A speaker uses prison as a metaphor for how poverty confines people, literally preventing them from traveling across borders or between states. He argues that recognizing this reality is essential to breaking the cycle, and urges those who grew up in deprivation to face uncomfortable truths.
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If you are in a situation that you can't even afford to transport yourself from one state to another, or if you take a flight to go come, that's your net worth. And that's talkless of even leaving the country. That's a prison. The only difference is that the size of that prison is the size of the nation where it happens. Yeah, true. It's difficult to accept sometimes, but that's a prison.
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If you can't do the things that you need to do, you can't go to the place that you need to go because of lack, that's a prison. And I feel it is good when it is properly understood so that now we can face the solution. And I want to say this again, that if you find yourself growing up in places where there's so much depravity and lack, sometimes those things you don't like to hear are the things that you need to come out. Wow, wow, wow.
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