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Ideas That Unite Us
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| The idea that there was a racial community, when I grew up, that was considered racist. | |
| That was a KKK view. | |
| There's such a thing as a race community. | |
| Yeah, and it's crazy. | |
| You know, I belong to a community of people that believe in hard work, that don't believe in handouts, that want to work hard and be given opportunities. | |
| And that community looks, if you look at our faces, we don't have a certain look, right? | |
| There are blacks, whites, Hispanics, Jews, you know, that's not what matters. | |
| It's our ideas that unite us, and that really is sort of one of the building blocks of my book. | |
| You know, ideology is what combines people and makes us a community, not skin color or race or sexuality. | |
| It's interesting even this notion that there is a black community. | |
| So I am curious, am I supposed to think like George Soros? | |
| He's a Jew and I'm a Jew. | |
| Everything he stands for, I have contempt for. | |
| He is the opposite of me on the human chart. | |
| He is the literal opposite. | |
| Everything he believes is the opposite of everything I believe. | |
| What community are we a member of? | |
| I mean, I ask these same questions, and that makes the left head explode. | |
| They don't understand. | |
| And it's not even just as they say, this is your community. | |
| They think that you have a responsibility to defend that person, no matter what they do. | |
| Right? | |
| Yes. | |
| I mean, that's the worst part, is that they're asking you to defend people that are fundamentally bad. | |
| Yes, hold on there, because I want to retell everybody. | |