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I Think That There's Something In The American Psyche, It's Almost This Kind Of Right Or Privilege, This Sense Of Entitlement, To Resolve Our Conflicts With Violence. There's An Arrogance To That Concept If You Think About It. To Actually Have To Sit Down And Talk, To Listen, To Compromise, That's Hard Work.

I Really Didn't Realize The Librarians Were, You Know, Such A Dangerous Group. They Are Subversive. You Think They're Just Sitting There At The Desk, All Quiet And Everything. They're Like Plotting The Revolution, Man. I Wouldn't Mess With Them. You Know, They've Had Their Budgets Cut. They're Paid Nothing. Books Are Falling Apart. The Libraries Are Just Like The Ass End Of Everything, Right?

You Know He's [george W. Bush] There Illegally. You Know He Was Not Elected Either By The Popular Vote Or By The Vote In Florida.

I Think There Are Few Things More Patriotic Than Taking The Time To Make Your Country A Better Place.

Greed Has Been With Human Beings Forever. We Have A Number Of Things In Our Species That You Would Call 'the Dark Side,' And Greed Is One Of Them. If You Don't Put Certain Structures In Place Or Restrictions On Those Parts Of Our Being That Come From That Dark Place, Then It Gets Out Of Control.