1:29:03
You're a democratic citizen,
not a horse.
1:29:09
Would you rather drink another
litre of salt water...
1:29:13
...or stay on your knees?
1:29:15
You decide.
1:29:18
If you want to stand up, you must
drink all the water.
1:29:22
You have to drink it all.
1:29:26
All.
1:29:28
Nothing. Then kneel again.
1:29:32
It is not necessary
for you to drink.
1:29:36
In ten minutes you could be
drinking fresh and pure water.
1:29:41
" clear, sweet and fresh water!"
1:29:44
Student,
I don't want to imprison you.
1:29:49
We are not the Gestapo or the SS.
1:29:52
We are the police
of a democratic country.
1:29:55
We are pleased when we avoid
sentencing a citizen.
1:29:59
You are young,
I don't want to ruin you.
1:30:06
Stay upright!
You can be Marxist, anarchic...
1:30:10
...situationist and Maoist.
1:30:13
You can read the red book, you
can behave how you like.
1:30:17
You are not a horse,
you're a democratic citizen.
1:30:23
I have to respect you.
1:30:26
However the terrorist explosions.
1:30:30
The intimidations and the bombs.
1:30:34
What has that got to do with democracy?
1:30:41
If you tell me who put the bomb in
headquarters and in American Express...
1:30:46
...you act as a democratic
and coherent citizen.
1:30:49
I know you did not do it.
1:30:52
However you certainly know the name of the
person who has committed the crime.
1:30:58
Give me some water.