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(h) TROM - 2.14 Wars, weapons and law people

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    [Weapons, Wars and Law people ]
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    What is a weapon?
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    In the dictionary there are many definitions,
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    but we all know that a weapon is a tool used to harm
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    (while defending yourself,
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    hunting or as a deliberate attack).
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    Weapons were a great help for the survival of the human species
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    because they were used for hunting
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    so it made primitive man's living easier.
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    Unfortunately humans started to use these objects (weapons),
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    not as an utility necessary to survival,
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    but as some objects through which they could express their hatred and selfishness,
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    behaviors created by the environment.
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    1. Humanized weapons: are objects that have a different utility
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    but may become, or have become, weapons.
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    We're talking about knives, blades, hands,
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    absolutely anything that can be used as a weapon;
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    They’re called humanized because only humans can transform them into weapons.
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    Those objects wouldn’t become weapons if society was based on intelligence
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    and focused on education.
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    Which is not the case in the current system.
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    2. Weapons: objects / machinery specifically designed to hurt.
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    Weapons are mainly focused on hurting human beings and not enough on hunting.
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    Hunting is now an activity done for pleasure,
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    a hobby, a form of entertainment.
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    Hunting isn’t even necessary anymore
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    because the need for hunting is long gone.
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    Some are used strictly to hurt other human beings.
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    Guns, swords, bombs, rocket launchers, fighter planes, tanks,
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    cannons and other sophisticated weapons
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    are focused on attacking other humans.
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    People in charge of weapons business
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    have invented a new term: self-defense weapons,
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    but they forgot that for self-defense weapons to exist
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    they need the other ones, pure weapons.
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    In that, they are all weapons, the only difference is how they are used.
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    Instead of eliminating those weapons
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    they invented others for self-defense.
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    People have had the nerve to create national arms
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    (weapons of mass destruction).
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    These are weapons designed for countries to be used during potential conflicts,
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    and they continue to invest massively in the development of these objects / machines.
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    How can you create such weapons when we share the same planet?
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    Today America has 300 submarines
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    Each one, not according to me but according to the War Department,
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    has more destructive power than all the world and history. One submarine.
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    now where can we go with that? what can you accomplish?
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    But there's a place for particular senators and government officials,
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    they built a place under a mountain for them to go to in case of nuclear war.
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    Well, there's a six month supply of food, water, all the necessities of life.
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    What do you come out to?
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    You ever think of that?
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    A burnt out, radioactive wasted area?
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    how stupid can you be?
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    All laws are coming to existence because of scarcity
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    when there's scarcity of water people will steal it, remove it
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    if not for themself for their children
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    so, all the laws in the world
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    but if you don't want people to steal water, build an electric fence around the water
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    and it's the way to say, you don't need to put outside: don't steal water
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    but those people will die
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    so we don't want to do that
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    we don't want to build a fence around our country and say
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    This is t he greatest country in the world. We're gonna keep it that way
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    we depend on other countries, if we live on ourselves I'm can assure you
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    we'll die on ourselves
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    because if the Russians do nuclear testing
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    and they dump radioactive stuff into the sea or the Japanese
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    The world is one big place and the air moves around
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    and the waters move
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    therefore living to yourself, your little isolated colony
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    your little culture that you wanna build
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    your little city that you wanna build
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    of people with like-mindedness
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    all of that has no basis for survival
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    Now, as a normal person, you'll wonder what they are thinking and where could this lead?
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    It's easy to solve the mystery of continued weapons development.
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    We live in a monetary system that relies on consumers to function and on profit to evolve.
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    How is the weapon business the most profitable business?
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    It's normal for this industry to prosper,
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    even though it represents a disgrace to the human species
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    and also a danger (possibly the greatest),
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    because of the conflicting vested interests of countries and companies causing conflict.
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    An intelligent system can take back any weapon
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    and would invent some strictly to protect the human race
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    in case of alien invasion,
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    although if such a war would occur, we would have no chance
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    because the attacking alien species should have a much more advanced technology,
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    since they've succeed in traveling to our planet.
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    It was just an idea to keep the weapon concept.
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    Do you think we can get rid of these nuclear arsenals and how do we go about doing it?
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    Well, you got to ask what they are for.
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    When man is educated and has access to abundance
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    (food, comfort, technology) without the need for obedience,
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    which is possible, then he would not need weapons,
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    and the humanized weapons would not have reasons to be animated
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    because there is no reason to attack anyone.
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    Instead of producing these weapons that have filled the planet,
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    in massive quantity causing extensive damage,
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    it would be better to produce technology, machines...
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    that can save man from any work, from the desire to steal, to commit murders.
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    Instead of creating weapons of mass destruction
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    you can create weapons of mass creation.
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    Wars represents people playing with guns on a massive scale.
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    Ask yourself, when two or more countries are at war:
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    who took this decision to kill each other?
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    Did you vote for that?
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    After all the countries are some imaginary delimitation's,
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    if I'm in one of these countries and I'm in danger, who's to blame?
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    Who decided to declare war on a country?
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    Do they understand what a country is?
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    Who are those individuals that take action on behalf of everyone?
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    And more importantly, what are they solving through this brutal act?
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    There have been many wars over time;
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    what was the result of these wars, besides suffering and dead people?
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    Ask yourself what is the purpose of war
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    and why do we struggle to prevent them?
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    War is a word which was invented when one territorial group of people
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    took away others people's land
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    they used force and violence, and war was the media for doing that
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    you shot other people, stole their women and their resources
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    for your own gain
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    and nations have been at war
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    ever since man invented weapons
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    and as long as you invent weapons, you will have war
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    and war is the means of protecting everything you've stolen from others.
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    No nation starts out very big
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    they start out smaller and take lands away from other people
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    and they don't take it by invitation
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    they weren't invited to take over the land
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    they took it, by killing force and violence
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    and war is the most inapropiate way of solving the differences
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    that's why I'm against the pentagon and the military
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    because they majorely should be concern with how to bridge the differences
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    and bring nation together, towards common purposes
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    mainly taking care of the environment, one another
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    and restoring the damaged environment
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    that's what I would like to see in military systems
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    I would like to see, instead of training millions of soldiers to be killing machines
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    I rather train them in being problem solvers
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    turn them back to school, teaching social science
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    social psychology, sociology
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    so they can add to the culture, not be destructive.
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    Again, think how different life would be
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    if soldiers were taught to resolve social differences instead of how to kill.
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    Personally, I would prefer to work
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    so that soldiers can have all the comfort they need for free,
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    in order for them to help solve problems,
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    to become problems solvers instead of creators.
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    Who wouldn't wish that?
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    Instead of a brutal intervention, beastly and with many deaths that ultimately doesn't solve anything,
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    to have some extremely knowledgeable people
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    part of an intervention that can alleviate and solve problems.
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    Wars represent the ultimate failure of humans,
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    where they cannot deal with the problems at hand
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    or they don't want to.
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    And I tried hard to be proud of my service, but all I could feel was shame.
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    Racism could no longer mask the reality of the occupation.
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    These were people. These are human beings.
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    I've since been plagued by guilt anytime I see an elderly man
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    like the one who couldn't walk, who we rolled onto a stretcher
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    and told the Iraqi police to take him away.
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    I feel guilt anytime I see a mother with her children like the one who cried hysterically
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    and screamed that we were worst than Saddam as we forced her from her home.
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    I feel guilt anytime I see a young girl
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    like the one I grabbed by the arm and dragged into the street.
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    We are told we are fighting terrorists.
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    The real terrorist was me and the real terrorism is this occupation.
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    Racism within the military has long been an important tool to justify the destruction and occupation of another country.
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    It's long been used to justify the killing, subjugation and torture of another people.
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    Racism is a vital weapon employed by this government.
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    It is a more important weapon than a rifle a tank, a bomber or a battleship.
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    It's more destructive than an artillery shell or a bunker buster or a Tomahawk missile.
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    While those weapons are created and owned by this government
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    they are harmless without people willing to use them.
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    Those who send us to war do not have to pull a trigger or lob a mortar round.
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    They do not have to fight the war. They merely have to sell the war.
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    They need a public who is willing to send their soldiers into harm's way.
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    They need soldiers who are willing to kill and be killed without question.
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    They can spend millions on a single bomb
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    but that bomb only becomes a weapon when the ranks in the military are willing to follow orders to use it.
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    They can send every last soldier anywhere on Earth but there'll only be a war if soldiers are willing to fight.
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    And the ruling class, the billionaires who profit from human suffering
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    care only about extending their wealth,
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    controlling the world economy.
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    Understand that their power lies only in their ability to convince us that war,
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    oppression and exploitation is in our interest.
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    They understand that their wealth is dependent on their ability
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    to convince the working class to die to control the market of another country.
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    And convincing us to kill and die is based on their ability to make us think that we are somehow superior.
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    Soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen
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    have nothing to gain from this occupation.
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    The vast majority of people living in the US have nothing to gain from this occupation.
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    In fact, not only do we have nothing to gain but we suffer more because of it.
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    We lose limbs, endure trauma and give our lives.
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    Our families have to watch flag-draped coffins lowered into the earth.
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    Millions in this country without health care, jobs or access to education must watch
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    as this government squander over 450 million dollars a day on this occupation.
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    Poor and working people in this country are sent to kill poor and working people in another country to make the rich richer.
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    Without racism soldiers would realize that they have more in common with the Iraqi people
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    than they do with the billionaires who send us to war.
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    I threw families onto the street in Iraq only to come home and find families
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    thrown onto the street in this country in this tragic, tragic and unnecessary foreclosure crisis.
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    We need to wake up and realize that our real enemies are not in some distant land
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    and not people whose names we don't know and cultures we don't understand.
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    The enemy is people we know very well and people we can identify.
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    The enemy is a system that wages war when it's profitable.
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    The enemy is the CEO's who lay us off our jobs when it's profitable.
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    It's the insurance companies who deny us health care when it's profitable.
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    It's the banks who take away our homes when it's profitable.
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    Our enemy is not 5,000 miles away. They are right here at home.
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    If we organize and fight with our sisters and brothers we can stop this war.
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    We can stop this government and we can create a better world.
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    The killing of Osama Bin Laden is a failure to me
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    because the negative retroactions of that will be enormous!
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    It's the amount of hatred and people that will die as a result of that.
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    So the killing of one man never destroys a value system.
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    It destroys that person, but the value system goes on.
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    Racism, bigotry, stupidity are part of the problem.
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    Stupidity means lack of information regarding certain types of problems.
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    If you start killing people, you'll always have people you want to kill.
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    -- Law people (Police)
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    Police: they are the ones that keep our society under control.
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    These human beings are following some laws and they make you follow those laws too,
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    without giving any explanation or asking themselves why they are doing this.
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    Because: 1.
    cops are directly in touch with the monetary system citizens
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    2. the language used is old and interpretable
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    3. A policeman’s status makes him behave violently, even if he doesn't want to.
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    We have shown in the prison experiment what such a job can make you do.
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    4. Laws are fixed for an unequal society
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    5. Citizens are obedient in front of authority
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    6. The policeman represents a trade
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    and we saw that the job is just a form of slavery dressed in bright colors
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    Practically this job negatively affects everyone
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    in a chaotic rhythm.
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    The policeman may behave violently,
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    he may misinterpret what you say
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    (today if you are over 30 years and talk to a 12 year old girl,
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    you must be careful with what you say because you may be misinterpreted and be accused of pedophilia);
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    and people tend to be obedient to the authorities.
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    With such an interpretable language
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    this system can’t be beneficial, even if the laws would be useful and accurate,
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    which is not the case.
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    Not to mention the corruption that is a direct result of the monetary system
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    because money is made more important than anything else.
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    If it is accepted that justice makes things right through punishment,
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    why do situations like this still occur?
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    It's 17 april 2005, at police headquarters, in Providence, Rhode Island.
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    26 years old Esteban Carpio is being questioned about the murderer of an elderly woman.
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    Suddenly Carpio grabs detective Jim Allan's gun and shoots him at point blink range
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    in the face
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    As Allan lays dying Carpio leaps from a third floor window
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    and attempts to escape.
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    He is captured only a few blocks from police headquarters
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    and when he appears at his arragement, the extend of his injuries stunned the courtroom.
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    I was horrified when I saw this kid walk in the courtroom.
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    I mean, I've seen those masks used before to keep people from spiting or biting the officers that are guarding them
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    but this wasn't for that.
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    That's not the norm, you never see people come in with a mask, it's very rare.
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    Whatever he might have done, whatever he was charged for, whatever the accusation, the mask is dehumanizing.
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    It makes him look like an animal.
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    I mean that looks to me almost like brain damage time.
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    You know, the way the forehead is so swollen, eyes are covered in wax? almost.
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    But it's really just a skin.
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    if you look at the before picture and the after
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    you can't recognize him and it's no wonder his family reacts the way they do.
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    It was very obvious, that the reason why he was wearing that is because the cops decided to take justice into their own hands,
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    before he ever enter the courtroom.
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    An investigation conducted by the FBI
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    cleared police of any wrongdoing.
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    The fact is if you are judged to be a bad enough person, the law enforcement
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    has a great latitude, as to which sort of summary punishment they are going to inflict upon you.
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    In october 2006, Carpio showed up in court again
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    This time without the mask.
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    He was sentenced to life without a possibility of parole.
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    And do not forget that increasingly
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    more private companies employ people as personal police
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    or private security to protect personal rights / laws of that company.
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    O.K just one more time, central London we're outside
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    the Shell headquarters the British Headquarters of Shell
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    and even before I started filming
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    the private security we're very adamant that
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    no filming would be allowed, this is one more example of
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    a man standing on very public property with the camera
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    just being told what to do .
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    It starts to grate me,
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    but they are only following orders but, what orders are they following?
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    He is trying to shoot (pictures) from the person road, filming the building.
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    I required him not to, but he's going on filming.
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    - The thing is... we are on a public area - I don't give a shit man, you know that
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    I advised you that you to do not make a scene.
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    Do you just swear at me?
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    You just stood there... When I told you that you are not allowed
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    You just stood there and said I'm doing it
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    I don't give a damn, I'm just doing it
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    I didn't say that I don't give a damn
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    But I'm on a public area
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    Are you a police man?
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    If I would be a policemen, I would have arrested you
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    You would have arrested me? Under what charge?
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    What would you have arrested me under?
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    Just said it to you man, just said it...
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    He asked me to stay here, I'm not gonna obey you
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    I'm sure you will notice that this is shell, a big oil company of course
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    and a ... this is a public area, this is the public sidewalk... What is this big wheel called?
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    The london eye, and
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    if you want to film at the outside of a building in a public area in London,
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    you are allowed to do so, you are fully allowed to do so
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    and my dad used to work for shell
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    not that this would be relevant to anything
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    but what is also relevant is, that even before I took my camera out
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    he was trying to tell me what to do
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    Anyway, this is one the new London bikes, sponsored by Barclays of course
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    you can't have a nice bike-scheme without being sponsored by...
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    a big bank
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    where's the police man?
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    oh maybe you are allowed to film in a public area, maybe you are not allowed to tell me what to do
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    You think you get a fluorescent jacket and a little radio
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    and then you can actually tell normal people what to do?
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    Just stand there
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    See, this is a public area! I'm on a public area!
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    Why are you coming to me for?
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    Because you told me not to and you got no right to tell me what to do! Have you?!
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    Have you? Come on, admit it!
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    You've got no right to tell anyone what to do!
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    Hi Sir, how are you?
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    you do not have the right to tell normal people walking pass what to film, do you?
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    hi, how is it going?
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    Was he attacking you?
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    Ne. but he was shouting at me, I was across the street. I have been walking around London
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    I'm filming for my protection, for evidence
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    walking around, my dad used to work for shell
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    my dad is a harbour pilot, he used to pack ships for shell in japan
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    I got my camera out, and thought, Oh this the shell headquarters
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    This man, you, started to tell what to do
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    I am a normal human being in a public area, I can film any building I want
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    He threatened me with police!
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    Do you realize how annoying it is to be told what to do by
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    someone... a little jumped up security officer in a fluorescent jacket
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    He was abusive to me! He was abusive to me.
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    He scorned me twice. I've got everything on video
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    The thing is... he threatened me with arrest!
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    Did he called someone?
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    No, this was just 10 minutes ago. But... he threatened me with arrest.
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    Anyway, this is going to be on Youtube. Because I have a Youtube-Channel.
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    Maybe you should retrain your stuff, not to shout at people across the street,
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    telling them what to do!
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    Then why are you shouting at me?
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    No, no, I'm actually... Ok, I have to apologize, I'm actually quite worked up
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    I'm worked up... I'm not shouting at you
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    He didn't came over and asked me. He came over and told me
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    that you are not allowed to film this building
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    I'm just one of these human beings, I don't want to be told what I'm not allowed to do
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    Of course I will do it, if I know that I'm not breaking the law
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    We are in a public area. If you want to explain me that officially? No?
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    Why not?
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    Your staff, that you are defending, just told me that I'm not allowed to do something
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    Oh!!! Am I allowed to do it now?! Am I allowed to film the building now?!
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    Are you going to still tell me what to do?
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    You jumped up little security guard, trying to tell human beings what to do in a public area
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    At least my salary isn't paid by an oil company!
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    anyway, good day to all of you
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    It’s sad to think that these people, policeman, really want to do justice, to help people,
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    but unfortunately they never think about what laws actually are,
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    why should police enforce them or who gives them orders.
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    People wants to do things right, but they are misdirected.
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    Weapons, army and policeman maintain an established society.
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    So how can they work for people?
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    [ Alternative Solutions ]
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    Weapons, army and policeman maintain an established society.
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    So, this is against progress and evolution.
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    As there are no bad people with bad intentions,
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    but only a harmful environment that pushes people towards such behavior,
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    these organizations no longer have any purpose in an environment that caters for everyone.
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    Some people, and organizations, that want to make so-called justice
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    should promote a system that advocates equality between people,
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    a system based on planetary resources,
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    a system  where goods and services are abundant,
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    a system based on proper education and free access to any information,
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    because in such a system justice is it’s foundation.
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    In order to achieve these goals
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    such an organization must be armed with the ability to solve problems.
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    So, there would be no need for weapons.
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    A society based on planetary resources, where goods and services are abundant,
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    leads directly to a more free and equal society.
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    There would be no need for police, army or weapons in such a society.
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    In a society of educated people with no reason to commit any crime,
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    for what would we need the police?
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    Who would join an army? Who would animate the weapons?
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    So, the solutions would be proper education and abundance,
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    leading to weapons(army or police) being unnecessary,
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    but such a society is not compatible with the monetary system
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    To the extent that we raise our children with artificial values, that will produce harm in the future.
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    You think they're only children. "I don't think its that necessary.."
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    War, guns, possession of guns are partly nurtured by our culture.
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    And guns give people a sense of power.
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    A false sense of power.
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    Real sense of power is delivery of information that's relevant to people.
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    Of course you don't sense it right away.
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    You don't feel a glorious feeling doing that.
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    But really, it's a long term investment.
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    And all short term investments may appear to solve problems. But they only perpetuate problems into the future.
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    With so many scientific discoveries
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    it's amazing that people do not still realize
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    that they are all from the same species
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    and that they all live on the same planet.
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    Remembering the vast universe and what is a human being,
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    it's sad that it takes a conflict within this species,
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    the only one capable(from what we know so far), to understand the universe.
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    This conflict can be understood today through environmental influence,
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    the way people learn(through imitation), obedience to authority etc...
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    Study after study showing this should help in resolving these conflicts, but they don’t.
Title:
(h) TROM - 2.14 Wars, weapons and law people
Description:

http://tromsite.com - Full documentary, very well organized (download, youtube stream, subtitles, credits, share, get involved, and many more)

Documentary´s description :
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TROM (The Reality of Me) represents the biggest documentary ever created, it is also the only one that tries to analyse everything : from science to the monetary system as well as real solutions to improve everyone's life.

A new and ´real´ way to see the world.

"Before the Big-Bang, till present, and beyond."
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Video Language:
English
Duration:
31:06

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