Capitalism: A Love Story

- Sheriff's office.

- Robert:
Yeah, we know.

- Okay, y'all have to come out, please.

- Robert:
All right.

Woman:
We cannot act like this--

this is just something that's okay.

And so this is new.

They've never come out

and boarded up our house

after they've evicted the person

and threw their furniture

in the dumpster.

So they're letting us know

that they are stepping it up,

boarding up somebody's house.

This has been my family home.

This is my parents' house.

l've lived here for 41 years.

This is the only home

l've ever really lived in.

This is the only-- this will always

be home to me, no matter what.

- l'm a carpenter.

- Woman:
There you go.

Man #1 :
Sandra, they're leaving.

Let them leave.

- Man #2:
l'm a carpenter. So what?

- That's all l am.

- Well, people pay their bills.

- This could happen to you.

Carpenter:
That's right.

So why do you think l'm doing it?

l don't have to be happy about this,

but that's what l do.

Sandra:
That's all l'm saying is that

maybe you can make another choice.

- That's all we're saying.

- That's no reason for...

Sandra:

You're a working-class person.

...people here to get upset

and almost get themselves hurt.

We ain't gonna get hurt.

Are you threatening us?

Y'all gonna get on out of here.

You might end up even getting hurt.

Talking about us getting hurt,

you might get hurt.

Man:
There's gonna be

some kind of a rebellion

between the people

that have nothing

and the people that's got it all.

l don't understand.

There's no in-between no more.

There's the people that's got it all

and the people that have nothing.

We gotta get this stuff

out of the house and packed up

and be out of here

in about 30 days

even though we don't

have a place to go.

Oh.

Woman:

We designed this house.

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