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Prince Israel Zaar on: Usage of Autocracy Vs Democracy is Old · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: The inflexibility of still seeing the world through the the
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Speaker 1: awareness or the mistaken or hyperbolic or inflammatory or connectative
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Speaker 1: interpretation of the world as autocracy and democracy. That that
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Speaker 1: should be all right, That that that the lens of
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Speaker 1: seeing the world has black and white between autocracy and
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Speaker 1: democracy is a liberal concept that creates all these writers
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Speaker 1: and they have all these belief systems, and that these
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Speaker 1: arrogance of perception and the moral high ground. That that
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Speaker 1: thinking that you can just use the word democracy and autocracy,
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Speaker 1: and it means say that is that that old world,
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Speaker 1: that world way of thinking that's not probably healing, does
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Speaker 1: not solve any problem, that's not doesn't bring people to
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Speaker 1: the table, create wars and divisions. They create this false
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Speaker 1: presentation and and and gives this false, false impression of
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Speaker 1: a world that does not exist. Country sign themselves autocratic
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Speaker 1: and democratic, every country, and America and in our Great
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Speaker 1: County America, the leader. There are some institutions that are
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Speaker 1: autocratic and democratic in themselves. Gerrymandering and redistrictiveness, autocratic inability
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Speaker 1: for people to vote, or our literal process when you
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Speaker 1: got the super delegates. That's it's not what democracy is.
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Speaker 1: The find if you go back to to to the
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Speaker 1: founder or what democracy in itself. So they just get
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Speaker 1: a political slogan and the political strategy that are gonna
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Speaker 1: spend my time in office by divide in the world
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Speaker 1: into two camps, autocras and democracy. That is just what
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Speaker 1: does that mean? The former president tried that, it didn't work.
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Speaker 1: It's a fancy world to talk about democracy when on
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Speaker 1: democracy struggling. And it's a fancy way to call countries
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Speaker 1: autocratic if you don't know what without without any meaning
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Speaker 1: the country's Autocatrick called the country autocratic, but you failed
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Speaker 1: to see why the county's autocratic. And even though it
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Speaker 1: opposes democracy, it might not be evil. And sometimes the
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Speaker 1: democratic system a guy what I called democratic Charlatanism, Charlatans
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Speaker 1: that use the word democracy to line their pockets to
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Speaker 1: go to war, you know, to send their kids to
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Speaker 1: the bastle, to keep a status quo that it's it's
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Speaker 1: hiding America from within. If democracy, what about democracy so
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Speaker 1: much the lives of Americans will be right our system
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Speaker 1: of governance. It takes time for democratic leader to become president.
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Speaker 1: We don't have a popular democratic system. We got an
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Speaker 1: electric we've got an electorial college democratic type of system.
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Speaker 1: The common person in itself does not understand what democracy means.
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Speaker 1: The constitution that was given to us, we don't follow it,
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Speaker 1: the preambles of the constitution, don't care about it. The
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Speaker 1: rule of war, it's depends on how rich or powerful
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Speaker 1: you are. And the media and it subject doesn't his
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Speaker 1: job because their buckets are aligned. They have tried to
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Speaker 1: keep their job. They speak with fear, and they are
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Speaker 1: there to speak for somebody else that we don't now.
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Speaker 1: That American people don't now. So the fancy of seeing
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Speaker 1: the world as autocracy and democracy has prolonged. The one
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine. It has important China, it has important Russia,
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Speaker 1: it has important Iran, it has imboldant North Korea, it
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Speaker 1: has important uh Venezuela. And within that concept of cinema.
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Speaker 1: As autocration and democracy, it has strengthen alliances works against
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Speaker 1: the United States or stand against our best interest. Some
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Speaker 1: words are easy to coin. Seeing the world as autocracy
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Speaker 1: and democracy can sell a book. It can take you
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Speaker 1: to a democratic plank or somewhere, or to to to
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Speaker 1: to garner some support to win an election or something.
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Speaker 1: But in the visibility of your politics it falls flat,
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Speaker 1: because the world order is more complex than you think.
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Speaker 1: Seeing the world stare has democracy and autocracy is already
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Speaker 1: all the world. Today's more about artificial intelligence, about about
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Speaker 1: unipolarity and multipolarity, unit hororism, and what terrorism and multi
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Speaker 1: terrorism as a motive polar war and a uni polar world.
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Speaker 1: A word driven by division intelligence and a world driven
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Speaker 1: by low critical infrastructure development. A word driven by critical
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Speaker 1: access to critical resources or earth, and a world that doesn't.
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Speaker 1: It's a word driven by consumption, by energy, how much
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Speaker 1: a country consumes. It's a word driven by softwest and IPS.
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Speaker 1: It's the word driven by your manufacturing, manufacturing chain, a
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Speaker 1: production chain, a consumption chain. It's a different world how
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Speaker 1: information is received, how information is dispersed. It's a digitalization age.
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Speaker 1: It's a quantum contromization age. It's a big coin age.
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Speaker 1: It's a metaphors type of war. It's a world that's different.
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Speaker 1: It's a TikTok error the Instagram. You must see the
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Speaker 1: world of Timu. You can buy chip stuff and this
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Speaker 1: expensive stuff. It's a world of Amazon and eBay. It's
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Speaker 1: a work of the it is the roll of the
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Speaker 1: iPhone and the evs. It's a world of robotics, of drones,
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Speaker 1: of satellites. It's a struggle for Turf not to go
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Speaker 1: to war anymore, but to collaborate or our countries corporation
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Speaker 1: for respect and reciprocity. It's a different geographic, geopolitical understand
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Speaker 1: of the world. So when people can still not see
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Speaker 1: other humans under the country without the divide and rule,
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Speaker 1: or without the black and white phenomenon of seeing the world,
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Speaker 1: if you cannot see humans for humans and countries for countries,
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Speaker 1: and get to understand the geo politics of countries and
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Speaker 1: the intendal politics of countries, that every country will root
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Speaker 1: for the best interests of its own country, not just
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Speaker 1: as we the great American rooting for the interests of
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Speaker 1: our country. And so is every country without the moral
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Speaker 1: or godly authority, or the war or the supermeri and
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Speaker 1: supremacy authority to just divide the world into two camps.
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Speaker 1: We did that during the Core War. It didn't go well.
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Speaker 1: The teklas and democracy did not go well. What does
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Speaker 1: it mean? What does it solve to? Who is your audience?
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Speaker 1: How does it hurt the lives of Americans and our allies?
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Speaker 1: How does it make us talk to our enemies say,
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Speaker 1: compromise when necessary, when when divide the war and access
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Speaker 1: of even access of good, then how can access have
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Speaker 1: ever made access of good? Because evil goes to hell,
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Speaker 1: God goes to heaven. If that is your world, they're
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Speaker 1: not living in a geopolitical complex complicated there for far
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Speaker 1: which you really are right. The way we see the world,
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Speaker 1: the unipolar arise over We're in a multipolar over order
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Speaker 1: in our multipolar order, and you see the world differently.
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Speaker 1: You cannot see the world based on autocracy and democracy
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Speaker 1: because actually in this world, in the multipolar system, the
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Speaker 1: risk is democracy becoming autocracist and white autocracist becoming democracies,
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Speaker 1: Democracy become a protectionist. Why autocracy, as you said, based
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Speaker 1: on your writing, are becoming Mortilatterists believe in an open
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Speaker 1: market system, democratic world become close markets. Why autocratic so
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Speaker 1: called becomes the open market. So those are dynamics you
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Speaker 1: see the world today. You see the world in the
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Speaker 1: terms of trade, fast facilitation of trade, production, chain distribution, chain,
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Speaker 1: industrial chain, consumption. Chain dynamics is different countries are not
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Speaker 1: uniting based on race, and the more countries are not
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Speaker 1: uniting because they come from the same continent, and the
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Speaker 1: more countries are not uniting because they share the same civilization.
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Speaker 1: And the more countries are united actually because they don't
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Speaker 1: share the same civilisation. They don't want to protect the
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Speaker 1: inticicality of their own civilizations. Countries are meeting today because
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Speaker 1: they are not the same city. So the driving force
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Speaker 1: it's not actually based on politics, based based on economics
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Speaker 1: and solving world's problems on the realities of today's dynamics
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Speaker 1: or political dynamics. So you cannot cage America. It cannot
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Speaker 1: create a binary of a war that if we apply
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Speaker 1: that war of democracy and autocrasis, we lose. The European
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Speaker 1: are suffering from that slogan and it's the European Uh,
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Speaker 1: they need to readjust themselves to feeling in this moti
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Speaker 1: lateral or multipolar world order. It depends on your productivity,
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Speaker 1: your productivity, your essentiality, your relevance to the global whole
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Speaker 1: or to the global collection, as will make Americans always
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Speaker 1: to a vibrant and need it. We need America, but
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Speaker 1: ail the cads, the electricity, the farm products. It is
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Speaker 1: in need America for the industrial chain, the production chain.
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Speaker 1: Used to need America for the high tech chain, and
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Speaker 1: is to need America for the elite hYP science chain.
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Speaker 1: That's all the new World order sees itself. The concept
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Speaker 1: of democracy and atocracy becoming primitive. People know start to
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Speaker 1: see themselves in their light. People start to see themselves.
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Speaker 1: How is their government better in their lives? How is
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Speaker 1: the government improving their lives as compared to the lives
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Speaker 1: of other countries. How is the government being respected by
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Speaker 1: other countries? Our people from one country has been treated
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Speaker 1: well in other countries based on what their government does?
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Speaker 1: How is their government contributing to the betterment of humanity?
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Speaker 1: Solving all crisis and all problems the ip imagined of
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Speaker 1: that country. It's a world of science and nativiscial intelligences.
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Speaker 1: I use it for good. It's a time when humans
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Speaker 1: want to solve rich human problems, not theoretical applications of
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Speaker 1: a torqures and democra. Word's enough. Put food on the
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Speaker 1: table doesn't prevent a child from a war or from
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Speaker 1: hunger and starvation, doesn't prevent the subjegation of women, force, imprisonment, imprisonment,
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Speaker 1: and killings. That declaration does not prevent, too honey, oppressional dictatorship.
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Speaker 1: It does not prevent democracy from becoming a leigarchies or proclocrasis.
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Speaker 1: It does not prevent the unevil, the uneven applications of opportunities.
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Speaker 1: It does not prevent the inability for Americans to try
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Speaker 1: to get themselves or to afford their rant. The democracy
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Speaker 1: is not a badge of honor. The democracy is away
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Speaker 1: the government adminst itself for the betterment of its people,
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Speaker 1: for the freedoms of its people, the self determination of
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Speaker 1: its people, the independence of its people, the equal suppression
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Speaker 1: of power, but not democracy. Most democracy talk about democracy
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Speaker 1: or power is concentrated either by the executive, by the legislative,
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Speaker 1: or the Supreme court, and it's used for some particular
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Speaker 1: reasons away from from the people. Democracy was supposed to
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Speaker 1: be for the people, by the people, coming from the
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Speaker 1: people to self and have their needs. By the minimum wage,
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Speaker 1: the poor standard of living, the constant inflation, price couching,
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Speaker 1: and the difficulty is to raise a child, to have
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Speaker 1: a child, to sustain life. That's what people should be
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Speaker 1: concentrating when they talk about democracy, the rule of law,
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Speaker 1: the fairness and justice to their people. In these elite
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Speaker 1: liberal fancy words. Somebody came out with that word. Let's
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Speaker 1: make it to be about autocracy and democracy. What is
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Speaker 1: that the world is not all about angels and demons
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Speaker 1: because humans are humans. In appointing time, humans will have
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Speaker 1: to work together. We'll divide the world in black and white.
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Speaker 1: It makes it difficult for countries to come together and
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Speaker 1: work even on the simplest of issues. This autocracian democracy
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Speaker 1: concert is to further divide the world for humans to suffer.
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Speaker 1: Seeing the world as an autocracian democracy doesn't make an
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Speaker 1: unautocatic country to become a democratic country. It's just an
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Speaker 1: insult an arrogance. Though we are better than others, and
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Speaker 1: when we have that belief, then people they turn the
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Speaker 1: cameras on us to see if actually we are better
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Speaker 1: than others. Instead of self improvement, but are to judge others.
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Speaker 1: Let the people in their countries tell you that they
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Speaker 1: don't like the season on government that they have, because
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Speaker 1: some leaders will say they are terrible humans. They're developing
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Speaker 1: their countries, they are building infrastructures, They're providing jobs that
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Speaker 1: people can invent. They can create, they can create their
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Speaker 1: own business, they can send their kids to school. They
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Speaker 1: can create wealth, they can generate wealth, they can pass
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Speaker 1: on wealth. They have good health, care, good quality, well
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Speaker 1: of living. They have peace and security in that straits.
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Speaker 1: So democracy should not just be a word as if
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Speaker 1: it's a batch of honor. Democracy should be a thing
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Speaker 1: because democracy in itself has a definition, has a prescription,
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Speaker 1: has a ranking. It cannot be invested and infective with inequality, insecurities, racism, sexism, bigotry,
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Speaker 1: and that huge disparity. And at the same time we
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Speaker 1: have that audaciousness or the more authority instead of fixing
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Speaker 1: ourselves to dictate the artists in the world. The definition
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Speaker 1: of system of government, what's our definition for de finaltocracy?
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Speaker 1: The definition is what it is if democracy, The definition
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Speaker 1: is what it is we practice in democracy based on
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Speaker 1: the definition. If we are not we shared, that should
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Speaker 1: be our priority. To be a shining star, it must
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Speaker 1: be good at what you're trying to teach the world.
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Speaker 1: You don't tell people follow what I say, know what
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Speaker 1: I do. In the world of to die in a
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Speaker 1: multipolar system, people follow what you say and what you
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Speaker 1: do because they're saying and they're doing affects the international world.
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Speaker 1: America will not leave the world because we had democracy.
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Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong. Democracy is the best system of
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Speaker 1: government if it's practiced well because democracy, with democracy comes capitalism.
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Speaker 1: With capitalism comes democracy. But democracy and capitalism together give
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Speaker 1: us the greatest counter and paraner earth. Most of all
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Speaker 1: of countries practice democracy and capitalism, but it's gradually evaporated countries.
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Speaker 1: There is no perfect democratic country to that country, to
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Speaker 1: their countries, to that either democracy or some sort of socialism.
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Speaker 1: Some we have some sort of communism, so sort of
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Speaker 1: proto crisis, some sort of fascism, some sort of holy gaky,
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Speaker 1: some sort of tyranny, some sort of oppression or dictatorship.
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Speaker 1: So the democracy of today is a basket of so
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Speaker 1: many things that's disguise with our fancying work. If democracy
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Speaker 1: can go by definition, not one democratic state will be standing.
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Speaker 1: So democracies are in themselves killing democracy and using the
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Speaker 1: word democracy, say to therefore judge others as autocratic. And
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Speaker 1: because we use the word autocratic, then therefore should treat
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Speaker 1: the people and their leaders as bad humans, and therefore
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Speaker 1: we are good humans. The good cop bad carp leads
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Speaker 1: to dangerous results. You should very careful if at least
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Speaker 1: we want to lead. Words have meaning, divisive connotational usage
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Speaker 1: of language to describe it. For his system, can't deliberately
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Speaker 1: comes home. I always tell people that Americans, it's lucky
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Speaker 1: to have president on that Trump. He does not see
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Speaker 1: the world in this way. He see the role as
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Speaker 1: well as good for America. He can't talk to anybody
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Speaker 1: to okiate for American American's best interest. That's why he
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Speaker 1: could negotiate with leaders that the Democratic Party cannot even stand.
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Speaker 1: They cannot talk to you. But if you're not talking
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Speaker 1: to somebody, how how are you solving any problem? Then
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Speaker 1: you become the problem because you don't want to talk.
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Speaker 1: If you cannot negotiate, how can they be peace? He
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Speaker 1: cannot cooperate, move along the eye across to the eye.
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Speaker 1: If you cannot seek to breach incompatibilities, how are you happen?
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Speaker 1: These arrogance of word definition meant to divide the war.
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Speaker 1: It's all and it shouldn't be America. Each tim would
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Speaker 1: try to call proper access of evil. It has worked
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Speaker 1: against us. I'm lucky to have a president that knows
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Speaker 1: that they can meet with put they can meet with
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Speaker 1: King jump In, they can meet with Iranium Resident, they
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Speaker 1: can meet with sinking pain of China. He can meet
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Speaker 1: with a mode of India. He can meet with South Africa.
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Speaker 1: He can mo to Brazilian president if itself the need
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Speaker 1: of America. He can meet with the European if he
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Speaker 1: served the needs of America. The Italian is going to
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Speaker 1: go up and down if it served the need of America.
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Speaker 1: The so color people that also particular about the present democracy.
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Speaker 1: They keep talking about allies, our allies, our partners in
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Speaker 1: the world of today. Partners and allies you mean something.
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Speaker 1: It shouldn't be ideolic, it shouldn't be ideological. It should
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Speaker 1: be pragmatic, realistic. What does it mean if you're if
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Speaker 1: you caught somewhere an ally and the allies shaping you off.
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Speaker 1: You've got somebody as partner and the partnership you off.
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Speaker 1: Not a dogmatic The word autocras and democracy just a dogma.
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Speaker 1: It's a proper can their wealth. Seeing the world becomes
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Speaker 1: some sort of a misinformation this information and conspiracy, well
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Speaker 1: of seeing the world some sort of a brain worse
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Speaker 1: if we think through it, of course, hollow. It's just
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Speaker 1: an empty use of word into your politics. She means something.
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Speaker 1: It's the word of thinking. Connotations matters. Words matters. If
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Speaker 1: we seek to meet with our allies or our enemies,
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Speaker 1: we should be careful to words we use. When we
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Speaker 1: throw those words there, we kill animosity and hatred, and
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Speaker 1: most of the times citizens of those countries suffer and make
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Speaker 1: a different card for to create exchanges, for business partners
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Speaker 1: to meet. We create a lot of enemies. You made
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Speaker 1: bad bad negotiations with terrible allies. We create a lot
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Speaker 1: of enemies you make. You are forced to make bad
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Speaker 1: negotiations with terrible allies of partners. Keep your attent open.
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Speaker 1: Don't be quick to use words hyde politically catastrophic and
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Speaker 1: policy making. Democracy is the pert system of government. Dictatorships
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Speaker 1: untilanny and oppressively James h are systems that need to
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Speaker 1: be fixed for the better amount of the people. A
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Speaker 1: would autocracy can be used everywhere. You can use autocracy
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Speaker 1: in a dictatorial system. You can use autocracy in entire
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Speaker 1: nical system. You can use autocracy in an oppressive system.
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Speaker 1: You can use autocracy in a democratic system. You can
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Speaker 1: use autocracy in the communist system. You can use autocracy
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Speaker 1: in a socialist system. So that use of world in itself,
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Speaker 1: what does that mean when by the world in democracy atocracy,
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Speaker 1: you can have a democracy that is autocratic. So when
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Speaker 1: a pretty too it mislead the population. Philosopher, Prince, they
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Speaker 1: are intelligences. Philosopher Princes reserve September six, twenty twenty five
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Speaker 1: from a great series of Las Vegas on geo politics.
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Speaker 1: Thank you,