Imagine: John Lennon
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But you said,
"They're going to crucify me."

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- Lf you're gonna take it literally...
- Me is you.

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Me... And I say that we're all one.
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I didn't permit you to speak for me.
Who are you speaking for?

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I took that liberty, Mr. Capp.
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It's too much of a liberty...
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I was speaking on behalf
of the people in general...

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- in a poetic sense.
- You're speaking for yourselves...

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As a representative of the human race...
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I'm speaking for us all
whether you like it or not.

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Whatever race you're
the representative of, I ain't part of it.

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Maybe yours is the human race
and mine is something less hirsute.

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But whatever race, it's your race.
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- You belong to a race on your own.
- Everybody in this room...

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represents humanity.
Everybody in this room.

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No, you don't represent me, though.
You don't write songs for me.

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I want to make that clear to all of Canada.
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Especially for you.
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I'll let Kate Smith sing my songs.
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Who do you write your cartoons for?
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I write my cartoons for money.
Just as you sing your songs.

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Exactly the same reason.
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And exactly the same reason
much of this is happening, too...

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if the truth be told.
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You think I couldn't
earn money by some other way...

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by sitting in bed for seven days,
taking shit from people like you?

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I could write a song in an hour
and earn more money.

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Now look here, don't say this.
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You got into bed so people like me
could come and see you.

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But not for money,
that's what you're saying.

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It won't do you any real harm...
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except you might get some bedsores.
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But I could earn money
in more easier ways than doing this.

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I tell you what would do you harm.
So could I.

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I could make a lot more drawing
people like you, than confronting you.

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And I must say it's much more
appetizing drawing them...

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because I can leave them.
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I prefer singing to doing this
but I'm doing this for a good reason.

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What you've just done is when you said:
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"Taking shit from people like you."
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Now, I was invited here.
You knew I was coming.

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- Yeah, sure.
- That's right.

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So we're not doing it for money.
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- You indicated...
- You haven't any manners at all.

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And you have manners?
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- I'm your guest. And, really even if...
- And I'm yours.

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No, you're not! This is your bedroom!
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Mr. Capp, may I say one thing?
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I'd be delighted with any conversation.

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