Listen, Dennis. Let me tell you something about the law. The law is just a contract. A...
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Listen, Dennis. Let me tell you something about the law. The law is just a contract. A contract between the rich people who own everything, and the poor people who want to take it away. And the contract says, if you break the law and get away with it fine. But if you break the rules and get caught you got to play by the rules and pay the price. It's no big moral thing, you don't need ideology to knock off a liquor store
Listen, Dennis. Let me tell you something about the law. The law is just a contract. A contract between the rich people who own everything, and the poor people who want to take it away. And the contract says, if you break the law and get away with it fine. But if you break the rules and get caught you got to play by the rules and pay the price. It's no big moral thing, you don't need ideology to knock off a liquor store
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Listen dennis Let me tell you something about the law
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The law is just a contract
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A contract between the rich people who own everything
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and the poor people who want to take it away
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And the contract says if you break the law and get away with it fine
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But if you break the rules and get caught
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you got to play by the rules and pay the price
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It's no big moral thing
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You don't need an ideology to knock over a liquor store
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Movie Summary
Dennis is a handsome & bookish college student. His brother, Bill, is a roughhewn ladies' man & thief. Together they search for their dad, confront their expectations of each other, themselves, & their attitudes towards women.
