Some felt the "Marjory" of campus dwellers were at fault for letting such demonstrations occur on their campuses. A lot of conservatives believed demonstrators should be tear gassed, arrested, and given jail sentences. Over time demonstrations and ideals become more inherently violent. Ideals became more radical as the sixties progressed toward new more left wing militant ideology...
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Many suggested overthrowing the American government, setting forth Communism as the nations guiding ideology. In the early sixties the radical groups wanted to abolish political stalemate, later in the decade the abolishment of the political parties was the ambition. Values of the Post War generation and the War World 2 generation differ in that public scrutiny and demonstrations against the government during WW1 and WW2 were considered an illegal act...
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