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#CharlieKirk, #MalcolmX and #MartinLutherKingJr and many others are the reasons why that I will never stop being proud of being an American and doing the right thing. · The Facts with Jamal 🇺🇸🦅👊

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  All right, so I'm back after lunch break and here I go.
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  You know, if doing the right things in this world should mean
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  being sacrifice for it, mean, you know, being paid with your
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  life being taken as the consequence for it.
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  If that's really the end result as far as how you know it goes,
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  as far as trying to be a truth teller, then in my estimation,
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  there was something completely wrong about that.
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  And you know, as a person that had a awakening of their own
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  pretty much over a decade and a half ago, I can attest to this
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  more than I think you realize. Because the truth is, should
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  anybody that you know wants to be a truth teller, do the right
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  thing, should they be in fear of losing their life because of it?
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  I'm going to explain why that really should not be the case.
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  But unfortunately, in a society that we are in as of today, that
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  is the truth. So you heard me mention Charlie
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  Kurt's name tomorrow and how it'll be the one year
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  unfortunate anniversary, that of his passing.
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  But you've also heard me name two other people at one point.
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  Now going to those two are from the mid to late 60s and they
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  were both named Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Junior.
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  Now you both, well for most of you that know what happened to
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  those two in a four year span of each other almost in you know,
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  kind of the same way what happened to Charlie.
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  Why do you think I keep harping back to those dreams in
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  particular? And while I am not sure changing
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  anybody who has, you know, from anywhere outside the US that
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  lost their lives due to, you know, either being a truth
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  teller or that was somebody that broke away from the collective
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  unit or even the ones that you know, don't know about or the
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  name here in America. I'm not overlooking those
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  people. But those three in particular
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  stood out to me more than see, in this society that we're in.
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  If you're not a part of the collective mind, then to them,
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  you're the enemy. You're a traitor.
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  You're someone who they will look at you as a quote UN quote
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  threat and we'll look for any excuse to get rid of you.
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  Now, why you think that really is the case?
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  I mean, you can stem it down from a number of things.
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  You can stem it from people. You're being so sensitive about
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  the truth about things. And by that I mean the real
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  truth, not the truth. That's a lie that's being
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  manufactured into what was from a lie to being the truth to
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  appease their fragile egos. You can point to, you know what
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  they've been at this point conditioned to believe what they
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  think is the truth or they're just too damn sensitive.
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  Now, all do we apply, but it's mostly the last one.
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  The bottom line is, does that mean a person who has real
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  common sense, real understanding of everything, should that
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  automatically mean they should be fearful of their lives?
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  I'm going to say two things in that regard.
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  No, it should not mean that anybody should be fearful for
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  saying the truth about things. And if you are a person that
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  essentially is wishing for a person's demise in regards to
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  them wanting to be gone because you don't agree with what they
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  say, then to me it's like you in a way have a lot of problems to
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  have almost everything to do. What's wrong with society today?
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  See, when it comes down to it, everybody always claims they
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  want the truth about things. But yet when you tell them the
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  real and factual truth about things and not what they want to
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  essentially be tied to their narrative or agenda, that's when
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  they ultimately, you know, say, well, wait a minute, that's not
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  what we meant or you're kind of misunderstanding what I want to
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  hear. Excuse me, shift for blinds.
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  You're the one who wanted the truth about things, but yet you
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  want it in a way that can ultimately make you happy.
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  So which is it? Do you want the real truth about
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  things, or do you want the fake truth to feel happy 'cause you
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  can't have it both ways? Now you can't say, well, I want
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  the truth about everything, but yet if it doesn't line up to
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  what you want it to be, then you essentially don't want anything
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  to do with it. And you see why a good handful
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  of those same people are just a huge waste of time because of
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  that right there. See, for them, it'll never be
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  enough if you don't satisfy their ego, and it certainly will
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  never be enough if you ultimately tell them things that
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  they don't want to hear. But yet they claim they want to
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  hear, but yet they don't want to ultimately be told anything
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  differently. So it's like, how can you really
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  say by and large, that you want to hear the truth about things,
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  but yet how can you really say you want the actuality of a lot
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  of things that you unfortunately may not be willing to hear
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  because you don't want to essentially have your feelings
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  hurt? You see how that goes?
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  But look, I mean, do I have to really explain the number of
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  different times that you know, if you even dare try the talk
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  about how the real truth about things, but yet you even think
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  about speaking the reality of a lot of things, Those people will
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  RIP you a new one. They will essentially try to
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  look for a reason to keep bashing you for almost no
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  reason, even when you're being honest.
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  Well, maybe next time. That should actually entice
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  those to, oh I don't know, actually do their own fucking
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  research to see if they want to have a point about things
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  instead of asking someone for it.
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  But then again, you cannot try the reason with these idiots
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  that quite frankly, you just can't tolerate anymore.
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  But here's the other problem that I think people have with
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  wanting to eliminate those that tell the truth about things.
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  And quite frankly, this is something that I had, as you're
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  sure you can attest to, had to kind of go back and forth on.
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  And that is, is it all worth it? Because see, and this doesn't
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  just, you know, apply the Charlie Curt, Malcolm X and
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  Martin Luther King Junior. This applied to anyone prior to
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  essentially had to kind of grapple with the do I go forward
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  with this? Do I essentially put myself out
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  there? Do I try to, you know, think
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  about the pros, cons and eventual fallout if I were to do
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  this? While all those things apply
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  here, the reality is, and I can only speak for myself, you know,
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  and I don't know why this is the case.
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  Unfortunately, this might be where society is right now.
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  People look at a person's, you know, complexion or ethnicity
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  and say that you should fall in line with essentially you're
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  kind because you are supposed to be in alignment about
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  everything. Do you know how much Crocker
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  shit that actually is? First of all, just because my
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  complexion is where it's at, it does not mean I'm supposed to
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  think and be alike with those people.
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  That's the first thing. Secondly, just because my
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  complexion is as such does not mean I have to be like them or
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  to have the same brain, OK? My complexion is what it is, but
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  see, here's the really two differences in regards to who I
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  am as a person. Just opposed to those.
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  I have real common sense, OK? I know right from wrong.
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  I know essentially when to not toe the line, act like a
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  petulant child in public, use the past of America as a clutch
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  or an excuse to act like a Jackass.
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  I don't go around blaming other people for a lot of things that
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  have either nothing to do with me from the past or from even
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  though. And I sure as hell don't go
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  hating people because of different races.
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  That is the main difference between me and those in my
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  community. Now, in the crux of all that,
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  the reason I call out that my, you know, community that I
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  disassociated myself from is it's because, you know, when
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  those people wonder was short, the what I call quote UN quote
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  cheap comments. They all say, you know, a whole
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  bunch of names, which I'm not going to get in the and they
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  essentially look at me as like a traitor or seller.
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  Yet they never want to acknowledge the shit load
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  problems in their community. Why other groups of people
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  racist and what have you, including the ones who broke
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  away from them, IE me, keep calling them out because it's
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  like, well, you kind of in a way, and I shouldn't say kind
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  of, but you pretty much did it to yourselves because you feel
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  as if everybody owes you for decades and eons ago.
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  That has nothing to do with today.
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  So it's like you put yourself out there by your own fault
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  because you choose not to act right as what's all of that?
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  You only have yourself to blame for being negatively blew in a
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  different way. So if you're going to blame
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  anybody, don't blame the people calling you out.
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  Blame yourselves. But then again, accountability
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  with these people is almost unheard of.
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  But overall, if you're talking about as far as me, you know,
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  wrestling, as far as you know, it's doing the right thing,
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  worth it in this world. You know, I had to really go
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  back. And I had mentioned that
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  awakening that I had gone through over a decade and a half
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  ago. It was in the way God's showing
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  me, and I'll be the first to admit, even though our
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  relationship has never always been the ideal one, slowly but
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  surely it's getting better. But he opened my eyes to
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  something that I probably didn't look at, and that was my view on
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  America. I have been conditioned or to
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  believe that there was one way of seeing things.
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  But what God showed me was, you know, there is another door that
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  you can go through that you probably didn't think there was.
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  And it was slightly open. It was cracked open.
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  OK, So I decide, you know, and this was in my dream one day to
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  walk through and say no, what's the what's second app?
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  And what he showed me was moments throughout American
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  history that for the good, bad, worse and controversial, that
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  showed me that there was more than one way than to look at
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  America just as from A1 sided perspective.
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  And he showed me that there was a lot good in America that
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  people just simply don't want to knowledge, despite, you know,
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  any challenging moments that this country has had.
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  There have been plenty of good moments.
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  And you know what, whatever, whatever be controversial
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  moments. Of course, I mean, every country
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  can say the same thing now, some more than others.
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  But so the bottom line is that moment was really why I needed
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  and then essentially reaffirm the fact that regardless of any
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  pushback that I have gotten them will probably receive again,
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  mostly from liberals in the press, black dummies who can't
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  seem to count their own way and all that.
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  As far As for America, I am never going to stop doing the
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  right thing. I mean, does it have its own
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  pitfalls, of course, or have its own, you know, challenging
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  moments of course. But for the many that will try
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  to push me and others that try to do the right thing, down out
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  of nowhere comes a new crop of people that stand by me and
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  others that wants us to see the continue to fight.
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  Not just for the ones like Charlie, Malcolm and Martin, but
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  for those who we probably don't even know about that have gone
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  essentially nameless over the years.
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  Because again, we don't really know much of them, but they want
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  us to continue the fight, even if it is not going to be easy.
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  But you know what? Life has never been easy, fair
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  or ideal for any of us. So it kind of fits in line with
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  all of this. So All in all, I will never
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  continue to bow to the masters or the collective union.
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  I will continue to do the right thing for America.
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  You want to know why? Because I may just be a
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  run-of-the-mill guy, but I am someone who is highly
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  appreciative of being born in this country, and I wouldn't
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  have it any other way, especially nowadays.
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  So for those that want to support me, can.
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  For those that want to continue to be nothing more than
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  miserable pricks, have at it. Because you know what?
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  The latter will only continue to serve me.
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  A good reason to keep doing the right thing.
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  That's the bottom line.