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« on: November 20, 2012, 02:43:28 PM » |
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« edited: November 20, 2012, 02:51:13 PM by blagohair.com »
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It depends. I have met quite a few hippies here in Hawaii. I know these ladies who were protesting the war in Vietnam back in the '60s and now run a left-wing, feminist bookstore. They actually try to help out homeless people, and a homeless Vietnam veteran once tried to kill them because they're communists. I have heard that some hippies from back then changed, but those were usually people who were only in it for sex and drugs and never really believed in the hippie movement.
I know that a lot of them are involved in agriculture (I know a guy who always plays guitar who sells his fruits and vegetables to vegetarian and vegan grocery stores and restaurants). A lot of older hippies are also very much involved in sustainability and other environmental movements. A lot of hippies became college professors, others practice eastern medicine. It's funny when I meet an old person, I can usually tell if they were hippies in the '60s because most of them still are.
I also happen to work with an old hippie. If you met her though you would never believe she used to be a hippie. She is still a very progressive person, but she doesn't look like a hippie at all.
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