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Yeah, over there you can knock over
a whole platoon, or a guy invents

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a bomb and kills 100000 people, just
like that and maybe gets more medals.

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Here you put a slug
in a double-crossing squirt

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that isn't even worth burying
and you have to take the gas.

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I got no feeling against the President;
I'm just earning a living.

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By treason.
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Ace shoots craps. Don't give me
that politics jazz, it's not my racket.

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I don't even know who's paying me
and I don't want to know.

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What's the difference?
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Didn't it occur to you
why they want you to do it?

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Yes, but that makes them suckers not
me. I'm the guy, who's gettin' it made.

:49:31
Listen sheriff, a man can stand only for
so much. Before the war, I drifted

:49:36
and drifted and ran, always lost
in a big crowd. I hated that crowd.

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I used to dream about
the crowd once in a while.

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I used to see all those faces scratchin'
and shovin' and bitin' and then the mist

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would clear and somehow
all those faces would be me.

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All me and all nothin'.
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But the war changed everything,
eh Baron?

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I'm no traitor, sheriff.
I won a Silver Star.

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And learned how to kill.
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Yeah, maybe I did.
Maybe that changed everything.

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Maybe people began
to know who I was.

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After the show, I hooked up
with an outfit for good dough.

:50:26
The finger said where and how much
and Johnny Baron did the job.

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You think anybody else could handle
it? Like Benny or Wheeler without me?

:50:35
You're talkin' too
much, Johnny.

:50:36
Nobody else can do this job,
because they've got too much feeling

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and feeling's
no good.

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I got nothing against
the President, sheriff.

:50:46
He's just worth half a million
bucks to me, tax-free.

:50:52
Makin' my own laws
about the taxes too, Pop.

:50:55
- The guy is goofy.
- Shut up, Jud.

:50:58
Listen to him, buster. And
don't ever say that again. Ever!


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