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:20:00
...for these spiritually inclined
men of India.

:20:04
But as an old lawyer,
let me warn you.

:20:07
Mr. Gandhi is as shrewd a man
as you will ever meet...

:20:10
...however otherworldly he may seem.
:20:13
But I'm sure you're enough
of a reporter to see that.

:20:15
I hope so.
Thank you for your time, sir.

:20:22
So it's not spiritualism
or nationalism.

:20:25
We're not resisting anything but the
idea that people can't live together.

:20:29
You see?
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Hindus, Muslims...
:20:33
...Sikhs, Jews...
:20:36
...even Christians.
:20:37
Mr. Walker of the New York Times.
:20:39
How you doing?
:20:42
Without a paper,
a journal of some kind...

:20:45
...you cannot unite a community.
:20:47
You belong to a
very important profession.

:20:53
And what do you think an important
professional should write...

:20:56
...about your response to
General Smuts' newest legislation?

:21:00
I don't know.
:21:02
I'm still searching for a response.
:21:04
You will respect the law?
:21:07
There are unjust laws
as there are unjust men.

:21:12
You're a small minority to take on
the South African government...

:21:15
...not to mention the British Empire.
:21:17
If you are a minority of one...
:21:20
...the truth is the truth.
:21:24
Herman Kallenbach...
:21:25
...our chief carpenter,
also our chief benefactor.

:21:28
Vince Walker, New York Times.
:21:30
This is quite a place
you've got here.

:21:33
And you call it an ashram?
:21:35
That's right.
The word only means "community."

:21:39
But it could stand for
"village" or "the world."

:21:42
You're an ambitious man, Mr. Gandhi.
:21:45
I hope not.
:21:49
I hear that you also prepare
the meals and clean the toilets.

:21:52
-Is that part of the experiment?
-Ba!

:21:56
We will need another place set
for Mr. Walker's driver.


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