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Odin2005 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Aug-06-11 10:04 PM
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56. Yup.
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  -8 Reasons Young Americans Don't Fight Back: How the US Crushed Youth Resistance - Alternet WillyT  Aug-05-11 04:54 PM   #0 
  - oh please  keynesFailed   Aug-05-11 04:56 PM   #1 
  - No kidding!  FiveGoodMen   Aug-05-11 04:59 PM   #3 
  - Where the hell are Xboxes, Doritos, and "helicopter parents" on that list?  MADem   Aug-05-11 05:03 PM   #6 
  - I think I found them  customerserviceguy   Aug-05-11 07:49 PM   #16 
     - Hehehe--I must say, your characterization of today's parents as  MADem   Aug-06-11 10:23 AM   #41 
     - Parents today tend to go to opposite extremes, in my observation  customerserviceguy   Aug-06-11 12:42 PM   #43 
     - What is a helicopter parent?  truedelphi   Aug-06-11 02:01 PM   #47 
        - Someone who is constantly "hovering" over their little Golden Child.  BiggJawn   Aug-06-11 02:44 PM   #48 
           - Gotcha. I know those people very well. n/t  truedelphi   Aug-07-11 12:57 PM   #60 
  - Oh please  demwing   Aug-05-11 05:08 PM   #9 
  - Thank you mods.  Ruby the Liberal   Aug-05-11 05:20 PM   #10 
  - well done mods  musette_sf   Aug-05-11 08:27 PM   #24 
  - Not a conspiracy. A cultural phenomenon.  DirkGently   Aug-06-11 02:58 PM   #49 
  - oh thanks  H2O Man   Aug-06-11 03:22 PM   #52 
  - K&R C. Wright Mills railed against the "inactionary masses" and  amborin   Aug-05-11 04:59 PM   #2 
  - K&R  Karmadillo   Aug-05-11 05:02 PM   #4 
  - We were rebels because TV was crappy back then  flamingdem   Aug-05-11 05:02 PM   #5 
  - There was snark back then--it was just directed at "authority."  MADem   Aug-05-11 05:21 PM   #11 
     - Very well described. It's true that we had obvious cultural enemies  flamingdem   Aug-05-11 05:45 PM   #12 
     - TV was FAR from "crappy." Star-Trek, Smothers Bros, Laugh-In, TWTWTW, Dick Cavett,  WinkyDink   Aug-05-11 08:06 PM   #21 
     - +1  musette_sf   Aug-05-11 08:28 PM   #25 
     - don't remember that one  flamingdem   Aug-05-11 08:55 PM   #28 
        - Weekly political satire revue  musette_sf   Aug-05-11 09:37 PM   #30 
     - I LOVE ILLYA KURYAKIN! I was a total fan, so maybe I should say "less variety" nt  flamingdem   Aug-05-11 08:54 PM   #27 
     - Yes, and it's been strange seeing him age as Ducky in NCIS.  kiva   Aug-06-11 10:27 AM   #42 
     - TV was crappy when "Dad" (aka "The Man") was the one who decided what the family was watching!  MADem   Aug-06-11 10:12 AM   #39 
     - There is plenty of anti-authoritarian snark by all ages in my neck of the woods.  Odin2005   Aug-06-11 01:42 PM   #45 
  - Thanks for posting this. However, other than the heavy-duty drugs dispensed so freely these days,  Mist   Aug-05-11 05:05 PM   #7 
  - As far as drugs, acid and pot are better rebel drugs than prozac nt  flamingdem   Aug-05-11 05:46 PM   #13 
     - Let's not forget the Ritalinization of the last few decades, either  customerserviceguy   Aug-05-11 07:51 PM   #17 
     - So true, all of a sudden so many kids had ADD  flamingdem   Aug-05-11 08:54 PM   #26 
     - I think of Big Pharma's drugs as being more heavy-duty than most street drugs. Should have  Mist   Aug-06-11 03:13 PM   #50 
  - K/R for John Gatto's quote about schools (don’t really teach anything except how to obey orders."  NYC_SKP   Aug-05-11 05:06 PM   #8 
  - Most of my union militancy came from high school(Circa 1969-73)  NNN0LHI   Aug-05-11 05:57 PM   #15 
     - Safe to say that things have changed in 40 years in many places, as regards schools.  NYC_SKP   Aug-05-11 07:59 PM   #20 
  - Excellent article K & R  TomClash   Aug-05-11 05:55 PM   #14 
  - One huge difference from Vietnam era protests.  ThoughtCriminal   Aug-05-11 07:52 PM   #18 
  - Yeah, well, dying at 19 looms larger than does Medicare for a college student.  WinkyDink   Aug-05-11 08:08 PM   #22 
  - That's the principal difference. Back then, if your number came up, you went.  MADem   Aug-06-11 10:20 AM   #40 
     - If ANSWER is organizing the protest one is better off not going because it will be a multi-issue...  Odin2005   Aug-06-11 01:48 PM   #46 
        - Yes, and a large percentage of the population regard them as somewhat  MADem   Aug-06-11 10:02 PM   #55 
           - Yup.  Odin2005   Aug-06-11 10:04 PM   #56 
  - Or maybe it's because greed is good?  loyalsister   Aug-05-11 07:55 PM   #19 
  - Adults led the Youth Movement: the Chicago 7, e.g. Today's young have no leaders.  WinkyDink   Aug-05-11 08:10 PM   #23 
  - We had very strong leaders in their teens, we were all in it nt  flamingdem   Aug-05-11 08:56 PM   #29 
     - remember there WERE teens in WI, alongside everyone else  StarsInHerHair   Aug-05-11 09:53 PM   #33 
        - I love Wisconsin, it was the one thing that gave me hope, especially the young  flamingdem   Aug-05-11 09:55 PM   #35 
           - see USUncut movement, inspired by UKUncut movement-against austerity cuts  StarsInHerHair   Aug-05-11 10:30 PM   #36 
              - I did connect with that group but not sure what they're doing  flamingdem   Aug-05-11 10:45 PM   #37 
  - They did fight back recently - with votes for Obama  Zax2me   Aug-05-11 09:40 PM   #31 
  - Then only 1 in 10 voted in the midterms, they lack focus nt  flamingdem   Aug-05-11 10:46 PM   #38 
     - Because we young voters were the ones most betrayed by Obama's backstabbing.  Odin2005   Aug-06-11 10:16 PM   #59 
  - yeah, I just saw on Consumerist site about drugging teens & elderly in institutions  StarsInHerHair   Aug-05-11 09:50 PM   #32 
  - no. 6 is true  Juche   Aug-05-11 09:54 PM   #34 
  - #2 is BS. ODD is pre-sociopathic behavior in childhood, not typical rebellious child behavior.  Odin2005   Aug-06-11 01:39 PM   #44 
  - They're amused and entertained to death these days  NICO9000   Aug-06-11 03:19 PM   #51 
  - And really really shallow...  pipi_k   Aug-06-11 04:51 PM   #54 
  - Right, and folks your age WEREN'T shallow when they were 20? Yeah RIIIIGHT.  Odin2005   Aug-06-11 10:12 PM   #58 
  - I'm sure old folks were saying that your generation were on the phone too much.  Odin2005   Aug-06-11 10:10 PM   #57 
  - Recommended.  H2O Man   Aug-06-11 03:22 PM   #53 
 

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