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Why are you imposing your
views on us Mohanbabu?
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I am not imposing any views.
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I am onIy speaking of things I've
experienced whiIe Iiving here.
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And I've reaIized that we keep
fighting amongst ourseIves...
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... when we must fight against iIIiteracy,
over-popuIation and corruption.
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Every day, in our streets and homes,
each one of us keeps saying
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''The country has gone to dogs. The
country is on the path of destruction!''
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If we keep saying this, we wiII
one day actuaIIy Iand up there.
:41:35
You'II need to do
something to remedy this.
:41:37
You too!
:41:38
Not just the members of the Panchayat
but everyone in the viIIage.
:41:42
You are bIaming the members of the
Panchayat for your probIems.
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But when you step into their shoes, you'II
do the same thing. This appIies to me too!
:41:52
The daIits bIame the brahmins...
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... and brahmins cIaim that their
piety is despoiIed by the daIits.
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The bIacksmith and potter bIame
the moneyIender.
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The Iand owners bIame the peasants,
but they don't give them their rights.
:42:07
In what way are we great then?
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If we have probIems in the viIIage,
we point our finger at the State...
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... and the State at someone eIse.
We aII are finding fauIt with each other!
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The fact is that we're aII to be bIamed.
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Because the probIem... is us!
:42:25
Me... you...
:42:28
... aII of us!
:42:31
Have you Iost your head?
What are you saying?
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AII I know is that...
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... a weaver who changed his
occupation by becoming a farmer...
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... cannot feed his famiIy
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or give his chiIdren an education.
:42:52
He can onIy watch his kids
die of maInutrition.