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The System Isn't Corrupt, the People Are 0602244 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  I am begging Americans that for the sake of the republic and in respect of
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  the rule of law and the constitution, and for the reputation of our justice
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  system, I am urging a American after the verdict on the former president Donald
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  Trump, that we should respect the justice system. We can disagree on the
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  verdict of conviction for the ex president, but we should not allow ourselves,
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  especially our politicians, people that were elected into office to uphold the law and
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  to respect the country and our institutions and systems of governance and the justice system.
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  We should expect them to respect the justice system. I mean, if
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  they don't like the verdict of the justice system, and it shouldn't be coming
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  from our leaders, the demigration and the doubts, and and you know in
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  the seats of corruption that they are trying and too to inflict on the justice
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  system or tanish the justice system in the eyes of Americans and in the eyes
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  of the world. And the justice system will be here the politicians come,
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  shack, com and go. America will still be here. Even when politicians
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  shack come and go. But when it's when it's your time to uh to
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  take care of America, or when you call upon the lead, you know,
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  to be an example of American leadership. It's open. It's upon you
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  uh to place on the great the justice system because you didn't like a verdict,
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  I might not like the verdict or the conviction of the ex president.
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  I might not like it too. At the same time, you you you,
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  I, we shouldn't because we don't like the vedic We shouldn't just libel.
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  The Justice Department will vanished. It has been corrupt. Comparing the American
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  justice system to Banana Republic, you know, and alluding as the dictators,
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  and it takes away what America is all about. And how can you be
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  running for office to lead America when you're denigrating that America? I can you
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  say every evil thing, every bad thing about America And at the same time
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  you want to you're only for office. If the system is that bad and
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  that rotten, why do you want to be part of it? You cannot
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  be benefiting from the thing that you destroying. The system is not all about
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  one person. It can never be about one person. The system does not
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  really care about you. The system cares about the survival of the system.
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  The justice system must be respected. If the jury of your peers come down
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  with a verdict. All of us might disagree with that verdict. It's coming
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  from the jury of your peers. And if you don't like the verdict,
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  we have the constitutional right to appeal that case. These systems gives you ways
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  and rooms to settle disagreements and to secure your trial on appeal. The case
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  that you might feel is that that ruling or the judge judgment is unjust.
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  The system is that transparent, the constitution is that fair. We should expect
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  that we live in the greatest country in the world and we have the best
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  system of justice in the world. It starts us to corrupt us, we
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  think m HM. And if the ruling does not go our way, we
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  can still uphold the system. Remember our God and Judge Bosh our God disputed
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  elections. The Supreme Court took the case decided against our God or for the
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  sake of the union, our Gol supported a judgment that was rule against him.
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  For the sake of the country, for the sake of the institution,
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  for the sake of the system. We need to have trust and faith in
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  the whit system, in the judicial system, and in the governing system.
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  It's equally upon leaders and judges and prosecutors or lawyers to know that their judgments
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  and their rulings can affect the trust in the system. Should equally be quick
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  to separate politics from the judicial system from the courts, even though some judges
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  come from political appointments. Once you are made a judge, a judge of
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  the country, your call upon a whole the rule of law to a fold
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  the constitution, to take care of the country upon which you'll be elected or
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  appointed to serve. We should not always make it all to be about us.
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  We're all about us. It's all about nothing. We should encourage the
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  media and all the stocking heads to be mindful of their words when they they
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  neigrate in America. We cannot say we are county of law and order only
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  only when the law walks against somebody else. The system cannot always be rich
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  and corrupt and fare if the judgment is against us, as contradiction, that's
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  hypocrisy. We can be so proud of the law or the justice system when
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  it works for us and when it rules in favor of our person. In
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  that sense, we are not helping the judicial system the corruption. Therefore,
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  it is not the judicial system the corruption is US. Leaders and politicians on
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  media, media heads or talking heads should not be allowed to corrupt the system.
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  Either they are paid to say what they say or paid to play you
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  know, it's it's not nice, it's not patriotic, it's not democratic.
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  It's all American to be denigrating the American system of justice because a ruling or
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  a judgment, a verdict, they don't go the way you want it.
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  The system is not built by you. It's not built for you only.
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  It's bad for us, and it's bad for the future and for the future
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  generations. It's upon us to respect the American system of governance, the justice
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  system, and the constitution. It's for us to have trust in the jew
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  rules and the jury. It's upon also trust in our judges and their rulings,
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  the judgment of verdict and the burden. The burden is upon them too.
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  They're very mindful and careful with their verdicts and ruling or judgment. Not
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  appear to become promise, not appear to be political and motivated, not to
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  appear to be engineered our influence, but something else other than right from wrong,
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  Fairness and of fairness, partiality and partiality, equity, or iniquity,
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  respect the country, respect the rule of law. For the world is watching
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  us. If our leaders and our elected officials are demigrating the country, comparing
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  us to all this dictatoria that work country, what do you expect those leaders
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  of those countries to think about us? Why should they respect our system of
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  governors when we demigrate that insults it and say it's corrupt. How should they
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  respect of our leaders when we say they are corrupt. If we don't accept
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  the results of elections, we don't accept the verdict of our judges, then
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  what type of country I will will to build? Or do we want to
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  build a lawless state and napolistic state? And on your state? Are we
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  prepared to have his sister with a leader that betrays the law, becomes a
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  dictator and therefore do our bidding to jail our opponents, to imprison their position?
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  Are we ready for that? You don't know how much you got you
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  got you got it until it is destroyed. You don't know what you have
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  until taken away. You don't know how blessed we are until our blessings a
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  God. You don't know our privilege you are until the privileges that God You
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  don't know how lucky you are to be an American until our lock is taken
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  away by you your mouth. When we call our self patriots and turn the
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  flag upside down because we are not happy with the ruling that it's disgraceful,
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  that's he put he put critical, that's grossly disrespectful to the flag, and
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  that's on America. We cannot be seeing your patriots un when the system of
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  justice is in favor of us, a system of just the work works when
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  it rose against you and you accept the verdict or appealal verdict and at the
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  same time support a system you should not be trying to be a leader,
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  to be to be a leader of a system that you're trying to destroy.
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  You cannot be destroying a system that you called upon to lead. You cannot
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  be a member of Congress and denigrate this system and serve the justice system compared
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  to the worst. That's not the oath of office that you took. Don't
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  you think I really the one to lead? Then do? Why not complain?
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  You cannot be insulting and denigrating that which you're benefiting from. If this
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  system is broken, don't get me wrong, fix it. The system is
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  just unfair or unjust and unfair depending on the leaders, depending on those leading
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  that system. You want to fix it, fix it. If you want
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  to fix it, fix it for everybody. If the system should work,
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  should work for everybody, not just for you. You should not make this
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  system work just for you. It makes you're disjoined that system itself. The
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  system should be neutral, a political. We should not make this system to
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  be political. We should not use the system against a politician or to prevent
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  a politician from running from office. We should not make the system to be
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  seen as if it's politicer. It's not healthy for the system self trust and
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  credit and our system of governance, to our system of justice. There are
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  three branches of government with a separation of power. It is for each branch
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  not to be seen has been subverted or influence or corrupted by the other branch
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  of government by another branch of government. Independence for a system of government of
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  the separation of powers should be respected. It's upon politicians and once elected in
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  the office, not to make the system of justice seeing to be seen as
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  political. You should make the system of justice are political as best. Even
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  though we know of the revolving door for the fairness of the state. You
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  should keep the revolving door closed. Even though we know elected officials have influence
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  over the judicial system. We should make sure that judicial system is transparent,
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  fair, and just even seemingly appear to be. Then those same leaders saying
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  it's not if an elected official is elected by the people, say the system
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  of justice is unfair, it's corrupt, it's competitive. But the republic,
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  because the ruling is against them, how can the people therefore respect that system
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  of justice? How can they people therefore accept the judgment given to them because
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  the system actually punishes the poor more than the rich. So if the rich
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  and powerful are saying this system is just unjust, uncorrupt because the ruling goes
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  against them, once, should the ninety nine percent say that because the system
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  will just the work against the poor who cannot fight for themselves, who cannoppel
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  their cases. But if you, the rich and famous and powerful, have
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  all that opportunity or the privileges, all the right to appeal, you're verdict.
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  If you are the one that that the system benefits the most, clime
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  fil don't you see that you destroy the system from within itself. If the
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  one percent, if that work is true. Or if the privilege are complaining
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  about the system, can't you see that you're destroying that system? Because the
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  system always work for you. It works for you. I can move with
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  that. I can be so entitled and so and and be that victim.
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  Hm, I will forget that the system is actually charyling the benefit us the
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  most entitlement. Victim hurt shall be the same thing things that destroy the system
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  itself. The system shall not be destroyed by the poor or the wake.
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  The system shall be destroyed by the same people that the system favored the most.
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  It's the rocket science that the system is unjust to the poor, to
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  the powerless. It's the rocket science that the lower people are at the lower
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  end of society, the bay, the brown that play the bronch, high
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  taxes, high highest sentences, that they are the people that are the victims
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  of the system itself. If you're talking about that, then you're talking about
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  fixing the system. If you're trying to make the system just for everybody,
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  and you're talking about making the system better, if you want the system to
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  be more nepolistic and more corrupt to your favor, then you're not helping the
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  system and you are the problem, not the system. You're not saying that
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  the system should be just. You're saying that the systems should be corrupt.
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  But the system should not pass just judgment against you, but the system to
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  do it against others. We are called upon to make the system better for
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  the sake of the system which you have faith and trusting that system, We
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  should seek to make that system better for everybody. Don't you think? Don't
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  to see that it's so hollow and so he put critical and make you look
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  so entitled to be complained by a system that ninety nine times work in your
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  favor. Just a little one time that the system does not work for your
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  favor, then we should destroy that system. Can't to see that you're making
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  yourself to be the system. If your system is all about you. Don't
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  you think that system is all about nothing, just this one time that the
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  system does not work in your favor. Look at what you're talking about the
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  system. You compare the system to the bananary republic too, You compare us
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  to fascist date. You said a dictator shape and when giving the realms of
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  power to lead that system, or you therefore change it for good. We
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  therefore make it to be fair to everybody, not to be corrupt. You
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  for free the system from systemic racism, systemic sexism, and systemic inequality,
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  because that's what the system shuffix. Don't you think are you saying the system
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  corrupt because it's racist sexist? Now you say the system is corrupt and comparing
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  the system to a banalat republic because it's not justice for all. No,
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  that's not what you're talking about. So therefore the problem is not a system.
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  The problem is here. You want the system to be corrupt for you,
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  when the system to be on just for you, when the system to
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  be to be unequal for you. So the system therefore start corrupt. It's
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  you trying to corrupt the system. So corruption is you, Then it's not
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  the system. Shuman As to be bashing the system, I will call upon
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  to serve. If the system is broken, fix it. I know the
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  system is systemically racist, sexist. I know that why a woman has not
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  been president in America. We can see America is a quarter system. A
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  particular group, just a few of a number of a group can go to
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  Harvard, can go to Yeo, just a few. We always talk about
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  the glass ceiling. We always talk about the first the first woman, the
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  first African American, the first person there. Yet because the system is not
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  just, the system is not fair, the system is unequal. We can
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  talk about that the imans we are trying to make the system to be more
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  just, to be more fair. We can talk about systemic racism, systemic
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  inequality in the judicial system. We can talk about that most of the people
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  incarcerated in the judicious system, they look and think that one group of people.
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  We know that the system is unjust to a particular group of people,
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  to a particular race of people, to a particular gender, to particular demography.
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  I studied criminal justice and from the justice educational system. I studied law.
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  I study law enforcement. I can tell you that the system is systemically
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  unfair. You can see that. You can see the African Americans and Hispanic
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  they bed the brownte, they paid the brand and the better brunt of the
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  judicial system. If you're talking about that, are you talking to make the
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  system of justice better? But these same people that are comparing America to the
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  bandinary Republic, that are saying a crop the system of justice is there,
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  are the same people talking about law and order, And when they talk about
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  law and order, they're talking about discrimination and racism. Those are the court
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  words. The law and order means Jill that people who don't like lock them
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  up and throw the keys. Then the system of justice is fair. The
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  system of justice is systemically unequal because of these same people that I complain about
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  the system right now. They don't want the system to be just, unfair,
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  equal. They want it to be used against people they don't like.
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  And when the ruling is fair I just against them, then they will try
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  to tear down the system. You are the problem, not the judiciar system.
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  If the judiciar system is corrupt, it's corrupt because of you. If
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  it's unfair, it's unfair because of you. If it's racist, it's racist
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  because of hell. If it's sexist, it's sexist because of you. Remember
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  that you are the system who wanted to change change it because changes you.
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  And good is he. Justice is here, and fairness is you. Don't
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  you think that for the system I Justice to work well, it should be
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  just to everybody. Is in this same people that are bashing the system now,
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  I under some people prevented the system from being just. Corrupt. Politicians
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  corrupt the system. Racist politicians make the system to be racist. Don't you
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  think sexist politicians make the system to be sexist. Vindictive politicians make the system
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  to be vindictive. The system is just until politicians make it to be unjust.
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  The system is fair until unfair people make the system to be unfair.
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  You are what the system should be. You are the system itself. Stop
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  complaining about the system. Complain about you. Stop blaming the system. Start
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  blaming you. Stop saying the system is corrupt. Make yourself done to be
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  corrupt. Once the people are not corrupt, then the system will not be
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  corrupt. Once the people are just, then the system will be just.
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  Once the people are fair, then the system will be fair. You are
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  that which you sick. The system is that which you want the system to
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  be. Can't you see that American system and justice can be fair to everybody
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  else? Can't you see that those benefiting from the system they like the system
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  to be unjust. Can't you see the way they are talking about the injustice
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  of the system, because that is true, it's true, But the system
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  is just that corrupt if it doesn't work for them. If the system work
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  for them, then they can't continue to be unjust, then they can continue
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  to be unfair. These send people that have complained about the system are the
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  sive people that are destroying the system, that destroying the reputation of the system.
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  They are destroying the reputation of the republic, and they're making us look
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  bad. Truly, if you want to fix the system of justice, that'll
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  be a good thing. Make it work for everybody, equality under the law.
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  If we say nobodyship above the law, wish you mean it. How
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  can we say nobody is above the law and we are trying for somebody to
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  above the law. Can't you see that corruption the first, not the system,
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  but you, these talking hands and these politicians come to see that a
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  corruption is you