Mississippi Burning
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:01:22
...why don't you get back to your commie,
nigger-lovin' bosses up North?

:01:27
You must not know my boss - Mr. Hoover.
:01:30
He's not too fond of commies.
He'd be on your side there.

:01:33
I don't give two shits whose side
your Mr. Hoover's on, boy.

:01:37
All I know is we got 5,000 niggers in this
county who ain't registered to vote yet.

:01:42
And, as far as I'm concerned,
they never will.

:01:45
So tell your stiff suits up in Washington,
DC, they ain't gonna change us one bit.

:01:52
Unless it's over my dead body.
Or a lot of dead niggers.

:01:54
Two beer cans, a Coca-Cola bottle,
a green plastic bottle...

:01:57
...a badly burned wristwatch stopped
at 12.45, and a set of keys. No bodies.

:01:59
You'd kill, Frank?
Is that what you're sayin'?

:02:03
I wouldn't give it no more thought
than wringin' a cat's neck.

:02:03
- I want the area searched. Every inch.
- Yes, sir.

:02:07
And there ain't a court in Mississippi
that'd convict me for it.

:02:07
- It's a big swamp.
- Every inch, Mr. Bird.

:02:11
How about you, Deputy?
:02:13
- How are you with wringin' necks, huh?
- Just keep pushin' me, Hoover boy.

:02:14
I guess they never left Mississippi.
:02:17
You get this straight, you cornhole fucker.
:02:18
They're dead. They're dead.
:02:19
Tell your queer-ass bosses they'll never
find them civil rightsters down here.

:02:21
Mr. Bird?
:02:23
- Yes, sir?
- There's a telephone at the truck stop.

:02:24
So you might as well pack your bags
and head up North where you belong.

:02:27
Get to it, get on it, and get me
a hundred more men here by morning.

:02:30
You get this straight, shitkicker.
:02:31
- A hundred?
- A hundred.

:02:33
Don't you go mistakin' me
for some whole other body.

:02:34
- Bureau people, sir?
- I don't care if it's the army!

:02:36
Your brain's in your dick
if you think we'll just fade away.

:02:37
- I want this entire swamp searched!
- Yes, sir.

:02:39
We're gonna be here
till this thing's finished.

:02:43
Don't do it, Mr. Ward.
:02:43
How about you, Deputy?
:02:45
- You'll just start a war.
- It was a war long before we got here.

:02:46
Is that gun just for show?
:02:49
Or do you get to shoot people
once in a while?

:02:59
Thanks for the beer.

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