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Russia Putin Challenges America By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  There was a couple of you that came in and decided to scream
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  out, obviously, but not before they spewed out their racist
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  hatred out there. And that's always surprised me
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  because a lot of atheists claim to be liberals and about
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  diversity. They claim to be championing
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  this whole, you know, everybody's equal and we should
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  have empathy and sympathy for each other like a humanist
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  would. But they're the first ones to.
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  Call you homophobic names. They're the first ones to use
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  racial slurs in order to, and they think it's funny.
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  They actually think it's cute to do that, which doesn't make
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  sense to me. If you really believe in what
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  you believe and you really care about people, then you wouldn't
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  do that even if it was someone that you hated, because you
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  basically give yourself away by doing that.
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  But besides all that, a majority of the conversation went well, a
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  lot better than usual with a lot of this trolling nonsense that's
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  going on. So today I'm going to talk about
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  something very controversial and hopefully it doesn't like get me
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  banned from YouTube for saying this because.
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  YouTube is very political and they don't like it whenever you
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  don't agree with their views or their ideas or whatever.
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  Politics is pushing the mainstream media and all that
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  that day. But I've been taught since a
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  young age that America is the greatest country in the world
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  that is the most powerful and some people get very patriotic
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  about that. But since.
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  The last 1520 years, things have majorly changed, such as back in
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  the day, whenever you were having war or some kind of
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  problem with another country, you never really got to hear the
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  other perspective or why it was that another country was doing
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  what it was doing. And of course our politicians
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  and our government would tell us that Anything that we're
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  involved in, it's because we're the good guys, we're trying to
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  do the right thing and. You hear very little about what
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  the other side is, but technology has changed that.
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  Now any bad guy, any politician from any other country, even
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  terrorists, are capable of recording themselves and release
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  it to the press or to some kind of organization that they
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  believe will play them. And you'll get to hear their
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  side of the story. You'll get to hear their
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  perspective and. I got to be honest with you,
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  I've been blown away by some of the things I've heard other
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  leaders from other countries say that is really, really broken
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  and shattered. That whole bad guy, good guy
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  routine that I used to believe in my head whenever I was
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  younger. I mean, even whenever I was
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  going to school, we were taught that America is great and
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  America is about taking people in and.
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  And we help other countries out whenever they're in a mess or
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  whatever. And if there's a war, we'll get
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  our ass right up in there and and try to solve problems and
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  all that. But I've learned as I've gotten
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  older that we've actually caused a lot of problems and we've
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  actually pissed a lot of people off.
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  And I was recently watching Putin.
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  I I don't know if many of you know this.
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  I don't usually talk very much about it.
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  But I do have this. Kind of hobby or this interest
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  where I like to see what the other side is thinking.
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  I don't always, I'm not one of these type of people where I
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  always like to hear the the usual watered down, you know,
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  Russia's bad or this is bad or blah, blah, blah.
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  I like to hear what other countries are doing and why they
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  think the way they do. And I think that's smart,
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  because if you're going to imagine that someone is your
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  enemy or that they're the bad guy.
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  You would think that if you want to win against them or always
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  have the upper hand, you should know as much about your enemy
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  just as much as you know about your friends.
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  Do you understand what I'm saying?
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  The more knowledge, the more power.
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  But unfortunately it's had a kind of a catastrophic effect on
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  me by listening to guys like Putin, because Putin's an
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  extremely intelligent man. He's not this.
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  Villain this like cookie cutter villain that they paint him out
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  to be in the news. When you're listening to him, he
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  actually asked a lot of questions that get me scratching
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  my head and says a lot of things that really pull on my strings.
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  Maybe he's a master manipulator. Maybe he's sincerely honest and
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  all that. And I've been watching and
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  listening to this guy for the last couple of years.
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  Some things I've discovered about his background.
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  He's very spiritual, he's very religious.
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  He does believe in God. His religion is more, although I
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  agree with him on a lot of stuff having to do with spirituality
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  and religion. He calls himself Orthodox, and I
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  suppose in many ways I could be considered Orthodox.
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  You know, if you really, really get down to the nuts and bolts
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  about the conversation. In his latest conversation that
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  he had, he spoke in front of an audience in this video.
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  You can find it on Global News. I'll provide you guys a link,
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  But he asked a very simple question that I'm surprised I
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  never asked myself about in all the 46 years of living on this
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  planet, he said. Who does America think they are?
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  Why does America think that they can come along and and warn me
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  or anybody else on how we run our country?
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  Who does America think that they are?
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  He's basically in a nutshell. Imagine yourself living in a
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  neighborhood. You got a lot of people who are
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  living their own lives. They got their own little space.
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  And they like to listen to their music, They like to do their
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  thing, and they don't mess with anybody else's yard.
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  They just do their thing unless someone aggravates them where
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  they feel like they've got some kind of real reason why they
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  have to get involved in another neighbor's space.
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  And that's how I can look at the countries, is that we all live
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  on the same planet and you know, unless something's going on.
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  There's no real reason why we should interfere with what
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  another neighbor is doing unless it's causing us some kind of
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  problems or serious things. And he's basically saying, who
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  the hell is America to come into the neighborhood and say, you
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  know, tell other people how to run things and how to do things?
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  And I get to thinking to myself, well, he's right, isn't he?
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  Where? Where is the set in stone?
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  Where is it written that America gets to tell the rest of the
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  world what the hell they can do with their military, or what
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  they can do with their people, or how they want to do their
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  roles? A lot of Christians believe that
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  American leaders are trying to globalize the world and
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  completely control everything. And are we really wanting that?
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  Because if you think about it, we've seen what American
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  politicians have done with the small chunk of land they have
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  called America so far, and they've done a shit job.
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  And I don't really feel like if we had more power and we had
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  more land and we had more money that we're going to do any
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  better. Because let's think about it.
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  Even if the America had all the money in the world.
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  They don't tend to focus on the citizens anymore.
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  It's like they don't really think about the education of our
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  children, our college students. They don't really think about
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  doing anything about the medical field to improve it.
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  There's a lot of shit going on with that.
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  And we keep on sending our sons and daughters out to countries
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  where they don't even bother to tell us what's going on anymore.
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  We have to find out from fucking Twitter.
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  Or social media. Or when people are literally in
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  the middle of air raids, they're on their phones, you know,
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  saying, oh, we're being attacked.
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  And all this we find out from the citizens of other countries
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  about what's going on before the news ever even bothers to get
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  around to it or they feel forced to deal with the issue.
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  So I'm listening to Putin. And what I get from him, when I
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  look at him, the way he behaves, his body language, he's kind of
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  a laid back dude. He's smart and he doesn't take
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  any kind of shit off of people. He's not some typical cookie
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  cutter villain that a lot of the media try to put him out the
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  beat. Now I know what some people
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  might say to me. They'll say, whoa, Brett Keene,
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  you're not a Putin fan, are you? You know that this guy has done
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  this and done that and he's like having these issues with the
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  Ukraine, blah, blah blah. And I'm like, yeah, OK.
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  I mean, it's horrible. I I don't like war any way
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  around, but I kind of feel like we do the same exact thing.
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  I feel like a lot of these countries, they stick their nose
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  where they don't belong and and I feel like a lot of people are
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  dying for no fucking good reason.
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  So what's the difference? I mean, what?
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  What is he doing that's any different than our politicians
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  have done 100 times over? Exactly.
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  And then it comes down to what he said What?
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  Why do we think that we can tell the world what to do?
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  Why do we think that we can go have a conversation with
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  somebody like Israel? And then the very next day, our
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  taxpayer money, $100 million, is given over to Gaza.
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  I was not told about this. I didn't even know that our
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  assets, our military assets were already put out there preparing
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  themselves for war. We didn't even get a build up,
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  ladies and gentlemen. We didn't even get told that our
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  government is wanting to do this kind of shit.
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  And I know what some people might argue.
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  Well. We don't want to make remove
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  public, you know, We don't want to pull a Joe Biden and, you
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  know, put our special forces right up on Twitter like it's
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  some kind of Instagram thing where we're showing off our new
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  girlfriend. But it just seems really weird.
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  Why do we think we can do that? Many of you may not realize
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  this, or you may not be very good at history, but America is
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  still. A very young country compared to
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  every other country out there, including Russia.
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  America as we know it right now has only been around for a
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  little while. Compared to the Middle East and
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  Russia and a lot of these other countries that exist, we're
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  fairly new. And it's true historically that
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  if you look back on China and Russia, they had some bad deals.
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  They had some atheist dictators who fucked a whole lot of stuff
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  up, that's for sure. There ain't no getting around
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  it. And let's not even get into the
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  problems that Germany had. Oh my God.
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  But everybody's had their their shit problems, haven't we?
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  We've had our Vietnam, They have their Joseph Stalin.
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  We've it's it's been a fucking wreck with humanity.
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  Bad decisions, no matter what culture or language you come
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  from. But it just really got to me.
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  I don't know how many times to repeat this but.
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  Why do we think that we should be able to just drive our tanks
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  down anybody St. Why do we think that we can just
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  go into other countries and do this shit?
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  It would be one thing, right? If I was seeing on the TV all
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  the time, countries actually begging and pleading for our
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  help and stuff, but that's not usually the issue.
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  It's usually we're talking some shit at somebody.
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  And people are saying we don't want you in our country.
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  And I've even seen where some countries whenever we do send
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  our soldiers over, it may seem barbaric and ignorant, but they
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  actually celebrate. Whenever our soldiers die, they
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  actually, they're like, ha ha ha, you you come here starting
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  shut and we kicked your ass kind of attitude and they are, and it
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  seems very cruel and terrible. But then I try to think about
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  it. What if it was on the other
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  foot? What if one of these countries
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  invaded us and managed to succeed and actually coming into
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  our local cities and towns and running their tanks and their
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  weaponry and their loud ass machinery while we're trying to
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  sleep in our little mud huts or homes or whatever the hell we
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  live in and they're basically telling us this is how it's
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  going to be. These are the rules.
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  You can't come out at certain times the night or you'll get
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  shot. I mean, that would be pretty
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  fucking annoying, wouldn't it? Think about it.
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  If it was on the other foot. So yeah, the question goes, why
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  do we think that we have such power?
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  Why do we think that we can just tell people what to do?
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  Why do we think that we can tell a motherfucker from 1000 miles
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  away, including their citizens and their empire, what they
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  ought to do? It seems to me that the chess
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  we've been playing so far is shitty.
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  We're just making enemies with people.
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  We bug people. We're getting on the nerves.
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  Yeah, if you step away and you leave people alone, then another
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  country may attack another country.
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  Another country might do this. But as I've heard some atheists
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  actually say, natural selection, right?
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  The strong will succeed is where the weak will fail.
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  And I know some religious people would argue, but if we stand
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  back and we don't do nothing, then a bunch of innocent people
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  get wiped out, and then what do you do?
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  How do you handle that? Well, that's kind of like, if
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  you think about it sometimes, you could call that the natural
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  process of things. In order for us to become
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  America, we had to go through a bunch of bullshit.
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  With Europe, we had to go through a bunch of bullshit and
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  we didn't have a whole lot of assistance, did we?
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  It was pretty much a bunch of primitive ass heads who were
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  trying to figure out their self in a new land and managed to be
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  able to take off things. But just because you're not the
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  most sophisticated military, just because you don't have all
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  the toys and shit and all the neat ships, it doesn't mean that
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  once somebody steps onto your property you're not going to be
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  able to defend yourself and take them out, which we proved to be
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  able to do during the Revolutionary War as well.
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  Civil War, So. You know you never.
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  One thing I've always learned, ladies and gentlemen, is never
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  underestimate your enemy. No matter how stupid or ignorant
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  or primitive someone sounds, no matter what kind of troglodyte
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  you visualize them to be, never underestimate anyone.
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  There's always someone that can get a lucky punch in.
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  There's always someone out there that may say something that'll
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  floor you and leave you breathless.
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  And in awe, not really knowing what to say.
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  Always be prepared for anything and everything in
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  countermeasures. That's one of the reasons why
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  I've survived as long as I have. I think very tactically when
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  dealing with people that I love as well as people that are, you
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  know, causing me problems. And that's what I kind of see
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  whenever I look at a guy like Putin.
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  He's got an intelligent mind and he's very tactical and all that
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  and I would rather get along with someone like this as
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  opposed to get into a squirrely ass fight match with somebody
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  like this. I just don't see any.
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  I don't see it as an intelligent move by.
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  Antagonizing these countries or telling them, look, you know,
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  we're blah, blah, blah, we're America, we're the badasses, and
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  you got to do what we say. I just don't think that's a good
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  idea. It almost makes us seem like
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  we're coming off like we're a bully.
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  We've got all the might, we've got all the strength, and you
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  better listen to what we say or we'll turn your shit into a
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  Walmart parking lot. You know?
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  It's like, who the fuck are we to talk to people like that and
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  act like that? And if we are talking like that,
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  we're sure as hell not helping anybody out.
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  We're not helping out the innocent citizens that
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  supposedly exist. Because the moment you start a
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  war and you initiate shit, there's going to be people who
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  are not going to leave their homes.
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  There are going to be people who have nowhere to go and they're
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  going to be right in the middle of whatever firefight you have.
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  So it's like maybe it's best to just kind of keep your pieces
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  back on the board and just see what the hell happens.
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  Watch, observe, pay attention, and don't make any stupid ass
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  sudden moves. Think about it.
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  There's no reason to force the game, you know what I mean?
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  No reason to push forward. You know, we don't always have
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  to have this idea in our head that we need to progress or that
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  our way is better. Just sit back, watch how the
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  other player moves, and shed and take one space the fucking time.
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  That's how you play the game, you know?
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  OK, what do you guys think? You think I'm ignorant for doing
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  that? I think that when you're dealing
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  with someone who could potentially be an enemy or a
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  problem in the future, you should Really, How do I put
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  this? I kind of have the philosophy
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  from the movie Goodfellas. Have you ever seen that movie?
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  You got to respect your enemy. You got to respect people out
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  there. Even if you don't like someone,
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  you at least need to acknowledge what they're good at and what
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  they're capable of. You know, you don't just say,
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  well, they're shit, So I'll just smear them into the ground
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  because it's not always going to be that easy.
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  You don't just walk up on people and forget the fact that they
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  might be capable of biting your back kind of deal.
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  And it always never hurts to actually try to get along with
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  people. I like that.
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  I like the whole idea of having allies and getting along with
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  people. I just think that we should
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  like, slow that shit down that that mildly talk, that whole
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  we're we're the badasses of the world type of deal.
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  I doubt anybody will listen. But that's where I stand.
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  That's my thoughts on Putin and other leaders like him that I've
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  sat back and listened to, just minding my own business
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  listening to what they have to say.
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  And I'll be honest with you, in all the years I've been watching
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  Putin and some of these other leaders, a lot of them, they
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  make a lot of sense to me. And they don't seem like they're
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  like any kind of rush to get into a bunch of mess.
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  But somehow, due to circumstances, people end up
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  finding themselves further into the chess board than they ought
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  to be or wanted to be. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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  I'm going to schedule a live show for Friday, 7:00 PM.
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  Be looking for it. Continue to refresh your page
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  and sooner or later you'll see it.