involved in this project but that in berlin right in the center along this big street the owns and then there s going thanks sort of create a mini city and put up a replica of the wall now not everyone here feels comfortable about that because especially both imagine memories of the war a very prevalent especially among the older generation anyway this is an art project and is a leading cultural manager him beilin involved in this project and told us what he hopes this project would achieve. and then. you learn how great utopias can change into repressive experiences but you also learn about solidarity creativity an incredible intelligence a willingness for self-sacrifice you learn what history does to the individual but also how individuals sometimes make history and so much michael. so
removing our freedoms within that system. you know, ed, there s a reason why utopias only exist many fiction, and that s because in reality they just don t play out the way perhaps we might want them to. and, of course, it doesn t make us more free. giving us free things, you know, nothing is ever actually free. someone is always paying. and just because it s not you doesn t mean that it s not hurting other people. and that s really not a hard concept to figure out. ed: right. and corey reuben is the rubin is the professor involved. he s an excerpt. he says we live not in freedom, but domination. socialists want to establish freedom from rule by the boss, from the need to smile for the sake of a sale, from the obligation to sell for the sake of survival. but, kate, when you katie, when you get this free stuff that we re talking about, it seems to me like you re a little more dependent on the man or, in this case, big government. well, of course you are, and
course, but i hope that all the right-wing people will not develop, and this is for example, a job for an artist, maybe we should go out, 100 people with nazi uniforms and walk through the city. maybe these kind of actions will just make the people remind of the time and what our grandfathers did wrong. we really have to take care that we don t fall back in these structures. anthony: but we kind of are. rene: we are on the way. anthony: i don t mean here, necessarily. we re well on our way. rene: i m allowed to be naïve and talk about utopias. it s a kind of utopia just the fact that the whole world will mix up with each other, that in, you know 70, 80 years, there will be no white people anymore, and only cappuccino-colored people. anthony: that s the only way. rene: it s good. anthony: that s this is the only solution for this. rene: yeah. anthony: my way of thinking, it s our only hope is to our way out of this. rene: yes. anthony: it s going to take some
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