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Human Artificial colors not real. Oppose them.1214 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Okay, we're saying that when you lump things together, it's easy to discriminate,
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  right, segregate right, or categories right, yeah, put things into
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  categories right, right, and then im I need to stigmatization, right,
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  So I don't like that category. I like that cgory right, Oh,
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  I don't like that group. Right. So you see the human being.
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  It's a multi colored being. What does multicolored mean? Yeah? I got
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  many colors. Right. You can look at me here. One party is
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  brown, see that, what color is vain? Then look at what green?
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  Right? So one part of my college is green, right, go
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  oud green vain? Right? And one part of my color this is black
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  right the dot right? And this name is white here right, So I
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  got white, I got dark or black, I got green, I got
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  pink right, but again baite, So we're ten. So you get to
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  see the human being. It's many many colors. Do you know that?
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  Yeah? But what society has done is that you can see like that this
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  artwork. It's an intelligence work, right. You see every second in that
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  artwork, it's changing so fast, right, right, So it's difficult now
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  to understand this work, right, And the concept is that humans might not
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  be able to understand the intrinsic individuality or intrinsic differences in every human being.
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  So the power that be, we don't know who, or the society.
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  They just decided that even though humans are multi colored, we don't know how
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  to deal with them unless we put them in groups. Right. If they
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  choose to say, okay, we're gonna put them in based on height,
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  it will be difficult to measure high, right because somebody has taught us,
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  somebody's thought, somebody's theirs, so it'll be too much for them to do
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  that, right, And they think, okay, what about the size,
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  We're gonna be big? People think people and are over difficult too, right,
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  because you need a room, you need measurement. Put people on their
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  scare all the time. It with too much work, right mhm. And
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  they said, okay, ah, what do we do? And somebody said,
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  what if we tell them that their color is not true and just choose
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  to call them black or white? And if you are not black, you
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  know white, we can therefore saying you make all we can say by ratio
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  or you're in the middle. All those things are nonsense, makes no sense
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  the reality. That's the way society is h all right. Because these humans
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  are not intelligent enough to pick out the differences in every human being and to
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  be able to describe every human being in their differentiation or distinction or in sing
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  sick individuality. It's just better to lump them into groups. It's a logical
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  No, it's not logic, right remotes. Logic is what it's true,
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  right, right. I can't tell you that I can hear a sound.
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  I can hear sound play. I can hear a sound. That's the won
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  be a truth Stamini. If I said I can hear the piano play,
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  you might say, what, it's not the piano because it's from the TV.
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  It's not the TV. It's the speaker. It's not the speaker,
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  it's the keble. It's not the keble, it's the wire. Say we
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  can go down the route, right, yeah, but that's the piano that
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  I don't see the piano planes play on the TV. M See the point
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  I'm saying. So the logic of number credit. If you said that's a
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  piano playing, if you do deduction the logic with snober, it means it's
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  not a true statement in itself. Right, If it's a piano playing on
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  the TV through the speaker. You keep going and going to say okay,
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  stop stop stop. So so says humans are lazy to go that deep to
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  understand things, to take things from what they are. They use artificial colors.
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  I remember the colors are they give to humans? Those colors don't change.
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  Yeah, right, and the activitial colors. Right, and again,
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  no human being is that color. The people that totlet people does? What
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  color? Have you ever seen a human being like that? Huh? Yeah?
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  If you see a human being that white, you'll be super you you
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  you scream, right because you're don't be normal. Rights, it's in the
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  movie, right, h unless they painted themselves as the right statement with what
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  color white? What white paint? Correct? It is a color called white.
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  You can't see that to the paint, right, because if you see
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  a white person, then it's the ghosts aren't real. So it's definitely not
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  It goes if you see a white person and there's no white person in real
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  life, that that means you just painted themselves. Say it's not true,
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  right, Okay, that laptop there's what color? Have you ever seen a
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  human being like that? Okay? This is black? Right? Okay,
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  this crane is black. Right, have you ever seen a human being like
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  that? If you see a human being black, what does that mean to
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  the pat Yeah, it means it painted and said black with what black paint?
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  So there is a color that is black, and that color has said
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  paint and that paint it's black paint. But there is no human. There
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  is a color black unless they're painted themselves black paint, black paint, or
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  black ink or black something. And therefore there is no white human unless they're
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  painted themselves white with a black paint or a black a white paint or a
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  white ink or white chalk or something. We do not know. But there
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  is no white human and there is no black human. That's logic, right,
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  and that's a true stand right. Yeah. Logic is like true statements.
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  Even if you if you ever see a white and black person, you
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  just just don't say anything because you just know it's a fake person, correct,
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  because you know that black and white people aren't real, So there's nothing
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  to scream about. Yes, something, that's what you want to know.
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  You can come and then put water on your head, hands and pretend you
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  want to hug them. When you hug them, you put your hands on
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  the body and then the paint will wash up, correct, because you know
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  it's not real. Right, Yeah, but society decided to call people black
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  and white. That's disrespect, right, and they disrespect the human person and
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  not leave humans or what humans are, and they give humans these artificial colors
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  and they force it on people. The first want to sign the document.
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  You must say you're white and you're black. It's it's it, must,
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  must, must do it. He said, no, I am not.
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  I said, okay, we're sorry. You must sign white black white,
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  black white plaque. Until some smart people came and said, no, I
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  can't say I'm not white. I know white color. I can say I'm
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  not black. And now they gave the option if you want to put white,
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  they want to put black optional. Why do you think that they choose
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  to make humans black or white? So it's easy to do You think it
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  such a reward? Yes, so it's easy. Right, It's easy to
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  disrespect humans and just give them two colors. Right, that's very the human
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  got in mind that the human is infinitive being, right, even the color
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  and nature is not static, right, natural colors are not static? Right?
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  What does static meant? Natural colors are not static? What a started.
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  It's not startic natural colors, I'm not start. See the sun is
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  not static. What does that mean? We're gonna get to night. So
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  the static deforments that it's not static sun. It's moving start tic minster still
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  so the start the sun is not sun is not static color. Natural colors
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  are no static. See the orange, see the banana, it's yellow rye
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  or soon the color will change. See the applelis green yellow ride. It's
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  steady. The color will change right. See the it's not startic, right,
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  it's not you see the bitter right, the color we change right,
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  See the cir cumber and the tomatoes and the onions. They're not started because
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  they're natural colors. So they did wrong to humans again, make humans to
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  be plastic. They give you colors that they know those colors will not change.
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  So which mans are gonna discriminate? Categor rise forever because see the sun.
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  So the song gradually changes. The color changes to like orange, to
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  red, it to go start to get dark and starts to pink. The
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  clouds change is right. See that this guy blue sometimes like it almost like
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  green or red whatever that is right. The trees went up into the trees.
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  The leaves change, right, everything changes in their just everything in color
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  change everything, every natural color changes. So they knew that if they give
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  humans natural colors, it would too much work for them again, right,
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  because the colors will be changing. So the princess was blue and now it's
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  a princess. Are you talking about the blue princess? No, I'm talking
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  about the green princess. Now, oh, princess again. Are you talking
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  about the blue old green princess. No, it's a pink princess. And
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  I said, okay, I got it. They just call are white all
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  black. Okay, see, but it's not fair. It doesn't matter.
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  We're gonna use that to discriminate, to give some people more, give some
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  people less. Say some people are bad. We can't choose to say white
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  people are bad, black people are good, or black people are bad,
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  white people are good. We can't choose to say white people are not intelligent,
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  black people are intelligent, or black people are intelligent, White are not
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  intelligent, or can't choose the white people are kind, black poo are not,
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  or black people are kind, white po are not. We can't choose
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  to say white people are lazy, black who are not, or black people
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  are lazy. White wo are not. We can't choose to say black people
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  are uh rich or better, white people are not. I can't say white
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  people are good, Christian or god fearing. I'm black people, I'm not.
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  See I keep saying black white, black white, black white? What
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  am I talking about? And what is black and white? What is black
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  and white? Color speagure? So say I'm skiped talking about color? Right,
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  That's why I don't. I have not talked about anybody right right.
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  See the trick. The trick is to annoy you. I talk about color,
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  so I don't want to talk about your individuality, your ingen, you
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  are, your intrige, sickness, your difference, the thing that's beautiful in
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  you. I don't want you to see that. I don't want you to
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  think that you are white or that you're black. And when you accept that
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  you're white and you're black, you know what I can do. I can
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  make you people now. I can't make you peop now fight one another,
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  all right. I can made enough fight one another. I can make you
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  hate one another. I can make you discriminate, and you'll be fighting for
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  white and black again. You'll be fighting for color, not yourself. So
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  racism is a very dumb fight. People don't fight for natural colors. They
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  fight for fake colors, and they think the fair color is real. I'm
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  not kidding. They fight and they kill themselves for those fake colors. Somewhere
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  today, a black person heard a white person, a white person heard a
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  black person. See the what person is true? Right? But a white
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  I'm black? Not true? But those people cannot know in themselves that they
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  are just one thing persons. That's a true stem and you can say black
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  person, white person. They think that is true a person. But those
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  people they're racist racists, not people that use color to discriminate. Right.
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  They choose to say, you're gonna call humans colors, so they racist themselves,
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  and they're good people and they cannot be a good person. Right,
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  But go and choose to discriminate because of color that does not exist. It's
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  not fair. Right. If those colors were true, you're never discriminated.
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  Right. If there's a white person in the person is just white mine.
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  You cannot hate the person for being white mine. If a person is just
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  black, the person is just black, right, you cannot hate the person
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  for being black. Right. But there is no white white person, right,
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  he's no black black person like, right, So it's artificial, right,
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  I mean it's not natural because see this is artificial. But even activitia
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  get dirty, right, that's white, right, the white is turning to
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  brown line. So that's just not make sense. See this just snickers was
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  white, but now it's not really white, right, so even artificial white
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  still changes. M hm. So again just not make sense. So the
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  concept is that you don't change, so they give you that fake race called
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  black or white or something, telling you that you're gonna stay the same forever
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  and ever. Even I pass it on to your children and their children that
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  we are white or we are black, we're gonna fight white people, we're
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  gonna fight black people. Sense, but you cannot do that. But that
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  doesn't make any sense, right, But while we waste your life fighting for
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  a fight color, and why can't you just be yourself? But those races,
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  they don't want you to be yourself. If you are yourself, it
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  means you wing and they lose, because if you are you, they will
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  need to treat you like an individual. Is to understand who princess is,
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  what princess likes, what Prince that doesn't like, who Prince Pharaoh is what
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  Prince Pharaoh likes, what Prince Phara doesn't like it, mays, well,
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  see you like a person with some humanity, with some love, with some
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  compassion, with some kindness and fairness. M hm, treat you I just
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  like to be treat it. You'll treat you like the way they would like
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  to be treat it. Jesus said that treat people the way you want,
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  you will want to be treated the way you wanted to be treat Look at
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  the Golden room, right. If you share people, people share with you.
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  If you show people before shore you say, what do you think you
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  treat people? Want? Say something? What you want? How you want
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  to treat people? How I don't like people to treat you. If you
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  treat people nice and fairly, people treat you nice, fairly, and that's
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  like good people. If you wanted to be treated friendly, the you can
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  treat people friendly correct. See the color thing takes away the humanity of the
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  human being. Humanity means we come together like a group, us one common
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  humanity. We come together, all our hands together to pray, to believe,
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  to build, to innovate, to invent, to make something that is
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  better for humanity. So racism it's not a good thing. In disrespect every
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  human racism, it's terror. It's a terror to the human being itself.
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  A terror is the human being of its naturality. It doesn't matter if you're
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  white or black or green. That artificial color thretons your originality, your authenticity,
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  and your organicness. Because you see, the human being is a multicolored
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  being, the multifacet being, a multi dimensional being. The human being is
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  a creature with infinity mind, infinity intelligence. The human heart is that bag,
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  the human soul is that eternal. If people just see people for themselves,
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  it takes a lot of work to know people. Because every human being
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  is different. That's your daddy's philosophy. Your daddy's philosophy talks about intrinsic individuality.
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  Yeah, intrinsic, said, intrinsic, intrinsic, intrinsic individuality. That
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  everybody it's different in itself. Not every human being is itself. That there
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  are not two human beings. Every human being has a human mind, and
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  there are not two minds. And because every mind it's a being, and
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  every being is a mind of itself. If we get to know the intrinsicness
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  of every human being, that is good in every human being. Everything in
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  nature has some good in it. The sun is natural, got many colors,
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  right, m hmm. That's why I like Dolly Parton. Dolly Parton
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  is an artist, and Dolly Parton, yea, she sings a song on
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  coat of many colors. I like that a lot. They call of many
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  colors, that my mama bought for me, right, that the mam must
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  teach some dress for her many colors. And when she went to school,
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  the friends were loving at her. She could not know why the friends were
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  loving her because they didn't know how important that code was to her. Because
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  the cord was sold by her mama. And they cook that many colors,
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  right, that many colors is what the human being is like. Everything in
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  nature has many colors. It's disrespectful to give everything in nature one color.
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  God, that's not the truth. Logical, stand me right, what's the
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  color of the belief of a tree? What's the color of a tree?
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  Get to see? Does not end green? It's green, it turns brown,
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  it turns red, it turns orange, it turns dark. It that's
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  the point. So the human being is a sign, all right, Certain
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  human beings when they get shy, they change color, right, right,
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  So because human it's like the light of colors. Colors is energy, right,
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  so the energy gives out a different color and the human name. So
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  when you are racist, or when you accept racism, you're hrring your own
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  self, right, because you're refusing your own natural colors. If you said
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  I'm white, I'm black, he and be, you are allign to yourselves.
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  And see, it's shameful because you refuse they're really you're right, it
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  means you're a shame of it. You're right, Go and look into the
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  mirror. You know you're not white, right unless you're not tad colors in
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  school right. You know you're not black, right unless you're not toad colors
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  in schools, right. Or you know you're not yellow or something. Right.
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  But when look into the mirror accept the fake color, that's shameful to
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  you, right, that's disgusting, right, And that's disrespectful that I go
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  to the mill, I look myself like that and I say to myself,
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  I'm white or I'm black, I'm yellow or brown? Whatever that is?
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  What about the palms off my head? What about what about my eyeballs?
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  About it got white in the eyes right, if you sample? What about
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  that white What about my pinky thing, my pink my palms? What about
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  my fingernails? What about the green veins I can see here? What about
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  the black dot? What about the white dart? What about this red spot
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  I'm saying, and so on and so on and so on. Because of
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  racism, science it's still on evil to actually understand the variations of the colors
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  of the human being. There is still no science to know how many colors
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  are been on my body because of racism. Go get to know the colors
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  of the human being themselves. It's an energy that the human being has,
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  right, got colors. You won't see red light, blue light, green
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  light. You know, colors and energies. Right when I'm looking at the
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  man blood, the blood inside mine, the blood is red, right,
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  But why is the vein grey? Everybody has green vein? Right? Why
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  this vain green where the blood in it is red? Would ever have time
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  to understand all this? Because humans are forced, pressured or press suppressed and
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  dictated a color that they must accept it. I'm not kidding you. In
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  society you must accept that you're white or are you're black? And when you
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  say I don't want to fight that fight. You guys leave me alone.
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  I just want to be me. I'm not white, I'm not black.
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  I'm just a natural human being. What's wrong with me just being a natural
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  human being? And you guys leave me alone when you're black or white stuff.
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  I just want to be me, yourself, intrinsic individuality exactly, because
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  every human being is different, right, am I? You? Are you
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  mean? Are you hurt? Is she? You? It cannot be right
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  as just one person, right, And if it's black and white, there
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  are just two people, right, right? What about other peopils? What
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  about Chinese? What about Koreans? What about Japanese? What about other people's?
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  Then it's confusing, right, disrespectful. Right, I'm natural, right,
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  I'm godly right, I'm kind, right, I'm fair, and I'm
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  trust So the color thing hurts everybody. Do you know something one does and
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  give people colors black? White? It benefits of people. That's the trick
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  some people use it to the advantage. M hm, that I'll give money
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  just to white people, I'll make black people poor, or I'll just give
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  money to black people. I'll make white people poor. So when I see
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  the word black and the word white. It's what annoying, right, because
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  you know it's not natural, it's not true. Right, somebody that is
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  even dead make us to be saying this every day, right? Who created
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  that? The person is dead? And we know it's wrong. It make
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  us not understand one another, right, It makes humans to be fake but
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  real because when you see somebody you start thinking, oh, she's white,
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  so not understand me. She's black. You can understand me, my conscious
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  different, my racist different. I come from a different country, my accent
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  is different. I look different. Yes, true, I cannot endo a
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  black and white color. Difference is good. It's good to be different because
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  once you're different, you are you. There's the beauty in being you,
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  organic or the authentic. Just enjoy you. Don't be white, don't be
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  black, don't be green, just be you. Don't be a shame of
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  you. Yeah, be your reself and your true self, true self.
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  Having that is said, be the you, and you be proud of being
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  you. You got no color or multicolor. You know you have no color
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  of many colors? Right, the coat of many colors? Say the human
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  being is a coat of many colors? Can you say that the human being
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  is the core of many colors. The human being is a cold of many
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  colors. Cold. See oh the okay, the human being is the call
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  of many colors, cold of many human being is a code of many colors.
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  Yeah, remember that that's true, right, And if the human beings
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  a code of many colors, isn't that beautiful? Get to see humans for
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  the puture that they are, right, they're beautiful colors. Like you look
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  at the human being. You can see the lips, you can see the
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  eyes, you can see the eyes, you can see everything the human being.
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  That's beautiful. H You're beautiful because all humans beings, all human beings
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  are it are God's creatures, all creatures of nature. But the thing that
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  be, that make, that makes all humans, is something that gave humans
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  many energies, many colors, many gifts, colours and gifts. Yeah.
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  I forget to understand we for ourselves and have respect for others for being themselves,
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  and humanity can move forward and lives can be better for everybody. Quicker
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  right, m hm? Because if you are you, I am me.
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  I can't develop the armsteinding me right, you developed Nicola tesla. You're right,
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  so we develop the wisagnuty right, so we developed a Mangelo right or
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  brand Lincoln right, or Chaves right, or Confuciens right, apply to socc
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  tis right or Jesus right. So if people are themselves, everybody got a
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  gift. So if we are themselves, we treat them fairly. Right,
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  right, We'll give you more opportunities. Right, may everybody to rise.
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  Right, We get to see that. I enjoyed to see what people are
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  good at. Right. Man need differend talents right, many different type of
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  inventions right and innovations right and exploration, experimentations right, research Right, people
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  make new things in the world created right, ye. Right. But once
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  you discriminate people that are the mains to develop themselves, or in discrimination,
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  you make other people poor. You send so many other people to prisons.
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  You don't give them the chance to develop themselves. Those people in prisons or
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  those people in poverty. There can be so many armstyles, so many color
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  test like that is just languishing in poverty or in prisons because of racism,
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  because of color. Colordize not real, colodize artificial. A coludize is not
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  logical. A colondie is not Christian. The colord that God not God.
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  Colours that is not right. Colours, that's not constitutional, colos, that's
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  not legal, colust that is not humane, colus that's not dignified. Across
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  that refuse to treat human being for what humans are. Humans are born from
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  the womb. Every human being comes from the womb. Where are you from?
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  Where are you from? You're from the womb whomb of momy. Every
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  human being comes from the woman. Every human being when when people ask where
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  are you from? Overstuded, I am from my mother. I'm from the
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  womb of my mother. That's a truth that everything they'll tell you a nationality,
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  a race, and gender, blah blah blah. They're called as subjectives
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  subjectivity men is not true. It's just true because somebody said, so I'm
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  forcing it onto others. If he said I come from the womb, is
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  it true? Yeah, he came from women women? Right? If it's
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  ours, I come from the hospital, is it true? It might between
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  my number? Not right? Because in might sometimes man be born in the
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  hospital. Right, Some people are born in the cars. Right, Yeah,
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  mom is going to the baby comes out moment like why not wait and
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  get to the hospital. I cannot wait? But what is true? The
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  human being comes from where the mummy. Mm hmm, no woman, no
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  human say that no woman, no human? If human? The woman if
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  human makes sense because because womens give births to human. Yeah, so that's
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  true and that's what And sea horse no no man, no human and sea
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  horses because in sea horses that give birth, that's sea horses, no man,
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  no human if na sea horse and horses. Yeah, yeah, I
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  didn't know that. You guys are smarter than that class before bed Mommy,
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  rather that's a Chinese story. And then you've heard that daddy, sea horses
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  give birth to people, give birth too many other sea horses. Oh yeah,
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  a moment we started to give birth to you guys. Mommy like,
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  I don't want to do this again and again. But what's true, is
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  mommy? Right? So that's where humans come from. That Mom's right.
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  But does you see that when when they ask where you from? Because of
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  Pat Jackie. Pat Jackie a major vianism. It's a society orcognized by men.
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  Some men sit somewhere. You see the funding fathers there? Do you
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  see any woman there? All our men? That's why I mean patjack is
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  society. Yes, you don't hear about funding matters, right, That's why
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  when when we when we talk, I talk about funding matters to right.
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  That's why why when we sell our father in heaven, I said our fathers
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  and mothers, but I's in heaven were in heaven right, because I always
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  trying to respect the woman. They cannot say father with that mother right and
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  not be right right. They cannot say founding fathers without funding mothers right and
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  not be right right. But those those are the people that created racism just
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  men sad and created racism. Thinks fair? Yeah, I know not that
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  saying just racism sexism. Mmmmm. When I said everybody come from a woman.
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  Mh, this man said the woman is not important. Mommy, mommy,
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  take care of us, take everybody. Woman is smarter. Right.
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  But yeah, those people, those same people that give us artificial calls to
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  fight on kill one another, they give us sexism too. They tell us
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  that women another are not important. The woman. Let that man. If
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  women are that's important, then me, then you won't even be here.
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  So why you say a woman is not important? If you say woman isn't
• 40:38
  important, then you won't even be here. Yeah, while you say woman
• 40:45
  is not important. If you said woman is not important, that even the
• 40:51
  person who said woman is not important will not even be there yet. How
• 40:58
  do you even say that work? How do you even say that if you're
• 41:00
  live born. Yes, you guys are saying you got you. Guys have
• 41:06
  learned logic, theyre but they don't think that way right. They're just there
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  that they call it right. Don't care about logic, don't care about that,
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  just discriminated. Is that fair? Not? Because women are more intelligent
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  than men, Women live longer than men, Women are more projective thinkers,
• 41:24
  women see the future. Women are good leaders, Women have more patience,
• 41:31
  they're more kind of Women are good and they're strategic strategists. They are proactive,
• 41:43
  they're preemptive. We talk about Mother, the mother of the earth,
• 41:50
  as women, but these people's came and said women are important. They use
• 41:58
  religion to lie, They use tradition to lie. They use culture to suppress,
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  oppress, subjugate women to the women to be subsidient. Is that good?
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  Is that kid? Is that fair? Is that just? You want
• 42:21
  to do that? Why do we not do that? It's not right,
• 42:30
  It's just not good to even think about that. Where the people that they
• 42:37
  do that they were given birth by mom. The more press, feed them,
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  tie the diaper right, feed them with the feeding bottom, take them
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  to their doctors, take care of them, teach them Harper cutter, Harper
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  cut the earth. M hm oh oh oh oh what Yeah, And the
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  moment like did you hear that? Little boy? Good boy? The moment
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  told them a B C, M M J K cr T me w X
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  Y and Z Yeah, MAYBC next time? Won't you sing with me?
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  Yeah? Mammy told them that. Then then they grow, Then they grow
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  and then there's a moment does not matter, all right? That's sexist,
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  man. See we're making fun for of it, Like, but you are
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  men that are put on a suit under tie. They are doing everything that
• 44:06
  a woman should not be precedent. A woman should not be leader, a
• 44:09
  woman should not be paid more. You know that most women. Man refuse
• 44:14
  to pay women more. Yeah, think about it. You go someplace men
• 44:22
  and more money women unless even though women are more smarter than that, more
• 44:27
  women graduate from colleges and men because they're just suppressed women. You got racism
• 44:34
  and you got sexism. Is it good? Yeah? Is it fair?
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  Should you believe in that if a man tells it, I need to help
• 44:42
  unless money, will you accept that said, are you crazy? Said,
• 44:45
  are you are you kidding me? If you got that it's montor you know
• 44:50
  you said really, but you will you believe it? Nobody sexism society wants
• 44:57
  you to believe in the't face it on it, you facet on the women.
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  And the third scene is hate. It takes human to hate, right,
• 45:10
  It takes humans to head. Right. Can the cat hate you because
• 45:15
  they don't know what head is? Right? The cat just wants something from
• 45:19
  you, right, But the human just hates you for nothing because the way
• 45:23
  you look. Remember, they give you racism, sexism, and bigotry.
• 45:28
  You know we give we have the too, then give them bigotry, right
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  I called I call that the the ass r be effect. Yeah, racism,
• 45:42
  sexism, racism and bigotry, sexism, racism, Yeah, sexism for
• 45:50
  us, racism for our bigotry for see sexism. Yeah. Sexism tells you
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  that a woman does not matter, even though it came from a woman right
• 46:06
  in the self doesn't make sense, right, shepherd even't thing that way?
• 46:08
  Right? And then racism gives you color, right they are natural that color
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  does not matter. Or just call you black and white that does not change,
• 46:17
  even white artificial I gets dirty, black gets that it doesn't matter,
• 46:22
  or just call you black and white, and we give this too. What
• 46:25
  does it to me? Didn't give them bigotry that it's okay to hate and
• 46:30
  discrimin. Bgit means okay to discrimine against somebody because they're black or white.
• 46:37
  It's okay to discrimine against somebody because they're a woman nor man. That's bigetric
• 46:43
  Co'm saying right, and bigatry just means height. Yeah, hatred, Yeah,
• 46:57
  yeah, people just hate about that. They should people they kill people
• 47:00
  just hate them because either the system and their culture and tradition and religion and
• 47:09
  more ras and politics has institutionalized and systematize racism colored people, halting people for
• 47:20
  color, sexism, halting people for for the way they look because they're man
• 47:25
  or woman, and bigotry, just being pissed off about everything. They never
• 47:37
  I don't like they never playing the music, the musical you killed them.
• 47:40
  I don't like the pet I don't like you. I don't like that.
• 47:44
  I don't like this. It's just about hate and hate and hate and hate
• 47:52
  or we have that we cannot live our lives, right, It's just something
• 47:59
  else? Can I hate everything? Yeah? But The point is that society
• 48:04
  make people to write because the same system we're talking about that we call upon
• 48:08
  to protect, the same system that we all love, that want to protect
• 48:14
  and preserve and pass on to our children and for the children to pass on
• 48:17
  to their children, that system that we are made is not fair, and
• 48:24
  that we know the system is not fair. We know this system discriminate.
• 48:31
  We know this system has given humans artificial colors, and we know what artificial
• 48:37
  colors is doing is teering in society apart. Hundreds of millions of people around
• 48:44
  the world have died because of this artificial colors. That's the dying today.
• 48:51
  As I fact talking to you right now, somebody just get hurt somewhere because
• 48:54
  they are black or white, or white or green or whatever. That is
• 49:00
  question becomes why can't those systems text those colors away? See as from now,
• 49:07
  Handsfort, we shall not call humans back or white again because it does
• 49:14
  not make sense, because it's cruel, because it's disrespectful to the human being
• 49:22
  and to the dignity of the person. We will not do that again.
• 49:28
  Why can't he do that because many people in society benefit from cruelties. Has
• 49:37
  mm hmm, Well, Handsford is going forward. It's just it's just a
• 49:44
  nice way of speaking English, good observasten. So many people benefit from it.
• 49:51
  Right, it's not fair. Right, we can just stop to say
• 49:55
  that all women, that sexism is over, that sexism is over. Women
• 50:04
  will be treated equally like men in everything in life. Why can we just
• 50:09
  do that? Because weak people benefit from that. You cannot be strong and
• 50:19
  discriminate. Right, It discriminate because you are a weak, right, because
• 50:23
  you're vulnerable, right, because you're insecure, right, because you're insufficient,
• 50:29
  Right because you feel if you're inadequate, Right, because you feel that you're
• 50:34
  in fear. Right, and that's why you discriminate your others. It's like
• 50:39
  emptive uh self guilt. It's exact a reverser of insecurities. So if you
• 50:52
  just said, oh, women are equal to men, equipments nothing, that
• 50:59
  women do that fairly as men said, to be better, much better.
• 51:07
  But some people don't want that. Some weak people don't wonder because they benefit.
• 51:13
  They're scared of women. Some men are just so scared of women.
• 51:19
  Sounds strange. It's very scared of women. That's why they they want to
• 51:22
  suppress women in order to feel empowered. You cannot feel powerful and great by
• 51:30
  suppressing other people right right, You are great because the suppress everybody right,
• 51:36
  it means you're not all right. It means your unoppressor oppressed. Suppress, depress,