Grizzly Man
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And that is a religious experience.
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Here's another example.
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"There are many times that
I feel death is the best option.

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My work would be
much more seriously looked at

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and possibly make the difference
that in living, I can't do."

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I think that was
sort of a paradox for him.

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That he felt not worthy enough
to get his message across at times.

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And so, maybe,
in the drama of death

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his message would be more poignant
and reach out to more people.

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But his message stirred
a lot of controversy.

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The Gaedes have collected
thousands of angry letters.

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I can read you some of...
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I picked out three
of these vitriolic hate mails.

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They cover the gamut.
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"Stereotypical environmentalist.
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Just as long as the donations
keep coming,

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furthering the antihuman
eco-religion as a noble cause,

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who cares about reality?"
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And the very idea
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that Timothy made a lot of money
doing what he did

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is absolutely preposterous, 'cause
he's one of the poorest people we knew.

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Another one.
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"A bear diet consists
of liberals and Dems,"

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meaning Democrats.
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"A bear diet consists of liberals and Dems
and wacko environmentalists

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that think the spotted owl
is the most important thing in the world.

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We need to somehow drastically increase
the number of bears in America,

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especially in such key spots
as the Berkeley campus."

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I, too, would like to step in here
in his defense,

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not as an ecologist,
but as a filmmaker.

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He captured such glorious
improvised moments,

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the likes of which
the studio directors,

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with their union crews,
can never dream of.


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