:37:03
Excuse me, madam.
:37:06
Excuse me.
:37:09
Terence Mann was a warm
and gentle voice of reason...
:37:13
...during a time of great madness.
:37:17
He coined the phrase,
"Make love, not war."
:37:21
While other people chanted, "Burn,
baby, burn," he was talking about love...
:37:25
...and peace and understanding.
:37:27
I cherished every one of his books,
and I dearly wish he had written more.
:37:32
Maybe if you had experienced
even a little bit of the '60s...
:37:38
...you might feel the same way, too.
:37:42
I experienced the '60s.
:37:45
No, you had two '50s
and moved right into the '70s.
:37:50
Annie, look at this.
:37:52
Your husband plowed under his corn
and built a baseball field.
:37:57
-Now, there's an intelligent response.
-The weirdo.
:38:04
-Annie.
-Honey, it's all right. I'll be cool.
:38:08
At least he is not a book-burner,
you Nazi cow.
:38:15
At least I'm not married to the biggest
horse's ass in three counties.
:38:19
All right, Beulah,
do you want to step outside?
:38:23
Fine!
:38:28
All right, I've got a better idea.
Let's take a vote. Who's for Eva Braun?
:38:33
Who wants to burn books?
:38:36
Who wants to spit on the Constitution of
the United States of America? Anybody?
:38:47
All right.
Now, who's for the Bill of Rights?
:38:51
Who thinks freedom
is a pretty darn good thing?
:38:55
Come on! Let's see those hands!