they leave our great country.
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  Speaker 1: H cannot not treat it with dignity. We cannot not
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  Speaker 1: treat on the dignity that they did afford other people.
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  Speaker 1: Because we are better. My nation of laws, the nation
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  Speaker 1: of law, of rules and obligation, the nation of dignity
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  Speaker 1: and respect, where nation of civility, where a nation of compassion.
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  Speaker 1: When criminal justice takes away civility, compassion, dignity, and respect,
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  Speaker 1: then that criminal justice is to be an American criminal
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  Speaker 1: justice because our criminal justice system is the envy of
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  Speaker 1: the world. Our criminal justice system is the envy of
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  Speaker 1: the world. No matter how people complain here by the
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  Speaker 1: police a law enforcement, our law enforcement is the best
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  Speaker 1: in the world. The treat Americans with dignity, the treat
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  Speaker 1: even undocumented in American with dignity, with respect, with the
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  Speaker 1: rule of law, that's what makes us better. That's what
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  Speaker 1: makes us better. You can execute a legal order effectively.
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  Speaker 1: Would've been cruel? Would I've been acting barbaric on civilized
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  Speaker 1: or primitive or an American? The law, the American law,
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  Speaker 1: American rule of law. The American legal system is the
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  Speaker 1: best in the world mhm and is the envy of
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  Speaker 1: the world. Those safeguards are there to treat the worst
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  Speaker 1: of the horse with dignity. The dignity and respect you
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  Speaker 1: give to a criminal, it is not to that criminal,
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  Speaker 1: it's to us, the American people. That we are better,
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  Speaker 1: that we're civilized nation, and that we are the leaders
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  Speaker 1: of the free world. And now we are a good example.
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  Speaker 2: They said.
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  Speaker 1: The Golden rule says, treat others the way you will
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  Speaker 1: want to be treated. That you is not here, that
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  Speaker 1: you is our sister, that you is a weak among
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  Speaker 1: us or the weakest among us, that you is the
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  Speaker 1: vulnerable among us. It's not very powerful. The powerful can
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  Speaker 1: treat people anyway they want them, they want to treat them,
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  Speaker 1: and people can just pay the price to the weak
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  Speaker 1: amongst the society. The most powerful people in society are
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  Speaker 1: free to do what they want. But people and that
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  Speaker 1: they are related to them pay the price for it.
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  Speaker 1: We treat others with dignity because we want others to
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  Speaker 1: treat the weakest among us. Are the vulnerable among us
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  Speaker 1: with dignity, which eat others with dignity for them to
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  Speaker 1: pay that price to our most vulnerable, to our week,
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  Speaker 1: for those who cannot take care of themselves. We are
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  Speaker 1: good examples for the weakest among us to benefit from
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  Speaker 1: one good example. We do good to others, not for
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  Speaker 1: others to do good to us, for others to do
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  Speaker 1: good to the under privileges or to the underprivileged among us.
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  Speaker 1: We treat others with fairness, not for them to be fair,
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  Speaker 1: for us to ask the powerful, but to be fair
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  Speaker 1: to our weak, how vulnerable. We sympathize with others, not
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  Speaker 1: for them to sympathize with us the powerful or the privilege,
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  Speaker 1: or for them to sympathize with our weik and the
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  Speaker 1: most vulnerable among us. The Golden rule is not for
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  Speaker 1: us the powerful. The civil rule is not for us
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  Speaker 1: the powerful. It's what the weak is among us. Because
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  Speaker 1: when we treat others with dignity in the name of America,
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  Speaker 1: and we treat Americans aware with that same dignity, when
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  Speaker 1: we take that from others, the weakens among us suffer,
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  Speaker 1: the suffer. The spirit of a nation must be uplifted,
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  Speaker 1: but on how we treat others. You can have everything
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  Speaker 1: in the world that you need, but your soul on
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  Speaker 1: your heart, your state of being will be affected if
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  Speaker 1: everybody else has nothing. There is that soul within the
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  Speaker 1: human being. That soul is what I call finess. That
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  Speaker 1: soul is the same pacty. That's all is the impact.
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  Speaker 1: That soul is the humility. That's soul. It's the humanity.
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  Speaker 1: That soul is the power to forgive. That soul is
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  Speaker 1: the power to let go. That soul is the power
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  Speaker 1: to move on. That soul is the power to move forward.
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  Speaker 1: That soul is the power of bringing people together, either
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  Speaker 1: to fight a common enemy or to build a common humanity.
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  Speaker 1: That thing that people celebrate that brings happiness, we must have.
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  Speaker 1: That We must create that within us in our country,
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  Speaker 1: in the system that people celebrate that people come together.
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  Speaker 1: People are constantly seeing being together one another, consoling one another,
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  Speaker 1: helping those in it. That spirit, that American spirit, and
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  Speaker 1: our leaders should have that that's the thing that brings
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  Speaker 1: us together, the thing that binds Americans together, and that spirit,
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  Speaker 1: the American spirit, the American way of taking care of
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  Speaker 1: ourselves in terms of need. When a nation bonding together
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  Speaker 1: for one common purpose, we shall not forget that. Because
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  Speaker 1: in this life that you see, some have more than others.
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  Speaker 1: Some people are stronger than others, some people are more
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  Speaker 1: resilient than others. Some people can overcome, but some people cannot.
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  Speaker 1: And those who cannot overcome, we should always be mindful
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  Speaker 1: about those people. We should always think about them when
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  Speaker 1: we make decisions. You are called upon to lead not
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  Speaker 1: the powerful, but the weak. You are called upon to
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  Speaker 1: lead not the rich and the wealthy, by the poor
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  Speaker 1: and destitute. You are called upon to lead not the
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  Speaker 1: law abiding, by the criminals and unlawful within us. You
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  Speaker 1: bring them to the phone, your rehability them, You give
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  Speaker 1: them opportunities of redemption. Because even the worst of the
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  Speaker 1: worst was once a child of somebody. Even the words
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  Speaker 1: of criminals was once in the womb of a murder.
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  Speaker 1: And for the same pathy of that matter, we should
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  Speaker 1: think on how to find it within us to treat
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  Speaker 1: even the words among us without basic humanity that gives
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  Speaker 1: a society hope and faith and delight for something to
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  Speaker 1: live for humans manage crisis differently. Some are tougher, some
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  Speaker 1: on that we should not pie. A lot of things
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  Speaker 1: in the minds of humans so difficult for them to
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  Speaker 1: manage or to process. This day is a new light.
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  Speaker 1: The sun shines, the flowers bloom, the birds fly and saying,
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  Speaker 1: night falls, and a new day is always on the horizon.
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  Speaker 1: As a leader, be that new day. Have I had
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  Speaker 1: to do list the things that bring hope, that brings hope,
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  Speaker 1: faith in the system and the people because life continues.
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  Speaker 1: The system continues. Humans aremortal, but the system isn't. When
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  Speaker 1: you call upon the late, be a parent, a teacher,
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  Speaker 1: a supervisor, an officer, an infantry, a politician, a labber,
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  Speaker 1: a pastor, a father, you are called to late to
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  Speaker 1: be considerate, to use measurement, proportionality, and balance to inform
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  Speaker 1: our decisions. Your call upon to weigh the magnitude of
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  Speaker 1: your decision or how it affects the weakness among us. Sometimes,
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  Speaker 1: when when we lay off people, we remember that those
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  Speaker 1: are people were lives, and there are people under those people,
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  Speaker 1: and there are people that depends on those people. Right
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  Speaker 1: when we just when we take decisions that affects the
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  Speaker 1: lives of others. We should be mindful on how it
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  Speaker 1: affects a nation. I affects the world. Moral boosters are
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  Speaker 1: very important in the lives of humans. There's some humans
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  Speaker 1: suffer from mental health. So people have health issues and
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  Speaker 1: just their job give them a sense of purpose, sense
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  Speaker 1: of many many It gives them something to live for.
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  Speaker 1: When we take away the things that gives people hope,
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  Speaker 1: that give them for fight, we should be mindful and
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  Speaker 1: careful when you go to bed as a leader, see
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  Speaker 1: yourself as a parent. It's very important. It makes you
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  Speaker 1: to be a better leader. When you legislate. Always remember
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  Speaker 1: that I affects the lives of the least among us.
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  Speaker 1: Society is made because of the least among us. They
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  Speaker 1: do the job, the good and the bad. They do
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  Speaker 1: our daily jobs for us. They sacrifice their life for us,
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  Speaker 1: the good places that we cannot go while we sit
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  Speaker 1: in our comfort and enjoy the blessings of life. The
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  Speaker 1: little people they sacrifice their life for us.
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  Speaker 2: Or remember that.
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  Speaker 1: And don't make decisions that tricker down to affect them.
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  Speaker 1: It takes you with the American spirit the roof. The
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  Speaker 1: roof covers a lot of problems when you go within
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  Speaker 1: the household. You got some parents struggling with two three
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  Speaker 1: jobs just to put the roof on their head. They
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  Speaker 1: have children to fad. They have to send this kiss
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  Speaker 1: to school. They need a car to transport themselves and
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  Speaker 1: then to afford cross rays every day. The need to
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  Speaker 1: cloth their children. They need to give them some basic
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  Speaker 1: sense of happiness, some basic sense of belonging, and some
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  Speaker 1: basic sense of pride, and take that they make those
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  Speaker 1: kids to be loved and feel that they belong. Decisions
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  Speaker 1: from her both should not take away from these people
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  Speaker 1: who actually are living on the margins.
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  Speaker 2: Why do the girl? Why do the girl? Why do
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  Speaker 2: the girl?
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  Speaker 1: The good people in society cannot stand idle by and
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  Speaker 1: see the weakest among us being traumatized and putalized and
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  Speaker 1: shackled and disrespected and demain and immigrated and dehumanized. That
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  Speaker 1: breaks the moral code. The American moral code is a code,
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  Speaker 1: and no human, no leader, should betrayed. When you break
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  Speaker 1: down moral code, it takes away from America our sense
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  Speaker 1: of being. It takes away the American way. It takes
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  Speaker 1: away that American exceptionalism. Because our pride is that we
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  Speaker 1: take care of the week around the world, is that
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  Speaker 1: we take care of the oppress around the world, is
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  Speaker 1: that we take care or those who have been subjucated,
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  Speaker 1: those who have been dehumanized and portalized or shackled. Remember
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  Speaker 1: that we are Americans. We are the blessed. We are
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  Speaker 1: the most pleasant nation on planet Earth. Look at us.
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  Speaker 1: We're a land of plentiful If you don't have in America,
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  Speaker 1: it's because we are lazy. That feeling of laziness, entitlement
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  Speaker 1: of victim hearth doesn't do in the best of America.
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  Speaker 1: We don't make Americans to be weak and faivle and cowards.
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  Speaker 1: Make Americans to be tough, to work, and to believe
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  Speaker 1: in themselves, to have pride and confidence of self help
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  Speaker 1: and self care. That dignity of work is American's spirit.
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  Speaker 1: That dignity to abide by the rule and by the
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  Speaker 1: law is American wife. That dignity of prosperity, that dignity
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  Speaker 1: not to say it, that dignity to not depend on others,
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  Speaker 1: that dignity to not burden the system, that dignity to
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  Speaker 1: not be the thing that disgraces that great country. That
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  Speaker 1: dignity to respect the law, enforcement and respect our troops,
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  Speaker 1: respect the flag, respect the constitution and the real of law,
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  Speaker 1: that dignity of self strive or pushing through the frontiers,
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  Speaker 1: that dignity to be the new inventor, innovator, the American spirit,
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  Speaker 1: the American way, the entrepreneurial spirit of America. We cannot
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  Speaker 1: compromise that because we have bad own praise among us.
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  Speaker 1: Reconstitut them with dignity for the sake of America. Not
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  Speaker 1: for them, but for the morality of America. Migration is
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  Speaker 1: a very tricky subject in America, because migration involves the
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  Speaker 1: lives of humans, the weak, the fibre.
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  Speaker 2: Among us, she would.
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  Speaker 1: Always be mindful, not because we like it, because we
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  Speaker 1: are a Christian nation. You might not believe in God
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  Speaker 1: or believe in Jesus, or you might believe in another religion,
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  Speaker 1: or you might just be spiritual. Because I said, religion
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  Speaker 1: is external to you, but spirituality is believed in you.
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  Speaker 1: Legion is external, spirituality is with Him. It is intennal
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  Speaker 1: that you is a spiritual dab that sometimes because for fairness,
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  Speaker 1: sometimes it's uncomfortable when others are not treated well. Not
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  Speaker 1: that we like those people. Who might not like those people,
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  Speaker 1: but I still like them to be treated with dignity
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  Speaker 1: because it makes you feel better. Don't take away that
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  Speaker 1: from yourself. Even if you hate somebody, let them be
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  Speaker 1: treated with dictity, with respect. It makes you to go
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  Speaker 1: to bed and sleep comfortable. That that inner guild, that
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  Speaker 1: internal guilt, the lack of inner peace.
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  Speaker 2: It is when.
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  Speaker 1: We take it away, that's sympathy from us. When we
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  Speaker 1: take you with their compassion from us, it destroys us.
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  Speaker 2: It districs us.
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  Speaker 1: We called upon to do everything to oblieve the spirits
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  Speaker 1: of fellow humans. Have something to be happy about. Something
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  Speaker 1: we all can work together.
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  Speaker 2: Right.
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  Speaker 1: We can't build another great world, another pyramid. We can
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  Speaker 1: build another intercontinental railroad system or highway. Always bring something
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  Speaker 1: to bring people together, for the best of humans to
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  Speaker 1: be seen. Give them work, give them something to tell.
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  Speaker 1: Constantly give humans work so a something to tell. And
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  Speaker 1: when they do work, see them with dignity. Give them
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  Speaker 1: time to have fun, to take themselves or their partners
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  Speaker 1: or their children and go spend some money and spend
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  Speaker 1: on the economy. If human is placed to work and spend,
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  Speaker 1: that's what capitalism is all about. And they work, they
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  Speaker 1: to spend the money for the economy to function. It's
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  Speaker 1: good for business. Give people, the opportunisty to be happy.
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  Speaker 1: If we find something to do, something to be happy about.
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  Speaker 1: Don't give them fear. Don't let them see how you
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  Speaker 1: treat others so terribly, so papatic humane, It takes away everything.
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  Speaker 1: People are not happy sometimes because of what politicians do
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  Speaker 1: to them. They're just happy on how they treat others.
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  Speaker 1: Happiness is the thing sometimes the money cannot buy. Sometimes
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  Speaker 1: the most powerful asks itself why the powerless happy? Sometimes
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  Speaker 1: the worthiest of the wealthy ask themselves why the poor
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  Speaker 1: and destitute happy?
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  Speaker 2: Because they have compassion. They knity every so don't take
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  Speaker 2: that away. Can't take that away.
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  Speaker 1: Philosopher Prince Are They are intelligences. Philosopher Prince Israel's Are
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  Speaker 1: January twenty nine, twenty.
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  Speaker 2: Twenty five.
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  Speaker 1: From Las Vegas, on how we should be doing everything
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  Speaker 1: possible to oblieve the spirit of others, to believe the
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  Speaker 1: spirit of the nation and the people. How we come
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  Speaker 1: together to inspire one another, to be a not to destroy,
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  Speaker 1: to bring happiness, satisfaction and pury.
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  Speaker 2: E clity e clity.
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  Speaker 1: We should not do the things that takes it with
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  Speaker 1: the dignity of others. We shouldn't do the things that
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  Speaker 1: demoralizes in nation and people megan nor them.
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  Speaker 2: The castle Megan, the castle clity. The clatter.
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  Speaker 1: Believes in the spirit of humans, we need one another
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  Speaker 1: to create beury, happiness and satisfaction. Our inner peace come
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  Speaker 1: from the peace that we give to others. Our inner
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  Speaker 1: love come from the love that we give to others.
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  Speaker 1: Our inn happiness come from the compassion and gratitude and
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  Speaker 1: timefulness and forgiveness oh give to others.
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  Speaker 2: Remember that, remember that, Thank you
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