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FYI, there's a lot of good things to appreciate about #America. If you are someone who doesn't believe that, then you're just a sorry ass loser. #USA #Merica · The Facts with Jamal 🇺🇸🦅👊

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  You know, with some things really going on as well there,
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  you know, a lot of things, quite frankly, we are in control over.
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  It's amazing how pathetic people really are.
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  Yeah, I'm not even joke. Here's what I actually mean by
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  this. You know, I was funny how
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  especially here in America, let's just say it feels as if
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  they can't find one good thing to actually be grateful,
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  whatever it is, they just cannot seem to find something to be
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  appreciative of. I don't know why that is, but as
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  people for you. But here's the other thing, and
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  I really shouldn't say it's the flaying because again, we are
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  talking about people, but it's like in a way, they always want
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  to portray and look at America as like the worst country in
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  this in the world, yet they look at every other country and every
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  other way of life, notably socialism.
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  That's like the best thing in the world.
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  Hmm, I'm going to talk about how that if you're just a miserable
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  liberal oppress, black Democrat, or someone that just hates
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  America straight up, maybe you need a wake up call to see how
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  things really are and how you've been looking at this the wrong
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  way. But here's the thing, when I'm
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  done here, you're actually going to find out that maybe whether
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  or not you actually take it in shy, again, that's up to you.
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  Why America's not as bad as you may think it is.
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  Look every country at one point or another, including the ones
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  you know that have either dissolved or being, you know,
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  broken up into different countries like states.
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  Every one of us, you know, has had controversial moments and,
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  you know, scenarios where it's not been good, OK, but we.
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  But this is part of life, you know, we all have our
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  shortcomings. Every country does.
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  We all are humans. But we adapt, we grow, we learn,
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  and we go forward. Unfortunately, it seems like for
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  many people, they never want to do the same.
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  But again, we are talking about those that somehow embrace
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  socialism and free stuff but can't seem to embrace the
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  American way of life. The reality of the matter, if
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  you can't find something to be grateful for in this country
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  then two things on play. Either like I said you're just a
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  miserable ass loser with a sorry excuse for being a human, or you
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  just might be a person that quite frankly is just a waste of
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  time. And I'm pretty sure it's both.
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  The reality is America's not as bad as many people spec.
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  See what many failed to realize on the 250th year of his
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  assistance of America? There has been more good than
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  bad. And yes, has it?
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  As I mentioned, I have consequential moments,
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  controversial times and all that.
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  Yeah, so is every other country in this world.
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  But look, I'm going to explain three things that separates
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  America from pretty much every other country, especially the
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  ones that embrace communism or socialism.
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  Number one, how about freedom of speech?
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  See, just oppose that to many countries that are still either
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  supporting and or embrace communism.
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  And as an FYI to the jackasses as you want to bring socialism
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  here, America has free speech. OK, now just suppose that to
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  let's say in China, North Korea, Iran, Venezuela, and there's a
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  good half of those. They don't practice that kind of
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  speech because if you even dare speak on, you know what they
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  still call nowadays? The machines that are over
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  there, they are going to do 2 things.
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  Well, it's really too able for the purposes to they are you
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  going to try to throw your ass in jail, which is going to
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  probably be the NLP all for a lot of people there that wish
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  they had the right to speak freely or they're just going to
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  kill me. I mean, I kind of hate to kind
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  of say it, but just take a look at I ran and I think it was
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  another country, Afghanistan. They they still practice
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  something like that. But the point is you have
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  freedom of speech in America now, unfortunately for a good
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  handful of people, they will ultimately push the envelope and
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  try to get away with the tool. I mean, I'm not going to have to
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  go into a deep discussion as to why that is, but you can figure
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  out why that is the case. Don't believe me?
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  And why I've been saying up to this point here was the second
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  release free? The reality is, along with the
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  other countries that I mentioned, like why are you
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  taking your freedom for granted? Like why are you taking
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  something that is instilled in you in America and complain
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  about look and in your country, especially the ones I just
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  mentioned, they don't have any freedom or limited freedoms and
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  even some cases limited to no rights.
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  Now, I harken back to the Cold War era at one point or another
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  simply because if you know, if you go back to the former Soviet
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  Union, Czechoslovakia, countries like that, that they solve or
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  rename themselves in different states or even like as I
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  mentioned more specifically China and North Korea.
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  You don't have those freedoms that you have in America.
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  You are essentially told by the regime higher ups, do what we
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  tell you do in your live. If not, you're going to suck.
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  So why is it that those here in America feel as if they don't
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  have any freedoms here? I mean, are you so tone deaf and
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  and a lot of ways so out of touch with reality that you
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  don't really realize that you actually have freedom?
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  That you can wake up one day and say, I am so grateful to be an
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  American, why I actually have the ability to be free.
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  Yet if you want to ultimately look to try to copy communism
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  and socialism and think that is the best way to go about it, I
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  truly, and I can't even say I feel sorry for you.
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  It's more or less like, wow, you really always tone deaf in our
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  touch than you realize. So it's like any freedom you
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  have, even if it's just the basics, Stop complaining like
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  there was nothing really in this world to where you're upset.
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  But yeah, if you want to go to like a third world country where
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  you don't have any freedom or freedom of speech or free speech
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  in this regard, go book a flight to Cube, go book a flight to
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  China in North Korea. I am sure they will be happy to
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  take you on. And then you will find out it's
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  a different world, fair as it is here in America.
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  And finally, here is the third reason.
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  And again, there's a handful of things that, you know, it's not
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  that bad for America. But here's the third and final
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  reason, opportunity and hope. Now, you may have heard me
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  mention the World Cup back in June and how, you know, you had
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  some people that you know from overseas that really like when
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  the World Cup was held in North America, that they really
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  embraced the American culture, that they, if they hadn't
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  visited here before, had only probably been here once.
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  They could have stopped talking glowingly about it.
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  And I even said I wish we could exchange some of those people
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  for the assholes that complain about this country, especially
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  the illegals here that have no business being in this country.
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  Like if you're of the person that actually thinks there's no
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  opportunity and no hope in America, you are in complete
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  denial and work. Everybody believes the American
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  dream is a century dead gone and will never be brought back at
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  any point. News flash knuckleheads, the
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  American dream will never die. Here is the bottom line.
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  You cannot really listen to the idiots, meaning the anti
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  American sellouts who try to post this idea that the American
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  dream is hopeful. Like news flash, whoever keeps
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  feeding that nonsense into your head, they don't know what the
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  hell they're talking about. The American dream will never
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  die. OK that's just the left wing
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  legacy media and anti American Democrat sellouts that always
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  trying to start fear mongering BS just because they hate
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  President Trump. I mean I'm not going to go down
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  that kind of Rd. but trust me it's all propaganda from the
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  same group of people that once revealed President Trump but yet
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  for over a decade now turned against them.
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  So you figure out how that has worked for them.
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  The bottom line in all this, you got to see things from a
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  different perspective. And look, I had talked about
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  earlier how God woke me up to say, you know, there is more
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  than one way of seeing things in the way you had before that.
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  That door that God has showed me, you know, there's a second
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  door that's obviously slightly open, but it was, you know,
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  glimmer of light. Why don't you go in there and
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  see what it's about? Now apply that to having
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  different perspective. It's essentially the same thing
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  here. Like it's essentially you have
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  to be able to see things not so much from half empty perspective
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  meaning one side, but seeing it from a totality of half four.
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  Because if you can't ultimately find that there was more good
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  than bad than you probably don't realize, then to me, it's like
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  you're going to be stuck in your own way until you either find a
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  way to realize that it's not that Spanish you fart, or you're
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  just so out of touch with reality and so tone deaf that
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  you just don't know the way you think, but the way you've known.
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  And for yours, surely you know, like I mentioned earlier, I'm
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  not going to apologize for expressing my gratitude of
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  America now because of so many. It's that thing.
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  My complexion is the way it is, I shouldn't be thankful.
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  Maybe they kept that same energy towards focusing on why their
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  community is a shit hole. They could actually focus on
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  making it better. But then again, we are talking
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  about those who like to blame mothers for everything but can't
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  take accountability from themselves.
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  In the end, I don't care if they want to bring me down or try to
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  say a whole bunch of things that make no sense.
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  I'm never going to stop expressing my appreciation for
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  being in America, being born here 'cause I will tell you
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  this, I will be born here than living in a third world country
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  where I don't have freedom, free speech, an opportunity hope to
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  make something even if it's our nothing.
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  So that's just the way I see it. And if those that like it,
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  great, if not, then I don't have any use for anyone who continues
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  to look for no reason other than the complaint.