"You and I are the same", he said, not meaning that we reacted the same in every situation, but that we've come from the same places, encountered people's preconceived notions and grown into our selves in such a way that when we look back on every situation, we'll do so with pride in how we handles it.
He's giving to a fault, willing to accept a lot from people and forgive them for it. He doesn't preach to you about what you should do, but rather uses his own life as an example, letting you connect the dots in your head and take away from it what you need to see.
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