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Charlie Kirk's Assassination: Beyond the Headlines · D-constructing Topics

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What's going on everybody? What's going on folks?
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And how we doing today? My name is David and I'm your host of this incredible
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legendary podcast, the Deconstructing Topic Podcast, where we talk about a little bit of it all.
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We grab a topic, we kind of, we deconstruct it, and we kind of get to at least
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find out what the hell is going on.
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And once again, welcome to the legendary Deconstructed Topic Podcast.
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And today we got a good one, because for the last few days or so,
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we, whatever the case, I'm getting texts, emails, DM.
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Damn, David, can you at least enlighten on what's going on, on what happened
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this past week in regards to the assassination of the Charlie Kirk,
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who was a founder of Turning Point USA and a conservative movement on the right
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side of the political aisle in this country.
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And I said, by all means, but I just had to wait.
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To like whatever the information is going on because i always tell people and
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i'm gonna remind people sometimes the narrative that they push on you is not
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necessarily the narrative and it's one of those things that hey listen uh i'm
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just gonna touch a couple of things a couple of,
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observation from what i've uh been able to
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observe from my knowledge of things and from whatever
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it is but that's why we gotta you know what my
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peoples especially you know i'm gonna kind of
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touch a little bit of nerves here but i
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want people to listen especially if you got kids grandkids whatever
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it is that tend to kind of pick a side
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when it comes to the political spectrum and i'll be there in
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a second what i mean by that listen to this podcast
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few who always think independent and i think on my own and I tend to unplug
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myself and I tend not for anybody to sway me on what I think about certain things.
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Maybe once in a while, whatever the case. But hey, listen, welcome to my podcast.
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Once again, my opinion, it's my opinions only.
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Whatever, you know, I belong to a lot of organizations and my opinion and how
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I see things are not affiliated to those organizations.
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Once again, I'm going to touch nerves here, but you know what?
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I love it. That's why you should once again bring your
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family into this conversation when you
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if you are one person who listened to
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me that's where you gotta hit the like and the comment then
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the next time around bring your family because i'm for me
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and one of the reasons i created this podcast is that saving a mind is saving
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a life so let's get on with the show the carly charlie kirk situation in regards
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to the assassination that happened this past week off the bat I'm just going to tell you this right,
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I'm not a fan of people celebrating or anybody, regardless of what your opposition
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is, because I always said, and I see that there's people,
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and even in my socials, who kind of, how can I say it to you?
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For the most part, they're not celebrating, so I don't have those type of people.
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But I don't want people to kind of celebrate what happened, because I always
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said, especially If you're standing on the left side of things I always said a lot of things,
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Like what happened the other day They get co-opted
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One of the reasons why it took me some Kind of
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days for me to kind of talk about it Is because the sad thing
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is that Maybe the narrative that they are pushing Maybe might not be the narrative
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at all And I'll give you an example As a matter of fact A lot of people don't
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know this That Martin Luther King And what is recognized as his first assassination
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attempt was made by, you know,
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supposedly a black lady, elder black lady, Izola Curry,
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who had mental issues. This was a black woman.
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For it to be that, sadly, if she had struck Martin Luther King,
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and we're talking about 1958, 59, if I'm not mistaken.
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If she had killed Martin Luther King, I hate to use the word,
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but if he would have deleted him, you know, the rest is history.
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We wouldn't have what we got known as Martin Luther King. sadly
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he was assassinated second time
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around perhaps more than the second time around which happened
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to be a white nationalist who fit the narrative but a
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solo career black woman does not fit the narrative
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did not fit the narrative of what it is that's
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why i think that they said oh she was having mental issues
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which it could be you know i'm just saying you see
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how sometimes they play around with these narratives so if
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you're out there trying to say oh yeah man you know good for
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him i'm gonna say no stop because you feed off
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and you give that vibe or you at least give ammunition
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to the people you are fighting against to pick
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and choose who they want to delete and that's why i say that's what i don't
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want to talk about much about the information it's still been on the investigation
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we still don't know the narrative as a matter of fact perhaps there's something
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more sinister behind that that's in another different podcast.
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But I just want to touch bases with this.
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Not a fan of that and not a fan of the cancel culture as well.
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Now, I understand that there's people who have been fired from their job or whatever it is.
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Again, America is just so strange. You know what I mean? And so sometimes we
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let our emotions and our emotions is based on certain groups.
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And I'm going to say this because I wanted to say this because this podcast
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is going to fall into what exactly I wanted to talk about.
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Once again, we got Charlie Kirk, who I'm going to describe as a white conservative.
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Now, I'm going to say this and I'm going to repeat this for Malcolm X and his words.
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And then we'll get that ball rolling. We'll get to the second step of things.
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This is Malcolm X. And a lot of people, and I always said, Malcolm X warned us about these things.
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That's why he said, the white liberal difference from the white conservative only one way.
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The liberal is more deceitful than the conservative.
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Both want power, but the white liberal is the one who has perfected the art
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of posing as the Negro friend and benefactor.
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With that said, I'm going to bring these two factions And I'm going to say off
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the bat The white liberal and the white conservative factions Are the reason
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why there's division in this country And I'm going to go and talk about Charlie
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Kirk Because I'm not a fan of Charlie Kirk.
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And just as I'm not a fan of people on the liberal The Hassan Pikers Which basically
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kind of does the same thing as Charlie Kirk In a way since these people got
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paid Just to go to the college campus Go on TV,
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go on the Twitch Go on this to talk about things And talk about,
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you know, debate And policy and so forth You know, you got David Pakman from
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the left Laura Loomer from the right These people get paid,
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So that we could sit down And we could talk about them And there's one thing
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that these both The white factions The white conservative, white liberal have
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And I remember I reached out to Charlie Kirk years ago.
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Matter of fact, I reached out to both, but I reached out to Charlie Kirk after
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seeing this talk about gun violence, right?
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For some reason, he touched bases, but I sent a list of, I compiled a list of,
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how can I say, organizations, non-profit.
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He does, founder of a non-profit. Charlie Kirk, let me tell you something.
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Again, I'm going to say both sides, but this is a little podcast where I'm talking
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a little bit more about Charlie Kirk.
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You see, his organization, the Turning Point USA, those people got millions, right?
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They got the means. And I always said, these people got the means to address
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certain things that, let's say, are lacking of.
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Let's say in the case of Charlie Kirk, when I sent him the list in regards to,
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hey, listen, in the Bronx, there's a couple of places, a couple of gyms that you could donate.
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Domestic violence Which is a thing We'll touch about that But the thing is this
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And once again One of the things that It kind of bothers me Is that these white
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These two white factions.
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And it's supportive They have the means to address The lack of funds In certain
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communities They tend to vouch for But all they want to do Is pump money on
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rallies You know Charlie Kirk With the pro-Trump rally And then you know You
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got the people Like the Hassan Pikas Or whatever it is From the liberal side
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They want to pump money until the anti-Trump rally.
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They want to do conference. They want to go after each other.
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They want to, you know, and the thing is that these people are put in front of us.
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And at the end of the day, these two people don't do anything for any of our
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community, especially the black community.
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All they want to pinpoint and put blame.
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And the sad thing is that these two factions hide behind the Republican Democrat Party.
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But yet when we vote, I always say when you vote, don't think that you're voting for people with policy.
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Yeah, you're voting ideologies. And I'm not saying that you cannot find candidates
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on both sides of those parties.
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I'm more like a third party kind of independent type of person.
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But I'm not saying you can't. But for the most part, if you do find candidates
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that might be like, okay, they're about us. No, they're parrots, basically.
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On both sides of the aisle. And once again, Charlie Kirk. hey
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listen if and i see that a lot of christians
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a lot of me of the evangelical christians who
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kind of are sad and and whatever the case might be if he was about that life
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because again he was making money off trying to educate and and kind of can
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i say not for the young youth to be brainwashed and talk about jesus and i said to myself.
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You know, in the history of Christianity, a lot of people, the apostles,
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Jesus Christ, even in the, if you look at the 50s, 40s, 50s,
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60s, the civil rights, you saw a lot of Christians behind the black community
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to say, hey, listen, let's fight the fight.
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That's the good versus the evil, basically.
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But this is no longer the good versus evil. It's just these two factions who
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co-opted America and then we need to be on one side. I don't think that we should.
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I think that's somewhere down the line, especially my people. the black
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community latino i think we need to unplug and to
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see these evangelical people out there
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with charlie again talk the talk
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is one thing but walk the walk if charlie kirk and i'm it's gonna sound a little
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controversial look where was he assassinated in uh what is it rally talking
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about the same thing he does the same thing against the people that basically
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you're Doing the same thing off. You understand?
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If Charlie Kirk was about that life. He would have done. Be doing a.
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For the black community. He would have been doing like a little fundraiser.
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Little soup kitchen. Whatever it is.
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Toy drive. If he was assassinated in that environment.
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Maybe I'd be like. Damn. That's messed up. I'm just saying.
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But you see what happens in this country. With these two factions.
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All they want to do is sit in front of the TV.
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Debate. Do these rallies and so on. And no one seems to do anything. And it's like example.
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When George Floyd's situation happened, once again, these two factions are there
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going at each other like, hey, well, it's your fault because crime happens in these liberal cities.
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Well, no, it's your fault. You know, come on, man. Come to a point that you
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say to yourself, it's getting fatigue.
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And I reach out to leaders, black leaders. And I said, unplug yourself.
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But sadly, what happens is this. And I'm more critical of the white liberal
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because I'm in New York City.
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And they tend to have the means, but they're not going to address the issues
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that happens in our community.
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Matter of fact, domestic violence is still a thing in the black community.
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And I always said, look, it's this.
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If a young kid, a young black kid grows up where his mother is being being.
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And you know For the most part Based on stats Women are the victims If they
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see That their mother Is being,
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abused and disrespected, what's going to make it seem that they're going to
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respect their teachers when they go to school, their peers when they go to school, their neighbors?
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I'm sorry. Well, what's going to make it seem that they're going to respect
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other people if they see that their mother is being disrespected?
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How can we try to figure something out? Are we telling men, listen,
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are we putting more punishment towards that?
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There's a lot of things that we could do And I've addressed like,
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hey, listen, the other day I compiled a list of boxing gyms.
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And you might say, oh, wait a minute. So what are you trying to get at here?
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You know, boxing is a little bit violent. But, you know, boxing is the avenue,
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just like if you're working out, just like if you're jogging,
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you know, the avenue where you could, the energy.
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If you could find a way that young men who are bound to be fathers in our ghettos,
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in our hood, But if you give them something to do, maybe they'll channel that
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anger or that something.
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Because a lot of times domestic violence, and sadly, there are people who pay
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the price when it comes to the situation.
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Sometimes it could take one situation where it sparks one thing and a lot of
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domestic violence situation happen because of that one incident.
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Imagine if whatever the case, you know, we find other ways.
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Now, we could say, let's say with the Charlie Kirks, preach the good gospel, Jesus, and so on.
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But sadly, one of the things that we have come across and I have come across
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in these churches is that nobody's preaching sin.
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Everybody wants prosperity. Everybody wants to gravitate to something that's
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not their sinful nature.
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People go to church and I don't know where they're talking about,
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oh, if I give this, I'm going to get more blessing.
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And that's why domestic violence is also a thing In our communities in church
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In the Christian charismatic community.
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So in terms of that In my understanding and
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listening If when Charlie Kirk spoke about these violence He was more like This
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happens in liberal cities That's why Democrats Again Now sadly If he indeed
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Would have said you know what Let me do a little fundraiser Go to the bar he's from Arizona.
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So Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, maybe got their issues. But if he goes to more
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of the Chicago, you know, New York city, Baltimore, if he took that talk.
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And to do a little crazy thing now, he probably would not be invited to those circles.
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But I want to say, listen, I'm tired of people having conversation.
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Where can we have a common ground? Why is it that it's about what we could talk
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about? Why not what we could do?
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If Charlie Kirk went in Baltimore and there was these Christian liberal Christians and so on,
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who don't have the means because of their lack of fun or because of whatever
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it is, If Charlie Kirk say, listen, I'm going to establish this so we could
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do a Thanksgiving feast for those in the community.
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Then if you are those in the spectrum, then you would have said,
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hey, listen, by all means.
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And this is exactly what I talk about when it comes to these factions.
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Now, as I'm, you know, as I'm critical to the white liberal,
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because of certain things that, you know, I remember years ago,
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I participated in a toy drive, right?
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I take it back. Not only have I participated, but I actually helped kind of
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fund that toy drive. This years ago.
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And we're talking about while I hear in the boogie. Boogie down bronze in the bronze.
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And I'll be straight up. There was somebody with the biggest LBGT flag that
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I ever seen. Straight up, straight up.
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And I told the person, hey, listen, can you put that away?
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We're not here about, you know, your agenda. We're not here about that.
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We're here about give smiles to these kids.
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And sometimes I feel like that's what the white liberals sometimes tend to concentrate
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on certain issues, LBGT, abortion, you know, just to name a few.
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And it seems like if in order for us in our community to address gun violence
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and domestic violence, we have to be like, oh, yeah, we're going to address those situations.
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All I say, you want my help, you got to help me first.
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That's all I'm saying. in regards to the white conservative and
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why i'm more critical in terms of
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the religious side is that a lot of white conservative who said
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like shirley kirk who said that are christian i don't know what the hell you
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guys are talking about no pun intended sometimes i'm saying to myself why is
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it that we always point the finger look jesus and our good lord the good gospel,
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We already know that whatever is wrong It's there in the scriptures,
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Now it's the My understanding has always been That it's always The masses of the good gospel,
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But at the same token It doesn't mean that the good gospel Is like This is a
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sinful nation And there's no way as trans And there's no way as this Because
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you put so much emphasis And you say to this.
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What can we do to meet us in the middle? And I'll give you another example here.
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The person who I've been accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk,
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let's say if indeed the narrative is that, you know,
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because of his comments and his opinion, I personally don't think that he got
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assassinated because of his opinion.
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I think that's something more sinister. But you know what?
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That's another little topic there. Because sadly this country has been co-opted By a certain group,
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You know wink wink a certain group who If you look at the JFK assassination
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They also kind of you know I'm going to say I'm just hinting But let's just
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go back to the Person that assassinated Charlie Kirk Once again if he You know if he identify,
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As the white Liberal I cannot say.
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Ideology You're telling me that you You are from well-to-do means,
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my understanding, his family has some money,
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that you're going to spend your energy and money on, you know,
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deleting someone from the other side when you could have once again done something
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with the money that you had or whatever the means,
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the energy, whatever it is, to help those people who are in your community.
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I want people in the white liberal to look at who is in your community.
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For some reason, you think that it's just the LBGT. for
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some reason just a woman a man feminist or whatever it is
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again don't go out there and show face when a george floyd happens but then
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let's say if if tyrone and malik have been shooting at each other and there's
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10 you know black kids that are victims of gang you know violence and all that
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and you don't show up there like if that's not a problem that is a problem.
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That's definitely a problem. But don't go out there and pat yourself on the
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back and say, you know, you have Black Lights Matter.
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By definition of Black Lights Matter, which I'm not too fond of the organization,
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but I do understand the situation where Black Lights Matter.
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I like to think that Black Lights Matter is not just police brutality,
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but it's also violence, domestic violence, gang violence, gun violence,
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whatever violence, and other means of addressing poverty.
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Again, you're not going to see these individuals not on that side. And guess what?
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They all spend more energy because the Charlie Cooks of the world will just
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start doing rallies and start calling all you out.
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Oh, look, the liberals don't care about you. That's why you got to vote for
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the Republicans. Oh, you don't.
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Again, my thing has always been that these two factions have co-opted it.
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I think that by now, when you're listening to me, you're probably going to start
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understanding. I know, but David, you know, this, but David,
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that, don't give me a butt.
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Brother Malcolm X talked about it.
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He was the most vocal and most visible. We had other Adam Clay and Power.
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Martin Luther King at one point. Fred Hampton.
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Sally, who was gunned down, Black Panther.
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And Fred Hampton is a little bit of a different character. He was a young cat.
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And, you know, Fred Hampton was the type of dude, you know what?
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We can't trust these people And remember, we're talking about in the 60s,
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70s That was the wild, wild thing out there If we talk about all political violence now,
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Fred Hampton was 20 years old And what he did in the Black Panthers in Chicago,
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Was basically, let's do our own thing Let's build our own schools,
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hospitals As a matter of fact, there were those in the, in my understanding
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and the white nationalists who were poor.
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And again, this is another common thing because Charlie Kirk and those people on that side,
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we already know that the people getting public assistance because the population
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is white people, but nobody asks, what are we going to do to take white people
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off welfare? You know what I mean?
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There's a lot of white poor people, a lot.
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If you talk about the black and the liberal cities, the white in these uh red
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states the mississippis the cancers the georgias depending on what side they
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poor they just what are we doing you know what i'm saying.
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We go back to Frank Hampton. Hey, listen, even when he was trying to unify these
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poor people, the poor versus the rich, because that's one of the things that,
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even though he was preaching that, you know, Black Power, Black Panther, whatever,
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the dude was about to like, if he saw white nationalists who was poor,
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he'd say, come on in, brother, we're feeding you.
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And guess what happened bam that's what
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happened and once again who assassinated
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these individuals these two factions these
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two factions because there's a lot of
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people that hire and then people say but david don't you think like
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are we not have to pick a side or don't you
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think that we are being pushed yeah you guys are being
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pushed it doesn't mean that you have to agree again
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and with all due respect to my lbgt community there's
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no reason to bring the biggest lbgt flag i
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ever seen in a in a toy drive for what
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and then you're gonna start talking about lbgt issues
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in a goddamn toy drive where there's kids out there who don't even know what
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the hell is a lbgt but guess what they born a lot of times in poverty a lot
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of times because their parents sadly fell into the uh being victims of the drugs
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that is being kind of thrown in our neighborhood.
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A lot of, I've seen a lot of kids living with their grandparents because either
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one of their parents is on, you know, some type of drug or whatever it is,
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or, you know, got killed,
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gang violence, whatever violence, even walking, sometimes in a hood,
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you don't have to belong to anything.
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But if two people are in the opposite of gangs and start shooting at each other,
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yeah, a couple of innocent people are going to die.
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And that's what I'm all about that life. And that's basically what I could bring
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to you in regards to this situation is that it comes to a point that we as a
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society that if you are white liberal, listen to this.
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And if you're a white conservative, listen to this I'm pretty sure you got the
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means Like I told somebody You know, you want to You know, if you're a white
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liberal It's okay for the migrants to come in I said, you know what?
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You got the means, put them in your neighborhood But then they come here To
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the black neighborhood and guess what?
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Remember, poverty leads to a lot of things And poverty leads to violence You know what I'm saying?
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If you're a white conservative Stop pointing the fingers, you also got the means is.
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Sometimes you guys got the means in a different type of way,
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but you guys got the mean and talking about that good thing of Jesus and the gospel and sin.
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But yet, for the most part, the white conservative don't do much in certain aspects.
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Last time I checked, the one thing the white conservative tend to do is to adopt kids.
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It's a lot of kids out there without fathers. And not because the fathers are,
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how can I say, is irresponsible, But sadly, because a lot of things happens, drugs happen,
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violence happen, a lot of things, even kids with other mothers,
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victims of domestic violence, domestic violence doesn't necessarily have to be that you get beaten.
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And sadly, a lot of times is that you get deleted.
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And if you're in the black community and you fall into these two groups for
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some reason, and I'm going to do another podcast.
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Think on your own. Think independent. Think exactly right. Exactly.
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What is the issue that your community is facing? So that next time somebody
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tells you anything otherwise, all you have to do, I'm not fighting for your
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cause until we address these situations.
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If I look at the situations with the immigration, you know what happens in a
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lot of migrants? They do work. I love my migrants.
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I love my immigrants, whatever the case might be. A lot of do work.
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But you know what happens there too? Violence as well.
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Violence as well. Because sadly, when you start grabbing these pockets of Mexican,
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second door and whatever it is they do their gang thing they do their thing
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and then they go fight at each other.
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Again, and you know, and below is a life in terms of Charlie,
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it should have not happened.
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Now, again, if in this country, if we have opinions and we just talk about our opinions, absolutely.
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But if one thing I've learned in this country, we are not free and we don't
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really have the freedom to talk about our opinion, because if you work for a
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private company and your opinion does not align with those who are around you,
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you're going to get fired.
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And I'll say this much and I remember years ago in Trump's first term I didn't
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vote for Trump but my opinion is that we're going to focus too much on him,
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that we're not going to address the situations that happen in our neighborhood
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for the 300,000th time, you know and there were a couple of people that kind
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of took offense to that and they were like oh, you know, you're a Trumper and
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how can you not go after him and I'm like, do you see what I mean,
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exactly the point here America, let's get it together Reach out to me Once again,
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