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When you go looking for trouble you usually find it.
Why would you call out the national guard on college students, the future, your children? No answer is reasonable, no excuse.....they were just kids....we treat gang bangers better than that.....
They were Usual Suspects itching for some cheap thrills. And they got what they went looking for. It really does suck to be them.
Once again, JBJ, you demonstrate the pathetic superficiality of your political position. You attempt to present yourself as a defender of America, but then flippantly deny the one right on which America was built - the right to dissent. And that shows all your bluster for what it is: ego-indulgent hypocrisy.
I lived through it too, JBJ, and the nasty bastards with spit and insults and bottles were the ones who didn't want us protesting. We did confront the political leaders, and many had the balls to face the violent response non-violent. Others thought defending oneself against fists and bats and rocks was a better course. But never did we throw the first punch. Interesting bit of revisionist history, JBJ; you should have worked forStalin.They had the right to dissent and they went to the wrong effing place to express it. At least they learned not to express their dissent with rocks and bottles.
I lived thru those times and the Usual Suspects were nasty bastards with the spit and insults and rock/bottle throwing. Like all Usual Suspects they never had the balls to confront the political leaders who made the war possible.
yes, JBJ,you are trulu pathetic.
Regardless of the naysayers, it is right to remember the four who were killed in Ohio on this day 36 years ago.
Regardless of the naysayers, it is right to remember the four who were killed in Ohio on this day 36 years ago.
58,000 perished in Vietnam, assclown.
Yeah, shit-for-brains, too bad you weren't one of them!
I did not read the entire list of responses since most of them were done by the one no one wants to join the discussions anymore, but the date is wrong. This happened on May 4, 1970. 40 years ago.
Once again, JBJ, you demonstrate the pathetic superficiality of your political position. You attempt to present yourself as a defender of America, but then flippantly deny the one right on which America was built - the right to dissent. And that shows all your bluster for what it is: ego-indulgent hypocrisy.
Amendment I
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
I did what you and our leaders demanded me to do;
ETA: It was a sad day that four US citizens were killed by four other US citizens.![]()