Gosh, has it been 39 years since Kent State? (ammunition, government, support)
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I would say that you are comparing apples to bananas when you talk about that situation at Kent State to any of the Tea Parties? Were you at a Tea Party to know the difference in behavior at the two situations? I think not but you do want to take the word of the MSM about them and the same MSM just never told the story about Kent State in the days before the shooting.
Lets insert something else here. How would you like to be in a group of under 30 mostly teenagers being threatened by 10,000 rioters? Have you ever thought about that?
If Nixon were president now, them teabaggers would be shot dead.
Republicans at the time valued the "order" part of "law and order" over the law part.
Can't remember if the Attica shootings came before or after Kent State.
It was Rockafeller and Kissinger's country at the time.
They got really pissed when they saw that hippi poster that said, "Who needs money?"
That was arguably one of the saddest days in American history, what really bothers me is that I do not believe it will be the last time I see the American Military used against the citizens.
Gosh. You really think that was one of the saddest days in American History?
You must humour me. Give me your top list. I only thought of 4, but if you think Kent State and that unfourtunate situation was one of the saddest days in American History...go for it.
omle, obviously you know nothing about Kent, even though there are links to the murders in this very thread.
Yeah, it's a-ok to be shot in the back while you're walking to class.
By your country's military, no less.
You make a good republican, that's for sure.
unbelievable how time flies by; I remember Kent State well and how terribly stunned, shocked and outraged so many people were.....isn't it amazing that we all may not remember exactly what we had for dinner, say two nights ago, or what we were doing 6-months ago, but something like Kent State, we can remember so clearly, well, at least those of "us" 60's+ kids" who were so aware of the times, events and social climate.
Perhaps what is more stunning, in reality, is the fact that no matter how significant a situation is or has been, the world simply does not stop for us. I trust in some ways Waco or Virginia Tech or the Oklahoma bombing will be as powerful a memory as Kent State was...perhaps Kent State and even Waco a bit more because it had to do law enforcement agencies killing......
It started with the bombing of Cambodia.
An illegal incursion into a sovereign country.
Sound familiar?
There was also the matter of 50,000 American kids dead and the draft, lottery.
I knew Kent very well at that time.
You seem to like to talk about things you know nothing about.
After all, you're the one who made the comparison.
I think it started when a group of students decided they had the right to keep another group from working their way through school. The "restricted" group were doing tests on weapons for the Army. Some people didn't think they had a right to do that and the thing got going and got out of hand like so many supposedly peaceful demonstrations of the time did.
Can you compare the original riot of this thread to that one? Numbers? destruction of property? Time of the whole thing? Since you know so much about Kent then you ought to be able to make that comparison.
Using bombing of Cambodia sounds like liberal professor reasoning.
omle, obviously you know nothing about Kent, even though there are links to the murders in this very thread.
Yeah, it's a-ok to be shot in the back while you're walking to class.
By your country's military, no less.
You make a good republican, that's for sure.
I think it started when a group of students decided they had the right to keep another group from working their way through school. The "restricted" group were doing tests on weapons for the Army. Some people didn't think they had a right to do that and the thing got going and got out of hand like so many supposedly peaceful demonstrations of the time did.
Can you compare the original riot of this thread to that one? Numbers? destruction of property? Time of the whole thing? Since you know so much about Kent then you ought to be able to make that comparison.
Using bombing of Cambodia sounds like liberal professor reasoning.
What the ??? Here is an interesting article by some Kent State profs:
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