Documentary on 1960s radicals in the U.S.A.Documentary on 1960s radicals in the U.S.A.Documentary on 1960s radicals in the U.S.A.
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Prescient Beyond Words Consider The Missouri University Cry Bullies
In what should be required viewing for all potential student leaders, with leftist, liberal progressive, fascist tendencies, this film has the beginning and end of such rebellions.
I caught this in the early 90's. I was never a fan of that 60's BS, and to see burnouts like Hoffman, O'Leary, & Ginsberg commenting upon themselves was marvellous.
They got old. And they grew up.
They looked back upon themselves as anyone would to a bunch of juvenile whelps in their early 20's.
One guy, was literally laughing his face off.
Not to be missed, considering the times we live in, if you're at all interested in the history of the sucky-baby, fascist, leftist liberal progressives.
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I caught this in the early 90's. I was never a fan of that 60's BS, and to see burnouts like Hoffman, O'Leary, & Ginsberg commenting upon themselves was marvellous.
They got old. And they grew up.
They looked back upon themselves as anyone would to a bunch of juvenile whelps in their early 20's.
One guy, was literally laughing his face off.
Not to be missed, considering the times we live in, if you're at all interested in the history of the sucky-baby, fascist, leftist liberal progressives.
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