:10:01
There was...
:10:03
There was a lot of feeling
in the words.
:10:08
I'm so sorry for what happened
to you, Ronnie.
:10:12
My mom called me
at school and told me.
:10:16
I was just
so shocked.
:10:19
l-- I wanted to...
:10:21
reach out
and help you.
:10:25
But...
:10:27
it was just
so frustrating,
:10:29
I just...
:10:30
stood in the hallway
of my dorm room shaking.
:10:34
I couldn't
say anything.
:10:36
Donna...
:10:38
uh, they need you
over at Locklin.
:10:40
I can't right now,
Jeff. Later.
:10:42
Well, don't forget
about the meeting.
:10:45
Yeah, 9:00?
:10:46
Yeah. Thanks.
:10:48
I'm sorry.
:10:49
You're real busy, huh?
:10:51
We've got this Kent State
demonstration tomorrow.
:10:53
I'm on the organizing
committee.
:10:55
Kent State.
I heard about that.
:10:57
It was-- Jesus--
terrible.
:10:59
It's terrible.
:11:00
When I saw that girl
:11:02
lying in that pool of blood
at Kent State,
:11:05
I kept on thinking
of that poster
:11:07
of the children
that were killed at My Lai.
:11:10
And I kept on thinking
about you over there...
:11:13
and all the boys
who've died,
:11:16
who've sacrificed
their bodies and--
:11:20
and their minds.
:11:23
The war is
so wrong, Ronnie.
:11:25
It's so wrong.
:11:27
I just had to
do something.
:11:32
We don't need arms
:11:36
We need hands to hold
:11:42
And we don't need bombs...
:11:46
Strike now,
shut it down!
:11:49
Strike now,
shut it down!
:11:52
Strike now,
shut it down!
:11:53
You know, Ronnie,
I'm not saying that you are,
:11:57
but if you have any feelings
against the war,