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Jiang says societies avoid easy money from gambling, prostitution, human trafficking, slavery, or money laundering because immorality destroys energy, openness, cohesion, and the soul.
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Soul Corruption
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"This used to be the former British Empire, okay? So the British Empire is still around today. They transformed from one that is overt..."
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"That we're striving for a higher cause. And if you're all about slavery or prostitution or gambling or money laundering, people won't feel good..."
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Chinese students are chasing English, dollars, and Western immigration because they are already inside a British-made world game.
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