It's not just about Kent State... it's also about how the working class is exploited by the media so that superficial differences cause them to eat one another, and also that this generation has forgotten about the GI rebellion and how it wasn't just the protesters on campuses ending the war- it was also largely ended by the men and women in the army who refused to fight. There's also the issue of denying agent orange syndrome, and there's a sense of challenging the concept of "the good old days".
It's not just about Kent State... it's also about how the working class is exploited by the media so that superficial differences cause them to eat one another, and also that this generation has forgotten about the GI rebellion and how it wasn't just the protesters on campuses ending the war- it was also largely ended by the men and women in the army who refused to fight. There's also the issue of denying agent orange syndrome, and there's a sense of challenging the concept of "the good old days".