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I'm still not a hippie dude, but I did start growing my hair out again...damn, maybe I'm in trouble here.

Hey, Dude, you missed the point. You don't have to have long hair, take drugs or long to live in a rural commune to be filled with generational hubris.

Moreover, the classic sixties generation was made up of a-political hippies and very political New Leftists. Their styles and interests were fused somewhat in the Yippie party by led by Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin. But they were very different. So saying that you are not a hippie does not disqualify you.

No, I get it. I just think you're making a stretch.

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