"[Note: Spike Lee""sDo he Right Thing (1989)referenced the love/hate, left and right hand theme, when Radio Raheem (Bill Nunn) explained the love/hate dichotomy.We can""t do that until we are free...by the only means left to us - revolution." Caesar stated that MacDonald, of all people, should understand their struggle, and although their revolt was possibly doomed to fail, he argued: "We cannot be free until we have power.) (from Kansas) collect two sacks of mail from the boat""s purser Rafael and inquire about female prospects among the tourist passengers.The slaughter of innocent bystanders, and the use of women as shields (in the all-male film) were served up as counterpoints o the media""s honest display of violence during the late 60s, with he Vietnam War, assassinations, urban riots, and other events filling he airwaves...Don""t answer that! Lead on, Pancho....Across he border again?"Back at the scene of the explosion on the American side, a billboard identifies the frontier Mexican town across the border, welcoming "stranger" Vargas [signs play a prominent, yet ironic role throughout the film]:WELCOME STRANGER! To Picturesque Los Robles, The Paris of the Border.