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Luthor! Luthor!

Luthor!

What is that, boy?

You all ready? Yes.

Now, don't be nervous.

I'm not, Dad.

Now, you know if you lie, your nose is gonna grow.

No, it won't. Now, if you do get nervous, remember what I told you.

Close my eyes and pretend you're there. That's right.

Hey, what, what, what, what is this?

I wanted to show my friends.

I'm mighty proud of you, Reverend. Mighty proud.

Come on, Luther. Come on, honey.

You better get going.

Come on.

Good luck, everybody.

God bless you.

What do you got?

Nothing.

Come on, tell me. What do you got?

Mom!

Shut up, butt sting.

What?

Change the channel.

Outside.

I forbid you to watch that man in front of your brothers, Owen.

What are you gonna do today?

Sit around your underwear again, drink beer?

There's an opening at the diner. I ain't flipping no burgers.

Owen, I need your help.

You're part of this family, too.

You call this a family?

this morning, Margo.

I'm sorry, Isabelle. I tried calling, but you'd already left.

What happened, Margo? What happened, honey? Spit it out.

Well, at least if they're gonna call us names, they ought to learn how to spell.

Come on, let's get this show on the road.

Their sacred oath must never be compromised.

By joining us, you rebuke the Zionist government and its favoritism toward the

nigger. You condemn the yellow horde and the crowds of mud people that assault

our very shores.

And you denounce the tainted money of the vile Jew bankers.

Never betray your white brothers.

Never rest until we have one Aryan nation under one God

for one unpolluted race.

So long as contaminated rabble exists among us, hatred is our law and

vengeance our mission.

Owen Tucker, what say you?

Patriots, let me join your ranks.

Okay,

for today's assembly, we have a very special treat for you. Here to perform

under the direction of Miss Isabel Jackson, please welcome the

championship All-State Vocal Group, Liberty's own Baptist.

i was walking down the road on a cold dark night

Nice to see you.

Used to be a nigger knew when a cross burning meant.

Killing me won't silence the truth.

Whoa, whoa, whoa there, Reverend. Nobody said anything about killing.

I just want to read you the paper.

You'd be amazed what you find in there.

Like today.

Reverend Luther Phelps, Sr., a Baptist preacher in Liberty, used his pulpit

Sunday to strike out against racial intolerance.

Blah, blah, blah, blah, bunch of jigaboo bullshit.

No, no, here it goes.

It says, I quote,

the Aryan homeland has attracted radical racists who are here solely

to spread their message of hate.

It says, Phelps called these groups a scourge upon the land.

A scourge?

Ouch, Reverend. Wow.

Them some pretty harsh words, don't you think?

Tell me, Reverend, you ever play baseball?

Well, of course you did.

Now, when...

Abner Doubleday, a white man, invented the game of baseball.

He was looking for a way to teach people skills like coordination

and how to keep your eye on the ball.

encourage a little sportsmanship.

You need to develop a certain respect for the other team.

Am I making myself clear here, Reverend?

Am I making myself clear, nigger?

Respect is good for all.

Oh, it ain't good for none.

God don't judge us by the color of our skin.

I'll take that as a yes.

Well, Reverend, I'm just tickled pink that we were able to have this little

chat here today and you could bestow all your wonderful nigger wisdom on us poor

white trash.

Now, you go on now.

You go on home and you take care of yourself, all right?

Go on.

I'm not kidding. Go on ahead.

Oh, damn.

One more thing, Reverend. I forgot.

a message to all who oppose us.

We will no longer remain the silent majority.

Far has been alone, but I'm tired of being alone.

Something keeps on driving me.

Just trying to get back home.

Don't want to talk about it.

Can only do my best.

Where the voice is in silence

Running

from my memories

Can't leave the past behind

Plays like a broken record Flashbacks in my mind

Visions keep on moving They

never let me rest Wanna get back to a place

Where the voices in my head Are silent

Excuse me, do you have a payphone?

Yeah, back by the men's room.

Thank you.

You got a problem, sweetheart?

You're hurting me.

Get your hand off her.

Hey, he didn't mean nothing by it.

He didn't hurt y'all, did he, darling?

Miss, can I get a cup of coffee, please?

You see that slow look of me?

Maybe he wants to be friends.

Maybe I'll show him what kind of friendly people we can be, huh?

No charge.

Are you sure?

Thank you.

Hey, how you doing?

Hey, how you doing?

Hey, now, you're not from around here, now, are you? You just passing through?

Yeah. Excuse me.

Name's Donnie Hanson.

How you doing? Tommy Lee.

Lee?

Well, I'll be. That's a good old Southern name, like, uh... Confederate

General Robert Ely, huh?

Any relation to you?

Excuse me.

Hey, where you going?

Maybe we give you a ride.

No, it's okay.

You sure?

Yeah.

All right, then.

You come back now.

Is there a problem, officer?

Oh, yeah, there's a problem, all right.

You're late.

You're on foot.

Got your message.

Good to see you, Jack.

Yeah, it was good to be seen.

How you been? Good. I'm a granddad.

No, no, I'll send a tow truck for your car. You'll have it back in no time.

Great, great.

Your sister's been looking forward to this all week. She's cooking up a storm.

She cooked?

Yeah, she's getting better.

She couldn't get any worse.

Yeah. What happened?

Nobody's know what he used to be, Tommy.

Come on, Luther.

You should have had that one easy.

Justin, I said that's enough.

He doesn't want to do anything, Mom.

Well, sweetie, maybe he doesn't feel like it right now.

Okay?

Hey!

Your dad's here.

Come on, Luther.

Look who I picked up.

Tommy!

Tommy! Hey, sis!

Whoa!

I can't believe you're here.

Look at you.

Hey,

Justin.

Man,

look at you.

Come on, put him up. Put it up. Put it up. Put it up.

Get him, boy.

He's cutting so fast.

Tommy, you remember Luther.

Of course.

Hey, Luther. How you doing?

You know the last time I saw you?

I don't know.

You were about that big.

How you doing, Luther?

Okay, I guess.

Anybody hungry?

Yeah. Good.

Liver and onions.

Yeah.

Our cities have become war zones.

The streets of our neighborhoods are littered with welfare babies.

Our jobs have been stolen from us and given to the immigrants.

And the Zionist government does not care.

Well, unless you just got off the boat, that is.

Well, we here at the Church of the Aryan Crusade care.

And because we care, we are here to help.

The expansion of the Aryan homeland is our future.

Working for ourselves, we will create our own nation under God with liberty

and justice for our children and our children's children.

I'm counting on your commitment.

I know.

that i can rely on your dedication because we are all working for the same

old

Where you been around?

What

are

you doing? Leaving.

You get back and talk to me, Owen Tucker.

If your pa were here... Yeah, well, he ain't, is he?

You made sure of that.

Owen, please.

You know what those people are doing to this town.

We're fighting for our race. No, you're... You're disgracing it.

I got attacked by one of them people today.

What?

Yeah, well, you probably deserved it.

Hatred's giving me something to live for.

Hatred's gonna get you killed.

So why don't you arrest him?

No witnesses.

No body.

Ain't much of a case.

But you have an idea who did it?

Yeah.

So what about Luther?

He's staying with us.

You know what I'm going through. I gotta look at that boy's face every day and

give him hope.

When I know there isn't any.

Hey, I'm gonna take the kids for some ice cream. You wanna come?

No, you guys go on ahead.

Come on, Uncle Tommy.

All right.

I need to pick up a few things anyways.

I bet you want some chocolate chip.

Oh, twist my arm.

See you later. See ya.

Come on, guys.

Where's the store?

It's over there. Okay, see you in a bit, okay?

Okay, boys, only one scoop, okay?

All right, you got it?

Chinks multiply like rabbits. Come on.

Hey, look at what we got here.

Look, I don't want any trouble.

You are a long way from home, boy.

You don't need to do this.

We'll be going.

You're going to be going all right.

Pretty boy.

Real pretty.

I told you I didn't want any trouble.

Son of a

bitch,

you broke my nose!

Come on. Get out of here.

Tommy.

Are you okay?

I'm okay. It's over. Come on.

The kids are okay.

Karen.

Dad. Justin, you all right?

I'm fine. I want to get the kids home now.

You boys see anything?

Come on.

Nothing?

Huh? Mr. Morgan.

Sheriff. I know you saw the vehicle.

I got a wife and two kids, Sheriff.

Then you should know better than anyone.

What a night, huh?

How you doing, pal?

I'm okay.

It's okay to be scared sometimes, you know.

They called us gooks.

What does that mean?

That means they're ignorant.

I'm sorry I wasn't there.

You can't be everywhere, Dad.

I promise you that this will never happen again.

Okay, Dad.

Okay? I won't let it happen.

That's a promise.

Oh, he's a beauty.

He's a she.

He's a what?

She. A she?

Sorry, girl.

All right, Justin, time to get ready. Go wash up, okay?

See you later, Uncle Tommy. See you later, young man.

Bye.

He's missed you.

We all have.

I missed you guys, too.

He wants you to teach him how to defend himself.

Karen, you know I don't teach anything.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, okay?

Listen, help me load her into the chair and then we can go.

Go where?

To the 4-H fair.

The 4-H fair? Yeah.

You're volunteering.

I am?

Come on, come on, come on.

Missing the right one!

Hey, kid, what's the matter?

You didn't eat your Wheaties?

muscle into it. Don't be a wimp. Come on.

Ha, ha, ha.

That's strike two.

Hey, kid, is that the best you can do? I mean, you don't knock a little girl.

Wait a second.

Davey, let me buy the ball from you for five bucks.

Hey, lady.

Five bucks.

Cool. Hey, lady, what are you doing?

It's the kid's throw. No cheating here.

I'm just going to show you how a girl throws.

Looks like Clowney's all washed up, huh?

Let's get out of here.

So you should come in and talk to, you know, talk to us and we'll tell you a

little bit about... What is the matter with you? Get out of here.

Buzz off, lady. It's public property.

Owen?

Owen Tucker?

We don't teach hate here.

It ain't hate. It's the truth.

And you ain't my teacher.

Give me those.

Get your hands off me.

Come on, let's get out.

Why don't you go on home, girlie?

Hey!

Who the hell are you, boy?

Homie, the killer clown.

I'll see you later.

That wasn't necessary.

I can take care of myself.

What? You almost killed him.

Hey, lady.

You're welcome.

Damn, this is, uh, twice what we talked about.

Hey, this is military ordinance.

It's very expensive.

Ah, but for you, I'll throw this in.

Damn.

Feels good.

Go ahead. Take her for a test drive.

I hate blind dates. I told you, it's not a blind date. It's Justin's teacher.

Oh, I know my sister.

She's here.

What do you think?

Oh, God.

The ice cream?

I think you missed a spot.

Where?

I can't help it if I'm thorough.

You know, I... I wanted to apologize for being such a bitch yesterday.

Oh, strong word.

Appropriate, but strong.

I was trying to thank you for your help. No, you were right. You were absolutely

right.

About what?

I should have let him punch you.

Feisty, aren't you?

Ooh.

So tell me something, Myrtle.

What?

Are you always this tough?

Yes.

Is that why you're not involved?

I am involved.

Oh?

With him.

Oh.

You are going to get it. Ooh, you are going to get it.

Promises, promises.

Stop it. Oh, oh, oh. What, are you going to hit me with a spoon?

Yeah, yeah.

Don't get... You shouldn't hit girls. You shouldn't hit girls.

What the hell is this?

Get him in the house. Get back in the house.

I'll give you five seconds to get off my property.

Four.

Three.

Two.

Come on, Jack, get back in the house.

Luther?

Hey.

Are you okay?

They're the ones who killed my dad.

How do you know?

I saw this before.

They burnt a cross.

And they took him.

I never did anything to them.

Why do they hate me?

Luther, I'm gonna tell you something.

And I want you to listen to me.

It's not that they hate you.

They hate anyone who's different from them.

My dad taught me to love everybody.

I can't help it. I hate them.

You can't fight hate with hate.

It'll only eat you up inside.

How would you feel if they killed your dad?

I don't know, Luther.

I want him back!

He never left you.

I bet he's watching over you right now.

And if you just remember what he taught you, he'll always be with you.

Okay?

Okay?

Come here. Give me a hug.

It'll be okay.

It's gonna be okay.

That brings us to the last item of business on today's agenda.

A proposal from the Church of the Aryan Crusade.

To purchase from the City of Liberty, parcel 154. That's the 2,500

acres at the northeast corner of the city limits.

Now, unless there is any discussion or objection, I...

Gentlemen, there are some empty seats if you would like to...

Very well.

Now, as I was saying, if there are no objections, I will recommend

approval by the council.

Very good.

Then if there is nothing else, this meeting... Excuse me, Mr.

Mayor.

I have something I'd like to say.

We all know each other here.

We're neighbors.

We all know Mr. Bryan.

He's our neighbor as well.

Most of us do not like what Mr. Bryan has to say, but we've always respected

his right to say it.

But now, Mr. Bryan wants to buy up our land so he could build a monument to

hate.

Well, I say liberty is not for sale.

Tell him, Margo. Yes, you tell him.

Miss, it is not against the law for me to buy property.

This is still a free country.

Yes, it is a free country, Mr. Bryan.

You know the words, but you miss their meaning.

You can see it in the children's faces as they look to the future in the hopes

that they'll always be able to live free and decent as God intended, no matter

what their race, creed, or color.

I just want to say something here.

A threat to liberty here is a threat to liberty everywhere.

Do you hear what I'm saying?

A threat to liberty here is a threat to liberty everywhere.

I preach only simple separation.

We have a right to live our lives... Everyone does, Mr. Bryan.

But there are those among your followers who take your words as a license to hate

and kill.

We will no longer be intimidated by you, Mr. Bryan, or by your followers.

Liberty has no place for prejudice, hate, or violence.

It has become apparent that the interests of your church are

inconsistent with those of our city.

Tommy?

What the hell were you doing up there? Oh, Jesus, Jack.

Are you gonna sit around and let them do to us what they did to Reverend Phelps?

Hey. Hey, Tommy.

Look, I will handle it, but I gotta do it by the book.

Jack, I don't think the other team is playing by your rules.

Real name is Roosevelt, but you can call him Rose.

Sometimes you have to pay a price for what you believe.

Is that why you stopped teaching?

Karen told you?

Mm-hmm.

So what else did she tell you?

That you killed a man.

He murdered my friend.

Then he came after me.

I, uh... had no choice.

I'm sorry. I shouldn't have brought that up.

Margot, what I did goes against everything that I believe.

Everything.

Tell me, you've got to stop blaming yourself.

You said you had no choice and I believe you.

Now you do have a choice.

You can stay here and help your family or you can walk away.

I won't let Hansard hurt my family.

Let's get this thing unloaded. Come on guys, let's get this thing done.

You know there's 90 that Christmas in the army

Hey,

sorry,

sorry

Where in the hell is Hanson? He's in the meeting hall, sir.

How could you betray me? These are weapons of aggression, weapons of war.

Yes, sir.

A race war, which is imminent.

This is exactly why people fear us. They think we want to exterminate, not

separate. But, pastor, we do.

I trusted you.

I gave you a life.

And this is how you repay me?

He who preaches war is the devil's chaplain. I want you, I want him out of

here by tomorrow.

The men need new leadership.

I agree.

Get out of my way.

do need new leadership.

But he was one of us.

I will decide who is us.

What are you doing here anyway?

I thought I told you to follow that mud.

I did.

I left them last night at the teacher's. Ms. Preston's.

Good.

Two birds with one stone.

Donnie, you know what to do.

Who are you?

Amen.

Rosie. Rosie, be quiet.

Rosie, what is the matter?

Wait for me.

Swing it, yeah.

You like it rough, don't you?

Knock it off. I'll cut your throat.

Give me that knife.

Look at that.

It's me, Tom.

Thank you.

Thanks for the ride.

Karen?

Jack?

Son of a bitch.

Still playing by the rules sheriff

Brothers.

Warriors of God.

I have tragic news.

A murd has brutally murdered our leader.

This scum seeks to destroy our movement.

And on this very night, he will lead a force against us.

I have been called upon by God.

to face my greatest challenge, to serve as Pastor Brian's successor.

And I call upon you men to fulfill your fate as warriors of our race.

Do not underestimate the cleverness of this monster.

His yellow eyes can see in the dark.

His heart is more diabolical than yours are brave. He knows no honor.

proclaim our destiny.

Stand up and reclaim the soil our forefathers died for.

We are God's warriors.

We were born to rise high.

Now I got you

He is here.

You're going to get out of here!

You okay?

Stay down!

Back it up! Now! Now! Back

it up!

Sit down! Sit down! We're gonna make it!

Drop it.

Drop it.

You.

What are you gonna learn, kid?

Come on, Lee.

Can't we all just get along?

Yeah.

See what color your blood is.

is not the answer.

The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb and the calf, and the young lion and the

fatling together.

The cow and the bear shall feed.

The young one shall lie down together, and I will give peace unto the land.

And ye shall lie down, and none shall make you afraid.

Amen.

But I'm tired of being alone.

Something keeps on driving me.

Just trying to get back home.

Don't want to talk about it.

Can only do my best.

Want to get back to a place where the voices in my head

are silent.

Running from my memories Can't leave the past behind

Plays like a broken record

Flashbacks in my mind

Fishes keep on moving They

never let me rest Wanna get back to a place

Where the voices in my head are silent.

Standing in the shadows waiting for a sign.

Watching for the moment when that state of grace is mine.

Don't need to be a hero.

I take sweet freedom instead.

Gotta get back to a place where the voice is in my head.

A silent.

When you're lost and brokenhearted, you can't make it on

your own.

Darling, you can come back home.

When your world comes crashing down, you can't find

a way around.

Darling.

You can come back home No need to

worry, no need to fear Loving arms are always

near I will dry your tears Just come back

home

When you feel you reach the end

to fear.