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D.Hoffman: Hi, hello. What does all this symbolize to you? Anything at all?
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D.Hoffman: Are you expressing what you think?
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D.Hoffman: Okay, why? Why are you at the Love-In?
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D.Hoffman: What do you think? There's a Love Revolution going on?
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Bill: I hope so.
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D.Hoffman: Why do you hope so?
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Bill: Well, because I mean, we're just too tonight, the world has been in such bad condition that love is a very good start to get it cleaned up, I think.
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Jill: Because I'm at the Love-In.
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D.Hoffman: Are you a part of the Love Generation?
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D.Hoffman: What's different about the Love Generation?
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Jill: Oh, I know the whole world just seems to be happy. I mean, when everybody's in love, it's just everybody seems to be happy here.
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D.Hoffman: Do you love me?
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Jill: Yeah, I love everybody.
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D.Hoffman: Is it possible to love everybody? How come people haven't loved everybody for 2,000 years?
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Jill: Because they've been mixed up.
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D.Hoffman: You take drugs?
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D.Hoffman: Would you ever take drugs?
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Jill: Yes, I would.
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Jill: I'm experimental.
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D.Hoffman: Do you think this country at this time needs something that it hasn't got?
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D.Hoffman: What about people older than, say, 30? Older people, do you think they can indulge in this too?
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D.Hoffman: What do you think older people think of all this?
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Jill: Most of them think it's ridiculous.
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D.Hoffman: Why do you think they think it's ridiculous?
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Jill: Because I don't think it can be done. No, they don't think people can do it.
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D.Hoffman: Do you think you can manage to do this without the help of, say, grass or LSD?
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Jill: What does it do for you? But I know myself better, and I know other people I know better.
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D.Hoffman: You're not just looking for kicks? Do you think it expands your consciousness so you can love everybody?
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D.Hoffman: Who are those who don't love?
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Bill: Narrow-minded people.
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D.Hoffman: A lot of these people have meant that they use certain drugs like marijuana and LSD. Do you agree with that?
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Jill: When I hear music, I know that you know.
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D.Hoffman: What do you think of the Love Revolution as it is at the moment? Do you think anything about it?
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Bill: Well, I can't quote exactly, but one of the Supreme Court Justices once said that from a multitude of tongues truth will emerge. Willing to listen to what you say in order to tell yourself the truth.
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D.Hoffman: What are you going through at the moment? Do you think we need an interpreter? Oh, don't look too happy. Could you come round and smile into my camera? It's beautiful, isn't it?
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D.Hoffman: This is a young man. Could you possibly tell me your name? No, he can't tell me his name. But these two, oh, they're having a great time. They're at the love in here, and he's very hot, but he likes being hot. And behind those goggles, that looks like a sensitive creature, I'm sure you would agree with me on that.
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Bill: The looks, I'm from the World Organization of lithographic fallacious wolf. I believe you, I'm David Silva. Wow, that's nice.
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D.Hoffman: First of all, explain to us what, in fact, you are doing.
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Bill: Well, I'm running for President of the United States and the Love Art Beauty ticket.
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Bill: I do what? Do you mean I do? I make love. I bring food to a starving Spades out there in Newark, and that's what I'm doing here tonight. And we're gonna have a being there, and uh, I love, I make love.
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Bill: I can really tell you about my new religion. We're looking at tell me about your new religion, say it's the True Light beavers. Can you all see it? It's beautiful. Two light beavers have two tenants, one is that God is the absence of garbage.
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Bill: Well, we're working on that. Well, I wish you guys could explain what they're about more. I think it's kind of a put-on basically. That you know if you got something that you're trying to say, I wish you could say it.
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Bill: See, hippies were created by the Press. I mean, it was created from outside it was a thing massed by the media, right? A love thing, a white thing like the Spade set it's a white thing. I'm not a hippie. Hippies of fags, sorry about that.
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Bill: What's so different about what you see under this long hair than what you see behind one of the cameras? Who are groovy guys like I played baseball, I'm a Boy Scout, my father was a scout master, this is a riff man, you know it really is.
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Bill: I'm wearing my hair long because somebody else is, and I want to please them, right? Like Brian Epstein, who is a started this long hair in England man in for us I'm talking about for us in America he brought he brought John Paul Ringo and and quick George and and I picked up on it because everybody else picked up on it and that's the only reason I'm doing it and this is a game I'm having fun.
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D.Hoffman: They're alienated from a lot of the things in American society, but they're very American too, like you just said, you know it's sort of the Boy Scout movement, only one step ahead, it's togetherness in McCall's magazine, only in a group.
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D.Hoffman: Who's Stone is anybody in here stoned Stone Stones? Okay, maybe we found a common denominator amongst the hippies, whether they call it the movement or not, that's drugs.
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Bill: Okay, everything's free, everything's free, I mean, I think we stand for the destruction of property, well, we'll come out of the destruction, so I guess I am a communist too, right?
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Bill: This medium destroyed the use of the word I can't tell my girl I love her anymore because, like, she's seen that in 500 John Wayne movies, man, you know I love you, right? But we're into another thing now, we're into a semantic thing, what I'm saying is you can't use the word it's so commercial now, man. åèš³ïŒ ã¡ãã£ã¢ãèšèãã¶ã¡å£ãããã ã æäººã«ãæããŠãããªããŠå£ãè£ããŠãèšãããããããªèšèããžã§ã³ã»ãŠã§ã€ã³ã®æ ç»ã§500åã¯äœ¿ãããŠãã ãã俺ãã¡ã¯ä»ãå¥ã®æ¬¡å
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Bill: Like, uh, it was blipping on the screen, and you know it's cool, that's a graphic thing, but it's going down too much now, like that's what they're arguing about, like what does it mean, it doesn't have a meaning anymore.
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D.Hoffman: Well, we finally come down to a kind of equilibrium that's all we've got time for tonight. Join us next week, my mother will join us next week at nine o'clock. I don't really know what the show's about, it's a bit chaotic, but join us then, good night.
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D.Hoffman: So that was pretty amazing television. I don't think something like that ever ran again. Now it got yanked off the air, one week gone, no more David Silver, in fact, everything like it was gone.
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D.Hoffman: You could go so far during a war to attack America, but I don't think anybody was too comfortable in television with putting that on, but that isn't what removed David Silver.
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D.Hoffman: What removed David Silver was Nancy Sinatra. These Boots Are Made for a Walk, you know her boots and everything, she's Nancy Sinatra, she's in all the hot pop shows, and David Silver makes a remark about her.
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D.Hoffman: There ain't no more David Silver on television. I don't know, Hollywood has more power than politicians than the people with the money, whatever the reason, David Silver was gone, and this era was over.
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