May 4, 1970

[longtimefirsttime]

As a Kent State alum, it remains a day to reflect.
http://www.nytimes.com/learning/general/onthisday/big/0504.html#article
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(New York Times)
I hope for a peaceful and fruitful remembrance today.

[Louisville Tiger]

Oh yes, let's rehash something from 37 years ago, investigate it, and waste more people's time and tax dollars. It was a great tragedy then but as the Colonel said, "It's over Johnny.":zzz:

[Dr Strangemind]

I believe the site of the shootings has just recently been designated as a historical site of some sort.

[DragonTigerNemesis]

Oh yes, let's rehash something from 37 years ago, investigate it, and waste more people's time and tax dollars. It was a great tragedy then but as the Colonel said, "It's over Johnny.":zzz:


That was one of the MOST assinine posts I've ever seen on here.

All the man said was we might stop and reflect a minute.

Knowledge of history is what is supposed to stop us from repeating our mistakes.

No matter how you feel about the events of that day, you can not escape the fact that an armed state militia shot down a group of unarmed students.

May "Murdering Jim Rhodes" rot eternally in Hell for his actions that day.

:kungfu:

[Obie Wan]

No matter how you feel about the events of that day, you can not escape the fact that an armed state militia shot down a group of unarmed students.

May "Murdering Jim Rhodes" rot eternally in Hell for his actions that day.
Jim Rhodes gave the order to fire, did he?

[longtimefirsttime]

Oh yes, let's rehash something from 37 years ago, investigate it, and waste more people's time and tax dollars. It was a great tragedy then but as the Colonel said, "It's over Johnny.":zzz:

I am not Alan Canfora. Where did I say they should investigate anything? It should NOT be forgotten however.