Please remember that I expect decorum and respect toward one another. While it is only natural that you may have an opposing perspective, you are not allowed to demean another student who has a different opinion from yours. Discussion Prompt: -In the article about the protests, they turned from peaceful to destructive. Do you think that made people take them more seriously or simply turned the protest into an act of terrorism, and why? -Which of the stories from the video clip stand out to you most, and why? -Put yourself in the position of those soldiers returning home to such disdain. How would you react to such a reception after experiencing the horrible nightmare of war? In addition, (here is where it gets tricky) the Anti-war movement amped up because of the stories in the press about American soldiers attacking and killing women and children in My Lai. Can we condemn soldiers for following orders? How and where do we draw the line on what is a war crime and what is strictly war as usual, and who should make this decision? Should it be decided by veterans of war who have experienced the violence of fighting theaters, or by politicians, and why?