Billy Jack (1971) - "Fighting and killing and fighting. Why is there fighting?"

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Welcome, movie maniacs and martial arts enthusiasts, to another episode of "Not for Everyone," the podcast that dares to laugh at the films no one else will! This week, we're strapping on our black belts and diving headfirst into the cinematic phenomenon that is Billy Jack!

Join your hosts, Snobby Bobby, Crude Rude Dude and Simple Austin, as they attempt to unravel the mystery of how a stoic, Native American ex-Green Beret who teaches karate to troubled teens became a cultural icon. We'll be discussing everything from Billy Jack's unparalleled ability to kick bad guys into next week, his fashion-forward denim-on-denim ensembles, and the surprisingly effective "don't mess with these kids" messaging.

Did you know Billy Jack has a "What Would Billy Jack Do?" bracelet? Neither did we, but we're pretty sure it involves a roundhouse kick to injustice. So, grab your popcorn, clear your chakras, and prepare for a hilarious journey into the heart of a film that's equal parts action, drama, and unintentional comedy. It's Billy Jack, baby, and we're ready to get our laughs on!