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Prince Israel Zaar on: Politics is like the Air you breathe, Don't be Politically Ignorant · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Humans or hands are condensed by the politics of the
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Speaker 1: time and u No matter where you live, where where
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Speaker 1: you're born, or or where you circolate, or your goods
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Speaker 1: or people themselves to travel, or whatever you do on
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Speaker 1: this planet Earth, the human being is condensed by the
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Speaker 1: politics of the time. Each country, it's each region or
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Speaker 1: principality or hamlet is driven by politics, different political systems,
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Speaker 1: different political philosophy. And within that political systems you've got
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Speaker 1: the types of tradition, religions and cultures, and systems of educations,
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Speaker 1: and the way of doing business, the ways of conducting
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Speaker 1: yourself and the obligations and rules you must follow. So
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Speaker 1: humans are condensed by the politics of their time. No
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Speaker 1: matter how free, how enslaved, how pressed the human beings
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Speaker 1: or humans are, it depends on the political system of
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Speaker 1: their time. The political system has free, liberated, self determined, independent,
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Speaker 1: capitalistic humans are driven by set of rules. In a
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Speaker 1: system less communist and and speech is confined, and movement
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Speaker 1: it's recollected, and it's government control the politics of that time.
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Speaker 1: It determines how those humans live their lives. In the
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Speaker 1: least in first system, when people do what they want,
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Speaker 1: or in the corrupt system of politics and the crewe
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Speaker 1: but on civilized or primitive ignorance system of politics so
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Speaker 1: becomes the lives of the people. So politics becomes something
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Speaker 1: that the people can ignore. So sometimes it's unwise for
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Speaker 1: people to ignore politics. It's so wise for people to say,
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Speaker 1: I don't care leading, I don't care which president or
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Speaker 1: prime minister. I don't care which secretary of state. I
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Speaker 1: don't care which the mayor or with the governor. I
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Speaker 1: don't care what projectal party or system it is. That
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Speaker 1: is wrong, You're mistaken. Politics is part of their life.
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Speaker 1: There's politics in the church. There's politics in economics. There's
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Speaker 1: politics in the types of books to precy. In school,
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Speaker 1: there's politics in the in the curriculum of the schools.
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Speaker 1: There's politics in law. There's politics in science. There's politics
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Speaker 1: and technology. There's politics in the streets. There's politics on
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Speaker 1: the kitchen table. There's politics when people are driving in
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Speaker 1: their caps or right share. There's politics at the workplace.
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Speaker 1: Even politics in space there's politics space space station, there's politics.
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Speaker 1: So life is driven by politics. Because as humans move
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Speaker 1: away from the caves and to the feuder systems, to
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Speaker 1: the kings and the French Revolution and the down of
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Speaker 1: the republic of liberty, fraternity, quality, equality. So life is
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Speaker 1: totally driven by those who elect in an office, who
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Speaker 1: become the president, of the legislators, the governors, the mayors,
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Speaker 1: the council. Who writes the laws, and who enforces the laws,
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Speaker 1: who executes the laws. It's all politics to humans must
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Speaker 1: be to gated in politics. I'm so grateful that I
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Speaker 1: study political science to understand the science of politics. That
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Speaker 1: maneuvering and jigitsu in passing bills, and the give and
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Speaker 1: take and the negotiations and you know, and grid luck
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Speaker 1: and partisanship and reconcoliations and the amendments of bills and
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Speaker 1: what the bills in tails, who is elected in office,
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Speaker 1: the campaigning in politics and Portugal charisma and speech and
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Speaker 1: sleepy so slopes and the deception, and then the game
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Speaker 1: of politics. Politics is part of life. It is a
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Speaker 1: vital part of the modern life. I mean the countries
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Speaker 1: like communist countries where the people where the people intervention
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Speaker 1: in politics is or less. The communist parties itself is
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Speaker 1: a giant state with so many party members that they
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Speaker 1: determine who is on top is down. Got a five
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Speaker 1: year plan, a ten year plan, around the year's plan
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Speaker 1: is a system of politics that the business of the
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Speaker 1: state becomes that of a Portugal party and a great
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Speaker 1: country like America. Life is just determed by politics. Who
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Speaker 1: becomes president, says a lot. Who is elected governor, mayor
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Speaker 1: stays says a lot. Who is elected in the city
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Speaker 1: council says a lot. Who's the sheriff says a lot.
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Speaker 1: Who is elected on the local school board says a lot.
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Speaker 1: Who the fire chief of the chief of police says
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Speaker 1: a lot. And all the organizations and enter you got
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Speaker 1: all these groups and fraternities and alumnize, you know, unions.
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Speaker 1: Who leads, says a lot. The agenda, the plank, the
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Speaker 1: political philosophy, it's very important. The doctor you go to,
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Speaker 1: the school you go to, the food, the water you drink,
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Speaker 1: the gross restore you visit, and the games you attain,
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Speaker 1: the park you walter, or the lane you drive on
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Speaker 1: the street, the pedestal path. The moment pop stars is
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Speaker 1: determined by code, by an ordinance, by law. If you
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Speaker 1: still go to the primitive society, rule by tribal rulers
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Speaker 1: or or by chaefs or quarter heads, the politics of
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Speaker 1: that traditional council determines how people live their lives. You
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Speaker 1: cannot not think of politics. The clean air you have,
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Speaker 1: the quality of life you have, the type of job
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Speaker 1: you do, where you sleep, the type of bed on
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Speaker 1: my trust you sleep on. Your restaurant is soap, The
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Speaker 1: food that your tenses use or those got codes, even
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Speaker 1: what you drink, the medicine you take. You got all
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Speaker 1: these disclaimers on it got politics. What state you live
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Speaker 1: in determines your life with the governor of that state,
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Speaker 1: what builds at the passing. Some states will legalize marriage
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Speaker 1: one or same sex marriage, and some states will go
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Speaker 1: against all those things, the liberal states and the conservative
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Speaker 1: states and the moderate states. It determines the type of
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Speaker 1: life you live, the taxes you pay. It determines your
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Speaker 1: health care, your quality of life, your for one care
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Speaker 1: you have for all one care. It determines the nursing
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Speaker 1: home you go to. It is determines how much money
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Speaker 1: you save in the bank. Politics determines the counter, your traveler,
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Speaker 1: who lets you in from the airport or the border.
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Speaker 1: How friendly is one country to another. It's not about
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Speaker 1: the people the politicians. If the political I lead in
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Speaker 1: America is not in good terms with the political lead
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Speaker 1: in Canada. No matter how friendly the peoples are, the
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Speaker 1: relations you will be served. We were not like China,
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Speaker 1: not because we don't like the people of China, because
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Speaker 1: our political system doesn't agree a politcast system of China.
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Speaker 1: You might go to war with Iran, not because we
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Speaker 1: don't like the people of Iran because of our political
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Speaker 1: system object maybe the tyranny or the cruelty or whatever
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Speaker 1: reasons that they're finding Iran even know, like Afghanistan or
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Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia, or Egypt, or Qatar, or France or Britain,
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Speaker 1: no matter whatever country you name, it depends how the
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Speaker 1: political system of the time seized other countries. At the
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Speaker 1: point in time, Russia was our arsh enemy under Joe Biden,
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Speaker 1: or just the change of the political party we're looking
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Speaker 1: for negotiations with the Russians. Just think about it. It
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Speaker 1: takes just one election to unravel everything. So therefore, the
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Speaker 1: people must be careful about the people they elect in office.
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Speaker 1: They must not be ignorant about politics. They must started
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Speaker 1: to understand what politics is all about. They must listen
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Speaker 1: to the platform of politicians, listen to what they say,
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Speaker 1: ask them tough questions because once they become once elected
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Speaker 1: into office. This system gives them power. The president of
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Speaker 1: Americanism was powerful human being on planer Earth. We take
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Speaker 1: away that that power of our office, that president is
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Speaker 1: nothing modern citizen. But what sits behind the resolute desk
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Speaker 1: determines the future of the world. It's our political system,
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Speaker 1: and the politics of the party from which the president
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Speaker 1: comes from determines the faith of humanity. So when politicians
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Speaker 1: will make promises, he takes us promises seriously. When they
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Speaker 1: campaign on elections, the promises they make ect them in office.
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Speaker 1: And when you do aclect those politicians in office, read
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Speaker 1: the fine prince. The fine prince, read it. And once
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Speaker 1: they are given power, don't be confused about what they do.
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Speaker 1: Don't be confused about the executive orders or the bills
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Speaker 1: they want to pass in Congress, or the laws they
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Speaker 1: want to implement, or the things they want to stop,
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Speaker 1: or the things they want to see it happen. You
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Speaker 1: cannot eat your cake and have it. Political ignorance is deadly.
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Speaker 1: It's just say that there is no ignorance in the
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Speaker 1: front of the law. There is no ignorance before politics.
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Speaker 1: Citizens must educate themselves before they know what they're getting
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Speaker 1: in or before they decide on what they elect in office.
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Speaker 1: Politicians become and you slip stope and macavelian and and
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Speaker 1: use on end that speech. They do not see what
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Speaker 1: they mean or mean what they say. They speak quick cliches,
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Speaker 1: they go to kumbay your stuff. They don't answer questions,
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Speaker 1: they don't conclude, they don't judge when they do. It's
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Speaker 1: meant to pit citizens against one another. Society is driven
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Speaker 1: by racism, sexism, and bigotry. So those are the easy
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Speaker 1: things that politicians gives people. Always pitch certain racists against others,
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Speaker 1: certain religions against others, certain religions or traditions, or ideologists
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Speaker 1: against others, because that's all. Those are the easy things
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Speaker 1: to make people to be on your side. You lie
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Speaker 1: to them about the other person and tell them and
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Speaker 1: the others that then against us is a threat to
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Speaker 1: our way of life. That you're coming to be the messire.
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Speaker 1: You're coming either to depart people or to do some
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Speaker 1: to to to execute certain laws or help other people
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Speaker 1: to feel satisfied in their race, in their gender, and
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Speaker 1: their religion and their cultural tradition, in their own kind. Animosity, bigotry, hatred, division,
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Speaker 1: green lock, dis harmony, anarchy as easy tales used by
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Speaker 1: politicians to gain power. But read the fine Prince. Because
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Speaker 1: politics is connected to your life. Always remember that you
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Speaker 1: can ignore politics. You cannot ignore science. Equally, There's some
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Speaker 1: basic things in life that you can ignore. It can
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Speaker 1: arno math, can not politics. Can ignore the psychology of
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Speaker 1: humans or the philosophies that drives humanity. You can annoy
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Speaker 1: the physics and the chemistry of life. You cannot ignore
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Speaker 1: the body, the biology of things. You cannot ignore astronomy
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Speaker 1: or the weather, or geography, or commerce of finance or business.
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Speaker 1: You cannot ignore the story of human relationships or history.
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Speaker 1: You cannot ignore sense and technology. You cannot ignore the computer, virtualization, digitalization.
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Speaker 1: You cannot ignore artificial intelligence and the influence of semiconductor.
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Speaker 1: You cannot ignore the digital economy of the new wor.
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Speaker 1: You cannot ignore the expanse of science, computation, computerization. You
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Speaker 1: cannot ignore the advent of new materials. You cannot ignore
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Speaker 1: the hungry for war, to conquer, to dominate, to oppress,
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Speaker 1: to suppress the subordinate, or the subject gate to exploit.
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Speaker 1: It's a realities of life. You cannot ignore the type
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Speaker 1: of education in what particular political system that you study
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Speaker 1: and in controlled system or some communist system or some
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Speaker 1: dictatorial corrupt system, or some religious some prepognant system of
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Speaker 1: politics and government. So it's their religion and culture and
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Speaker 1: traditions and the education. That's why I set the education
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Speaker 1: is certain part of the world means nothing. It's useless,
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Speaker 1: waste of time because nothing modern brainwash, uncontroled thought. Because
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Speaker 1: of the political system in America, that's where I got
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Speaker 1: the most number lawrates to go in Israel in the
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Speaker 1: middle is Israel has the most number lawreates. Israel has
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Speaker 1: the most cutting as science and technologists because of the
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Speaker 1: political system with accountability and check imbalances, with the freedom
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Speaker 1: to elect the leaders they want. You can't see the
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Speaker 1: communist system in China. You can't hate it or delight
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Speaker 1: it like it. It's moving away from copying from communism
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Speaker 1: into a governmental state capitalism. At the same time, the
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Speaker 1: system works for the people. The build bridges that be roads,
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Speaker 1: They reach their people who may not like that political system.
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Speaker 1: We don't know what system China is finally becoming, but
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Speaker 1: is driven by the politics of that system. We go
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Speaker 1: to counties the Africa, their poety and misery and corruption
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Speaker 1: and that development, lack of medicine, lack of food like
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Speaker 1: the lack of roads, lack of infrastructure. Is their politics
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Speaker 1: a poltice of cronism, of nepotism or corruption of the
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Speaker 1: big man roe of favoritism and nepotism. That system of
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Speaker 1: politics determine the lives of the people, how poor they are.
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Speaker 1: When see a human being somewhere in a dirt road,
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Speaker 1: lacking food to eat, lacking dresses to where cannot fit
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Speaker 1: themselves or go to the hospital or have a job
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Speaker 1: or have a home, with misery and homelessness and hopelessness
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Speaker 1: and purposelessness, ask yourself who is the leader or to
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Speaker 1: political system? Do they have a functional political system? Give
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Speaker 1: but the function of people. A political system that encourage slough, entitlement,
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Speaker 1: unlaziness or victimhood, that encourages dependency and socialist philosophies with
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Speaker 1: the demineable society you get in the capitalist political system.
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Speaker 1: The Europeans and Americans and Canada and Australia, Switzerland, or
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Speaker 1: these countries that were developed because of the political system.
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Speaker 1: Look at the European Union. Things must be voted, They
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Speaker 1: must follow procedure to fight against corruption, to look for
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Speaker 1: good governance, and some liberal states and some conservative spe states.
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Speaker 1: Once politicians go extreme left or right, see what happens, hate, division, cruelty,
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Speaker 1: sometimes terror, great luck, poor governance, and the people suffer
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Speaker 1: an efficient, effective, clean government or claim politics give better
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Speaker 1: better human beings, better schools, better jobs, enlighten humans, civilized humans,
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Speaker 1: good people, a rule based society with laws and order.
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Speaker 1: Were close with we regulated entrance of border. The political system,
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Speaker 1: the politics, it's like the plot in your body. Politics
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Speaker 1: is that the water you drink. There's politics in everything
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Speaker 1: you do. Your partner some wore my gaze and where
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Speaker 1: same sex can get married. Politics determines when you get
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Speaker 1: married to the systems where while people are more traditional
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Speaker 1: elect traditional politicians are more conservatives. So the society you
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Speaker 1: want depends on the people you erect in office, on
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Speaker 1: those who become your leader. It determines the life and
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Speaker 1: how your life becomes. And the politicians are driven by
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Speaker 1: political philosophies. Carl Marx gave partic communism, John Locke, Hume, Harbs,
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Speaker 1: pl To socratest the car Montesquieu, Jean Jacques, Resso, Nietzsche.
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Speaker 1: All these philosophers o reental philosophers. There Confucius. They give
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Speaker 1: put this particus systems and the type of political system
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Speaker 1: we have. Is it parliamentary system? Is it a monarchy?
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Speaker 1: Is it a presidency a presidential system? Is it authoritarian, dictatarian, dictatorian?
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Speaker 1: Is it freely democratic? Is it oppressive? Is it cruel?
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Speaker 1: Is it inhumane? Determines the type of people. Free society
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Speaker 1: Gilbert to brave people. The venture in the capitalist society
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Speaker 1: with proper self determine a rule based society. Entrepreneurship is promoted.
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Speaker 1: School can firm every research they want. Companies can explore,
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Speaker 1: they can invent, they can innovate, they can create. With
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Speaker 1: that limitation, so it becomes America. May some countries, speech
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Speaker 1: is controlled, freedom of movement escut freedom of speech is imprisoned.
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Speaker 1: School the curriculum is restricted. Women need to cover themselves.
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Speaker 1: And social societies the politics determine the way of life
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Speaker 1: in some system. That politicians are religious leaders, they're supreme leaders,
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Speaker 1: they are gods. The social society the politics, and it
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Speaker 1: goes to the web being on the benefit of the people.
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Speaker 1: The politics protects an authoritarian state. They're still car of
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Speaker 1: a nuclear weapon or the machines they want. But the
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Speaker 1: people suffer. They're in prisoned, they're Britain in the street,
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Speaker 1: they're enslaved. The lever means nothing, their voice means nothing.
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Speaker 1: They're killed it the kidnapped, the executed. The women appeals
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Speaker 1: to sufferer. Men can doward the one at the expense
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Speaker 1: of the lattis. Children are not free politics some political systems.
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Speaker 1: Men can get modern, get married to mother. One wives
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Speaker 1: go to these cultures. Takes places in Africa. One person
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Speaker 1: and all these wives and all these children, that nobody
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Speaker 1: can take care of the politics. Politicians write the laws.
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Speaker 1: Politicians are judges. The executives are politicians. The judiciary politicians.
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Speaker 1: The legislatives are politicians. The courts are politicians. The criminaturalice
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Speaker 1: system are led by politicians. The judge is led by politicians.
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Speaker 1: The politics is in a self good. The politics struck
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Speaker 1: the order, the dynamicism, the rule based system, sustainability continuation.
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Speaker 1: We need laws to have a society. We need laws.
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Speaker 1: They need politicians and political leaders. They take away politicians
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Speaker 1: and political leaders. Humans are reduced back to the state
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Speaker 1: of nature. We need politics just as we need science,
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Speaker 1: just as you need the water that you drink, like
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Speaker 1: the food you eat, and the air you breed. That's
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Speaker 1: our importance, that's are important politics. Yes, you must educate
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Speaker 1: yourself and ask questions. You must learn learn the ways
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Speaker 1: of politics, logic, public relations, common sense, intuition, public speaking,
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Speaker 1: the act of communication, and reason and rationality, the ability
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Speaker 1: to build consensus, seek reconsolations, and accept amendments, to walk
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Speaker 1: across the eye. Who funds politics? The labbists? What is
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Speaker 1: their interests? When the politicians come to us for your vote?
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Speaker 1: Did they know you at their bank role by some
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Speaker 1: fortune five hundred or may be the richest personal planner
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Speaker 1: of or some companies, or by some trade unions, or
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Speaker 1: by some court or fraternities of sets, or by some
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Speaker 1: interest groups or think tanks. Where those policies coming from,
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Speaker 1: Who make those laws, who prepare those policies, will write
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Speaker 1: those documents that soon become worse. It must not ignore politics,
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Speaker 1: as my kid will not have school, and as the
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Speaker 1: school that your kid goes through will not be taught
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Speaker 1: in proper education, but that kid gonna be brainwashed and
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Speaker 1: indoctrinated to think in a particular way that goes against
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Speaker 1: the civilized ways of life. Repugnancis are tat in school,
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Speaker 1: hatred and big trans sexism and racism. All these things
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Speaker 1: are italed in school the Act of war Italian school.
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Speaker 1: At the same time, the school teach you civility, dignity,
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Speaker 1: teach creativity and thinking, reason and rationality, teach you how
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Speaker 1: to create that the event. Had to innovate, are to
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Speaker 1: be great, had to contribute, how to volunteer, are to
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Speaker 1: sacrifice at to endeavor. We must learn the ways of
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Speaker 1: politics in order to have a country. The part of
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Speaker 1: science today and technology the part of our ai to
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Speaker 1: the un semiconductorization, quantum computer and phsion technologies. The ways
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Speaker 1: of the future shall be determined by the politics of
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Speaker 1: to day. Philosopher Prince are intelligences. Philosopher Prince is resolved
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Speaker 1: July the second, twenty twenty five from the great city
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Speaker 1: of Las Vegas, USA. The ways of the future shall
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Speaker 1: determined by politics. From the politically ignorant. Thank you,