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Kids are more hung up on sex
than the Victorians.
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I got a son, 23 years old.
I threw him out of the house last year.
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Pietistic little humbug.
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He preached universal love,
and he despised everyone.
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Had a blanket contempt for the middle class,
even its decencies.
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Detested my mother
because she had a petit bourgeois pride...
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in her son, the doctor.
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I cannot tell you how brutishly
he ignored that rather good lady.
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When she died,
he didn't even come to the funeral.
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He felt the chapel service was an hypocrisy.
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He told me his generation
didn't live with lies.
:48:46
I said, "Listen, everybody lives with lies"."
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I grabbed him by his poncho...
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and I dragged him the length...
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of our seven-room, despicably affluent...
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middle-class apartment,
and I flung him... out.
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I haven't seen him since.
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You know what he said to me?
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He's standing there on the landing,
on the verge of tears.
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He shrieked at me:
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"You old fink.
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"You can't even get it up anymore"."
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That was it, you see.
:49:41
That was his real revolution.
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It wasn't racism...
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the oppressed poor, or the war in Vietnam.
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The ultimate American societal sickness...
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was a limp dingus.