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That's what it felt like to me. Thinking about it now brings those feelings back. Biophilic 8 hrs ago #1
Then we topped the whole decade off with Kent State. The 60s were truly over. Walleye 8 hrs ago #2
Yes, not just one assassination or event but the culmination. End of an era. txwhitedove 7 hrs ago #6
I've been saying that for at least 50 years CanonRay 7 hrs ago #3
I would say, after Nixon, there was a chance to right the ship. harumph 7 hrs ago #4
When they let Nixon skate for the good of the country. Blue Full Moon 6 hrs ago #12
I think the assassination of MLK, Jr. had even more impact. yardwork 7 hrs ago #5
I Disagree. In Terms Of Civil Rights, Of Course. But RFK Was Going.... ColoringFool 6 hrs ago #11
I will disagree with that. Most of the delegates were chosen in the backroom rurallib 6 hrs ago #16
no mokeyz 5 hrs ago #23
I agree. intheflow 4 hrs ago #28
I felt that way at the time.. mountain grammy 7 hrs ago #7
Actually, RFK was shot in the early a.m. of June 5, & pronounced dead on June 6, which is the usual date associated.... ColoringFool 7 hrs ago #8
Was it Eastern or Pacific time? 12:31AM or 12:32? Chasstev365 6 hrs ago #13
Sixties Peak unweird 6 hrs ago #9
That would be a great topic for a time travel story Unwind Your Mind 6 hrs ago #10
A lot of things changed in the 90s videohead5 6 hrs ago #14
Yes! Chasstev365 6 hrs ago #15
Ken Starr's ascension was a real turning point for this country. (eom) StevieM 4 hrs ago #29
..... markie 6 hrs ago #17
😢 Chasstev365 6 hrs ago #18
That was a bad day for me BeneteauBum 6 hrs ago #19
The 1971 Powell Memo finished kicking us off the cliff. Ralph Nader's assessment of what we've lost. jmbar2 6 hrs ago #20
I would say it began with the assassination of President Kennedy dlk 6 hrs ago #21
Yup! mokeyz 5 hrs ago #22
I remember it all..... 😔 electric_blue68 5 hrs ago #24
Thanks for sharing your vivid memories of those horrible times. erronis 52 sec ago #31
My brother volunteered in RFK's office during the campaign. appleannie1 5 hrs ago #25
The nation goes forward and the nation slips backward. CBHagman 5 hrs ago #26
I am willing to be contrarian on this point. NNadir 4 hrs ago #27
Bush/Florida 2000 created Trump DemocracyForever 3 hrs ago #30
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