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[Audience boos]
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This next little ditty is dedicated to you.
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- One, two, three, four!
- Cobra, come in.
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Some people must have
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Some people have not
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And they complain and complain
and complain and complain and complain
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Some people will work
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Some simply will not
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But they'll complain and complain
and complain and complain and complain
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Like this
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It's society's fault I don't have a job
It's society's fault I am a slob
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I've got potential no one can see
Give me welfare, let me be me...
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What's going on?
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Hey, bud
You're living in the land of the free
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No one's gonna hand you opportunity...
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Bob Roberts doesn't represent the common
man. He represents big business.
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- Contemptible yuppie scum.
- It's about his money.
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He talks about traditional American values,
as if he defined what they were,
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as if traditional American values
meant greed, distrust and avarice.
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[Man] He passes the blame onto the silent,
who he knows will not respond.
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According to Bob Roberts,
the disenfranchised are the problem,
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like blaming the woman for the rape
or the dead for the murder.
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[Woman] What I learned about
traditional American values
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was that they had something to do
with altruism, equality and kindness.
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[Man] Forget human rights, forget
women's rights, forget helping the homeless.
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All that's gonna go away.
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They'll take all the money everybody makes
and use it for their own benefit.
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Bob Roberts is not for the people.
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He's for himself and the people
who have made him powerful.