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$5,000 for a bullet.
You know why?
:07:04
'Cause if a bullet cost $5,000,
:07:06
there'd be no more
innocent bystanders.
:07:09
[ clapping and cheering ]
:07:11
Every time
:07:13
somebody get shot, people are,
:07:14
"Damn, he must've
did something."
:07:17
See, they put $50,000's worth
of bullets in his ass!"
:07:23
And people'd think
before they killed somebody
:07:26
for a bullet that cost $5,000!
:07:28
"Man, I would blow
your fucking head off --
:07:30
if I could afford it."
:07:36
I'm gonna get me another job,
:07:38
I'm gonna start saving some
money, and you a dead man.
:07:42
You better hope I can't
get no bullets on layaway.
:07:48
- Not far from where
Charlton Heston and I grew up
:07:51
is a training ground
for the Michigan Militia.
:07:54
Why do you use the bowling pins?
:07:56
- From a self-defence or
whatever tactical standpoint,
:07:59
it's a small target,
which also represents
:08:01
the vitals on a...
on a human being,
:08:04
if you ever had to shoot at one.
:08:08
- The Michigan Militia
became known around the world
:08:12
when, on April 19th, 1995,
two guys living in Michigan
:08:16
who had attended
Militia meetings,
:08:17
Timothy McVeigh
and Terry Nichols,
:08:19
blew up the federal building
:08:21
in Oklahoma City,
:08:24
killing 168 people.
:08:26
The Michigan Militia
wanted everyone to know
:08:29
that they were nothing
like McVeigh and Nichols.
:08:32
- This is an American tradition.
:08:34
It's an American responsibility
to be armed.
:08:36
If you're not armed,
you're not responsible.
:08:39
Who's gonna defend your kids,
the cops?
:08:41
The federal government?
No, none of them.
:08:45
It's your job
to defend you and yours.
:08:47
If you don't do it,
you're in dereliction of duty,
:08:50
as an American. Period.
:08:52
- We're here to let them
know we're here to help.
:08:55
We're not the bogeymen
we're made out to be.
:08:57
We're here to help and defend
the people of this country.
:08:59
- I'm sure you guys
are the kind of people