Harold and Maude
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the wars ever since
have been a national disgrace.

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Hell, look at history -
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the two best wars we ever
fought were against the Jerries.

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I say get the Krauts
on the other side where they belong.

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Let's have an enemy worth killing
and a war this country can support.

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That's pretty strong stuff, sir.
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Well, Harold, I've always been a man
that speaks his piece.

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Always hurt me.
I'm not liked in Washington.

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I know that...
but I do have friends in high places.

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They kept falling!
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Joe falls back,
a neat, red hole in his head.

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Only one thing
kept going through my mind.

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Kill! Kill! For Joe and Mack
and all the rest of the guys.

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Kill! And then there was
a blinding flash...

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and I woke up on a stretcher.
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"Did we hold?" I asked the medic.
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"Yes, sir," he said...
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and I slipped into unconsciousness.
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Boy!
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That's a terrific story, sir.
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Well, you'll have stories like that
to tell of your own some day.

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- Do you think so, sir?
- Sure you will.

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Gee, I never dreamed
it could be that exciting.

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It's the most exciting thing
in the world.

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To pit your own life against another.
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- Yes.
- To kill.

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The taste of blood in your mouth.
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The moment of truth.
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- Another man's life in your sights!
- Yes!

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- Will they really teach me to shoot?
- Sure. A range of weapons.

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- To use a bayonet?
- Yes!

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- How about hand-to-hand combat?
- Yes.


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