In the early 1970s, as the Vietnam War escalated and domestic protests grew louder, President Nixon launched the McCarran Act, enacted in the 1950s, to deal with domestic emergencies and to establish secret isolation camps that could Congressional approval can put those anti-war activists, radicals and even pacifists in jail without even any trial or evidence. In the vast desert of southwestern California, there is such an isolation camp. The prisoners in the isolation camp must travel through the desert to reach the base "Punishment Park" near the Big Bear Mountain National Park. It's a lock-down and punishment.
Punishment Park movie plot
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Extended Reading
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Charles Robbins: Would you like for me to define what a politician is? A politician is nothing but a debater. All that you do is debate issues, you fat pig, you meathead. That's all that you are, because you are lying, sucker, you're lying to the camera, you're lying to your mama, you're lying to everybody, but every time I hear you open up your mouth, all I hear is oink, you pig. That's all I hear, oink. 'Cause you ain't got no humanity in you, 'cause you're a pig, you lying punk.
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Desert Pacifist: At another time, the honorable thing or the right thing to do might be to be a policeman or to be President. Right now, I think the honorable thing to do is to be a criminal.