(fast ethereal music)
(sirens blaring)
- [Woman] Should we? Ok, let's try.
- This is part of the city.
The city is always on full alert.
Whether successful or not.
Is this ok? Can I speak?
- [Woman] We're ready. - You're ready? Ok.
Maybe it's not the right thing for us to discuss here,
but I have to say something for record about peace.
- [Woman] Are you ok? No?
- My position is that you can not work
towards peace being peaceful
in many ways.
One thing is that, what kind of peace are we imagining?
Peace that is peaceful, that's not worth imagining
this kind of peace.
If the peace is to be the one where everybody's quiet,
and doesn't open up one's self towards others,
doesn't share what's unspeakable,
doesn't disrupt the others,
doesn't offer unsolicited criticism,
doesn't defend other's right to speak,
that peace is worth nothing.
- [Voiceover] It's actually reminds me
the kind of peace that was secured in my old country
on the communist regime.
That is death of democracy.
That might have consequences as bad as war,
as bloody war and conflict.
So, in a way to prevent the world from bloody conflict,
we must sustain a certain kind of
adversarial life
in which we are struggling with our problems in public.
(coughing)
Because those interruptions,
destroying the kind of dramatic aspect of my speech.
- [Woman] What if they're adding to the trauma?
- Well, for you, but I don't know if it will be clear,
and another school will see it later.
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