1:06:01
Except they should have called it...
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It was really something.
1:06:05
...Humiliate the Honky
or Hump the Honky,
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but it was great theater.
1:06:08
How about you, sir?
1:06:09
It was magnificent,
a magnificent experience.
1:06:11
I'm tickled I came.
1:06:12
It made you feel
what it felt like to be a Negro.
1:06:16
I mean, it really gave you the...
to be black.
1:06:18
It really makes you
stop and think, really.
1:06:23
Certainly I've worried
about the problems,
1:06:28
the... the... oh, the...
1:06:30
you could almost say
the sicknesses in our society.
1:06:33
But it was invigorating.
1:06:37
It was...
I-I find it hard to think!
1:06:41
Listen to that stupid shit!
1:06:42
Oh, man, fuck them, you know.
1:06:44
Kick their behinds,
and they still go for it.
1:06:46
I don't think they learned a thing.
1:06:49
We have to go
to those projects up there
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with the silent middle class,
in those projects,
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where they're sitting
with their pipes right now,
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in their chairs,
reading the New York Times...
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you have to go up there,
and you have to blow their minds.
1:06:59
Just do it, man! Go in there
and blow the fuck out of 'em!
1:07:11
...table of contents,
table of contents...
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Ah, contents.
"Introduction, 13.
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"One, Collective Behavior.
Two, the Countryside vs. The City.
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"The Limits of Revolution.
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"The Black Guerilla.
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Ah, Five. Paramilitary Activities
in Urban Areas."
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73.
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Page 73.
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"Paramilitary activities in urban areas.
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"Because all organized
revolutionary movements
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"have been thoroughly infiltrated
by government agents,
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the successful acts of sabotage
will be carried out by single individuals."
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"The lone saboteur must first assimilate
himself into the urban community,
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"assuming a lifestyle
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indistinguishable from the bourgeois
members around him."