the Vietnam War might use this term to describe anyone from President Johnson to individual soldiers. He's the President of the Berkeley Chapter of SDS. The "Students for a Democratic Society," a widely active political group in the 1960s. Many groups have local "chapters," and most political organizations had a chapter in Berkeley, California, which is home to the University of California at Berkeley. Yes, we are against any war that brutalizes our black soldiers. "To brutalize" is a very powerful verb meaning to treat very cruelly. I should have known it was just going to be a bullshit hassle. A "hassle" is an extremely useful word for trouble, or a problem. Although "bullshit" is usually a crude noun for lies or nonsense, note that here it functions as an adjective. Sorry that we had a fight, Black Panther Party. This was a radical nationalist party formed by African-Americans in the 1960s (one of several radical political groups formed at that time). That uniform is a trip, Forrest. To say that something is "a trip" is a very slangy way to say that it is unusual or interesting. She discovered ways to expand her mind and live in harmony. A 1960s way to say "she learned about the universe and How to live in peace." Things got a little out of hand. Very common: If something "gets out of hand," it is no longer easy to control the situation. It's just this lying son of a bitch, Johnson. Reference to President Johnson, who generally lied (perhaps even to himself) about the war in Vietnam. That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. The famous words of Neil Armstrong, who said this when he became the first man to step on the moon. I was in special services. This can refer to several types of forces within the US. military, though it probably refers to some kind of secret spying organization. Lieutenant Dan begins to make Peace with his destiny, and with Forest. When I got home, I was a national celebrity, more famous than Captain Kangaroo. A "celebrity" is a famous person. "Captain Kangaroo" was a famous character on television who taught children. They gave you---an imbecile, a moron who makes a fool of himself on national TV---The Congressional Medal of Honor. "Imbecile"is a strong and funny word for a very stupid person. God damn bless America! An angry and sarcastic modification of "God Bless America," which is how most American Presidents end their TV speeches. Have you found Jesus? :: I didn't know I was supposed to be looking for him. Many American Christians use the verb "to find" as a way to discuss how one converts to Christianity. Forrest's response is a clever and typically innocent thing for him to say. That's all these cripples down at the VA ever talk about
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