Tom Cod (t...@hotmail.com) wrote on 2009-08-15 at 22:35:31 in about
[Marxism] Exchange on Woodstock:
Woodstock being remembered four decades later is just one more proof
that artistic and generally cultural productions of us humans last longer than
the remembrance of the people ruled at
You're kidding, who could forget Dick Nixon?
Coming back to Woodstock -- how many people dreaming of Woodstock
and re-hearing its Music can tell who was POTUS then?
Cheers,
Lüko Willms
Frankfurt, Germany
Well, there are some 5.7 billion people outside USofAm. Maybe a few
won´t remember that Nixon ruled in 1969, or a few may even ignore who
was Nixon. But more than you can guess will find Santana´s solos a
masterpiece, etc.
2009/8/17 Tom Cod t...@hotmail.com:
You're kidding, who could forget
No, but anyone who was old enough to have been at Woodstock will remember Nixon
and the Vietnam War.
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