The Movies Have Got More Corporate, They're

It's A Very Frightening Time When Something As Basic As Due Process Is Seen As Somehow Radical.

But, You Know, I'm Sorry, I Think Democracy Requires Participation. I Mean, I Don't Want To Proselytize But I Do Feel Some Sort Of Duty To Participate In The Process In Some Way Other Than Just Blindly Getting Behind A Political Party.

If You're Looking At Things With The Right Set Of Eyes, People Are Endlessly Fascinating. And Then, Of Course, If You Look At It The Wrong Way, Then The Whole World Is Horrible And Tedious And Boring. That's The Battle, Really--to Keep Looking At The World In The Right Way.

Most Movies, Once The Action Starts There's No More Characters. You Say A Couple Of Dumb Lines And Then There's Just Explosions Until The End.

These People Say Free Markets Are The Way To Go, But Wink, Wink, The Markets Aren't Really Free. They're Just A Protectionist Racket, And We Have To Pay For It All On Every Level. It's Really Quite Extraordinary, And Immoral, And Illegal. These Things Need To Be Named, And Shamed, And Outed, And Mocked, And Prosecuted.