Toute une vie
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with rich men's justice.
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You may be eloquent
but you are late.

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Do not punish poverty.
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Poverty is its own
worst punishment.

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Do not punish youth.
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This youth...
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this youth, which...
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which your bourgeois poets
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have called,
"The best years of our lives."

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But for this 20-year-old
here before you,

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what does that pretty
phrase mean?

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What does the word
"youth" mean to him?

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He has had no youth.
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His 20-year existence
can be quickly summarized:

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Parents unknown, which put him
in an orphanage for 14 years.

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Then, four years
in a reform school.

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Reform school!
And do I know about that!

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And two years in Algeria.
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Two years in Algeria!
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Your Honor,
you can't put him back in jail.

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- Two years in Algeria.
- Don't bring up Algeria.

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Why? Because
he deserted, you'll say.

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- Here, drink some...
- I don't have time.

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You tell me he betrayed
his country.

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But I ask you,
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I ask you, which country?
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Do you mean the territory
stolen from the Algerians...

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You need a haircut.
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...and which we call,
with beautiful hypocrisy...

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French Algeria!
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Must you insist?
It may hurt his case...

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Yes, I must insist,
gentlemen!

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Right now, in 1961,
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at a time when Ben Barka
is assassinated.

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Remember mother
is coming to dinner...

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Yes, I remember.
Now, where was I?

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At a time when
the Secret Army Organization

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unmasks the true face
of this colonial war, right?

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A Frenchman's sole duty...
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- listen to me!
- Hurry up.


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