:36:02
Yeah?
:36:03
It's really been building up
over the past couple of months.
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- And--
- Am I going to be able to be there?
:36:10
Of course you're going to be there.
I'm gonna try to get Ronnie there, too.
:36:14
"Cause you know what
I feel about the army.
:36:16
These people holding their heads high
because they lost a son...
:36:21
in Vietnam or something.
:36:23
I don't think
that's much to be proud of.
:36:28
They've lost more than they'll ever gain
for the rest of their lives.
:36:35
And I remember
I was sitting at the base of the hill,
:36:39
and I was on one of the tanks.
:36:42
And I had an M-16,
and I had stacks of magazines.
:36:45
And there were two guys, you know,
:36:48
that were going through,
like, some grass and bam!
:36:52
I dinged in on one of'em,
and I nailed him, you know.
:36:55
And the Aussie with me confirmed,
you know, that I dinged him.
:37:00
And I felt good.
And I wanted more.
:37:03
And it wasn't that I wanted more
for politics or anything like that.
:37:08
No. I couldn't of cared
if they were whatever.
:37:11
I just wanted them because
they were the opposition, the enemy.
:37:16
Stinking little savages.
Wipe 'em out, I say.
:37:20
Wipe 'em out.
Wipe 'em off the face of the earth!
:37:24
Will we ever understand
these Eastern races?
:37:26
Hit me, Poon Soon.
:37:31
[Gargling]
:37:33
You hideous yellow monster!
:37:35
I wanted to go out
and kill some gooks, you know?
:37:38
I-I really--I-I don't know. I guess
I had been totally brainwashed,
:37:43
because I could remember when
people used to call me "blanket ass''...
:37:47
or "chief'
and they still did, you know?
:37:49
I think my name was, uh,
Ira Hayes in boot camp.
:37:53
Either Ira Hayes or squaw, depending on
what mood the drill instructor was in.
:37:57
But there I was, you know,
saying I wanted to go kill some gooks.