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Once You Experience Third World Poverty, You're Really Changed Forever, If You're At All Open To It, Because We're All United In Our Common Humanity. And We Are So Made As To Feel Something For People Who Are In Pain. It's Not Possible To Be Human And To Be Unaffected By What You See In The Third World.

We Think Of Violence As Being Conflict And Fighting And Wars And So Forth, But The Most Ongoing Horrific Measure Of Violence Is In The Horrible Poverty Of The Third World... And The Poverty In The United States As Well. We Have Our Own Third World Here. And We Have To First Become Aware Of That And How To Help And Solve That.

I Still Believe In The Nonviolent Jesus And The Basic Human Goodness Present In All Of Us.

The First World Is Going To Have To Account For This Sort Of Horrible Poverty In Our Midst. We Have To, First Of All, Become Aware Of It. We Have To Take Responsibility For It. And Then We Have To Do Something About It For Our Own Freedom, For Our Own Salvation, For Our Own Humanity.

We Have To Fight For Something. It Has To Cost Us. Our Lives, Our Faith, Have To Cost Us Something; Otherwise We're Left To Question Its Value.