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I mean, I would hope that eventually
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40 Years a Prisoner

I mean,I would hope that eventually the community could workout these differences, but we...

I mean,
I would hope that eventually the community could work
out these differences, but we don't think
that the police
can provide a solution because their solution
is with weapons

Full Transcript

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I mean, I would hope that eventually
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the community could work out these differences,
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but we don't think that the police can provide a solution
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because their solution is with weapons.
Duration
10 seconds
Views
21
Timestamp in Movie
00:19:45
Uploaded
Jun 03, 2025
Genres
documentary, crime
Production
N/A

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Movie Summary

Philadelphia native Tommy Oliver follows the efforts of Mike Africa Jr. to exonerate his parents, both incarcerated members of the revolutionary group MOVE.
Now, you just said the possibility of people - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:05
Now, you just said the possibility of people
I don't think that MOVE has any intention - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:04
I don't think that MOVE has any intention
I think the dispute is between MOVE and the police. - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:04
I think the dispute is between MOVE and the police.
MOVE does have a lawyer right now, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:05
MOVE does have a lawyer right now,
I did give one interview to a fellow - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:10
I did give one interview to a fellow
I don't think every reso... every problem can be solved. - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:05
I don't think every reso... every problem can be solved...
Did you think the MOVE conflict was one of those? - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:05
Did you think the MOVE conflict was one of those?
As I think I said yesterday - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:08
As I think I said yesterday
My first involvement with them was - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:13
My first involvement with them was
And got, kinda got to know them, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:16
And got, kinda got to know them,
They felt that man should return, basically, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:07
They felt that man should return, basically,
In my mind, it was almost like the Lockean philosophy - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:09
In my mind, it was almost like the Lockean philosophy
I mean, you know, a city with millions of people, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:07
I mean, you know, a city with millions of people,
To have somebody who was educated, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:09
To have somebody who was educated,
I, I can't believe this." - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:06
I, I can't believe this."
They were sold a bill of goods in the sense of their beliefs. - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:04
They were sold a bill of goods in the sense of their beliefs...
It just means that they were basing - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:12
It just means that they were basing
And the rub came because they were really committed - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:07
And the rub came because they were really committed
Debbie Africa, wearing the dungarees, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:17
Debbie Africa, wearing the dungarees,
Once the whole thing of who is my mother, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:17
Once the whole thing of who is my mother,