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Red [stars] for those injured in battle, white for those missing in action… and the gold star go by the names of those killed in action. Look close, read the names. Some played football, some played basketball; some were swimmers. They went to dances, they fell in love… they all had hopes and dreams, just like you. I know because I was in Vietnam. It’s also a part of my history. There will always be debate about war. But never forget that behind the politics and the protests that you might have seen on TV about Vietnam that thousands of young Americans really close to your age were fighting and dying. What do we owe them…? Our gratitude. And always remember that they weren’t just fighting to protect our rights. They were fighting, they were sacrificing - they were risking everything to secure life, liberty, and the pursiut of happiness for people everywhere. It’s the same thing you owe your ancestors for the battles that they fought, whenever they fought them, to give you the liberty and freedoms that you have today. So never forget.
Mr. Clements (Adam Baldwin) | | The Assignment (via not-shakespearian-if-you-lose)
Was going deaf fair to Beethoven? Eliza, something bad happens to all of us in our life. Whether it’s because of the choices we make, or because of events beyond our control. It’s how we get up and go forward from that that matters the most.
Mr. Clements (Adam Baldwin) | | The Assignment (via not-shakespearian-if-you-lose)
You’ve created new possibilities by doing nothing more than changing the way you always do things. Tomorrow, this will be history, and you’ll have had a hand in changing it. You’ve eliminated walls. You’ve started to get dirty. Today is tomorrow’s history - make it count.
Mr. Clements (Adam Baldwin) | | The Assignment (via not-shakespearian-if-you-lose)
Ah. The truth shines through. Revolution - change. It’s a dirty business. Gerda said, ‘Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it’. Boldness has genius, magic, and power in it. So be bold!
Mr. Clements (Adam Baldwin) | | The Assignment (via not-shakespearian-if-you-lose)
@AdamBaldwin Hi @PsychoStick: here’s @ConManSeries’ @Alan_Tudyk & yours truly having some laughs at @MegaConvention on Sunday.
History is made when someone decides to change the way people think about things, their way of doing things. Revolution means radical change of any kind.
Mr. Clements (Adam Baldwin) | | The Assignment (via not-shakespearian-if-you-lose)
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Today is tomorrow’s history. Someday you’re going to look back on this moment and realise your whole life was changed because of what you did today.
Mr. Clements (Adam Baldwin) | | The Assignment (via not-shakespearian-if-you-lose)
Full Metal Jacket (Stanley Kubrick, 1987)
You don’t understand. You are different. Smarter, you’re better off. Because of the great deeds and great words of those who have gone before you. It all means something to you because you learned it. It’s here, and now it’s a part of who you are.
Mr. Clements (Adam Baldwin) | | The Assignment (via not-shakespearian-if-you-lose)
You write “Born to Kill” on your helmet and you wear a peace button. What’s that supposed to be, some kind of sick joke?!
I think I was trying to suggest something about the duality of man, sir.
Full Metal Jacket (1987) dir. Stanley Kubrick