Tensions in a Democratic State

I'll throw you out. You're the first one I'll throw out.

Am I not allowed to walk here?

No, no.

Am I not allowed to walk here?

I don't want your theatrics.

What theatrics?

I don't want your theatrics.

Why am I not allowed to walk here?

No, no. But you know, show me, I can explain it myself.

I'll make you a promise. That means it isn't yours.

It isn't mine? It's mine, my father's, my mother's

and I'm the owner of this place.

I'm walking on my own.

And you, at this rate, we'll throw you out of here too.

Remember what I'm telling you, I'll throw you out. You're the first one I'll throw out.

You're the first one I'll throw out. You're the first one I'll throw out.

A democratic country.

You, you won't say this isn't my home because I'm

Jewish.

This is my home and this is my country. You can be here,

you can live here. That's fine. Whoever wants to live here in peace,

in peace, I'm his friend. Whoever doesn't, I throw

him out.

I'll throw you out.

You've been saying you'll throw me out for four years.

Four years, four years you've been saying you'll throw me out.