If John Lennon were alive today, would he be on the side of the student protests?

Was Lennon radicalized? Did the boomer generation protest the Vietnam war because they were radicalized or to avoid the draft? Why aren't the boomers out in force backing the students condemnation of US support of genocide in Gaza?

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SW-User

I think the answer is, no one cares

sree251 · 41-45, M

@SW-User No one cares or no one is capable of caring? I think it is the latter. And yet, it is not a good feeling to watch deliberate and incessant bombing and killing of tens of thousands of helpless people with the support of Americans.

SW-User

@sree251 no one cares what John Lennon would have thought

sree251 · 41-45, M

@SW-User John Lennon was not a person. He was the voice of his generation's conscience. The question being asked is whether or not that conscience is still there? What is driving the student protest now?

SW-User

@sree251 I say again:

no one cares what John Lennon would have thought