Homelessness EXPLAINED: Rights You Didn't Know You Had!

The video discusses issues of homelessness, rights to sustenance, and the importance of love and unity within communities.
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The speaker questions why homelessness exists despite international laws guaranteeing sustenance rights.
Wow, Isn't that so far from the truth? Oh, sorry, to continue An international law. in no case may the people be deprived of its own means of sustenance. Oh, oh so. if the people aren't to be deprived of their own means of sustenance and at the same time you're claiming that you can freely give away all your wealth or whatever, why do we even still have homelessness in Canada or anywhere on the planet? Because even though all the people may freely give up their natural wealth, they still should not be deprived of a means of sustenance. So that should mean being able to take care of yourself, have a place in your head, food in your belly, Roof over your head and all that stuff.
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The speaker expresses excitement and readiness to engage in the discussion.
right there? I'm actually kind of fired up right here. I'm going to go for another one. I keep it moving here. So we got part 2, article 2. Okay.
[49:45-50:57]
The speaker reads an article emphasizing the necessity of guaranteeing rights without any form of discrimination.
Okay, this is the last article I'm going to read. I'm going to read the full article, But this is incredible Because they're just saying, like You hear what they're saying in this: Everything we want to change can be changed, apparently, with just this one document. It seems I'm going to finish reading these 2 things and then I'm going to jump on the questions here. Okay, second, 1 State parties to the present covenant undertakes to guarantee that the rights enunciated in the present covenant will be exercised without discrimination of any kind as to the human race, even though it just says race. Color, sex, language, religion, political, or other opinion, whatever that may be. National or social origin, bringing nationality into it. Property, birth, not born, they're talking birth. or other status.
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The speaker shares a heartfelt message of love and unity, encouraging connection and self-reflection on identity.
love you. And I love you and you and you. Way back in the back row, I love you too. Don't worry about it. I see y'all. Anyway, again, man, just think about your souls. ......... It's easy to say that I look this way and I'm different and those people are different. Man, it's 2017. That's just whack. You know, let's just at least do a little investigation into our own DNA and see that how many other people you're connected to. Ring about unity view and then just think about the soul concept to man and just realize you're not your first rodeo. It's not the first rodeo. I'm not going to get lost. It's not your first rodeo. You've been here many times. You've been white. You've been black. You've been white. Those labels that are not real. You've been European. You've been Moor. You've been Egyptian. You've been Icelander. You've been Slavic. You've been Russian. You've been everything.
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The speaker concludes with a warm farewell, expressing love and connection to the audience.
Family, hi. Hi, Human Flame family. I love you. Love y'all. So anyway, that's all my little message there, and I hope you guys enjoy the rest of your night. Peace. Love y'all.