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e if you like. And yeah, you know, like the Bobbsey twins. Okay, any special questions? Just tell us all about it. How did you have to be out now? They spray the best way it comes together was for me was a discussion I had with the

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lieutenant on the woman's side on She said to me one day, Uh oh, she said, I know you're one of those Open all the doors and let them all go free types And I said, Course She said, Well, what you gonna do with all the bad

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people on? I said, What do bad people do? She said, Don't you know the dope addicts in the distance that and I said, Well, what about the people who kill people? And then she knew I was getting it, and I said, E said the whole thing.

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This is crazy here. You've got people locked up who were dope addicts and prostitutes and some of them who? Some of them have killed a moment of fury and others have killed subtly other ways here, and we're all locked up together and then 8000 miles away,

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people are bombing and killing little Children and killing women and and they're getting medals. I said, this is something absolutely screwy about Okay, they had confused 67 women demonstrators so completely by never giving us the rules that we were supposed to be following. So that so

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that it turned into sort of a summer camp. No. And eso And I thought, Well, this is a good experiment. Nonviolence. How are we gonna get around? This is what they had done was lock us and, you know, in a dorm, say, somebody came in and

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said, You're on, You're on discipline. No mail. No this? No, that. So when we went to dinner, way decided to have silence. First of all, because that's the only time you can think it way saw. And it's frightened all of the tenants and all the generals

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or whatever they are whenever they walked in, because they never hear silence there. And then when we sat down at dinner, we decided we wouldn't leave the dining hall until we found out just an explanation for why we've been locked up and we didn't get it,

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so I wouldn't I just didn't I'm not gonna walk back to that locked room. So for the first time in my life, I went limp. They took me to a cell, which, Yes, just let me finish that. The important thing about the cell for me was

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that it brought back to me the reason I was in jail again. Because here I was. And what was supposed to be, you know, a top security and this rotten little cell on that, and it was nothing. You know, once I was back in there and

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it was quiet, I remembered about the war on I remember really why I was in jail and, you know, it was good.