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revolutionary theory and methods,
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I must participate in a revolution.
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You can participate,
but you can't invent one.
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But if I want knowledge,
I need practical experience.
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- Do you agree?
- I do.
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Only revolutionary practice
implies
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a knowledge of the situation.
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The situation is bad.
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You know that, but do you know...
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And that'll make it known.
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Do you know a possible remedy?
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But authentic knowledge
comes from direct experience.
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First-hand experience.
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Does it tell you the content
to give your action?
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Because terrorism is only a start.
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- Isn't it terrorism?
- Yes, it is.
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So terrorism supposes
underlying bases.
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We've studied for two years.
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For two years,
and how have you studied it?
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We live the problem.
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You live it.
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You're no longer a student.
You may know nothing.
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I still know a few things.
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No, Im sorry.
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You're right. I know a few things.
Not as much as you, of course.
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- Im in it.
- I don't suffer directly.
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I suffer and Im not alone.
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But what's the point
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of killing people
if you don't know
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what you'll do next,
if you don't know what terms...
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But we know what we'll do.
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So, what will you do afterwards?
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I don't believe you know.
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You only know
the present system is awful
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and you're impatient to end it.