Wanda (1970)

WANDA: I don't have anything, never did have anything, never will have anything.

MR. DENNIS: You're stupid.

WANDA: I'm stupid?

MR. DENNIS: You don't want anything, you won't have anything -- you don't have anything, you're nothing. You may as well be dead. You're not even a citizen of the United States.

WANDA: I guess I'm dead then.

This dialogue (from Barbara Loden's 1970 film Wanda) happens later in the film, after the scene where the man who pays for Wanda's beer (above) dumps her after taking her to a hotel, and after she goes to another bar, where she is picked up by Mr. Dennis, a robber, who has tied up the bartender (hidden from Wanda) and is pulling bills from the till.