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Speaker 1 (00:02):
And the thing is often said that people must hate,
that people are born with hate, and that is always
not true, because the human being is born to love
and it is not to hate. Can it be said
(00:25):
the hate comes from emptiness or the human being is empty,
that human being will look for reasons to hate, to
hate somebody else. Isn't that true? The hete comes from emptiness,
(00:48):
That is easy. It's easy to be hateful because there's
something lacking from the inside. Isn't it true that when
you say somebody is a racist, it might be saying
something else. Isn't it true that racism and a racist
(01:22):
it's a same time of the bigger problematic disorder that
lies within that human being. Isn't it true when some
people say that most racists hate themselves and most of
(01:47):
the times hate their wives or their husbands, that they
would disrespect themselves and disrespect others or disregard or disabuse them.
(02:10):
Isn't it true when some people say that you can
hardly see a racist with a happy spouse on the inside.
Isn't it true sometimes to think that racist is a
(02:31):
hate and easily transferred even on the spouse on children.
Isn't it true to say that deep in a racist
lies the infectiousness of disparishment, that they hate themselves, projecting
(03:00):
and blaming such hate on others. It is an equality
true to say that's some are good people. That's some
people don't say are racist, are good people, but that
(03:25):
they're just weak insight, that they are insufficient insight, that
they feel inadequate inside, that they feel insecured inside. Isn't
it true to say that the artwork feeling of superiority,
(03:45):
it's actually an inward feeling of inferiority. Isn't true? Just
say or think that when you see a racist, if
(04:06):
at all a human being can be called a racist,
but it's difficult to call that and prove that. That's
why sometimes we just go over the word hate. Well,
assuming not that be that If you see a person
(04:32):
that you can prove to be racist, if that can
be proven, then usually have pity on that person. When
you have pity on the person with a racist. For
a racist, I tell you, my friend, it's just a hero,
(04:55):
a hero manifested or disguise as hatred of a color
or a people, and without those colors or people, that
racist is a sexist, or a bigot, or a xenophobe
(05:17):
in a person. It's hate racism, It's just an excuse
of their heat. Hatred of the other is a manifestation
of emptiness, of poverty, of hollowness, and the empty fatality within.
(05:48):
I said today, my friend, that in the absence of
everything positive within the human being, something positive to be
happy of or about a happy one's self, you'll find
(06:10):
hate to racism because of that inner lack, the lack
of knowledge of our refusal to accept the responsibility for
one's own weaknesses, one's own shortcomings, for one's own flowers, limitations,
(06:36):
or lapses, by blaming others for taking away from others
what they haven't given themselves or what they cannot give themselves.
Isn't it true that a happily fulfilled life would find
reasons not to hate. Isn't it true to say that
(07:01):
a happily successful person, a person that feels secured and
prosperous as a human being, would not find the time
or mentor space or had ache to hate. Isn't it
(07:22):
true to say that its spiritually fulfilled being and are
intellectually elevated or enlightened being would be ashamed to hate
others or at wor was be seen as a racist.
Isn't it true to say a god fearing, a god
(07:43):
fearing and civilized being, or it dignified? An honorable human
being who find it difficult to hate or to be
racist or sexist or xenophobe, trud be tall and in
being equal, humans in their beauty, in their content, satisfaction, happiness, harmony, tranquility,
(08:12):
and inner peace. Who will be happy to love and
tolerate one another? Don't you think so? Don't you think
that hate comes from the lack of knowledge, the lack
of wealth, the lack of power, the lack of safety,
the lack of security, the lack of love, the lack
(08:34):
of kindness, the lack of compassion, the lack of affection,
the lack of conscience, the lack of killed, the lack
of shame, the lack of remorse or tolerance. Isn't it
true that hate cannot survive itself, that is survived in
(08:58):
the cluster by spreading and winning your minds or converting
your minds to pass on that heritage of hate is
in it to their hate isolated to itself. Some developed
a conscience for humanity, true self reflection, and if you
(09:19):
choose not to develop the self reflection a self destroye.
But I'll tell you, my friends, always remember this. Don't
be those who point fingers and accuse others of being
racist and are hateful. I asked upon day to help
those suffering from hate. Help those suffering from hate for hate,
(09:49):
manifested truth, racism or sexism, or blagotry. It's treatable. Is
a treatable disorder. Help the lonely to avoid hate or racism.
Help they abandoned to avoid hate or racism. Help the
(10:13):
neglected to avoid so in the seat of racism or hate.
Help them loveless and teach them to laugh. Help a
negatively narcissisted person and teach them to be positive, artruistic,
or have something to laugh or have something to believe
(10:33):
in larger themselves. Help they ignored, Help those who are
being ignored. Help they disrespected, Help those who are being disrespected.
Help the unsaved. Help those who need some spiritual healing
(10:57):
to believe in God, have fate, or believe in the
sanity of the human being on the sacredness of being.
Help the helpless and help the houseless or what they
call the homeless. Help those suffering from addiction, Help those
(11:20):
suffering from childlessness, Help those suffering from abuse or from
mental illness. For this are some of the unfixed inner
states that bleed into hate, racism, sexism, baquetry, or xenophobia.
(11:43):
Is in the truth, appointing fingers have hardly created a
better society. Isn't it true that somewhere within every human
being in lies hate, lies, racism, sexism, bakertry, or zenophibia.
(12:08):
That I'm talking to you, that's some part of me
is hateful. That's some part of me is racist. That's
some part of me is sexist. That's some part of
me is the biggest. That's some part of me is xenophobic.
Isn't the truth that all of us are guilty of this?
That we cannot point fingers or can just seek to
(12:29):
self hear. Isn't it true that we all are trying
not to let our inner demons hurt others? Isn't it truth?
There's just a matter of projection, perception and perspective or measurement,
(12:53):
proportionality and balance for us to learn how to treat
one another and tolerate one another. That within us humans
would like to set us calles, humans would like to
be vindictive, that humans would like to revenge, That humans
would like to blame orders for everything that is wrong
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in their lives. That if somebody is lazy, some of
will blame orders. That is, somebody would like to depend
on the government, somebody will blame orders. That if somebody
will want to be entitled, somebody will blame orders. That
if somebody wants to be a victim, somebody will blame orders.
Isn't it true that racism, sexism, or hate, or ba
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country or xenophobia, it's just passing around heat and pointing
fingers on one another. At the end of the day,
all of us are guilty, all of us are shameful,
that all of us can be better. Isn't it true
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that one would look into the mirror we see hate
in us. Isn't it true that if they're points for
a billion people planner Earth, that every human being has
racism in them, sexism, and then baker train them hate
in them, then not fo behind them. Isn't it true
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that everybody is suspicious of another stranger or somebody that
does not look like them, that doesn't look like their kind,
that's not of the same height, the same race, the
same gender, the same weight, that they don't believe in
the same religion, or come from the same neighborhood, or
have the same cars, or wear the same dress. Isn't
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it always true that it is always something that one
find in others to point fingers to set them against us,
And therefore we let politicians use that against us, or
people use that to divide us and exploit us. Isn't
the truth that will must be wise enough to not
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let that seed of hate find harbor within us, for
it soon destroys us. As in a true die apparent,
we find it difficult to hate the child for another
person for what goes around my camera on one day?
(15:27):
Isn't it just a wealth thinking? A wealth thinking? Isn't
that just a wealth thinking? That we can be better
if you want to, That life can be better, or
we can trust one another and we can try to
help and face one another. Would not be better? That
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society can be better if you wants society to be better,
And we can stop excusing ourselves and just stop blaming others,
as in that hate come from blame, complain, whining, laziness, entitlement,
and victim her that would failed to have a job,
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that wouldn't take school seriously, that will committed the crime
and had a record, that we didn't have our finances
in order, that wouldn't respect our parents or get kicked
out from their home, that became addicted to drugs, addicted
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to sex or alcohol appeals. Isn't that blame in itself?
That will fail to develop ourself, in reach ourself, that
would refuse to work hard and find excuses, that would
keep procrastinating time after time. And it's definite easy to
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look at others and be cheerless and this success? Who
want people to call because who blame them from taking
our jobs? If we're working those jobs? I can they
take those jobs? I can somebody take your job when
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you're not working? How can you refuse a job and
blame somebody for taking the job. Isn't the truth? For
capitalism to success people people must work. Isn't the truer
for the government to success people people must work That
somebody must go to work to make money to generate
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revenue and pay taxes. Isn't the truth? Pointing fingers A
people are taking your job and miss You didn't develop,
you didn't rehabilitate, you didn't upgrade and update yourself. That
I didn't make yourself to be marketable, us to make
yourself to be esential, to be needed, that you prefer
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to sit and consume and depend on the government to
help help her. Then you take so much help from
the government, or you become so dependent on family or
on somebody that you fail to develop yourself. That you
go to school, you don't listen to the teacher, you
tend to be a bully, you don't respect others, You
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choose to be a criminal, and when you go to jail,
you got a terrible record. It's in the truth. I'm
not trying to judge, but I'm saying that the seed
of racism and sexism and bakatry, it's because we fail
ourselves that will fail our parents, that will fail our teachers,
that will fail our employers, that will fail our country,
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and that will refuse to develop ourselves, to believe in
a way ourselves and trust ourselves, that would refuse to
use our inner minds. Our inability and potentious and opportunity
is given to us to create, to invent, to invest
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in ourselves, to innovate ourselves, to be an entrepreneur, to
start a business or start something to put our names onto, something,
to be part of a group, to contribute to volunteer
is in the tool refused to be the firefighter, to
be the police officer, to be the engineer, or the teacher,
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or the doctor or the nurse, or the architect or
the janitor or the fashion designer or the chef or
the security, the god or the gardener or the help.
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That we fail ourselves so much that we choose to
hate others. I want to hurt them. When I hurt others,
when I kill them. To make appointments no point, because
when you take a life, it does not make you
there for to go work, to like yourself, to love yourself.
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It's new true that hate start from the inside. That
you hate yourself so much that need to project that
head onto others. It's the true that all of us
can hear can get better. But that is true that
we can get better. Some can see spiritual healing, some
can sick meditation, Some can just go have a job.
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Some can sick love and ask for forgiveness and repentance.
Some can let go. Some can move on for there's
too much to do in life. That life is still plentiful.
They need to go to this life and conquer life.
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A life is still there to live. A humans come
and humans go. They can They cannot keep blaming others
for your misfortune, for your mistakes, for your accidents, for
your male hands, for your disability, for whatever happened to you.
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You came to this world alone, delivered in the hospital
by nurse. You came from the woman for your mother,
and nobody was your problem to you make people to
become your problem. You must stop to blame others and
look into the mirror and fix yourself or ask for help.
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As now just a way of thinking that Jupiter, everything
being equal, that human beings in the abity content, satisfaction, happiness, harmony, tranquility,
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peace and glory or success would like to be happy,
to laugh, and to tolerate others. I said to thee,
my friend. And the fear of scarcity of resources, that is,
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scared of the fear of the scarcity of power, or
the fear of the scarcity of influence. Who leads on humans?
Who leads some human beings to hate and fear others?
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I said, today, my friend, the hate comes from lack,
the lack of knowledge that they call ignorance, the lack
of wealth, the lack of power, a lack of safety,
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the lack of security, the lack of love, a lack
of kindness, the lack of compassion, a lack of affection,
a lack of conscience, good conscience, the lack of sympathy,
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a lack of guilt, a lack of shame, a lack
of remorse or tolerance. We drive a human being, And
to hate, I sail to dear my friend, again and again,
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the help those suffering from hate. Hate manifests itself to
racism or sexism, of backantry. And if that is that,
what is is treatable. Hate can be seen as a disorder,
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and as a disease, as a disorder, and all of
us are guilty of this disorder. So we all can
therefore help one another. That's why I tell you again.
Help the neglected, Help the loveless, help a negative narcissist,
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help they ignored, Help the disrespected, help the exploited, help
the only to get it, Help the unsaved, help the helpless,
and help the homeless. Help those suffering from addiction, Help
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those suffering from joblessness, help those suffering from abuse, help
those suffering from mental illness. For this idea on fixing
our states that bleed into hate, racism, sexism, bagotry, or xenophobia.
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We oh, I try not let our inner demons had others.
I repeat again and again, we should not do that.
We should we all shed stop pointing fingers, stop judging
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or rouging or rushing into negative conclusions. For we all
can help rehabilitate ourselves on one another and give our
self reasons with them to be compassionate and respectful of
ourselves and others. For it's true that I cannot give,
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for you don't have. People don't give love because they
don't have love. People give hate because that's what they hate,
because that's what they have. So teach if humans to
teach themselves to laugh, teach humans to find reasons to
be happy with themselves. But you must hear you're in
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our wounds if I all want to fix society, for
society cannot recublic for society cannot recalibrate itself if we
don't fix our in ourselves. I always remember that before
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you call someone a racist, a hero, or sexist, a
bigot or xenophobe, look into the mirror. Accusations make reconcilable
differences difficult. No matter how flawed, wrong, or surface a
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human action might be, Always remember that humans act out
of reasonable calculations. We can't help adjust. These calculations. Do
not create disorders, do not create disonance, do not create chaos.
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To not create instability, to know lied to atrocity, to know,
to inflicts or wars. Humans are better when they work together.
Humans are better when they understand one another. She must
are better when they listen to one another. Humans are
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better when they find God in one another. Humans are
better when they trust one another with the live of faith.
She must are better when they have hope in one another.
Society is much better when they're intrinsic individuality of every
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human beings respected. Humans like their space and choice of
whom to associate. We can hold this truth to the
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self evidence that just as humans like their space and
should be given the choice for whom to love, to be,
or to susy themselves with it, it can equally be
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true that you cannot force people on people. Just as
the law or civilized society cannot let others hurt others
for the mere crime of being different or looking different.
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Society can be better if we want it to be.
We can choose the path of self development, self reliance,
self determination, the part of independence and freedom and free
will to use this space given to us to develop
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ourselves and credit inner good allies within us. We can
choose this time on earth to flourish ourselves, or can
choose to find fault in others or hate others for
their naturality will be unkind and unfair, unjust. To hit
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the child for being a child, to hit a woman
for being a woman, to hte a man for being
a man, to hit a person for being the way
for hap to hit a person for being the way
with the look, or to hate the person for being intelligent,
or to hate a person for being worthy, or to
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hate a person for being healthy. It's just not nice
and kind to hate a person for no good reason.
You can hate somebody if after you choose to hate
for doing something wrong. You cannot just hate somebody for
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being themselves. That's a stretch too far. But we must
understand that within society some humans are suffering from mental
health issues. We must understand that society has let so
many people down. We must understand as many humans being
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as struggling as some humans being just want to be liked,
do want to belong You want to become part of something.
And when humans are part of something called racism or
sexism or cruelty, we can rehabilitate them. We can re
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educate them. You cannot treat hate by hate it. You
cannot fight hate. I hate it. You cannot be seeking
to eradicate that which you are promoting. The opposite of
hate is love. To neutralize you must use the opposite.
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Will you find it tip within you to find reasons
to walk with somebody from the other side. When you
find it deep within you to be comfortable with somebody
that does not look like you, will you find it
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deep withding you to travel to other countries, to integrate
into other cultures without charging those people. Remember, you came
to this war by yourself to the help of others.
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You will deliver in this universe alone, so you can
only be part of that universe. You cannot, therefore, come
to this war to delete other humans. You are not
born to terminate other humans. Philosopher Prince ai Intelligence is
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Philosopher Prince Israel's Are September twenty feet, twenty twenty five
from the Philosophical city of Las Vegas, the dialectics on height.
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We are are suffering from the same thing or from
the same things that we want to eliminate or to
let car Everybody has within them. Hate. Everybody has within them,
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racism everybody has within them sexism. Everybody has within them bigotry.
Everybody has within them something phobia. Everybody half within them
that thing of suspicion or fear of the other. But
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we should remember to give ourselves reasons to keep our differences,
to respect our boundaries, to live in our intrinsic individuality,
by cherishing their differences, and by not using our differences
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as a weapon to destroy ourselves or self extinct. Thank you.
And the thing is often said that people must hate,
that people are born with hate, and that is always
not true, because the human being is born to love
and it is not to hate. Can it be said
(00:25):
the hate comes from emptiness or the human being is empty,
that human being will look for reasons to hate, to
hate somebody else. Isn't that true? The hete comes from emptiness,
(00:48):
That is easy. It's easy to be hateful because there's
something lacking from the inside. Isn't it true that when
you say somebody is a racist, it might be saying
something else. Isn't it true that racism and a racist
(01:22):
it's a same time of the bigger problematic disorder that
lies within that human being. Isn't it true when some
people say that most racists hate themselves and most of
(01:47):
the times hate their wives or their husbands, that they
would disrespect themselves and disrespect others or disregard or disabuse them.
(02:10):
Isn't it true when some people say that you can
hardly see a racist with a happy spouse on the inside.
Isn't it true sometimes to think that racist is a
(02:31):
hate and easily transferred even on the spouse on children.
Isn't it true to say that deep in a racist
lies the infectiousness of disparishment, that they hate themselves, projecting
(03:00):
and blaming such hate on others. It is an equality
true to say that's some are good people. That's some
people don't say are racist, are good people, but that
(03:25):
they're just weak insight, that they are insufficient insight, that
they feel inadequate inside, that they feel insecured inside. Isn't
it true to say that the artwork feeling of superiority,
(03:45):
it's actually an inward feeling of inferiority. Isn't true? Just
say or think that when you see a racist, if
(04:06):
at all a human being can be called a racist,
but it's difficult to call that and prove that. That's
why sometimes we just go over the word hate. Well,
assuming not that be that If you see a person
(04:32):
that you can prove to be racist, if that can
be proven, then usually have pity on that person. When
you have pity on the person with a racist. For
a racist, I tell you, my friend, it's just a hero,
(04:55):
a hero manifested or disguise as hatred of a color
or a people, and without those colors or people, that
racist is a sexist, or a bigot, or a xenophobe
(05:17):
in a person. It's hate racism, It's just an excuse
of their heat. Hatred of the other is a manifestation
of emptiness, of poverty, of hollowness, and the empty fatality within.
(05:48):
I said today, my friend, that in the absence of
everything positive within the human being, something positive to be
happy of or about a happy one's self, you'll find
(06:10):
hate to racism because of that inner lack, the lack
of knowledge of our refusal to accept the responsibility for
one's own weaknesses, one's own shortcomings, for one's own flowers, limitations,
(06:36):
or lapses, by blaming others for taking away from others
what they haven't given themselves or what they cannot give themselves.
Isn't it true that a happily fulfilled life would find
reasons not to hate. Isn't it true to say that
(07:01):
a happily successful person, a person that feels secured and
prosperous as a human being, would not find the time
or mentor space or had ache to hate. Isn't it
(07:22):
true to say that its spiritually fulfilled being and are
intellectually elevated or enlightened being would be ashamed to hate
others or at wor was be seen as a racist.
Isn't it true to say a god fearing, a god
(07:43):
fearing and civilized being, or it dignified? An honorable human
being who find it difficult to hate or to be
racist or sexist or xenophobe, trud be tall and in
being equal, humans in their beauty, in their content, satisfaction, happiness, harmony, tranquility,
(08:12):
and inner peace. Who will be happy to love and
tolerate one another? Don't you think so? Don't you think
that hate comes from the lack of knowledge, the lack
of wealth, the lack of power, the lack of safety,
the lack of security, the lack of love, the lack
(08:34):
of kindness, the lack of compassion, the lack of affection,
the lack of conscience, the lack of killed, the lack
of shame, the lack of remorse or tolerance. Isn't it
true that hate cannot survive itself, that is survived in
(08:58):
the cluster by spreading and winning your minds or converting
your minds to pass on that heritage of hate is
in it to their hate isolated to itself. Some developed
a conscience for humanity, true self reflection, and if you
(09:19):
choose not to develop the self reflection a self destroye.
But I'll tell you, my friends, always remember this. Don't
be those who point fingers and accuse others of being
racist and are hateful. I asked upon day to help
those suffering from hate. Help those suffering from hate for hate,
(09:49):
manifested truth, racism or sexism, or blagotry. It's treatable. Is
a treatable disorder. Help the lonely to avoid hate or racism.
Help they abandoned to avoid hate or racism. Help the
(10:13):
neglected to avoid so in the seat of racism or hate.
Help them loveless and teach them to laugh. Help a
negatively narcissisted person and teach them to be positive, artruistic,
or have something to laugh or have something to believe
(10:33):
in larger themselves. Help they ignored, Help those who are
being ignored. Help they disrespected, Help those who are being disrespected.
Help the unsaved. Help those who need some spiritual healing
(10:57):
to believe in God, have fate, or believe in the
sanity of the human being on the sacredness of being.
Help the helpless and help the houseless or what they
call the homeless. Help those suffering from addiction, Help those
(11:20):
suffering from childlessness, Help those suffering from abuse or from
mental illness. For this are some of the unfixed inner
states that bleed into hate, racism, sexism, baquetry, or xenophobia.
(11:43):
Is in the truth, appointing fingers have hardly created a
better society. Isn't it true that somewhere within every human
being in lies hate, lies, racism, sexism, bakertry, or zenophibia.
(12:08):
That I'm talking to you, that's some part of me
is hateful. That's some part of me is racist. That's
some part of me is sexist. That's some part of
me is the biggest. That's some part of me is xenophobic.
Isn't the truth that all of us are guilty of this?
That we cannot point fingers or can just seek to
(12:29):
self hear. Isn't it true that we all are trying
not to let our inner demons hurt others? Isn't it truth?
There's just a matter of projection, perception and perspective or measurement,
(12:53):
proportionality and balance for us to learn how to treat
one another and tolerate one another. That within us humans
would like to set us calles, humans would like to
be vindictive, that humans would like to revenge, That humans
would like to blame orders for everything that is wrong
(13:13):
in their lives. That if somebody is lazy, some of
will blame orders. That is, somebody would like to depend
on the government, somebody will blame orders. That if somebody
will want to be entitled, somebody will blame orders. That
if somebody wants to be a victim, somebody will blame orders.
Isn't it true that racism, sexism, or hate, or ba
(13:37):
country or xenophobia, it's just passing around heat and pointing
fingers on one another. At the end of the day,
all of us are guilty, all of us are shameful,
that all of us can be better. Isn't it true
(13:57):
that one would look into the mirror we see hate
in us. Isn't it true that if they're points for
a billion people planner Earth, that every human being has
racism in them, sexism, and then baker train them hate
in them, then not fo behind them. Isn't it true
(14:20):
that everybody is suspicious of another stranger or somebody that
does not look like them, that doesn't look like their kind,
that's not of the same height, the same race, the
same gender, the same weight, that they don't believe in
the same religion, or come from the same neighborhood, or
have the same cars, or wear the same dress. Isn't
(14:44):
it always true that it is always something that one
find in others to point fingers to set them against us,
And therefore we let politicians use that against us, or
people use that to divide us and exploit us. Isn't
the truth that will must be wise enough to not
(15:05):
let that seed of hate find harbor within us, for
it soon destroys us. As in a true die apparent,
we find it difficult to hate the child for another
person for what goes around my camera on one day?
(15:27):
Isn't it just a wealth thinking? A wealth thinking? Isn't
that just a wealth thinking? That we can be better
if you want to, That life can be better, or
we can trust one another and we can try to
help and face one another. Would not be better? That
(15:51):
society can be better if you wants society to be better,
And we can stop excusing ourselves and just stop blaming others,
as in that hate come from blame, complain, whining, laziness, entitlement,
and victim her that would failed to have a job,
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that wouldn't take school seriously, that will committed the crime
and had a record, that we didn't have our finances
in order, that wouldn't respect our parents or get kicked
out from their home, that became addicted to drugs, addicted
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to sex or alcohol appeals. Isn't that blame in itself?
That will fail to develop ourself, in reach ourself, that
would refuse to work hard and find excuses, that would
keep procrastinating time after time. And it's definite easy to
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look at others and be cheerless and this success? Who
want people to call because who blame them from taking
our jobs? If we're working those jobs? I can they
take those jobs? I can somebody take your job when
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you're not working? How can you refuse a job and
blame somebody for taking the job. Isn't the truth? For
capitalism to success people people must work. Isn't the truer
for the government to success people people must work That
somebody must go to work to make money to generate
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revenue and pay taxes. Isn't the truth? Pointing fingers A
people are taking your job and miss You didn't develop,
you didn't rehabilitate, you didn't upgrade and update yourself. That
I didn't make yourself to be marketable, us to make
yourself to be esential, to be needed, that you prefer
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to sit and consume and depend on the government to
help help her. Then you take so much help from
the government, or you become so dependent on family or
on somebody that you fail to develop yourself. That you
go to school, you don't listen to the teacher, you
tend to be a bully, you don't respect others, You
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choose to be a criminal, and when you go to jail,
you got a terrible record. It's in the truth. I'm
not trying to judge, but I'm saying that the seed
of racism and sexism and bakatry, it's because we fail
ourselves that will fail our parents, that will fail our teachers,
that will fail our employers, that will fail our country,
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and that will refuse to develop ourselves, to believe in
a way ourselves and trust ourselves, that would refuse to
use our inner minds. Our inability and potentious and opportunity
is given to us to create, to invent, to invest
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in ourselves, to innovate ourselves, to be an entrepreneur, to
start a business or start something to put our names onto, something,
to be part of a group, to contribute to volunteer
is in the tool refused to be the firefighter, to
be the police officer, to be the engineer, or the teacher,
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or the doctor or the nurse, or the architect or
the janitor or the fashion designer or the chef or
the security, the god or the gardener or the help.
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That we fail ourselves so much that we choose to
hate others. I want to hurt them. When I hurt others,
when I kill them. To make appointments no point, because
when you take a life, it does not make you
there for to go work, to like yourself, to love yourself.
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It's new true that hate start from the inside. That
you hate yourself so much that need to project that
head onto others. It's the true that all of us
can hear can get better. But that is true that
we can get better. Some can see spiritual healing, some
can sick meditation, Some can just go have a job.
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Some can sick love and ask for forgiveness and repentance.
Some can let go. Some can move on for there's
too much to do in life. That life is still plentiful.
They need to go to this life and conquer life.
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A life is still there to live. A humans come
and humans go. They can They cannot keep blaming others
for your misfortune, for your mistakes, for your accidents, for
your male hands, for your disability, for whatever happened to you.
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You came to this world alone, delivered in the hospital
by nurse. You came from the woman for your mother,
and nobody was your problem to you make people to
become your problem. You must stop to blame others and
look into the mirror and fix yourself or ask for help.
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As now just a way of thinking that Jupiter, everything
being equal, that human beings in the abity content, satisfaction, happiness, harmony, tranquility,
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peace and glory or success would like to be happy,
to laugh, and to tolerate others. I said to thee,
my friend. And the fear of scarcity of resources, that is,
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scared of the fear of the scarcity of power, or
the fear of the scarcity of influence. Who leads on humans?
Who leads some human beings to hate and fear others?
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I said, today, my friend, the hate comes from lack,
the lack of knowledge that they call ignorance, the lack
of wealth, the lack of power, a lack of safety,
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the lack of security, the lack of love, a lack
of kindness, the lack of compassion, a lack of affection,
a lack of conscience, good conscience, the lack of sympathy,
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a lack of guilt, a lack of shame, a lack
of remorse or tolerance. We drive a human being, And
to hate, I sail to dear my friend, again and again,
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the help those suffering from hate. Hate manifests itself to
racism or sexism, of backantry. And if that is that,
what is is treatable. Hate can be seen as a disorder,
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and as a disease, as a disorder, and all of
us are guilty of this disorder. So we all can
therefore help one another. That's why I tell you again.
Help the neglected, Help the loveless, help a negative narcissist,
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help they ignored, Help the disrespected, help the exploited, help
the only to get it, Help the unsaved, help the helpless,
and help the homeless. Help those suffering from addiction, Help
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those suffering from joblessness, help those suffering from abuse, help
those suffering from mental illness. For this idea on fixing
our states that bleed into hate, racism, sexism, bagotry, or xenophobia.
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We oh, I try not let our inner demons had others.
I repeat again and again, we should not do that.
We should we all shed stop pointing fingers, stop judging
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or rouging or rushing into negative conclusions. For we all
can help rehabilitate ourselves on one another and give our
self reasons with them to be compassionate and respectful of
ourselves and others. For it's true that I cannot give,
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for you don't have. People don't give love because they
don't have love. People give hate because that's what they hate,
because that's what they have. So teach if humans to
teach themselves to laugh, teach humans to find reasons to
be happy with themselves. But you must hear you're in
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our wounds if I all want to fix society, for
society cannot recublic for society cannot recalibrate itself if we
don't fix our in ourselves. I always remember that before
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you call someone a racist, a hero, or sexist, a
bigot or xenophobe, look into the mirror. Accusations make reconcilable
differences difficult. No matter how flawed, wrong, or surface a
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human action might be, Always remember that humans act out
of reasonable calculations. We can't help adjust. These calculations. Do
not create disorders, do not create disonance, do not create chaos.
(28:54):
To not create instability, to know lied to atrocity, to know,
to inflicts or wars. Humans are better when they work together.
Humans are better when they understand one another. She must
are better when they listen to one another. Humans are
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better when they find God in one another. Humans are
better when they trust one another with the live of faith.
She must are better when they have hope in one another.
Society is much better when they're intrinsic individuality of every
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human beings respected. Humans like their space and choice of
whom to associate. We can hold this truth to the
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self evidence that just as humans like their space and
should be given the choice for whom to love, to be,
or to susy themselves with it, it can equally be
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true that you cannot force people on people. Just as
the law or civilized society cannot let others hurt others
for the mere crime of being different or looking different.
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Society can be better if we want it to be.
We can choose the path of self development, self reliance,
self determination, the part of independence and freedom and free
will to use this space given to us to develop
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ourselves and credit inner good allies within us. We can
choose this time on earth to flourish ourselves, or can
choose to find fault in others or hate others for
their naturality will be unkind and unfair, unjust. To hit
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the child for being a child, to hit a woman
for being a woman, to hte a man for being
a man, to hit a person for being the way
for hap to hit a person for being the way
with the look, or to hate the person for being intelligent,
or to hate a person for being worthy, or to
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hate a person for being healthy. It's just not nice
and kind to hate a person for no good reason.
You can hate somebody if after you choose to hate
for doing something wrong. You cannot just hate somebody for
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being themselves. That's a stretch too far. But we must
understand that within society some humans are suffering from mental
health issues. We must understand that society has let so
many people down. We must understand as many humans being
(32:49):
as struggling as some humans being just want to be liked,
do want to belong You want to become part of something.
And when humans are part of something called racism or
sexism or cruelty, we can rehabilitate them. We can re
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educate them. You cannot treat hate by hate it. You
cannot fight hate. I hate it. You cannot be seeking
to eradicate that which you are promoting. The opposite of
hate is love. To neutralize you must use the opposite.
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Will you find it tip within you to find reasons
to walk with somebody from the other side. When you
find it deep within you to be comfortable with somebody
that does not look like you, will you find it
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deep withding you to travel to other countries, to integrate
into other cultures without charging those people. Remember, you came
to this war by yourself to the help of others.
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You will deliver in this universe alone, so you can
only be part of that universe. You cannot, therefore, come
to this war to delete other humans. You are not
born to terminate other humans. Philosopher Prince ai Intelligence is
(34:57):
Philosopher Prince Israel's Are September twenty feet, twenty twenty five
from the Philosophical city of Las Vegas, the dialectics on height.
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We are are suffering from the same thing or from
the same things that we want to eliminate or to
let car Everybody has within them. Hate. Everybody has within them,
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racism everybody has within them sexism. Everybody has within them bigotry.
Everybody has within them something phobia. Everybody half within them
that thing of suspicion or fear of the other. But
(36:12):
we should remember to give ourselves reasons to keep our differences,
to respect our boundaries, to live in our intrinsic individuality,
by cherishing their differences, and by not using our differences
(36:37):
as a weapon to destroy ourselves or self extinct. Thank you.
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