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{SPEAKER name="Speaker 1"}
There's a very subtle thing
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He starts off first by talking about two times two types of radicals in this country, one is tied in with our greatest traditions,
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[[?]], Gandhi, fees in our tradition, and American radicals,
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Their characteristic is that they have a grand design, which they enact with grand simplicity
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because they're really simple people.
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And he says that the organisation which embodies this spirit is core.
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And he says that core is really an organisation which is in the American tradition, in direct protest against injustices.
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But that they really have conceived of the problem too simply and so therefore, are really ineffective and are not really hitting, so as to have any dent on the problem in the country.
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He then goes on to say, on the other hand, other elements who are more dangerous, because they are alien to the spirit of this country, and because what they are involved in, is political overthrow.
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And in this context he cites Nick.
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And what he says is, and he gives three examples, he says that for one, Snick in Birmingham in Jackson, and he does he says, I probably should read it to you.
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This isn't fair to the people who haven't read the article.
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{SILENCE}
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But, I think we oughta it's taking it outta context-