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The text is a transcript of a documentary film about the lives and struggles of woodcutters in Turkey. The main speaker is Sefa, a woodcutter who works in a burnt area with his family and nephews. He talks about the difficulties of his job, such as low wages, exploitation, lack of safety, technology and hygiene, and the risks of accidents and injuries. He also expresses his dissatisfaction with the political and economic system, the injustice and corruption he faces, and the lack of sincerity and humanity among people. He says he works for his cat and dog, and wishes to live a peaceful and happy life. He compares his situation to that of a forlorn donkey, and criticizes the concept of borders and civilization. He ends his speech with a poetic verse about living life to the fullest without hurting anyone.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker works in a forestry department, cutting down trees and piling logs.
2. The speaker uses axes to climb the mountain and cut down trees, then returns to their "cave" (tent) after work.
3. The speaker's living conditions are poor, with no electricity, no hot water, and no drinking water.
4. The speaker and their colleagues have to use the mosque for toilet and water needs.
5. The speaker's daily wage is 62 Turkish Liras (TLs).
6. The speaker has to pay 4-5k TLs for gasoline, 1-2k TLs for oil, and 1-2k TLs for chain repairs.
7. The speaker's expenses are high, and they often have to repair their equipment 2-3 times a week.
8. The speaker's colleague was recently hospitalized due to drinking non-potable water provided by the Forestry Department.
9. The speaker's work is physically demanding, requiring them to lift heavy logs (20-150 kgs).
10. The speaker is concerned about the safety of their work, citing the risk of accidents and injuries.
11. The speaker's colleagues have been affected by the harsh working conditions, including one who was recently throwing up due to intoxication from fume.
12. The speaker believes that the capitalist system is unfair, with politicians and business owners profiting at the expense of workers.
13. The speaker thinks that the world would be a better place if there were no borders and people could live in peace.
14. The speaker believes that humans are estranged from their humanity due to civilization.
15. The speaker thinks that sincerity and transparency are essential for building trust among humans.
Note: Some of the facts may be mentioned multiple times in the text, but I have only listed each fact once in the above list.