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He flashed me a beautiful smile, which made me recall for a moment 1 of the advantages of fame—good-looking groupies.

— Robert Boswell Virtual Death (1995)

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“Art,” Frankly goes on, “has always been a polite form of terrorism.”

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Hollywood doesn’t want the customer to think, you know what I'm saying?

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Making liberty tradable merchandise paves the way to ending independence. Everything becomes a commodity, even freedom.

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Art...has always been a polite form of terrorism.

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I think you’re getting paranoid. Let me correct that: you've been paranoid your whole life, and it’s starting to show again.

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