It's time for us to do the journey into this gold medal performance.

You know, I'm fascinated with the material we have in here.

Do you know the word accuser?

I'm reading from our book on gold medal performance.

And the word accuser is the Greek word categorizzo, categorio, which is where you get the word categorize.

People that put people in categories and pit them against each other.

You know, people that say we are a racist, a homophobic, xenophobic, socialists, a capitalist, a Jew, boomer.

The categorization is actually activity of the accuser.

Human beings are a little more complicated than a simple category.

And the danger of categorizing is the moment that you put the lens on yourself and

see someone else through the filter of that,

well, you could other them. You know what that means? You could instead of them, you could either be an

other, which makes them an it, or they could be a person which makes them a vow.

The thou or the it.

This is Martin Buber, the German philosopher and theologian, Jewish, said that,

I can either treat you as a vow or an it.

The Jews were treated as an it because the Germans were taught to see the Jews as vermin, animals, it.

So the whole Hamas thing is a wrapping of your head around an otherization.

They're not human.

Gun them down outside.

A young couple, beautiful young couple, get ready to get married, shoot them to death.

Free Gaza. What could cause a person to become so hateful that they would justify

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