- You've killed a lot of my friends.
- They got in the way. I don't kill innocent people.

5 seconds sound clip from The Master (1984) - Hostages (S1E4) sitcom.

You can hear this line at 00:42:04.170 in the Blu-ray version of the TV Series.

Quote context

[...]

- Move it. Come on. Come on.

- Start the executions.

- Load the helicopters.

- Mr. Mallory and I have a few quiet words to say together... in private. Don't.

- Getting rattled? A little uncharacteristic emotion?

- You've killed a lot of my friends.

- They got in the way. I don't kill innocent people.

- What about your control, sending in his assault force? You think he cares about the lives of the hostages?

- All he cares about is stopping terrorism.

- It's all terrorism. Different names. Different causes.

- Save the world for what? What do you care about?

[...]

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