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In reply to the discussion: It's war. [View all]DrBulldog
(841 posts)36. It's time to replace the middle finger greeting ...
... with the hands-up sign. It will convey a far more powerful message to the police.
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Thanks - as relevant today as when it was written about the Hollywood "hippie riots" in in the 60s
aint_no_life_nowhere
Aug 2014
#16
Stephen Stills wrote For What It's Worth about the Sunset Strip riots of 1966
aint_no_life_nowhere
Aug 2014
#54
thanks for the correction and the details.. it was relevant then, and it's relevant today..
2banon
Aug 2014
#65
I think it is worth a mention that West Hollywood's eventual incorporation was motivated to a
Bluenorthwest
Aug 2014
#79
Those rightwing racist pricks had their "Democratic" enablers along the way...
villager
Aug 2014
#27
teaparty is just what they call themselves now, before most of them had no group to cling
randys1
Aug 2014
#83
Your post is triggering all sorts of memories for me. I was a little boy then, about 8 years old. My
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#60
Way off topic, but I hope you're recording or writing down your memories of Chicago '68, so that
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#86
OMG How on earth could I forget to mention Chicago in 1968...jeez there's a story for the ages
2banon
Aug 2014
#49
And how could I forget to mention Philadelphia 1985? The Police BOMBED an entire neighborhood block
2banon
Aug 2014
#66
That's because there is a wider agenda at work here. Good, bad,...they're the ones getting the tank.
Spitfire of ATJ
Aug 2014
#34
And the republicans can't say there isn't when the police Will shoot you on sight.
Initech
Aug 2014
#13
I wonder how many cops complained their job felt more like being at work....
Spitfire of ATJ
Aug 2014
#33
This is what happens when you give military equipment to cops. It does no good if it's not used. nt
neverforget
Aug 2014
#25
It's war and they sure as hell to do not see themselves as public servants paid by the people. We
jwirr
Aug 2014
#32
Come to think about it - you are right. But I do wonder if this isn't the way we are treating people
jwirr
Aug 2014
#71
Except for the occasional clash between uprising vs. land and order, I don't see it.
aikoaiko
Aug 2014
#37
AUTHORITY has been challenged with words...it's show time for Amendment 2
HereSince1628
Aug 2014
#69
It has been war. Bush spying on anti-war orbs. The brutal repression of Occupy and the attack on
Luminous Animal
Aug 2014
#55