Speaker 1
Sosa, o, my god. I've been judging all these germans, absolutely not understanding the terror that it must have been. And wen ansi germany was orse than argentina, but i knew my terror, and i excused myself. Sois i go, wait a minute. I'm using a completely different bar to measure myself or measure the others. For me, it's ok, and i'm just protecting myself. They, they're the sons of bitches, evil that didn't do anything when they were taking my people. Eweme, that's not ethical. That's not fair. So i when wen red asks me about the meditation, i think that that's part of what feels good, to feel self righteous, to feel we're the good ones. And that's very, very, very, very dangerous. So that's why i think freedom of expression, the respect for other people's ideas, the the civil dialogue about, let's check one another in a friendly manner, select what what is true, what is beautiful, what is just. In this situation a that it's the only guarantee we have to at least not er too far off the mark. Because when any person is left alone, we start becoming delirious. We start having our own ideas. And then if we feed upon itself, on the self righteousness, and we can end up in o creating absolute hollow costs over and over and again by the people that are leading hollocos. They think they're doing the right thing. They're protecting their pean. I'm sure you ask any person so called evil, what are they doing, and they'll tell you a good story. So i'm i learned that the hard way by realizing, i mean, i didn't do anything, but not speaking up, i consider something shameful. I wouldn't do again. But i did it, and i didn't know that i was doing it until ten years later.