The Rand Paul Plagiarizing Guessing Game - Guess the Next One, or Which Movie!!!

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11. Here's one he might have given on teaching people morals:

We all know about the wonderful clinics that exist to cure those poor people stricken with the disease of homosexuality. Well there's a new type of clinic now, one that will help curb crime by healing people of their violent tendencies. Here's a case study from one of the test clinics:

Alex was a lonely child who got in with the wrong crowd and joined a gang. One night, his gang members express discontent with Alex's petty crimes, demanding more equality and more high-yield thefts. Alex reasserts his leadership by attacking them. Later Alex invades the mansion of a wealthy "cat"-woman, while his droogs remain at the front door. Alex bludgeons the woman with a phallic statue. Hearing police sirens, Alex tries to run away, but Dim smashes a pint bottle of milk across his face, leaving him stunned and bleeding. Alex is captured and beaten by the police. A gloating Deltoid spits in his face and informs him that the woman died in the hospital, making him a murderer. Alex is sentenced to 14 years incarceration.

Two years into the sentence, the Minister of the Interior arrives at the prison looking for test subjects for the Ludovico technique, an experimental aversion therapy for rehabilitating criminals within two weeks; Alex readily volunteers. The process involves drugging the subject, strapping him to a chair, propping his eyelids open, and forcing him to watch images of violence. Alex becomes nauseated due to the drugs. He realizes that one of the films' soundtracks is by his favourite composer, Ludwig van Beethoven, and that the Ludovico technique will make him sick when he hears the music he loves. He tries to end the treatment but is unsuccessful.

After two weeks of the Ludovico technique, the Minister of the Interior puts on a demonstration to prove that Alex is "cured". He is shown to be incapable of fighting back against an actor who insults and attacks him, and he becomes violently ill at the sight of a topless woman. The prison chaplain protests at the results, feeling that Alex has been robbed of his God-given freewill: "He ceases to be a wrongdoer. He ceases also to be a creature capable of moral choice." The prison governor asserts that they are not interested in the higher ethics but only with "cutting down crime and relieving the ghastly congestion in our prisons."

Now, this test clinic was set up in the liberal, god mocking north, but down here in the south our churches understand that when it comes to righting a wrong like homosexuality and random violence against rich people all methods are blessed. We know that what is important is to eradicate bad behavior, which of course leads to people being moral. And let me just end this by saying I do think we should still be putting people in prisons, as long as it's the right people.

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