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- Hi, how you doing? - All right.
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- How's it going? - Fine.
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- Matter of fact, where are you going? - Going home.
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Oh, you live here. Okay, sure. Well.
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Just a little security check. There've been some people missing.
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Nothing to worry about, pal. Okay, you gotta go.
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I mean, you're in a hurry. That makes perfect sense.
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Things are speeding up here at the end.
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Gotcha.
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What a day, what a day.
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The thing is, the media's trying to hold up this whole one-party,
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two-faction system...
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by telling you that George Bush got this mandate with 54% of the vote.
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And thatjust doesn't take into account the whole population of the country.
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They say that 50.3%, in the media...
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they say 50.3% of the eligible population participated in the '88
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election.
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But I think the figure's a hell of a lot lower than that. You gotta consider.
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Prisoners. We got more people incarcerated in this country...
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than any other country in Western history.
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Noncitizens, the underage, the overage, people too old to get to the polls.
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People out in rural areas. People who don't have addresses.
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I mean, to be conservative, the figure's more like 35%.
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So Bush got 54% of 35%. What's that, 18%?
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Maybe 18% of the people in this country support him.
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That's nothing. That's nothing. That's not a mandate.
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- The people in Nazi Germany had- - You guys done male bonding yet?
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Nazi Germany in 1932, the Nazis had maybe 34-38%.
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And somebody like Pinochet who's already out of there back in Chile...
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that guy's got maybe 34-43% of the vote.
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So 18% is nothing.
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Itjust seems like one day it's gonna dawn on everybody...
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that this large nonvoting majority has been winning every election...
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for the past three decades.
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And the people who win these elections are gonna be too ashamed...
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or better yet, too afraid to even take power at all.
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Oh, hey. Ow, man.
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- Uh, Paul's moved, man. - Where did he go?
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I don't know. It's like he split, man.
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He's like - He disappeared. Nobody knows where he is.
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But, uh, his room is, like, totally empty.