A Homeless Hitchhiker's Question for the World | Denver
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0:00A: And if you could ask people around the world one question, what would you ask them?
0:03B: I would ask them -- let me think for a moment.
0:06A: Yeah, take your time. There’s no rush. The stage is yours.
0:10B: Uh, I don’t know. I would ask, what are we doing? Like, like, what are we doing in the world? Why do we not recognize each other as just one people? Like, why do we Why do we treat each other like, like we hate each other? Why don’t we just love each other? Because there’s just one love. We’re just one people. We’re all just one, and we’re one with God. Yet we treat each other like we’re terrible. That’s all I have to say. What do you think? I think that’s a great point.
