The Trotsky Page #10
l know it's all very amusing
for those of us in the post-postmodern
here, this notion of revolution.
ut what kind of people
do you think it takes
to really pull this thing off?
Do you think
they ever change?
No!
They're always
the wrong men for the job.
They're always the ones
other people think are crazy.
- Do l really have to listen to this?
- Do l think Leon ronstein
is the right man for the job?
You bet your ass, Denise,
because he's doing it
and you're not.
- ravo.
- Can l park here?
- Yeah, you can park here.
- O...
- Uh, what's that?
- What's what?
- Holy f***!
- y the way, Denise,
that shining beacon of hope
found me.
nd l'm damn grateful he did.
- We want a union!
We want a union!
- We heard you, Monsieur ronstein.
- Guess this is the "we"
you were talking about, Denise.
- We want a union!
We want a union!
- We want a union!
We want a union!
We want a union!
We want a union!
We want a union!
We want a union!
We want a union!
- l'm his lawyer
l go where he goes.
oredom!
Union! Union! Union!
Union! Union! Union!
- Well, of course
we're gonna appeal,
but we're very happy
the way things turned out.
- Yeah, uh, this is a message
to the youth of Canada--
uh, nay, to the youth
of the world,
that they may be able
to wound us,
but we will never be silenced.
We will always be heard!
The revolution lives on!
Vive la revolution!
- All charges against Leon
Bronstein have been dropped.
The court released him
on one condition:
he is never allowed
to attend school
in the province of Qubec,
ever again.
- Well, if you need anything,
money or food, just call me.
l'll send you whatever you need.
- Thank you.
- O... nd don't worry about Ontario.
You know, they're not only
lice Munro and Maple Leaf fans.
There are fun people there too.
nd your father wanted to be here,
but he couldn't because
he had a meeting with,
you know,
those rabic people and--
- lt's O.., Mom.
- l love you.
- l love you too.
l'm so proud of you.
You are amazing.
- Oh, stop it.
Have fun.
nd let me know what you plot.
- l will.
nd give my regards to Skip.
- Who's Skip?
That guy l saw you with?
- Thanks, Leon.
- ls he Jewish?
- Ma!
- Well, you know...
- l know.
We're gonna honeymoon soon.
l'm keeping my fingers crossed
for the Nunavut.
- Hey, you're lucky.
You only have
to get banished
someplace arctic once.
l have to do it all over again
with my second wife.
- Oh my god!
What have l done?
Call me every day.
- l will.
- Drive safely!
- l shall return.
- Hello.
- Hey.
Uh...
Yeah, so...
l, uh...
Yeah.
- Chairman Mao's Little Red ook.
- Yeah, it's in Chinese.
So hopefully,
you won't understand it.
- Thank you, Dad.
- Nadia!
- Nadia!
Give me a second, please.
Just one second!
l didn't even sleep with her!
- That's best you can do?
- Well, it's f***ing early!
Wait, wait, wait, wait!
- Look!
- l know!
- nd you cheat on me with
stupid Ontario puck bunny!
- l--l didn't though.
- You don't understand
my hotness?
No.
No, you understand nothing!
Why don't you call me
when you figure out
whatever f*** you want,
O.., Vladimir?
- Nadia.
Nadia,
can you come back please?
Nadia?
F*** me. F***!
What? What's up?
- Mr. Ulianov?
Mr. Vladimir Ulianov?
- Only to my grandmother, pal.
F***! ls this about
that library book?
'Cause l brought it back, man.
l swear to God.
Maybe they can't find it there,
but l returned it.
l don't give a sh*t about the history
of the printing press, l swear to God.
- l don't either. l don't know anyone
who does. Listen, listen, Vladimir.
My name is Leon ronstein.
We have to talk.
- What, now? Oh no, dude.
No, no, no.
Oh, my girlfriend
just dumped me. l'm drunk.
This is not a good time for me.
- Listen, none of that
matters anymore.
Please, allow me
to buy you a cup of coffee.
Please.
May l put my arm on you?
You and l are going
to change the world.
- Cool, uh, stop touching me.
Make up your mind
And don't waste your time
You've been so unkind
You know all of the words
Feels good to
Hold on
Take time off
and get things done
Get out
Meet new friends
Tell your girl she's the one
Get out get out
Well, there's nothing
cool about it
If there ever was I doubt it
You should find pleasure
abounding
From the only place I found it
Take time off
and get things done
Get out
Meet new friends
Tell your girl
that she's the one
Get out get out
We can see the future lately
I've been lost
without you baby
Even when I'm talking
to someone
I am alone
I am alone
Make up your mind
And don't waste your time
You've been so unkind
Ooh
Je ris pour toi
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