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Love America For in God We Trust 02132024 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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M hm hm, As I will tell you, children, m yes,
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com so I tell you. But do you remember h not here in America.
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It's a beautiful place. America is longer before right, No, the
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story of America, the start of the founding fathers, how American came to
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be. American is the greatest and the best country in the world. It's
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a place you would like to be because in that place you'll be free.
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Doesn't matter in race, doesn't matter, your gender, doesn't matter, the
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color of your king, doesn't matter, your religion m hm hm, doesn't
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matter, what you're building in, doesn't matter, who you're watching, doesn't
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matter. Where you're born, doesn't matter if you're poor or rich. It
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doesn't matter if you are a powerful powerless America it's a country of the free.
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If you come to this country, saying it to your children, you
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do right, things will be right by you. If you do wrong,
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things will be wrong by you. And sometimes any way you do right,
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if you are not careful, some bad people here who make things to go
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wrong for you. So tear you kids. America is in your country,
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its in our whole country is made from other people coming together from different parts
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of the world. Small or great, poor or rich, intelligent, oh
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ignorant, primitive or civilize, sometimes were cruel or just. We all are
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here in America. You cannot trade America for anywhere else. M I mistaking
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to you. You cannot trade America for anywhere else because it's a place inscriptive
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or encrypted in faith, in family, and enshrined in country and the flesh,
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in honor of the troops and the brave, and those who make this
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country to be great. But I would like to let you know too that
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this country, because it got all the complexities of humans and intelligences, He
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was sick to know what America is about. It's a constitutional state, freely
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independent from England, discovered by Christopher Columbus, even though disputed because they were
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natives here before Columbus came here. But that aside, American is pound needed
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and developed by the Europeans, especially Saxons Anglo Saxons, most of them left
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England, and even before their coming to Georgetown into the word some foreigners here
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James the first in Norahn sixteen or three and the Hunting Court Conference sixteen or
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nine. If not mistaken that the Puritans wanted their rights to worship freely.
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They believe in God and Jesus purely Puritans. But the Amlican Church, the
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dominant force, did not give that tam had a malion with King James.
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He did not go away the plant. But the good thing that came from
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that media was the revision of the King James Bible. They would have today
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left disappointed, those founding fathers that a call them today said to themselves,
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we're gonna go somewhere that Christopher Columbus said he discovered suppose suppose to set let
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to keep the record straight and create a country on the hill. Right they
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call American counts on the hill. That that count on the hill gonna be
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a very tall hill, and the light of that country gonna shine shine upon
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the wall. Did I come true? Yes, That's why I was in
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America right, because the light of America shine, they come to the hill
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shines. You can't come here and be anything, all right? Do you
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know that Nicola Tesla has just a letter given to him. Then when it
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comes to America, asked for Edison, Hm, he came here Brook no
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money, but my intelligence. You came here or for Edison? And look
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at the light bulb we have today like they be liked, and Edison and
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Nicola Tesla, and with the help of one African American inventor, they gave
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us light made the Bible. God said that they be liked a lot of
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mine, lot of the soul, a lot of the universe. But Nicola
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Tesla and Edison and the African American inventor history, and they said to us,
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let there be light and we have d C and AC. Yeah,
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that's what American does. Came here, you go to New York, you
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got the liberty starts of liberty like and uh in New York Island were migrants
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from different powers of war came when the Jews were being persecuted and killed by
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Hitler. He love was a very bad guy who got a knowing might killed
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so many people. You're good Jewish people kill a lot of good people the
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head of the Jews. Not that they just Jews did anything wrong, but
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because they were good people, right, they were very intelligent people. They
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were hard right, and that became the problem because of if they way they
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look their skin did not look the way they skinned that Hitler liked. They
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were not maybe tall, having the blue eyes of what Edler wanted them to
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be. They were just God's people with a her heart and a good mind.
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I was trying to solve their problem, trying to invent stuff. You
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know that Hamstein It was Jewish, right, Yeah, Jewish people. They
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like to make the world a better place, all right. For some reason,
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then he did not like them because he wanted to use their intelligence to
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do wrong. So they said, no, we don't want it. Right,
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They punished themselves, no punishment. They killed them a lot, they
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put them in it. It's a crime. That's one of the worst crimes
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against humanity. It's as bad as slavery. Right, It's just bad.
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That's why slavery was a polished right. That's why it's not good to be
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anti semit It's not good to hit the Jews, right, because their story
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was very bad. Right. They went to a lot of bad times.
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They killed so many good people in constitutional And what happened. What did the
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American do? The American open the doors that come here to me, Come
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she to me, that is being persecuted and away in the world, Come
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here, come she to America. The type of flocking. And if you
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go to you see the starts of liberty that once you come to America,
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you're free. You can't do what you like, but do not break the
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law. In some countries you can do everything you like, and even you
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don't break the law, you still in trouble. Right and America, you
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only get in trouble when you break the law. So when you come to
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America, it's a free place. There are certain things you should do.
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There are certain things you can't do. America. It's not like a kingdom
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when you've got a king and prince, princesses and princes and nobles and anybody
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else. America is a free country where the Constitution suppositively, unrightfully says everybody
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is equal under the law, and it's nobody's above the law. If in
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the president, it's not above the law. You can't see how now they
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assume the president the former president. In some countries, presidents are above the
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law. They make the law. They use the law to kill their people,
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to imprison their people, to punish those they don't like, what those
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they like. They use their laws to be corrupt, use the laws to
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discriminate very bad people. And some very bad bad countries have some very bad,
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bad leaders. Those leaders cannot come to America. America said no,
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no, no, no, no no, not approved, but approved.
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You cannot come here. You're bad person, you corrupt person, in prison,
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your people, you subject people. America said, we don't want you.
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He is a man of God upon which you are a free to do
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what you want. Strange, right, it's alan of God, and you're
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free because if you're here, you can do good night, it's good will
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work you right. You cannot work hard, right, go over the working
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right, right. You can only contribute, right, but when you contribute,
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you make an impact line. You have a less of honors. Right.
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So when you come here, then are certain things that you can do
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for your life to be better. If you don't do those things, you
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have the owner class. The class in America is packed with capital. Capital
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means money. Right. You need to have something that you can sell.
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Either you can sell something you cannot sell something, or create something that people
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can buy. Then you can work. Right, So you work now,
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they pay you for your work the hours, right, The capital of your
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life becomes the hours that you put it in right, right, and you
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can take that capital that's given to you because of your work. That money.
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Now you can live your life right, you can pay your rent,
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you can pay your bills. You can't take care of yourself. You have
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some fun, have some pleasure, have some vacation, and buy everything and
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do everything that you want. Now you can buy or do everything that you
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want, limited on your capital, how much money you have. So when
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I come here, there are things you should remember today. The first thing
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you do when you come here, you must first educating yourself. You must
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educate yourself, either formally you're going to school or informally by teaching yourself.
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Right. You see when it is the how the carrier sniffs everything here that
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is near right to know? You need to know what is that? Right?
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Is a harmful for me? Is it good for me? Is it
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toxic? Will you hurt me? It's okay, everything is good. I've
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screened everything and get the God sometimes she's yeah, I just want to make
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sure. Right. So the first thing you do you must educate yourself.
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Educate yourself. Miss You must educate your mind. You make your mind to
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think, to doubt, to ask questions. It must educate your soul to
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learn the principles of measurement, proportionality, and balance, what to do and
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what not to do, not to break the law and not to be taken
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advantage of, and not to take advantage of people. You must educate your
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body to work right, So you need to work hard your body, work
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smart, we have wer brain, and work good for yourself. Right,
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work hard well, take care of your bills. Right, walk smart.
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We make it to be wealthy. Right, and work good. We'll make
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it to contribute. Right. Yeah, So in America, the three things
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you must do here. It must work intelligently, not slavishly. You must
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always be active positively and not negatively. And you must always contribute. It
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must give back. Right, tell the most important things you do here.
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Then, as you're here, that can of the benefit of education. Right,
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edicate yourself and the next thing I'd like to know you're here. There
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are classes here. It's not the Kingdom with their classes based on capital.
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If you don't have any money here, they will call your names, right,
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the thing that your liability, your leakage, you're dependent. Some One
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said, I will call you a trash. Another said, you will call
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you that you're from the ghettos. And the will call you all types of
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names. Call you say you're lazy, you don't want to work. I
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just want to set it and then other people work, and then they take
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from them and gift to you. Is that right when they want that to
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happen to you? Do you want to sit and be lazy? Do you
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want to be delink? They want to be trawned. They want to be
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a criminal. They want to be somewhere abuses the law. They want to
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be thief that's still from other people. They want to be homorable. They
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want to litter around the true dirt. Yeah, you want to do that?
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Do you want to just see that other people should work and give to
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you? They want the government to take from other people and give to you.
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American want that type of people who don't need that a way, because
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American was no found on that right. You can see over the whole o
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those people are there, those other founding fathers right when the lady? Did
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they take from other people? Did they want to sit and ple give to
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that? No? They took from some other people to anyways to when I
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were wiki. They took from the American Indians like this land is here for
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some time, they took it to make use of it, to be an
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American out right, It was the wrong that American corrected right, and we're
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still trying to correct right because Americans seem to do right right, yes,
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but sometimes we make mistakes. Right. The good thing when American made mistakes,
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and American has created a system of government and that it's that has a
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pression of powers. Right. You got the executive that is the president.
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Right. You got the legislatives that are the Congress people undersend it right.
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And they got the judiciary that's the Supreme Court and the court right. And
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the government is structured and the way they got the local government right, this
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is local right. And then the local government and they got local government,
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got federal government. The local government is in charge of the states right and
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the federal government charge of the country. Right. They structure in the way
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there is a federal state right, the federation right. Every state take care
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of yourself right. Every governor takes care of his unstate right. And they
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fight for states rights. Right, and the government come in to take more
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than one right. They sue the government right, and it can go from
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the courts to the Supreme Court right, superacional powers. Right. If the
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court does something that the executive doesn't want, they go to the Congress right.
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And the Congress does something that the executive don't want. They go to
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the Supreme Court. Right, and the executive does something that that day that
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the less native for the state governments doesn't want. They got to the Supreme
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Court too, right, so they make it. They call it the balance
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of power, right, Yeah, that everybody is equal under the law.
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Right as America. It's beautiful. Uncle Sam stands for the United States.
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Uncle Sam, yeah, states the uncle IM stand for in the crist I
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mean they're like, pay your taxes, don't mess with Texas. Don't mix
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with Uncle you don't pay your taxes. Come for you, pay your taxes.
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See you got the hat yet, I got the hat with the flag
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of the country. Yeah, if North America. What's the colors of America?
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Again? If you like white and blue or the beautiful fifties stars,
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some fifteen states. Don't mess with America. Let's text us text hour says,
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don't mess with Texas. Okay, sorry for my side track. So
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when you come here, heap theicate yourself. Right. You know how the
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system works, all right? What you're you supposed to do? Right in
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America? When you come here, you go to school, right right?
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First school is home right, elementary, from kindergarten to elementary, to to
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the elementary and the primary the same thing true there true to middle school to
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college, to high school to university, and from high school to college the
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universities, the degrees degrees degrees to doctor. That's why your father keep going
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to school a getting to school school school PhD. He said, Oh,
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I'm finished now, and then you cannot go to school anymore. Is high
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school so much? You just created own school and still of school it is
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yourself. You just keep going to school. You need to go out of
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school and go look some work, and work right and the active and country
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be right. Yeah, So that's why America, I don't like laziness.
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Right. So the one thing here you should not do is to be lazy.
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Right, And laziness leads to entitlement. Right, American people were entired
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to right. An entitlement lives to victim. Right. American does not like
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victims. Right, always blaming somebody. Right, you should be fixing things,
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not blaming people. Right, you do your partner say, in America,
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if you come here, you follow the law, you do everything right.
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The lord and the law shall not be stuck against you. Right,
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Right, when the police stop you? Why should police stop you? Is
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it because the police is a bad person? Police a good person? Right,
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that's police an officer, right that they went to police right when through
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all the process is right. It takes a good person to become a police
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officer, right, even though sometimes some bad people still can't still become police
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officers. Right. When the police stops you, is it for good or
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bad? Why is it for good? Correct? Because yeah, the police
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stop very good. The police stopping for your safety and because it looks like
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you're doing something it's not proven yet, right then America says that everybody is
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innocent, that's they're proven guilty. Right, So the police is not stopping
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because you're guilty. Right, it looks like you're committing a cry. Right,
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it looks like you're violating all right, and look that maybe you might
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just need some help, right to want to police stop you? Right,
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you are committing a crime. You might be violating a rule, or you
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need some help. Right, the police stops you, what should you do?
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You stop? I'm sorry to do it. The word You cannot run
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away from the police, right, way. Take people run away from the
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police because they are bad people? That are guilty. Right, you cannot
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be doing everything right and they see the police are like, oops, I'm
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gone. The police will still catch you. Yeah, I want the police
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do police. Yeah, we should be right, I think the police should
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Yeah, the police didn't put the stop in the back personal right, Yeah,
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because I watched on some videos that police have some traps for cars or
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for bad for bad people. Once you're running away from the police, the
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police have some traps. Correct. Yeah, they got spiky things that they
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put on the ground. Yeah, so once the bad guy passes over,
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will pop the tires don't stop moving? Yeah, you see, But why
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does the police need to go that far? And it's a good person life.
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If the police stops you, he stopped, the police comes in,
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he said, uh wait, right, because the police have jurisdiction. And
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why you're right, the police has authority by law. Right. The police
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is not if the police is nowhere uniform, the police stop. You know.
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The police is a civilian right, it's a citizen right. But when
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the police puts on the office of the law, the uniform and the person,
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you must respect the police, right because the police is the law right
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and the police is under take care of everybody right, so the police will
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not let you this step peace. Right. That's the police is a peace
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officer because sometimes good people sometimes they may not see the police. That's why
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the police car has sirens. They hear the police. Then you can stop.
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Yeah, So when the police stops you, because the police have jurisdiction
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right or not. The law right, and the police might make a mistake,
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right, but you cannot make it wars right. If you follow the
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law, you do everything right, all right. There, the family value
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the right if you do everything right, so that you teach the right.
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Right. So when the police stop you, you respectfully respect the police.
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Right, but the police always respectfully respects of your life. Auntie, you
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one, you'll tell the police I know too much, right, that you
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I better police officer. Right. But oh, you're gonna sue the police
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officer. Right, You're gonna sue the law. Right, You're gonna all
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those things disrespect right. Why are you combative? Why are you fighting?
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You got nothing to hide, nothing wrong. We just been nice too,
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said hello, officer, I canna help you. Right, the police will
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tell you that police raise your hands, right. Why do you think the
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police will raise your hands? You had to see if you have a weapon,
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right, got the police need to go home? Right? The police
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got children too right that you went to the police right, and is to
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come back home to you people. Right? Even this then the police right.
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But instime there was going for the police. You guys would kiss me,
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which make good luck. Right, Mommy prepared my food right, and
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I'll go when I come back, I'll walk money, right, I'll have
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a good day. Right. So I need to come back home to you
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people. Right. So each police go out there, they got their family
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too, right. They are loved by the neighbors to write, they got
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dreams to right. So when they stop you the bad guy and you are
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acting up, they might carry you right because they don't know who you are,
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right, They don't know what's in your mind. Right. You know
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if a police stops your hand, you know your if you pop a pen
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out of your pocket, all the police tell you why the police are in
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It depends a weapon, right. You can't pok somewhere with the weapon right,
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depend right, And the police might even think that the pend is a
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gun right, right, Because if the police don't need to know what that
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is, or if the police tells you to raise your hair and you put
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one hand in your kid. They know that you have a weapon in the
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pocket. Yes, And so the police don't need to be thinking what's in
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my mind for self defense? You see that the police life is in danger.
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Right. The policeman don't know what is on in my mind. And
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his job is not shifting. Right, The job of the police to keep
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you safe. Right, justice of the peace. Right, And they shared
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a right. And the police officer has a peace officer, right all right,
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he also has a peace officer. Right, Yes, it's a peace
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officer. Keep it peace? Right? Or can I help you? Oh?
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The police can help an old lady right across the street, right,
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the entire pops, I can help you. Right. The police is how
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to do good for us. So things go wrong because bad people make things
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go wrong. Right. And the officer, equally to my best, struggling
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with his own life, Right, am I having trouble with his home with
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his wife, his husband and kids? There this of that might be on
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substance. You might be struggling and what people struggle with. Right, So
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don't make him these things to you out of its own problems. Right.
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If you just act by the law, you might keep the MPP together.
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Right, Yeah, some policeman to escalate, right because in their life things
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are escalating. Right. The paralytic is not good. Right, The paralytic
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is not good. They're struggling with things to don't push them to the war.
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Right, Just speak, good citizen, right, that's what America asked
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you to do. And if the police appeases you as the law, the
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law is on your side. America is a pleasure. If you act right,
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the law be on your side. Speak because I heard that Thomas Rose
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theater theater. I heard that theaterre Roosevelt wanted police officers to make the States
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well, make sure everyone states, I mean everyone's safe and good to people
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nice. Thank you. I'm happy you know that history. I didn't know
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that. So again, the police is a good right because when you come
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here, see so many people come from so many different places. It's not
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a traditional counter of five hundred, five hundred one thousand, yes, it
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go right, right, it's a new counter. Right. So they don't
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know what's on people's minds, right, from different cultures, different races,
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different backgrounds, and different genders with different belief systems. So everything is sometimes
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messed up. Right, complicated and complex right. So the police cannot fail
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to draw all that right. That's why the police in America is very tough,
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right, very firm, very brief to keep law and order. Because
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people come from different places, they need law and order. America, therefore,
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is the the first place you can't have a pig m. America has
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a right to Parhams right to protect yourself right and to protect the leader the
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Hitler from becoming president. Yeah, Theodore Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt became president in
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nineteen oh one, the rose Yeah, when he was forty two years old.
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Oh that's beautiful. Yeah, it was fasty, you know, history
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like that. Thank you. He told me that how old are you?
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Six years old? How old are you? You guys need to be history
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teachers. Yeah, that's the point I started. I needed to get yourself
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right. That's what that is doing to your moment. Right. So you
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guys are being able to get there about America right, because when some people
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come here, they refuse to be able to get there about America. They
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refused to learn English, they refused to be a mechanized or create their own
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version that it's that can be in the mainstream right, you know it can
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be in the mainstream. Right. Don't bring some primitive things from some country
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and come imposing on America no matter what. Right, don't pick some juju
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stuff from somewhere and some things that America will liked that right? So right
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to be enlightened, right, And the founding fathers over there, they were
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the enlightenment philosophers. It is the enlightened their mind. America was formed based
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on Enlightenment philosophers. You guys talk about Benjamin Frankly, right, who's Benjama
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friendly? Again? They wanted funding fathers, right? And what has he
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done? Yeah? He was a philosopher to right, right, and he
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invented what mm hmm yeah, the printing press and Prentice his brother His brother
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made his made his own printing shop. So once he grew up, he
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chuse to make his own printing shop. Okay, so you guys know much
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about him. That's good. Right. Yeah, you're teaching yourself, right,
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and I say education. He must study in school or your self taught
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at your homeschool. And you know what's six years? You're this smart?
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Right, Not that we don't like pro public school and other schools, right,
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just that I'm a teacher, A mom is a teacher. We think
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that we can teach you gets better. Right, And when you guys grow
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up, your brother, you still need to go to the public schools,
34:37
right, because you're teaching you now to teach you what Americans are about,
34:43
right, have some moralities, right, have some family values right, right,
34:47
and family values are the first thing that are teaching right now. There
34:55
we teach your family, Valders, So that wouldout almost giving the foundation.
35:00
But you know my given foundational education to teach you some family values. You
35:06
know what family values are for your Therefore, m hm, you can go
35:14
in norma school. You know that that's some family. Voluntary family mothers with
35:20
teaching. Loneliness and self destruction is cinemas. Cinemas synonymous, just as ignorance
35:34
and arrogance and nacissism and are bad fellows. Be careful with those who chose
35:44
to be lonely, negative, self defecating, and internally or externally self destructive.
35:57
Relationship is all about love, happiness, care, and willingness to contribute,
36:07
sacrifice and endeavor to make the relationship creative, grateful, thankful, beautiful,
36:25
enterprising, fruity, fulfilling, enrichment, healthy, meaningful, satisfying,
36:39
purposeful, motivating, peaceful, respectful. To be worth protecting or preserving preserving.
36:54
To be respected, you must do that which is better. There respected
37:02
are not cheaply given. If you want to degrade yourself, humans will help
37:12
will help degrade you if you want to uplift yourself. If you want to
37:20
uplift yourself, humans will help uplift you. If anybody tells you that there
37:30
is any way without education and positive productive character character, then be my guest.
37:43
It takes nothing for somebody to be nothing. Don't let people waste their
37:51
time and life with you to come out with nothing. I can only do
37:59
what is right, and I can only accept what is right. Anything you
38:07
ask people to do should be that which benefits their lives or humanity. You
38:15
can't do everything right and end up with nothing but hurt, misery, poverty,
38:22
and pay My name. My name is Princess Jomaisares and today is and
38:36
today is Tuesday thirty Tuesday thirteenth thirteenth, twenty twenty four, February, yeah,
38:50
February, and I'm seven yearslf. Don't say hey, guys, my
39:00
name is Princeville China Czar and I'm six years old, and today is February
39:07
thirteen, Tuesday, twenty twenty four, and today I'm going to be reading
39:12
some family values. Don't be rowdy, don't joke with education or learning,
39:21
and don't be disrespectful to yourself or others. Be happy because you're moving forward,
39:30
not backward. If nothing ends with nothing, why do too much and
39:37
end with nothing. I can only be bad one once, not twice,
39:44
because bad is bad. Don't put yourself in a position to be disrespected.
39:53
Every human being is a devil to itself that you don't know. The human
40:00
being has two gravitational forces, the force of life and the force of death.
40:10
To be respectful is to be civilized. I am who I am and
40:16
less nothing to you. If nothing scarce you, your life will be short
40:22
lived. The respect you give to people will make them respect will make them
40:30
to respect you more. You cannot go to the supermarket and e side each
40:37
side all their apples. It's respectful to have one lover or partner starve measurement,
40:52
proportionality and balance creates beauty. Things go wrong because your MPP. Because
41:01
your MPP went to wrong. Oh thank you. Sorry. You guys are
41:07
reading some of your family vals. Yeah, we wrote this for you people,
41:13
right that in America you must be educated. Right. It's either your
41:19
self taught or you go to a former school, right, and we want
41:24
you guys to do both. Right. You must learn to self taught.
41:28
Right. Most of the gators, inventors taught themselves. Right, who for
41:32
example taught themselves self taught? Right? Okay, that's an example. Yeah,
41:43
so you can hear understand the system by educating yourself about the system.
41:52
Right. So talk about classes here, You've got the poor classes. The
41:57
poor classes a class of people that societ the capital assumes that they are lazy.
42:02
They are entitled and want to be victims, right, and they like
42:07
to depend on others, and they don't like to do the work with the
42:12
like the reward. And when you give them resources, the abuses they give
42:17
them opportunities to mess it up. And they like spend their time on substances,
42:24
on pleasure and having fun instead of creating their lives and making their dreams.
42:30
Right. So that's when an Americans will talk about the American dream.
42:36
The American dream teaches you to work, to be active, and to contribute.
42:43
Since America is founded with the concept of a count on the hill that
42:47
shines to the rest of the world. That hell becomes utopia that you can
42:53
create for your own self. You can create your own count on the heel
43:00
by creating your own American dream. So when people come to America, they
43:06
are dreamers. The dream to be something better, to be something big,
43:10
to be something colossales, to be something monumental, and that they come here
43:17
with infinity intelligence. If nothing can stop me in the world, come to
43:23
America, I need to sick that which is of quantum infinity intelligence. Somebody
43:31
pushed themselves to do that because you're free here, right, So remember that
43:40
not to make your own American dream, you must not infringe on the rights
43:45
of other people. So the America, it's a constitutional country. As I
43:52
tell you, everything in America is based on the Constitution. If the Constitution
43:59
does not say openly and people don't understand it, to take it to the
44:01
courts, and the courts cannot understand it. The lower courts, they take
44:06
it to the Supreme Court, but they call it constitutional. Matters always lead
44:13
to the Supreme Court to decide go. I need to interpret the Constitution as
44:19
if they were they founding fathers over there. Right to pursue your dream.
44:28
It's to make you love America more. Right to love America means you're giving
44:37
back. It must give back to the country that has given more to you.
44:40
Right, and my God does not give you anything. America gives you
44:45
freedom to get it wrong. My God does not give you money, does
44:51
not give you a home, does not give you anything because their home is
44:54
small. Right, the money is litter. American gives you freedom. Freedom
45:01
is infinity power. Right, American gives you infinity power. But infinity power
45:07
is freedom when the power become finite when you abuse the freedoms of others,
45:14
or when you abuse your rights and privileges given to you. Right. So,
45:21
when you come here, there are three types of people and tratar for
45:24
classes. Here you've got the poor class. The poor class are those who
45:31
create problems that they cannot solve, The mess up things they cannot fix.
45:37
They break the law, they refuse to go to school, they refuse to
45:42
do the right thing. And number will give them a job, right because
45:45
they will not educated. Right, nobody will give them a job because your
45:50
character is not good. Right. Remember that it says your internalization, your
45:55
character inside and your externalization are you express, an act will determine your energies,
46:01
right in a negative or positive right, you will gravitate people towards you,
46:07
right, or it will repel people away from you. Right. Those
46:12
are the farces in America, and capita in America follows attractive farces, right,
46:19
and poety follows repelling farces. Right. So when you're here, and
46:27
it must make sure that you have a good character and good behavior. Right.
46:30
But you must be careful because some people in the underclass what's they call
46:36
it here? Even that it's not right. They're just humans that are made
46:38
poor by themselves or sometimes I make poor by others. Right. So the
46:45
underclassy or the poor class here sometimes artificial right, Right, the upper class
46:52
or what they code a one percent create an underclass right, sometimes intentionally,
47:00
sometimes intention and right sometimes true policies that that backfire is right, and it's
47:07
harman misery and destitution to others. Right. Not that they are bad people,
47:12
right, just that they had bad policies, right, because that it
47:15
says nobody is bad. Right, every human being is a good. Right
47:19
if a human being does something wrong in mystery, things happen, right.
47:22
You look at the condition, right, look at the situation, right,
47:27
look at the circumstance. Right. If you fix the condition, the situation
47:31
and the circumstance, everything being equal. The human being like to be good.
47:36
Right. It's based on this premise and that he said, human's a
47:39
good right all right, if you have the right conditions, the right circumstance,
47:45
and the right situations, or will you be bad. You want to
47:50
be good to enjoy your life, right. Every human being want to have
47:53
a good life. Right. Every human being aspired to have a beautiful life.
47:57
Right. A human being happy and aspired to have a loving life.
48:01
Right. That's why that they said the human beings are good, loving and
48:07
beautiful right, because that's why we aspire for. Right. You want to
48:12
seek beauty, right, so theref we want to be beauty. Right.
48:15
You want to seek laugh Right, therefore we want to be laughed. Right.
48:20
You want to seek happiness. Right if we want to be happy,
48:22
right, you want to seek to be right. Right, therefore, try
48:27
to be right. Right. So what humans aspire, that's what they want
48:30
to be right, So therefore it's who they are right until something go wrong.
48:35
Right, So when somebody does something wrong, it's only a bad person,
48:38
right, because something went wrong, right, if you fixed the thing
48:43
that went wrong, the person would be a good personally. So sometimes poor
48:47
classes are created here because things went wrong and some people refuse to fix it.
48:55
The manute was right. Some people go to prison not because they're criminals,
49:01
because something went wrong in their lives. They could not fix it right,
49:07
and nobody had them to fix it right. Maybe somebody tried to fix
49:10
it and they refuse to fix it right. Maybe they refuse not because they
49:14
were in their senses right, Maybe because they're on drugs right. Maybe anger
49:19
right they can make us in their body made them angry right, and they
49:22
couldn't manage their anger right. Or maybe they were not to get this away
49:25
right. Or maybe they're impaired right. Maybe they might not cannot control themselves
49:30
right, Maybe that I have agency autonomy and control themselves right. So they
49:35
might go where something went wrong right, and some people punish that. Some
49:42
people create poverty. Some people in America create on the class. Some people
49:47
in America create destitution because their profit out of that. Because if when the
49:53
people go to prison, they create jobs for prisoners, right, contracts can
49:58
be a more princes prisons right, That industry makes my money right. If
50:04
we go to war, even though some people who die, some industries will
50:07
make money. Right. If some people are lazy, they don't work,
50:10
they need to be given help, they need social welfare assistance. They create
50:16
jobs, right to do social workers. Right, So sometimes poverty is created.
50:22
Sometimes parties are deficient. So in the capitalist state remembers Americans, the
50:30
capitalism state country, that you are capital right, either money or intelligence?
50:36
Right or good? Your capital means either you have money, you have intelligence.
50:43
We are a good person, go away intelligence, work and work,
50:45
will you right? Don't but what will you don't pay you? Right?
50:51
If you are a good person for work, will you right, they will
50:53
reward you're right? Right? Yeah, yeah. And if you're a hard
51:00
working person, you work for yourself, right, make a living, right,
51:06
So you don't want to be poor when you come here. That's what
51:10
I'm talking about, right, because this is an there's not an old country,
51:17
there's a new country. Right. You might not have great great great
51:21
great great great grandma here, right, So people are just micro right,
51:25
So they are they are the new paloneers, right, or they go for
51:30
the new frontiers, right, So they are new here. Right. They
51:35
call it it's called a new generation. Right. Generations of America. Americans
51:39
by generations. Right, So this generation, you've got the Boomer generation,
51:45
you got the gen ZS, the gen X, different generations. Right.
51:50
We have great great great great great great great grandparents in America. Right,
51:53
So a few people on land in the American Right. So you need to
51:59
create capital. Right. You need to make money to buy a lane.
52:02
Right, you make money to buy a home. Right. You need to
52:06
do something, work hard. That's what America asks for me. You'll have
52:12
to leave the americanuntry. So your freedom is linked to your working hard.
52:17
Your liberties is thinking to your work, your hard because hard work we create
52:23
capital, America said capitalists or capitalism system. It means capital is valued.
52:35
Right. If you don't have capita, you're not valued. It means you
52:37
cannot contribute. The capitalism systems does not like lazy people. Right. Because
52:45
capitalism is not about morality. Right, it's about business right, making money
52:52
right, creating value right, having essence right, being ESSENTIALI being productive,
52:59
right, being creatified, be inventified, being eventified, having some engineering,
53:06
right to create and make something right to American difference makers, right, creators
53:13
right, and move us Right, it's for those who contribute, but those
53:17
who make a difference. So capital rewards people like that. If it studies
53:24
so hard, your piano or your guitar, or the basketball or a tennis
53:30
ball, right or anything, you put your heart and mind and soul into
53:37
it. You concentrate, repay attention, you stay focused, you have interest,
53:43
you work so hard, you do everything that it takes. In America,
53:49
you'll be rewarded with capital. So when you come to America, you
53:54
seek value, You seek honor, you seek respect, dignity. As we're
54:00
talking about becaly have that. If you have character, you have capital.
54:09
The character to have capital, right to have capita, I need to have
54:14
discipline right right in to have a mind that thinks, that ask questions right
54:19
in regard the ap projection, perciftion and perspective right mind right. You need
54:23
to balance your measurement, put your jam to balance what you do right yea.
54:29
And people must be right right. You must seek to be self made
54:32
right. You must not do things for pot to see before you do it
54:36
right. You must have some discipline right right. You must have scared right,
54:40
you must follow your skilled right. You must self teach yourself how to
54:46
have character work right how to make yourself to be something that the market wants.
54:51
Right. Right, you must make yourself to be a product of the
54:54
market. Right, that's why they call capitalism. You're like that Germerica.
55:00
It can be a billionaire. Right, you can be broke a billion It
55:05
just does more right, and another person has nothing that's less. Right.
55:09
Say, if you do more, you get more. Right, you do
55:13
less, you have less right, right, That's what I say. In
55:15
America, you got the poor class. They create problems that can that they
55:21
cannot solve. And because you keep creating problems you cannot solve, you need
55:28
somewhere to solve the right. The person that comes unsolved gonna pay the person
55:31
right. Right, and you're gonna be needy. Right, And you might
55:37
be disrespected because you have a value. Right. You might have been listening
55:42
to right, you might be ignore right, you might be forgot to right.
55:45
You might be abused. Right. So you want to do everything not
55:49
to be in that position. Right, because bad people will take advantage of
55:52
you. Right, you have no capital, give you some banks with charge
55:58
over drafts. Right, you might write a car and change your reservation the
56:02
mind, take money for your badley four or five times right, because they
56:07
think that I might be weak. Right. They can never help to make
56:08
your life desperately right because they know you might not five, right, that
56:13
they might not have education. I have capital, right, and you be
56:15
abused, right, You'll be cheated right, and I will make you more
56:20
poorer and poorer. And when some pole gets so poor, they get bitter
56:23
right, they get angry. Right, they become the sentral right, and
56:28
they hate America right, the head society. Right. Is that good?
56:31
It's not good to hate America. Right. It's not good to head society.
56:36
Right. And then they hate themselves right. They become negatively implosive and
56:42
explosive. Right. They implot and explore right, and in the mind hurt
56:46
somebody right and out a car ride or some bullying right, or some bad
56:52
habits or abuse things right because their life is not right. If everything is
56:58
right in your life, you like to do wrong. Now, support do
57:01
wrong things because our life is not right. Right. That's the first group
57:07
of the been America. The people that clay problems that they cannot solve.
57:13
They call it the poor or the lower class as I call it that.
57:16
They call it the poor, the lower class. I call it the class
57:21
of people that create problems that they cannot solve. Right, what they call
57:25
the middle class. I call it the people that solve problem that they create,
57:35
but the supper that they create and like the middle class. Right,
57:39
and if you need a cheer, work good bye rine, you want a
57:43
home, good bye? Write it will make a mess a cleaning ride.
57:47
Right. That is the middle class. They have what they want, they'll
57:53
work for what they want, and they like to left belone right because some
58:01
days create problems. Were desires, right, I want the big TV.
58:05
Right, I want a big home. Right, I want to feel a
58:07
right I want a Lamborghini? Right? What kin? What's the best guy?
58:13
You want to buy? What's what the best guy? You like?
58:19
What's the best you would like the most? So? Okay you like to
58:23
buy? It's a proba, okay what you like? The message is okay?
58:30
For example, See that's the problem you created. That's what I mean.
58:35
We create probably can not solve, and but I need to solve it.
58:38
Right. The first class that create problems that can not solve it'll go
58:44
still it right, that's a class that's a poor class. Right, and
58:49
when they stay, they create more problems you can not solve right. But
58:52
the middle class person, they've created a problem in their mind and need need
58:58
what car you need? What can you need? So now that's the point
59:04
of creating. You need to solve it. Right. The middle class now
59:07
works so hard to solve that problem. Right. They create their problems,
59:13
they solve it the one that desires they're satisfied. So with the middle class,
59:20
they put their create problems and solve their problems. You see sod to
59:24
be a good right said to be peaceful, right and make your mess,
59:28
you clear your mess. Right. So with the middle class, I to
59:30
be peaceful with the class that create problems they cannot solve, so side to
59:35
another pieceful. Right. That's why I need the police. That's why I
59:38
need a law to make sure that they don't create crimes, endanger lives,
59:46
and create instability or chaos. As I need the police to stop them,
59:54
stopping them because the clear problems that they cannot solve. But the middle class,
1:00:00
the solfter problems they create. Right, if they see a lady,
1:00:05
they like the lady and have a big with the lady. They get married
1:00:07
to the lady, right and take care of the baby. Right if they
1:00:14
after they had to pay their dead right and with that free right and they
1:00:17
have the main side. So there always want not to be in trouble and
1:00:22
they like to be left alone. Right, if I cost you trouble,
1:00:28
leave me alone. Most of this middle class I like to be left alone.
1:00:35
That they solve their problems they create. They are like big government because
1:00:40
with this middle class people will solve their own problems that they create. The
1:00:45
governor will be smaller. Right, you don't need so many police officers,
1:00:49
They don't make so many big presents, right, it don't need so many
1:00:52
social welfare taking care of the Can they take care of themselves, right?
1:00:54
Yeah, So big government is to take care of go create problems that they
1:01:00
cannot solve what they class what they called the poor class. That they just
1:01:07
call them the class that create problems that they cannot solve. In America want
1:01:14
to be that class. So there are three. I'm still on the two
1:01:20
and go to the three. When I say something, they want to say,
1:01:23
yeah. So there are three. The first one is people who create
1:01:29
to create problems that they cannot solve, and the second there's people who create
1:01:36
problems that they can solve in the middle class one and the people who create
1:01:42
people other people that create problems. On the tech class, it's people who
1:01:51
solve problems that they didn't create. That's a tech class one as I think
1:01:57
that's what they're going to one percent of each clas so calling that people who
1:02:00
clips and they didn't who who soft promise that they didn't create, So which
1:02:07
means they can take care of their need. They don't want to be the
1:02:09
lower class that great problems they cannot solve, so they solve, they solve
1:02:14
that problem. After middle class they go to the third class. Right,
1:02:17
because once in middle class can learn to solve the promise or the people right
1:02:23
then learn now to to to solve to to because the third class they learn
1:02:36
not to to solve peruse that they didn't create. Right, Right, and
1:02:42
the problem that they're solving is that it is the first one the people that
1:02:49
that create problems that they can't solve. That might be sometimes right, but
1:02:53
based on my philosophy I'm writing, right, the middle class take care of
1:02:58
the poor people to solve the problems. See, the police is a middle
1:03:01
class for example, right, the police officer, right, the poor person
1:03:05
that can solve the problem in the calling police officer the police, the middle
1:03:08
class person want to come and solve the problem off the person I cannot solve
1:03:13
the plane the clear line. Right. So the middle class solved the problems
1:03:16
of the lower class or the poor class, right they call it, don't
1:03:20
call it that, right. So those who solve problems are that those who
1:03:24
can do those who can solve the plant that they create, can help solve
1:03:28
people can help solve the problems of those who create problems that they cannot solve.
1:03:32
Right, got their plans almost the same, right, right, the
1:03:36
middle class, you're taught to buy a car, right, that's the problem,
1:03:38
and you solved to buying the car, right, and then the poor
1:03:42
person they now buy the guy store the car. Right. So now you
1:03:45
know that bought your car needs to go teaching. I need to work hard
1:03:49
to buy a car, right instead of saying the car right. So you
1:03:52
solve that plan because you choose to solve it instead of creating anybody. When
1:03:58
the poor person choose to create a right, So what they call a one
1:04:00
percent and the person the puct solve problems that they didn't create. Right,
1:04:06
they solve your problem. They created the car that you bought. Right,
1:04:11
You're the middle class sort of buying what card. Yeah, so the one
1:04:15
percent, the person that solved the problem. They solve your problem that they
1:04:19
didn't create. Then make a car for you and you go buy the car
1:04:24
for as I that's so rich and the weapon. Because they constantly keep solving
1:04:33
the problems of the middle class by the middle class, keep constantly solving the
1:04:39
problems of the lower of the poor class. Right, So that's a tear
1:04:44
system. In my philosophy in America, this is what I've discovered. They
1:04:50
are those who solve they are those who create problems. They cannot solve thecording
1:04:55
here, the poor people, the lower class, whatever they caller. You
1:04:59
don't want to be there. The second class that I've seen I've written about
1:05:03
are people who solve the problems that they create. In the middle class.
1:05:08
At least you can be that, right, just clear meth right, you
1:05:12
want the car that's the problem, right, go work for and buy it.
1:05:15
Right, don't steal it. Right. If you steal it, you'll
1:05:18
be poor, right because you go to prison life. I need to pay
1:05:24
charces to go to court, right, and don't have the money to pay
1:05:27
for it. Right. If a delinquent, right, if a bankrupt Right
1:05:30
you take an out of society. Right, you're not being poor? Right,
1:05:33
only poor. I depend on the government to take care of your right,
1:05:36
That's why the government is too big, right to take care of those.
1:05:40
Why're gonna take care of themselves? Right? But you see, not
1:05:42
those who solve problems they didn't create. They want the government to be soone,
1:05:48
the government to be small, going, the government to be big,
1:05:54
all right, going, the government is big. They don't buy more from
1:05:57
them by and give it to the middle class, ad give it to the
1:06:00
poor. Right, that's how that make so much money. That's why in
1:06:04
society you get people that have had a poor destitution. I got the middle
1:06:12
class, they got to one percent. One create a problem they cannot solve
1:06:16
that are constantly trying to create more problems while dos are trying to solve the
1:06:20
problems. And the second class solve their own problems that they create. They
1:06:26
made their mess, they clean their mess. It's about them, right.
1:06:31
Why the tech class, Hey, they already solve the problems that they create,
1:06:38
so they have time to solve the problems of other people that they didn't
1:06:43
create. So they take this standard to create capital. Right, Oh,
1:06:47
you want to call how we create a phone for you, right, right,
1:06:54
Or you want to type on something. I'll make your computer person as
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a computer to solve the needs of the middle class. And then the lower
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class breaks the computer, steals the computer, and goes to jail for it.
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So in America, the American dream is to be the person the softer,
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the problems that they didn't create. Right, to make a lot of
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money. Right, you need a lawyer, right, pay my money.
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Right. You need a doctor, right, he pay my money. Right.
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In need an architect, right, pay my money. Right, he
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need that engineer, right, pay my money. Right, he need a
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psychologist. Right, you pay my money. Right. So it'sting you need
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you pay for it? Right? It checkers up, not check us down
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to the class the softer problems that I didn't create. So the more people
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create problems that they cannot solve, and the more people I am busy solving
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their own problems. Those that solve problems that they didn't create, or keep
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producing stuff to solve those problems. Right, and he keeps getting rich,
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rich richer, Right, while one class get poorer and poorer and poorer a
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right go, they keep creating problems that they cannot solve, right, And
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the other classes get self consumed by keep buying the things they need to,
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keep buying the things they need, right, keep working just to satisfied and
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desires right legally right, and what they call the one person. I can't
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those who solve problems. They can't supprise problems they didn't create. They keep
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creating more stuff right in an mask. Right, they keep making more cars,
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right if you want to drive more cars? Right, right, one
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m I keep creating man producing more food right for po need to buy more
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food? Right, actually keep doing the same. Right, they keep getting
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my doners, keep making more burgers, right, but you need to eat
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more burgers, right, you know. Yeah, it's just an example.
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Yeah, but the thing they need to all right, and then they can
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afford us in medle class. The poor class is just gonna steal it for
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the way somebody they back from somewhere to give it to them. What the
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government to give to them? As a test less Elma said, a lot
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of stuff. It's just software, you know. Elmas is going in open
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air. R Elmi. Space acts in a mask. There's a government to
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space, yes, in a mass. The cargo to space. The governments
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to pay a lot of money from the Russians. We don't like Russians,
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not that we like to Rasian people. We don't like the government. I
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want to write class. The government is not a good one. And not
1:09:46
the government the leader. They gut just one leader that does what he likes.
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But we have free country. We elect our leader, so we can
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take them to court, we can, we can fire them. But Russia,
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the leader does what it nobody can find it. So that's why we
1:10:01
don't like him. And but if I must help us get these space x
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it takes cargo to space. To take cago to space a lot of money.
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So the government needed help. Remember I said the tech class, they
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solved the problems they didn't create. The golf bent career brought problem that NASA
1:10:25
could not develop a space ship that can send cargo to space. If I'm
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correct, that must okay, I will help, but on the price millions
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of dollars. That's what I mean. The people that solved problems that they
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didn't create are those that become the movers and the shakers, the billonness,
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the middle neers, the treaders. They put that end up to become the
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leaders to need people. Capitalism, the reward those people, those who don't
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pay taxes in it seems to capitalism. Black people like that because they create
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jobs. The basil you want to buy some Joe Amazon, he helps you
1:11:14
buy it. Write he doesn't know why you want to buy it, right,
1:11:16
but you clear your own problem. It can help you. Right,
1:11:18
you pay for it, right, the money goes to him. Right,
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he becomes richer. So those who create undos are capitalism. American Awards New
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Ideas America is a line of new ideas, and bring new ideas in America,
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you'll be rewarded. That's capitalism. And I was spoken to you guys
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about America. Right, So when you come here in America, don't be
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the person that create problems with that it solve at least be the person that
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solve their own problems. But your American dream, it's by solving problems I
1:12:05
didn't create. When you solve somebody else is problem. Three things happen.
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You're working, you're active, you're contributing. So based on the principles of
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capitalism, you'll be rich. If you're middle class, you're wealthy. If
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you're the one person or those who solve problems that they didn't create, there
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are very few people that solve problems that they didn't create. In a while,
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those people that are probably didn't create. Some of them are pastors or
1:12:45
preachers or psychologists help people in need. Some volunteer, some lawyers are pro
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bono. The help does in it. The church help people they're gonna have
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themselves. That's why in America on the dollar we say in God we trust.
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And after all these classes we know we still take care of one another.
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There's a beauti of America. We still take care of those in it.
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We still help those who can't help themselves. Yeah, America task care
1:13:20
of everybody. But we don't like laziness, entitlement and victim of it,
1:13:29
don't like slough. But when people still ose to be slowly, America is
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still generous to take care of them. In America. Here you cannot go
1:13:40
Hongry unless you want to. There's always somebody somewhere in America to help you.
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And if if we can't know where to go in America, you go
1:13:51
to a church, you go to a temple or senagogue, somebody will happy.
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The beauty of America. I might not like you. If you get
1:14:04
a flat tire, I'll come to help you. If your house is on
1:14:09
fire, I'll come to help you. If you are in trouble, I'll
1:14:15
come to help you. Because we all believe in one thing, the United
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States of All, one America, one country, indivisible under God, and
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the Constitution. That we hold this truth to be self evident, that all
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humans are cretechnical. And if you come to America and act right and do
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right, the odds should not be stuck against you. It should be rewarded.
1:14:53
America reward those who do well, for them to be the living example
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of the promise of this great country. And when people will come from a
1:15:10
broken home or broken hearts of broken mind, get to be in trouble,
1:15:19
Americans still take care of them. In America. Anyway hurt somebody, Americans
1:15:27
still have the person that's hurt and the person that hurt all. America can't
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do that. Because we believe in redemption, right and restoration. We try
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to make all in America. If you're convicted wrongfully, you stay in prison
1:15:48
for many years. If it's proven, America will make it right for you.
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Because this country come two difficult times. It was bud With taking land
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from the American Indians, bringing Africans from slaves and slave for all our country
1:16:08
in the world. Right and American forget for itself. I'm making it right
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through the amendments into the Constitution that every human being it's equal. For the
1:16:30
Constitution talks about we the people. It has not said we black people,
1:16:38
we white people, we blue people. We told people, we shot people,
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We fat people, we think people, we ugly people, we handsome
1:16:48
of beautiful people. We're bad people, We're good people. American talks about
1:16:55
we the people. This choose to be self evident humans a cretepn equal if
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they're right and the right and sack justice and fairness, an equity and equality.
1:17:19
North America, North America. Who say nothing, say a enough long
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time? Oh say can you see by the dance early light? What's so
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proudly? We he as don't twilight last glee me whose board stripes sad bright
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stars through the pair light ride all around parts. We wash We're so gayly
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screamed on the rockcus restless, those buns burst team in a gay crew through
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the nights. The other flag was to there? Oh say does that star
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spainingled bands way? Oh? The last end of the free and the whole
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of the bread bunch of America. August America, America, No off the
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free, stun behind through the night, god Ma, thank you guys again.
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I'm seven years old and I Princess Jomisaris and I'm six years old and
1:19:43
I'm Princeville Chinazar and you're talking. Yeah, well you're daddy, and see
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what we are doing the talk for talking about America America that America is a
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free country. Mm hm. You do whatever you do, whatever you want.
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Just make sure it's whatever you're doing is right. That's why there's polices
1:20:08
around them around America. They stop you if you're doing wrong. But if
1:20:13
you don't stop, when the police stops, you mean you're guilty. If
1:20:16
you stop, the police knows that you're a good person because if you don't
1:20:20
stop, the me you know what you're doing. You know what you're doing
1:20:25
is wrong. Yeah. Types of people, Yeah, there's three types of
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people. The first one is people that create problems they cannot solve, and
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the second one is people that create problems that they solve. And the third
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one is people who create who solve problems. People people who solve problems that
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other people cannot fix. Thank you and er, what is our lesson about
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America and I wish you guys learn it and be good citizens. Always,
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love the country, love the flag, love the troops, love family,
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and in God we trust