arthur (over tv): hey, d.w.! hey! whoa!es a horror buried deep beneath the desert sands an unnatural force bent on destruction, not dead, not alive, and nothing can stop them. (mooing) (screaming) the new video game from the makers of "extreme gamma cube"-- "dark bunny: revenge of the moomies." yes, it's moomies as you've never seen them before. they're bigger they're badder and they're much, much madder. it's milking time. cool! cool! i've got to have that. hey... but how are you going to afford it? i could ask my parents for it but they'll just say "if you really want it you'll have to buy it with your own money." (both sigh) if i bought everything i ever wanted, i'd have to have so many jobs, i'd never have time to play with the things i bought. just like grown-ups. hey, i know how you can buy that game. come on! just like i figured. you are sitting on a gold mine. i don't get it. it's just a bunch of junk no one plays with anymore. shh. not junk... merchandise. buster: you can sell this stuff on the school newspaper's w

. >> two of the greatest films ever made, among the greatest films ever made are d.w.and birth of a nation which celebrates the birth of the ku klux klan, and it led the way for all of us who followed her from that 1934 film. both of them are despicable. the question then is there -- is the relationship between art and politics such that a film can be dismissed or a work of art can be dismissed because we don't like its subject? that is a really, really deep and serious question. i'm not condemning the film. i am saying that personally as a veteran i would -- it occurred to me more than once in my lifetime that i might be captured, right? if you are captured, you would hate to be taken into a torture chamber and said you guys do it, we're iffing to do it too. that's the problem with torture. it leads to the same type of treatment to our own troops. even the nazis didn't do it, but there were jewish-american soldiers that were captured and who were in prison camps and never taken out and tortured. there are rules of law. rules of war that i think are violated by what th

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