American History X1998

Murray:
[about Danny] I don't have a personal problem with him!

Bob Sweeney:
Don't insult my intelligence, Murray! You hate this child, and I think I know why.

Murray:
[closes the door] So I went out with his mother a few times. That was three years ago...it was nothing.

Bob Sweeney:
Nothing. Really?

Murray:
That paper, Bob--it's a travesty. Arguing for Hitler as a civil rights hero? You've got to draw the line.

Bob Sweeney:
You know, Murray, you actually brought this upon yourself. You said the paper could be on any book that related to the struggle for human rights...in plain English. I am not disputing that the child is confused, and harbors some sick ideas, but I am not ready to give up on him yet.

Murray:
His brother probably put him up to it.

Bob Sweeney:
I guarantee you 100% his brother did not put him up to this.

Murray:
Whatever...I find that hard to believe.