Was being born American in the early 60s the absolute peak of life?
>unlimited sense of freedom
>society developing more rapidly than ever
>vietnam war
>hippies, drugs, music
>wealthiest generation ever, owned like half the wealth in the world at some point
so much interesting stuff going on
Was being born American in the early 60s the absolute peak of life?
Isaac Taylor
Parker Sanchez
Colton Adams
Angel Bell
Carter Robinson
Gabriel Rivera
Leo Peterson
bmp
Joseph Myers
>vietnam war
I dont get it, whats so good about this?
Ryan Hughes
Ryder Flores
If you were a white, healthy, middle-aged, straight, male, normie, then yes, being alive in 1955-1965 in the United States was as good as it got. Not very many people actually fit that very specific definition though and even then you lived under the constant threat of Soviet bombardment.
Nolan Bailey
Between 1966 and 1969 1.3 Americans were dying in Vietnam every hour, 24 hours per day, for 4 years straight.
Asher Gray
I don't see the problem with dying for your country, especially not in such a memorable and aesthetic manner.
Owen Long
kino
Liam Reyes
goddamn, I'm gonna play some rising storm now
Nathaniel Reed
>lead in the air from petrol
no thanks
Easton Mitchell
A little lead in the air keeps society exciting
Josiah Peterson
lmao
Charles Gutierrez
The old pictures of America look exactly the same as America now but nobody is fat
Noah Martin
truly paradise on earth
Joshua Scott
Jaxon Harris
>no internet
Fuck the sixties. No amount of LSD can make up for this.
Isaac Reyes
Also do you like some of the pictures? I got them from an old thread on /o/ and a few of them give me no results if you look them up on google, the guy claimed he scanned them all.
Owen Rivera
>ywn cruise the Nevada desert in a 1970 challenger because they're desirable and expensive
end my life
Ethan Cook
>be american born in 1960
>get mkultrad at age 12 because you said something slightly anti war
Grayson Gray
I think that society as a whole would be better off without TV phones and internet desu
Christian Powell
based
Alexander Ramirez
>memorable
>aesthetic
how? it ended in tragedy because we completely failed to do anything significant there so everyone just died for nothing. And it wasn't for america they were fighting but simply against communism
Dylan Bell
b-but the movies
Jose Cooper
>watches a bunch of IT AINT MEs and bases what he thinks of vietnam war on that
Brayden Kelly
It was kino and aesthetic though
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Easton Lewis
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I also watched the documentary