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Does the Constitution give you
the right to do anything for money?

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Does it give you the right
to shove me into bankruptcy?

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The lawmakers of Nebraska
want to stop the pollution of the minds

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and morals of the public
by films like yours.

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My colleague on this bench,
Mr. Justice Snow...

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Fine man. Know him very well.
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He feels strongly about profit-pursuing
conglomerates which pollute the air.

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Air's different. You gotta breathe.
You don't have to go to the movies.

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State and local governments have
a right to set community standards.

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People can say, "I don't want this
in my neighborhood."

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Is it OK for people to say, "We don't
want Baptists in our neighborhoods"?

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Your film, it's called
an exploitation film, is that correct?

:49:43
Right. You're keeping me
from exploiting it.

:49:45
Aren't you exploiting women?
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The act of love?
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Giving a distorted picture of sex
to young people?

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- Who am I hurting?
- I'm not talking about bodily harm.

:49:56
Has anyone died from seeing
The Naked Nymphomaniac?

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What about injury to the spirit?
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Doesn't your celluloid poison
attack all human dignity

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- and decency and beauty?
- I don't think you like my picture.

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I think somebody had better set
some standards. Some...

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...voice had better say,
"This far, and no farther."

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You're talking like a woman,
not a justice.

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You're talking like a justice,
not a witness. Sit down, Maloney.

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Have you been to New York lately?
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Times Square, 44th, 45th Street?
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It used to be a decent place to visit.
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Unforgettable music, powerful plays...
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Today, right around the corner,
on Eighth Avenue,

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your picture is probably playing
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alongside a lot of other pornography
and filth.

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Watch out, lady. Scratch me,
put me out of business,

:50:47
and who else gets scratched?
:50:49
The same end of the eraser
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can wipe out your unforgettable music
and your powerful plays.

:50:54
You're sharp, Maloney.
You pull every sleeve inside out.

:50:58
You want the liberty
to dirty up my liberty,


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