:02:08
Should we say it one last time?
:02:10
One cannot live fully
without embracing suicide and crime.
:02:14
Say it.
:02:16
A pact made with relentless fire
that requires that some live...
:02:20
...others die.
:02:22
On three.
:02:23
One...
:02:27
...two...
:02:30
...three!
:02:33
Each of us has within us
a weak aspect...
:02:37
...eager to give up freedom
to be dominated.
:02:40
But we also have a will that
desires freedom, that insists...
:02:44
...on deciding for ourselves,
each of us individually...
:02:48
...what is good...
:02:50
...and what is evil.
:02:54
Are there any questions?
:02:59
Doesn't anyone
want to challenge Justin's thesis?
:03:03
Do you all submit to this
Darwinian struggle of egos?
:03:07
I got a question.
:03:08
Mr. Haywood, you're awake!
:03:11
Let's hear it.
:03:13
What's a dork like you
know about power?
:03:16
What would an ass
like you know about philosophy?
:03:19
Keep it civil.
:03:21
Are you talking about crime?
:03:24
You should wake up more often.
:03:26
- What about it?
- All freedom risks crime.
:03:29
Freedom is crime. It thinks of itself
and not of the group.
:03:34
- Thank you, Justin. Very daring.
- Thank you.
:03:40
For those of you interested
in the source of his report...
:03:43
...take a look at Nietzsche.
:03:45
You really need to get laid,
Bonaparte.