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I'm Very Skeptical Of The Amount Of Money That Goes Into Military Expenditure, Not Just In The Poor Countries [but] Also In The Rich. I Think It's One Of The Most Massive Wastes In The World, But Education Is [at The] Other End. It's The Bearer Of The Greatest Fruits That Mankind Has Ever Known.

Each Human Being Is A Citizen Of The World. We Have Many Identities, Of Which One Of The Identities Is Our Human Identity. And That's Something That The Schools Can Provide, But That Requires Again A Vision Rather Than Being Centers Of Hatred. It Could Be An Enormous Opportunity To Give That Mission.

Sometimes The Lack Of Substantive Freedoms Relates Directly To Economic Poverty, Which Robs People Of The Freedom To Satisfy Hunger; Or To Achieve Sufficient Nutrition, Or To Obtain Remedies For Treatable Illnesses Or The Opportunity To Be Adequatley Clothed Or Sheltered, Or To Enjoy Clean Water Or Sanitary Facilities.

The Governments And The Hard-headed Military Establishment And The General Conservative Part Of America Have Never Taken Much Interest In Democracy, Anyway.

I Was Told Indian Women Don't Think Like That About Equality. But I Would Like To Argue That If They Don't Think Like That They Should Be Given A Real Opportunity To Think Like That.