Toute une vie
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I militate therefore I am.
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What does a rich kid
know about unions?

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A man should have
a man's ideas,

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- not political ideas.
- And what are a man's ideas?

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A man's ideas...
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should always lead
to friendship, love, action.

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Political ideas always lead
to lies and money.

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Money means nothing to me.
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But those who support you
think you can bring them some.

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Your money blinds
you to honesty.

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"It cost money to be honest.
It's a luxury..." to quote my father.

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- Spoiled rotten by money?
- Yes, it's true.

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At least I know money
can't buy happiness.

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Your friends still think it can.
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My "friends"
only want one thing...

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less inequality
and more generosity.

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Be honest! You don't
believe in generosity.

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Not in mine, naturally.
Who would give away a factory?

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But you don't believe
in your own either.

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I ease my conscience,
while you pursue class-consciousness,

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which is the same thing.
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You're a leftist
because you're unhappy.

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The day you are happy,
you'll be a rightist.

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The middle class
can be leftist or rightist,

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but common people can't.
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They are and will always
be just people.

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I like that. I mean it!
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I'm just as lost as you are.
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We're fighting the same system...
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you from the outside,
me from the inside.

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I'm squandering
my father's fortune

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and you're sacrificing
your life for a union.

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We try to make everybody happy
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because we can't make
somebody happy.

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Neither of us can.
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- Sam, the check, please.
- No, I'll get it.


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