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we've always been against
monolithic thinking.
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We've always been that way.
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I hope my children
continue this tradition.
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Do you think they will?
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With Alix, it's already happened.
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With Etienne, it's less sure.
He inherited from his mother.
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He's more traditional.
No, not traditional,
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that's not the word,
he's more of a...
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monolithic thinker.
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Order.
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I like order,
but I like disorder too.
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Why not!
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Whether you're rich or poor
doesn't matter.
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But we're a dignified people.
A proud people.
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But it took thousands of years.
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We have a very ancient culture
here in Sardinia.
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Man has always lived here
with dignity.
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So why shouldn't we also
live in dignity today?
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But we mustn't get distracted
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by the phantoms of progress,
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which can destroy us
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and destroy nature.
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And bring suffering...
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to others.
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We ought to live in tranquility
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on this land.
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And there's room for others.