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ANITA: COLLINS: ANITA: HOFFMAN: ANITA: HOFFMAN: ANITA: HOFFMAN: ANITA: But I think, well being, becomin sort of radicalized or involved ah, is really just a process of communication. Ff think no matte. where the communication comes fr¢ I mean the information, ah, like with Vietnam stuff. Ah, it's jst i---, as long as it’s being fed into you you've got to respond, You know, that's the whole thing about television, yeah.... a ee, Y om. ul OO PP JPCESA) OF TNT BLL Iti rice n.e -ee.@ven the Times, reading it everyday, you know, You think it's basical (ph) between radical and liberal is the fact that this intim---, on oe ee a. ee ee ee ee ee 2 an, . +h + AUNAVI MAE WEAR LIT y Bebe W~-wouldn't you say? I don't.... 4h, I, the form on which they receive it.... Yeah. ‘Cause I think if you spend your life receiving, receiving form in, ah, through, ah, media, ahm, mode such as the New York Times, ah, what you're going to do is eventually end up in an extreme state of despair because, ah, e@gneae (interjects) That's cynicism, ah. oeeethe, th---the tremendous cynicism, ah, it, it's a typical ah, academic intellectual view of the world. (interjects) Well.... ter ~15-