Re: should they have blamed Ford?

Posted by R Feurer on March 1, 2006, 8:45 pm, in reply to "Re: should they have blamed Ford?"
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I didn't get the sense that most of the students thought that the protestors were wrong to target Ford. And again, they said in the film that it was a symbolic protest. If not Ford, who should they have targetted? Who had the power in society to change things, and to feed them?

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