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The next generation got fucked up.
You know that I have little concern for

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the country and its future, because
maybe at the most I have twenty years

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left to live, you put the
sumos that I have thirty more left,

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which rules me out as a possible
fighter or have to stand in front of

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battle, fight for freedom or the
Dominican territory, or worry about a job

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place or all the things that must
concern the people that they have to fight

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for. I' ve already completed
them. So, I' m careless

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if the country goes out of bris
and the devil takes it. Honestly I

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say that one tries to keep doing
his job, already, not to lie

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down, as he says, not
to defeat oneself, but certainly future generations

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have it very complicated. And this
not only here, this is in large

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part of the oxidizing countries. And
yesterday, yesterday, not a few days

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ago, I found a writing from
one of an artist, from a page

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that I read very often and article
from that peara already greater tango, is

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a page of taroism and sheath relations
of all those things, but looking for

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themes and pods for the program.
I go into those places that I usually

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try not to do what other colleagues
do, which is that they listen to

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other programs and bring and bring to
their program the topics and conversations on the

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program that they were listening to.
Two days later he spends two days of

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forsi exactly some colleagues do that.
Well, this girl writes an article about

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a mother at school where her son
is She complained because one of her classmates

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was better than her son in football. I saw that in Alberto, I

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saw it because his son was not
competitive like the others. So, she

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was the kind of society we are
creating today, where we must all have

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the same results. And I think
the worst and so did the one who

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brought that idea here, because I
was saying out of the air that many

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of the intruders we' re in
today. It is true that President Fernando

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worked many advances in the country,
but he also brought us many problems and

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the worst for the education system,
the worst, the worst of ideas were

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recommended by Mrs Esta, who was
his first Minister of Education in the second

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government and beloved melo which is the
famous policy that no child should be left

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behind for those who have no children
public schools and some schools do so as

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well. This is a sheath that
has been put into practice in some countries.

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And it' s Jesus said even
if he can' t read and

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he' s in second and he
can' t read for passing the third,

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because between zero he' s going
to solve the problem. And if

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in third he doesn' t learn
to read, he' s going to

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move it into fourth, because in
fourth he' s going to solve the

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problem. But no kid in the
back. I have a friend who is

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a teacher at a public school in
the Minas and she is very critical of

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that policy. She says because the
result in the end is mediocre students.

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There must be merit for you to
move on course. You didn' t

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pass, you' re left behind
with a flop. I don' t

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know who' s making this one
up. There' s this total absurd

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sheath. Well, then this young
woman is going to complain where the school

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managers, where is the child of
this one she writes and says in the

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first part of the article she is
titled by a mother says that parents should

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stop raising children. She says a
mom says parents should stop raising soft kids

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after her son got in trouble for
hurting one kid' s feelings by being

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better than another in football. I' ll read the first three. Part

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of it doesn' t. Failure
is part of life. She starts writing

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the author at one point to another. Everyone loses you can' t be

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the best at everything. However,
an era of participation trophies, many children

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are never taught how to fail,
and this is resulting in soft children.

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Said one mother, The mother made
this comment at Tiktok to vent that her

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son had been reprimanded for score goals
during a football game at recess. Mother

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step Wilson explained that she received a
call from her seven- year- old

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son' s deputy school principal,
explaining that he and two other children played

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football during recess and that a child
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the other players scored goal after goal, the goalkeeper was so upset that his

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skills, his skills, complained to
the teacher crying there was no mockery.

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I checked. The mother said she
added they were so upset because the children

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continued to score goals, she went
to see the teacher and wept for it.

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This led the teacher to send the
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friend to the principal' s office, apparently because they were better at football

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than other students. Wilson attributed the
problem to parents educating their children to be

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too soft. If you call me
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been a fight or a physical injury. She emphasized the mother. Don'

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t call me because the feelings of
a soft child have been hurt, because

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a child is better than he in
sports allowing such dramatic behavior will only prevent

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the child from learning from his failures, that the child learns from his failures

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and mistakes. Instead, he will
continue to blame others and inevitably face challenges

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in life in the future. Gentlemen
and give it, life, gentlemen,

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is not easy. Life is not
a corn. Life gives you a blow

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after a blow, and I think
that' s the stage in which you

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should start learning how hard, that
life, that life doesn' t give

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the turns you want, you never
do that many years ago. It reminds

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us that I spoke here of this
practice, that there are in many parts

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of the world where there is no
competition, not the number one, number

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two, but you participated already exactly
everyone wins is the concept of equal participation,

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equality of result, not equal opportunities. But the best thing. He

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is better and must have the recognition
of his skills, of his commitment,

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of his work to achieve the result
he obtained better than the other. So,

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and that' s going to apply
the bike the same. Let'

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s do one. One. How
many missions are forty- six, how

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many millions a good ad is divided
among all the stations. No, because

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that' s not convenient for anyone
who invests in advertising. The one who

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invests in advertising wants the best possible
result, at the lowest possible cost,

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the greatest possible effectiveness of advertising impact. At least it costs you and there

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is a mathematical calculation that is done
to get to that number. So it

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says, in summary, the key
data in this article says, for example,

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in the case that failure is an
inevitable part of life and you can

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' t be the best in everything. I, for example, accepted that

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I don' t have the skills
to be right- handed with video games.

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Ya and I tried to play video
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I was always shitty playing video games. In the only video game that went

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well for me was in a video
game called a Hunter. Uh- huh

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Well, I' m not a
reminder of asth Hunter axo as Hunter.

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And it was a video game from
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computer that was an island where you
arrived commandos and there were wild men who

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grabbed you and penetrated you anally.
Then you had to kill those men who

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if they caught you didn' t
and penetrated you anally. Then I came

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to unthinkable levels because yes, because
I didn' t want a tiger to

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break my buttocks ok and I arrived
at the twelve kings i e ja.

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I got very far playing sounding,
the further I got, the harder it

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was. Sometimes they were mobs of
naked men with their huge penises looking to

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penetrate you and leave the ciquitilla,
but the commandos with their rifles and pods,

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they killed them and everything went up
level, but I could never play

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super mario and get to the end. I didn' t have the skills.

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And there are people who don'
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of activity, and that has to
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to sing opera, but I don' t have the voice to sing opera.

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I remember the record of that game
well. Keep saying, keep saying.

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The era of participation trophies has resulted
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to manage failure, creating weak children. In the case we' re talking

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about, the mother' s reaction. The mother criticized the school' s

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decision to punish her children for being
better at sport than the other. Simply

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put, that is communism led to
this, this socialism and point social ideas

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are carried away is not that they
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it is not so. And now
the point in the mother that the situation

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is because the parents are raising their
children to be too weak. Not teaching

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children to face failures can lead them
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in the future. The mother emphasized
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and resilient. The boy who played
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The teacher missed the opportunity to teach
children the value of sportsmanship. Parents should

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teach their children to be strong self- assured. It is essential that children

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learn to manage their emotions and meet
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is a learned behavior that can be
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don' t learn to handle failure
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validation the mother warned that if a
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handle someone being better than him in
sport, parents are failing and it'

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s crucial to raise children who can
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So that, in short, what
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these imagine. These are the generations
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our eh and notice, if it
is our mistakes that the teacher is supporting

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him, that the school has nothing
to get in there. The hardware should

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play its role, which is of
course, there is an academic, academic

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folder that is the rock that the
school must play. Any other kind of

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training they do has to do at
home, in life or whatever, because

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you don' t have to get
into any of that sheath. Well,

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in the end, this raises something
because the new ones are now called positive

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parenting whatever. I don' t
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t believe positive parenting either. Positive
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To soft, soft people don'
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t listen to this conversation. One
day I told him I say everyone gets

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in if you like someone who died
a relative. Don' t let the

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child know that he learns to deal
with death, because death is part of

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life. If he is traumatized,
he will have the ability, because human

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nature has made us evolve from overcoming
that, we have to learn to deal

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with those things, but that the
child cannot hear that people die. Well,

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then, unfortunately, the day that
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those who care badly to die will
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develop the skills to face it is
to sendele avico. We' re talking

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about it in the previous block of
a mother' s complaint who called her

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from her school because her children were
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others. Boy who got frustrated in
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while the goalkeeper chair. And,
well, the article in question we'

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re quoting is about the matter of
parents raising weak children and I don'

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t know at what point this tendency
to raise pure crappy plastas was born so

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that they can' t interact with
hard society and difficult reality. But this

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began at the end of the mid- 1990s and today. I know a

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lot of people who have that are
emotionally incapacitated to deal with frustration. They

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' re uncompetitive people. They don' t have the ability to compete because

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they didn' t have it seems
like an environment where they were taught and

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that it' s competitive. It' s not going out and crushing everyone.

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It is using your skills, your
skills, your knowledge to get a

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result that is what you want,
that you favor it is like you understand

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that in order for eagles to be
champions you have to put a group of

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lame players to play against eagles,
because eagles must win this year you do

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not have to create the most competitive
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be formed, that can be constituted, look for a good picheo, look

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for the best batters, make an
alignment that results and when the numbers start

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to favor it will be evidenced that
the team is being competitive. Not that

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you have to make it easy,
because then what the fanatic will feel look.

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For me it was frustrating the game
that won it Dominican Republic and it

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gave me malignancy to Colombia when it
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in first and second, because then
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finish that sheath and with a little
jimito he scored and dispatched game and there

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he ended. For me, that' s frustrating and the terrible, terrible

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football felonies. It should be a
game for me. Attack that which the

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malecon there is because although they are
part of the rules, but for purely

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questions of time and wear of the
players. It' s something that'

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s not understood. But the fuck. It' s frustrating, for example,

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to watch teams end up being champions
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You know what they are. Ninety
minutes. Run here, run over there,

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Maravilla. That ending between Argentina and
France showed pussy that France was the

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monster because it tied a real game
of three goals. I was tied up

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killing that game. That game was
about to kill me who didn' t

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see that and the brother. That
was a game that, although the Argentines

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annoyed him, I found it unfair
for Argentina to win Mapella Leche, because

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France proved that they were a mardita
machine. Mapé was that he put everything

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there, map the devil on horseback, although one, as a Latin American,

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as a Hispanic American, one feels
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but one has to admit that he
gave that game. He gave it to

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France and France played. France played
apo and it wasn' t and it

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wasn' t that it was already
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and if they let him win the
penalty. It was also because there was

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an error of a Nigerian tigrh.
There, yes, a black man had

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to do, a black man of
fifty- eight. We were returned to

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France. He didn' t stay
over there, out of catarde, out

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here for a while, and stay
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in Colombia You know there' s
got to be hit down by an autogol

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that a bag gave to ideas.
The fanatic is the most aggressive mom fan

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there is in football. Yeah,
yeah, loran and dance. Yeah,

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yeah, yeah, yeah. Then
there' s this mother complaining about this

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attitude at the school where her son
is. And of these mothers and fathers

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who do not teach their children that
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They' re hurting their children.
They hurt their children when they don

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' t give them the tools to
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not always if at some point they' re going to cancel a job.

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That' s the guy who when
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and the guy doesn' t want
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able to have the skills to handle
rejection. That' s failure, defeat.

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Or when he sees such a person, then that one in any area

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will be frustrated when he lacks a
relative, when he goes to Mommy and

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when he goes to Daddy, he
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to pull forward, because he will
have that vacuum. And children must be

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helped in the full sense of the
word. It is not just to give

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him affection and buy him a toy, that is, to form a human

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being is not an easy task,
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process of formation, of the character
of the individual and of life, that

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is, life is normal in life
is to lose the normal in life Axel

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Kaiser, who is a Chilean economist
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great ideological divulgator wrote many years ago
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main characteristic of a snowflake. Well, a snowflake has been taught that all

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life comes since nothing is earned by
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their ideological stances. Snowcaps understand that
if they defend something, you have to

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shut your mouth and accept what they
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What the snow chapters haven' t
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you have every right to think and
defend whatever you want. But the other

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also that you often lack arguments for
your being able to effectively defend your position,

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but there are others who are better
than you are arguing and can convince

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more people or make it seem that
what they defend is much more just and

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meritorious to defend themselves than what you
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the concept of equality that societies are
given and there are many societies, such

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as ours, where a part of
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calm and so peaceful and there are
so many freedoms guaranteed that then these people

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understand or do not accept that they
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begin to demand that we all be
equal in the result. And societies are

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not successful, because we all have
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ones that create equal opportunities for everyone. The results will depend on the individual,

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on their innate conditions, on those
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tools they have acquired in the process
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given to them and on external factors, because there are also individuals who observe,

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judge, evaluate and make decisions regarding
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evaluated or to be measured. So, snowballs don' t understand that,

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and a lot of people are creating
snowballs that are going to make perfect sica

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money in society. And then they
realized what I was saying that I am

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concerned about future generations, because unless
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point and we begin to straighten out
the course that we are taking, then

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those who are more resilient, those
who are stronger, those who are equipped

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with better tools and who are not
yearned, will end up being those who

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control, those who dominate, those
who govern the weak. The weak always

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end up crushed. The weak end
up conquered. Societies that become weak societies

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end up disappearing to complacent societies of
individuals who believe that everything is right,

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that everything is right and that you
cannot resist anything. The devil ends up

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taking them. And that' s
human nature, and so humanity has been

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preons. Let' s pause.
