YouTube Video-anti-war protesters

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Originally posted by PBA:
This is what will happen if Watch Viedo!!
This is what will happen if the draft is put into re-play, history does repeat. Only this time if the Draft becomes activated and a hot -lead adventure begins again, there will be Military putting down the anti-war protesters. In the segment at 1:36 seconds into the clip that shows the San Francisco part of the protest, there is a man wearing a jacket with what looks like an eagle on his back, that was the logo of the United Farm Workers who were organizing farm labor. The current violence directed at Janitors by the Huston PD shows how respect and workers rights are hard won with lots of pain on the part of the worker.


This video shows how the Draft Protest's were centered on Universities. The dilemma of how to handle the student protesters fell on the University Presidents and most of the time they sided with U.S. Government and used force to put down the protests.

http://agonist.org/sean_paul_kelley/20061120/a_slight_draft

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Originally posted by Kindred_Spirit:

quote:

Originally posted by PBA:
This is what will happen if Watch Viedo!!
This is what will happen if the draft is put into re-play, history does repeat. Only this time if the Draft becomes activated and a hot -lead adventure begins again, there will be Military putting down the anti-war protesters. In the segment at 1:36 seconds into the clip that shows the San Francisco part of the protest, there is a man wearing a jacket with what looks like an eagle on his back, that was the logo of the United Farm Workers who were organizing farm labor. The current violence directed at Janitors by the Huston PD shows how respect and workers rights are hard won with lots of pain on the part of the worker.


This video shows how the Draft Protest's were centered on Universities. The dilemma of how to handle the student protesters fell on the University Presidents and most of the time they sided with U.S. Government and used force to put down the protests.

http://agonist.org/sean_paul_kelley/20061120/a_slight_draft

I didn't look at the video because my sound card is messed up, and it makes it hard...

My ONLY comment here would be that the protesting sure is starting early in this war, the protesting of Vietnam started about 6-8 years into it.. I think. Kent State being one of the bloodiest.