Civil Right Movement To Anti War Pics

[goldman]

I know these dont really have to do a lot with military but none the less I think they are good history pics. If it is too much then Mods please delte the thread.


































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[Ghostryder]

Great Pics Goldman

[Yarrick2]

ghostryder stole what i was gonna say

[Kingswat]

interesting pics

[[AFSOC]]

great pics...

renegades!

[oregongrunt]

I think your military photos better. I'd drop the radical pics like these.

[BadKarma26]

interesting pics. thanks goldie

[theholeinthedonut]

great pics...

renegades!

So fighting with peaceful means for your basic human rights makes you a renegade?!
I don't like those hippie kids too much either but think before you speak!

[Jimmy C]

Take a shower you damn hippies. Where is a firehose when you need one

[Ghostryder]

Where is a firehose when you need one

I hope you don't realize the joke you're making there.

[ogukuo72]

How little things have changed. A different generation, but still the same rethoric.

[afallan]

Just notice these pictures. It's a shame that people categorize everyone involved during the 1950's, 1960's, and the 1970's as radicals and hippies. Yes there are those who take to the extreme in that they oppose everything the government does, but there are many of those who through non-violent/peaceful means fought for the equality of every American citizen. If it was not for "radicalism," then the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act, and the Fair Housing Act may have never came about.

Again, it is not fair to categorize every activist at the time as the stereotypical anti-war hippie who is willing to bring down the government. You have to admit that the US at the time was a very different society, where in certain places throughout the US, racism and segregation prevailed. If was not for activism, then changes may have never occured.

Just because a person is an activist/"renegade" does not mean they are unpatriotic.

AFAllan

[firdaus_84]

Just notice these pictures. It's a shame that people categorize everyone involved during the 1950's, 1960's, and the 1970's as radicals and hippies. Yes there are those who take to the extreme in that they oppose everything the government does, but there are many of those who through non-violent/peaceful means fought for the equality of every American citizen. If it was not for "radicalism," then the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act, and the Fair Housing Act may have never came about.

Again, it is not fair to categorize every activist at the time as the stereotypical anti-war hippie who is willing to bring down the government. You have to admit that the US at the time was a very different society, where in certain places throughout the US, racism and segregation prevailed. If was not for activism, then changes may have never occured.

Just because a person is an activist/"renegade" does not mean they are unpatriotic.

AFAllan

Spirit of Christmas has gone. Santa said stan up, u stand up, sit down, u sit down. If you "renegade", you get no "toys".

[Baboonass]

Holy resurected thread Batman!

[Ghostryder]

Holy resurected thread Batman!

It won't die! Shoot it in the Head!