different regions, different cultures,
Different beliefs, different people.
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"A total of 14 people live in this place, no water, no electricity, no sewer... but we are still alive, God will not forget us, He created us, this is my belief... God will not create us, and then forget us again..."
--Here, people seem to be left with only the God who created them.
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"I think women are destined to kneel. For example, women should kneel for men."
"Then can you do it for us to see?"
"OK"
"Say hello to Moses the traditional way"
(The woman kneels in front of the man and says hello)
"Wow, wow, Moses, how do you feel? She kneels for you every day like this?"
Moses: "Yeah, because I'm a man, she has to respect me"
Black women: "This is our culture."
Okay? not good? How do we evaluate culture, to understand and judge based on our own culture? it's not good. . .
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What do you fear?
Little girl: "Any monster or noble or witch"
Face kneading man: "I was a little scared by the sound I heard when I was doing things at one o'clock in the middle of the night"
Woman in Sunglasses: "Dog, Cat"
Teenage girl: "I'm afraid of robbers, rapists" (India?)
Girl: "I'm afraid of growing up" (Europe and America)
An adult male: "I'm afraid of losing this place (polar)"
A grown woman: '(Afraid) of a culture I don't understand'
Man: "I'm afraid of Allah and nothing else."
Black woman: 'I'm not afraid of anything but God'
Girl: "I'm afraid that all those who don't know God and who are not redeemed will go to hell."
Black youth: "I'm afraid of homosexuality, homosexuality is like... like a disease, and I'm afraid of disease."
Caucasian youth: "Staying in the room with only one thought in mind, in a few years, will someone else live here, not Israeli, maybe... maybe Palestinian"
White old man: "I guess politics is the thing I fear the most, I don't know if there will be another war"
(Middle Eastern temperament) White-bearded old man: "When I went out in the morning, I didn't know if I could go home safely. No Afghan can guarantee that he can go home safely."
Caucasian woman: "Time goes by and I don't even have children and no one calls me 'Mama.'"
White women: 'I'm afraid of being alone'
Caucasian male: "(Scared) never wake up one morning and no one's looking for you for a week, that's funny (laughs)"
White woman: "(Fear of) losing someone I love, so I'm having a hard time...getting close to people because, what if they're gone?"
Little girl: "Because what if God isn't real? I believe in God, but what if he isn't real, and we're just lying on the ground and dying forever?"
A certain woman in front of the tombstone: "That's what I'm afraid of. Lying in the grave, life is really short and terrifying, you know?"
White man: "Dying, I guess."
We all live on earth, but it doesn't really matter, people live in their own world
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