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What, you trying to draw

attention to us?

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F*** that.

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Do you see people

bouncing to hip-hop

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in this f***ing neighborhood?

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Turn that sh*t down.

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What? We trying to blend in?

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I'm trying to get us the

f*** out of here, okay?

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We're in the land of f***ing

Mayberry right now,

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and you're blasting

dumb-ass music.

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Sit back, and turn

that sh*t down.

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All the way down.

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Man, what is that?

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What?

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That Mayfair Huckleberry sh*t?

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From old f***ing reruns.

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F*** kind of question is that?

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Just sit back and f***ing look

for signs for the highway

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so we can get this girl

to the hospital.

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What? No f***ing way.

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We're not going

to the f***ing hospital.

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Okay, what? You want

to let this girl

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bleed to death in the

back of the f***ing car?

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Is that your f***ing

plan, genius?

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It's better than showing up

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with a half-dead chick,

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just begging the cops

to bag us.

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I ain't about to go to

f***ing jail for this sh*t.

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What's going on back there?

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Man, sit up!

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Will you put the gun down?

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How many times

I gotta tell you?

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Damn it.

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It's okay.

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What the f*** are you doing?

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I'm just trying

to stop the bleeding.

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Just put it down.

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Let her bleed.

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Let her do it.

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You go ahead.

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But the court struck

down the death penalty

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in Kennedy vs. Louisiana

because it was not

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a proportional reaction

to rape,

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not because it was

cruel and unusual.

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Yes, but the court

explicitly cited

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a national consensus

against the death penalty

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as a basis for their decision.

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A national consensus

in rape cases only,

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a premise, by the way,

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which the dissenting option

clearly discredited.

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The point is there are some

crimes so heinous in nature,

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they not only deserve, but they

demand the ultimate punishment.

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A punishment that is so

heinous in and of itself

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that almost all the Western nations

have outlawed it completely.

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Why do you guys think it is

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that the U.K.,

Germany, Spain, France

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and most of the civilized world

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have deemed capital

punishment cruel and unusual?

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Because they're wrong.

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Welcome, Mr. Hastings.

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Please come join your team.

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Oh. Sleeping beauty awakens.

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Proportionality is

the determining factor,

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as was stated in

Kennedy vs. Louisiana.

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And the death penalty

as it applies to murder

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is completely proportional

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and therefore

totally acceptable.

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Guys, you're not dealing

with the issue of morality.

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If we as a society believe that

it is morally wrong to murder,

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then how can we turn around

and murder someone

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in the name of morality?

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Because it's a bigger

issue than that.

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We're talking

about murder here.

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The punishment has to be

as serious as the crime.

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We have to govern by example.

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Someone that needs

to be shown by example

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that it's wrong to kill

doesn't deserve to live.

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Spoken like the narrow-minded

son of privilege that you are.

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Okay, privileged or not,

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when you're born into this

world, you're given a ticket,

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a free pass that says

you're free to eat,

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breathe and pursue whatever

you want in this life,

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but there is one thing

that you cannot do.

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And if you choose to do it,

you turn in your ticket,

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and when you get caught

without a ticket,

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you get kicked off the ride.

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That's what I'm saying.

Get 'em on up out of here.

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Okay, okay. Settle.

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Look, we're out of time,

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but we're gonna come back

with these same teams

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next class, focusing

on the moral issue,

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not just legal precedent.

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And, Mr. Hastings,

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please try to be on time.

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Dre.

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Hey.

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Hey.

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So what happened?

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What?

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Oh, my God.

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Oh, my God.

I'm so proud of you.

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