00:03We are going to win.
00:09I'm convinced that it is one of the most unjust wars that has ever been fought in the history of
00:15the world.
00:16The war they were asking us to fight and it bore no resemblance to what I thought Americans were supposed
00:21to do.
00:26Evil is a participatory phenomenon and it counts on participation in order to be successful.
00:33And the first option you have is withdrawing your participation and from there it's all liberation, whatever the cost.
00:46Sentences had tended to be two and a half years and he gave me three.
00:50These are our cards, you have our names.
00:52Joe Stewart, New York.
00:53Come arrest us.
00:55We ourselves actually could take the step that would bring this war to an end by refusing to go, just
01:00refusing to cooperate.
01:01And if you want to put me in jail then you go ahead and put me in jail and that
01:05of course is what they did.
01:07Hell no, we won't go.
01:13I just don't think I should go 10,000 miles from here and shoot some black people who never caught
01:18me nigger.
01:19This was not a popular position in greater America.
01:24The most encouraging thing is when a young man says no to Uncle Sam and we'll take the jail sentence.
01:31Did you have any final things to say to David before they took him away that you can tell him?
01:35Yeah, I said I love you.
01:39The idea of political nonviolence, that's the gift of the 20th century to the world.
01:46And we must continue to follow the dictates of our conscience, even if that means breaking unjust laws.
01:57My name's Rich Profumo and I just refused induction.
02:01And what we say to our brothers around this country is a very simple word.
02:06That word is resist.
