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“I confini sono e restano importanti perché ogni cosa, per crescere bene, deve avere un suo spazio e un suo limite. I confini non sono tratti capricciosi di penna, ma rappresentano l'estremo limite di mondi vivi, tra loro in verità il più delle volte meno simili di quel che sembra. Non è vero che separano e allontanano: rendendo i cittadini e gli Stati sicuri di sé, i confini in fondo incoraggiano l'apertura e il venirsi incontro.”

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Book:Fotti il potere. Gli arcana della politica e dell'umana natura
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“Leaving a room or space for disappointment. Made us love the dead and hate the living. People have turn that room or space into a store room. Where they store their anger, revenge, hate, gossip, betrayal, vengeance, fear, heartbreak, hurt, pain, unforgiveness, toxicity , bad and evil ways. The most Inhuman thing we do as humans is we are not there for one another. We don't look out for each other. We don't take care of each other. We only care and love people when they have passed on. We only show love and appreciation when people have passed on. What is it that is so hard to love a and appreciate a human being . While they are still alive?”

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“Here’s the thing, I would say. Most people, wherever they’re from, whatever they look like, are looking for the same thing. They’re not trying to get filthy rich. They don’t expect someone else to do what they can do for themselves. “But they do expect that if they’re willing to work, they should be able to find a job that supports a family. They expect that they shouldn’t go bankrupt just because they get sick. They expect that their kids should be able to get a good education, one that prepares them for this new economy, and they should be able to afford college if they’ve put in the effort. They want to be safe, from criminals or terrorists. And they figure that after a lifetime of work, they should be able to retire with dignity and respect.”

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Book:A Promised Land
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