You have to deal from your strength; because, if you're dealin' from your strength, you...
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Don King:
I heard a speech by Jesse Jackson. You know, he was sayin' that we must recognize that we are only useful as long as we're necessary. Self - Writer:
As long as you're necessary. Don King:
So, when we become unnecessary, we are no longer useful. So, they don't realize that your strength comes from your community. Self - Writer:
And you have to deal from your strength. Don King:
You have to deal from your strength; because, if you're dealin' from your strength, you got somebody. So, if somebody grabs James Brown and want to hurt James Brown, somebody gonna raise their voice and say, why are you botherin' my brother James Brown. Because, he got some soldiers around. He's got somebody that's concerned, that cares about him. But, when you're dealing as an individual, no matter how big you get, as a black individual, you're still a nigger. You don't care how much money you get, you are still a nigger. And when you start that by yourself, you are all alone. When you become unnecessary
I heard a speech by Jesse Jackson. You know, he was sayin' that we must recognize that we are only useful as long as we're necessary. Self - Writer:
As long as you're necessary. Don King:
So, when we become unnecessary, we are no longer useful. So, they don't realize that your strength comes from your community. Self - Writer:
And you have to deal from your strength. Don King:
You have to deal from your strength; because, if you're dealin' from your strength, you got somebody. So, if somebody grabs James Brown and want to hurt James Brown, somebody gonna raise their voice and say, why are you botherin' my brother James Brown. Because, he got some soldiers around. He's got somebody that's concerned, that cares about him. But, when you're dealing as an individual, no matter how big you get, as a black individual, you're still a nigger. You don't care how much money you get, you are still a nigger. And when you start that by yourself, you are all alone. When you become unnecessary
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It's so true I heard a speech by Jesse Jackson
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saying we must recognize that we're only useful as long as we're necessary
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As long as you're necessary
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When we're not necessary we're no longer useful
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So they don't realize that your strength comes from your community
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And you have to deal from your strength
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You have to because in dealing from your strength you've got somebody
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So if somebody grabs James Brown or want to hurt James Brown
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somebody gonna raise their voice and say Why are you bothering my brother
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Because he's got some soldiers around somebody that's concerned that cares
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But when you're dealing as an individual no matter how big you get
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as a black individual you still a nigger
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You don't care how much money you get You are still a nigger
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When you start that by yourself you are all alone when you become unnecessary
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Movie Summary
A documentary of the 1974 heavyweight championship bout in Zaire, "The Rumble in the Jungle," between champion George Foreman and underdog challenger Muhammad Ali.
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