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Sound of Freedom Movie Evil People @BlaireWhiteX By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Well, hello ladies and gentlemen.
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  My name is Brett Keene and you are watching and listening to
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  the Brett Keene Show. When you get an opportunity,
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  you don't want to show yourself on screen.
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  All right, now that we got that out of the way, I wanted to talk
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  a little bit about the movie Sound of Freedom as well as a
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  well known atheist by the name of Blair White who also happens
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  to be transgender. This video has nothing to do
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  with her sexuality or what it is that she has done to herself on
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  a surgical level. This is all about some of the
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  things that she says in her videos that I just so happen to
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  agree with. Apparently Blair White recently
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  went to the movie Sound of Freedom, an anti human
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  trafficking film where Jim Caviezel also known as the guy
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  who played in a show called Point of Interest that was
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  really popular a while back and also played in Mel Gibson's
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  movie The Passion as Jesus Christ himself.
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  To be honest with you, I wasn't a big fan of The Passion because
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  the movie spent most of its time displaying the gore of the
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  crucifixion and the destruction. I prefer old movies like Jesus
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  of Nazareth where it was a six hour movie about his life and
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  then in the end he was crucified.
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  But you get to see all of his miracles, his teachings and what
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  he was about and his personality.
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  If someone didn't know who Jesus Christ was or what his life
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  meant or what he was doing before he died, Watching a movie
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  where you just assume that the audience is going to know what
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  Jesus is all about and just spending 3 hours killing him
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  while showing all kinds of strange demonic material, well,
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  it would turn some people off. Well, luckily for Mel Gibson,
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  the movie turned out good and people bought into it and they
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  bought the DVD. I'm just saying that I seen a
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  lot of Jesus movies that were a lot better and they weren't
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  quite as gory, but I think people got the idea of what it's
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  like to be crucified and what Jesus went through in his death
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  period. So I get that argument.
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  The thing about Blair White, she apparently went to the movie A
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  Sound of Freedom, the anti human trafficking film, and she said
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  that it was it was a good movie and the topic was truthful.
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  But she was so disturbed by some of the emotional, traumatic
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  stuff that was happening on the screen that she witnessed people
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  in the theater crying. And it was also causing her a
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  lot of distraught and a lot of trauma.
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  And she ended up walking out halfway through the movie.
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  One of the movie about antihuman trafficking is not a film that
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  you have to watch the entire hour and a half or two hours and
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  a half to get the idea of what the plot is and what the story
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  is and all that. And you could pretty much assume
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  the moment that you're going in that some kids are going to die,
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  kids are going to be abused, and maybe some of them will get
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  saved in the end and be given the families and all that.
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  So it's not a movie where you have to watch it all the way
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  through to get the idea of what the Hell's going on.
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  Strangely enough, the news media, as well as a bunch of
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  liberals out there hate the movie and they're calling it a
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  conspiracy. And Blair White, like myself,
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  agree that it's awfully funny that we have known for the
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  longest time that things like Epstein Island existed.
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  We know that there's places where higher ups and Hollywood
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  elites like to screw around with little kids.
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  We everybody's known that for years.
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  I've been around since 1976, December.
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  That's whenever I was born, and I've heard countless stories
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  about young kids who are growing up in Hollywood who are abused
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  and they're manipulated and take advantage of.
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  I can't tell you how many young child actors have died or gotten
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  themselves from the drugs or screwed themselves up, or they
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  end up getting older and then messing themselves up.
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  How many times have you heard about celebrities, getting them
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  the drugs and alcohol and then overdosing or killing themselves
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  or being found dead in a hotel? See, it's not all that great and
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  wonderful to be famous and popular, ladies and gentlemen,
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  Apparently there are expectations.
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  Apparently you got to walk on the thin line of light and
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  darkness when you're dealing with famous people.
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  And of course, there's a reputation of people who get
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  married that are celebrities, end up going through several
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  divorces, and they never find the true love that they're
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  looking for. Very rarely in Hollywood is it
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  routine for a person to get married and then stick with that
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  person till the day they die. That doesn't often happen in
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  Hollywood. Well, the thing I like about
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  Blair White's video is that she points out that she's not a
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  believer in God, but she does believe in evil.
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  She makes it quite clear that she does believe in godlessness.
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  It's odd because she says I've never really been one of these
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  type of people who believes in God, but I do believe that evil
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  exists. I do believe that godlessness
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  exists. I do believe that there are
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  people out there that are so evil that you might as well have
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  the devil existing, or they might as well be Satan
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  themselves because of how they treat other people and
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  disrespect each other and do the things they do.
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  Blair, as well as many people out there have seen the
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  struggles and pain of life, so they can tell you right off the
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  bat that they've experienced evil.
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  They know what it's like to look into the eyes of someone who
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  hates them and would like to see them dead or suffering and all
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  this. The problem is, is that by
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  saying that there is no God but evil exist, at the end of the
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  day you have to ask yourself, OK, so if there is no God, then
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  where did the evil come from? And I'm not saying that because
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  God is real, that also means technically that evil's going to
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  be real depending on the religion that you follow.
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  But according to my faith, the reason why evil exists is
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  because God actually created that.
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  God actually allows it. And Isaiah 45, seven it says I
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  form the light and the darkness. I create peace and evil.
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  Apparently when God was creating reality and existence itself, he
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  created a path of good and evil. And the reason why he did that
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  was to give you the ability of free will.
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  It's kind of like writing a program.
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  If you want people to have choices, well then you have to
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  have every kind of multiple, various diverse choice that can
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  possibly be. And not all of them are going to
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  be beneficial to everybody. Not all of them are going to be
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  good choices. And that's how God kind of looks
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  at it. Like a computer person standing
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  behind a monitor who's allowed you within his own program and
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  parameters to choose which way you want to go.
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  And you're going to end the game either by losing or you're going
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  to win when like how to continue to exist beyond the program, to
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  exist beyond the simulation. I'm just using fancy words to
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  describe it and give you guys kind of a parable, an idea.
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  Not all of its, you know, I'm not all of it.
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  I'm trying to subscribe to this idea that it's complete reality,
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  the words that I'm using. I'm just saying this to give you
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  an idea for those out there who are big moviegoers.
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  I try to use a lot of stuff that you see in movies and books and
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  television that people are routinely and common with
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  understanding whenever I'm describing religion and the
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  concept of God. So you got to ask yourself, when
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  Blair White says that she doesn't believe in God, but she
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  does believe in godlessness, and she does believe that there are
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  such things as evil in the world, what is she saying?
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  Does she say that she feels like there's evil, or does she
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  believe that evil actually exists Because there's a
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  difference. There's a difference between
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  feeling or having the opinion that something is wrong and
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  something actually objectively being wrong or evil.
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  If you believe that something is objectively evil or something
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  should be considered wrong by all of mankind and should never
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  do, then basically what you're saying is there shouldn't be no
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  reason whatsoever that there should not be an opposite to
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  that effect. You know Einstein, he said that
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  there is, there is consequences to every effect that happens out
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  there. There's an up and there's a
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  down. What goes up must come down.
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  What goes left also can go right.
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  The direction has to exist there.
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  So it would be natural law and it would be logic to assume that
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  if there's evil, then there also has to be an objective good out
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  there. See, I believe that good and
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  evil, whether the lights are on or whether the lights are off,
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  whether you're standing in darkness or whether you're
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  standing in a room that's illuminated with light, the
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  truth is always there and it doesn't change our transform
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  based upon the the brightness, contrast, or saturation of the
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  room, if that makes sense. If you are willing to go out as
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  a nonbeliever and say that you believe that true evil exist,
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  then you also have to be open to the idea that there's objective
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  good and that there is objective light.
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  To say that people shouldn't be trafficking children or hurting
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  other people, are killing people, are condemning or
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  judging other people assumes that you presuppose that the
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  universe should act in accordance, in a certain way.
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  It means that Blair White as well as other atheists out
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  there, you assume that there's a better way of doing things, that
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  there's a code with humanity, that we should love each other
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  and we should treat each other right and treat each other good.
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  Where do you get that idea? From where and human history?
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  Did the humans ever sit down and fill out a contract that says
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  that they should give a rat's ass about what another human
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  being thinks? Why should another human being,
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  unless they're friends or family with someone, care when someone
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  dies? Why should someone care if
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  someone across the country or across the world is starving to
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  death, Why should they feel the need or desire to feed them?
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  Some might argue, well, because it's sympathy.
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  You know what it's like to be hungry.
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  You know what it's like to be hurt.
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  So you'll want to go out and do something about it.
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  Really. Where does that mechanism in
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  your brain come from that tells you that it has to be that way
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  just because you suffered? Why do you owe anybody out there
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  any kind of debt? Why do you owe a total stranger
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  the ability to have the same opportunities as you are?
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  At least some? There is no code like that in
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  humanity. The only philosophy that teaches
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  something like that is religion. Whether it's Christianity,
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  Islam, Judaism, or one of the many, many Pagan faiths out
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  there, there is no code to humanity on how humans should
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  treat each other. In fact, if religion did not
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  exist in the concept of God and right and wrong and good and
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  evil didn't exist, you wouldn't have any position in society to
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  tell people who they can have sex with, who they can enslave,
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  who they can take advantage of, who they can manipulate.
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  Thousands of years ago, a bunch of men claimed that they spoke
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  to something and had a conversation with something that
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  was higher and more superior than themself, and that it laid
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  out a stone tablet explaining what we can't do and what we're
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  able to do. Humans have never done this for
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  themself, though. Humans do not sit down and do
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  this. If humans do try to write out
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  rules, they always make sure they put loopholes in that.
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  They always try to figure out some way that they can break the
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  rules somehow they can live above others and be able to take
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  advantage and benefit off of the pain and suffering of others.
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  We usually call these type of people satanic or we just call
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  them politicians and lawyers. But I find it interesting
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  because Blair White, when you watch her and you listen to her,
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  if she's anything like this in real life, she's actually a good
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  person. She actually believes there
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  should be a code. She believes that truth is
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  important. What truth?
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  She believes that there should be good in humanity, that humans
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  should love each other and care about each other.
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  But why? Humans die all the time.
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  Why does it matter? Why does it matter if some group
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  suffers and dies, and the other prospers and lives a good, good,
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  happy life, why does it matter? See, before I became a
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  Christian, ladies and gentlemen, before I started believing in
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  God, one of the most difficult things for me in order to find
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  my faith was is that I was convinced that the world was
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  evil. I was convinced that humanity
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  was evil. I was convinced that people hurt
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  each other for no good reason whatsoever, if not just to feel
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  better about themselves. I used to feel that people are
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  cruel and mean to each other and hateful, and will kill and hurt
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  and enslave people because they're evil.
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  But I had to think at some point in time.
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  Where did the evil come from? Why does evil even exist?
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  Why is it? Because sometimes in life it
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  seems like it would be better, more simple if we just did the
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  right thing and we just told the truth to each other.
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  So as I followed the bread crumbs of evil, it somehow led
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  to the light. It also led to the idea that if
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  such a thing like evil can exist and such a thing like good must
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  exist. And if that's the truth, if
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  there is good and evil, whether I have an opinion about it or
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  not, then the possibility of there being a God is very open.
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  It seems like the older I got and the more I opened up my
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  mind, the possibilities, the more I started realizing that
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  there was more to the universe and meets the eye.
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  And I've been noticing a lot of atheists recently coming to that
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  conclusion. I've been seeing a lot of
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  atheists on the Internet turning theists are turning the faith,
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  whether it's Buddhism or whether it's Christianity, whether it's
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  Islam, Judaism. Because deep down, a lot of you
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  know, even though you're not completely sure about God, you
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  do know in your heart that the world should be better than
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  this. You do realize in your heart
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  that people should be better than this.
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  But where do you get that idea from?
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  Have you ever asked yourself that instead of constantly
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  saying me, me, me, or I want, want, want, do I need, need,
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  need? Who do you think is the one
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  that's providing all this when you're talking inside of your
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  own mind about the things that you would like to have and the
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  way you'd like to see the world exist?
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  Who do you think's listening whenever you're doing all that
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  talking to yourself? All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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  I hope that you all have a wonderful day.
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  Some people might ask me, how do I feel about Sound of Freedom
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  and why is it that the liberal media is so against it?
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  I think the liberal media is against it because a lot of them
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  are pedophiles, a lot of them are child rapist and they don't
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  like to see a movie be made that attacks them or goes against
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  their perversion. That's what I think, ladies and
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  gentlemen. God bless.
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  Have a wonderful day.