Transcript · Japanese
Japanese transcript
But are you a socialist?
Uh, I'm not sure what a socialist is.
Well, this is about it.
But I believe that the, but I believe that the government has a responsibility
to care for the people. I'm not talking about dole.
I'm talking about making people self-reliant,
people able to take care of themselves.
There are countries which are perfectly able to do that.
The United States is an extremely rich country. It's perfectly able to do that.
It chooses not to. It chooses to have homeless people.
It chooses...
It's, we are 19th in the world in infant
mortality.
18 other countries save the lives of their babies better than
we. How come? They just spend more money on it.
They care about their babies more than we care about ours.
I think it's a disgrace, and, uh, this country has vast
wealth. You just look at what something like, uh,
Star Wars.
The money spent on Star Wars, already spent $20 billion on it.
If these guys are permitted to go ahead, they will spend a trillion
dollars on Star Wars. Think of what that money could be used for
to educate, to help, to bring people up to a sense of,
of, uh, self-confidence. To improve not just the happiness of
people in
America, but their economic standing.
To improve the competitiveness in the United States compared to other countries.
We are using money for the wrong stuff
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