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The Cannon Group made the leap to major motion pictures with Joe, John G. Avildsen's controversial 1970 drama about a racist who owns too many firearms. We discuss how fortunate we are to live in the present, where racism doesn't exist and nobody owns guns.

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The Cannon Group made the leap to major motion pictures with Joe, John G. Avildsen's controversial 1970 drama about a racist who owns too many firearms. We discuss how fortunate we are to live in the present, where racism doesn't exist and nobody...

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