:04:01
throughout history
than any other factor.
:04:04
The contrary opinion, that
violence never solves anything,
:04:07
is wishful thinking
at its worst.
:04:09
People who forget that
always pay.
:04:12
Rico, what's the moral
difference, if any...
:04:16
between a civilian
and a citizen?
:04:18
A citizen accepts personal
responsibility for the safety...
:04:21
of the body politic,
defending it with his life.
:04:24
- A civilian does not.
- The exact words of the text.
:04:28
But do you understand it?
Do you believe it?
:04:32
- I don't know.
- Of course you don't.
:04:35
I doubt anyone here would
recognize civic virtue...
:04:37
if it reached up
and bit you in the ass.
:04:56
Not here.
:04:58
Come on, let's see if they
posted the math final.
:05:00
- Rico, we gonna take Tesla?
- We're gonna kill 'em.
:05:06
Remember, all graduating seniors
must fill out a 710 form.
:05:09
First thing Fleet Academy
looks at is your math scores.
:05:11
Wish me luck.
:05:20
- Way to go.
- Good job.
:05:22
Your turn.
Hold on.
:05:25
I want to talk to Marco.
His sister's at Fleet.
:05:27
- Marco.
- Hi, Carmen.
:05:29
- What do you hear about Roxy?
- She made pilot.
:05:32
- She did?
- Oh, yeah.
:05:34
Thirty-five percent.
Very nice.
:05:39
Look at that. Thirty-five
percent, ladies and gentlemen.
:05:43
Big numbers.
:05:44
- Carl.
- Sorry.
:05:53
So, you haven't done it yet,
have you? Don't lie.
:05:55
I'm not in any hurry.
:05:58
- Others are waiting.
- And?