:06:01
it's going to be that every student,
:06:05
in or out of the demonstration, black or white,
will be considered an enemy,
:06:08
and it will be easier to keep the tension
:06:11
that we, all together, became a public threat
:06:13
Well then I share your opinion
:06:17
There is no more coffee.
Can you make some more?
:06:18
Isn't there any man who can make coffee?
:06:24
Now let's listen to you. - I suggest that we form
some groups of 4 or 5 of us,
:06:27
that should stay out of the university
and that, at some given moment,
:06:30
should move behind the police
:06:32
Please! - Yes I mean as distracting tactics,
:06:35
so the others could have time to reach...
- Just a moment!
:06:39
Are cars good to build barricades?
:06:41
Cars? - Inside the university?
:06:45
As tactics to...
- why don't you bring here your own?
:06:49
It's a sport car, is it ok? Take it here,
then I'll take care of it
:07:01
Is it possible that you don't
understand that until...
:07:10
Silence! - There's only one way to talk
with the white men,
:07:12
and that's in their own language
:07:14
if they talk with weapons,
you answer with weapons, it's very easy
:07:19
But are you ready to die?
- Many black men already died,
:07:22
and many others are now dying in this country;
:07:24
if we are on the top of the movement,
it's because we pay personally.
:07:29
I'm also ready to die.
- Alone?
:07:37
But not of boredom
:07:41
Who the hell is he?
:07:42
No no, it's alright, he lives with me.
:07:44
Maybe meetings aren't his forte
:07:46
Sorry, but if it wasn't to join us,
why did he come?
:07:50
Why? Who has the right to say if he
wants to stay here or not?
:07:53
What kind of bullshit is that
meetings aren't his forte,
:07:55
if he wants to be a revolutionary he has
to stay with other people, otherwise...
:07:58
That's why he came here