Shows how utteraly naive and dangerous this group was
At the end of the 1960s a breakaway group from the anti-Vietnam War Students For A Democratic Society formed the revolutionary Weather Underground. Believing that their non-violent actions had done nothing to stop the war they decided that only violence could change things. The ideas and actions of the group are the focus of this documentary.<br /><br />What stands out about the group is how naive and dangerous they were. One section for instance is about embracing free sex as a means to create a new society. Having orgies to try to get rid of monogamy is not going to lead to a revolution. Many of the members were also completely honest about how unprepared they were for their task. They were mostly middle class white college students who’d lived privileged lives now talking about taking up the gun. Then there was their initial direct action like smashing windows, getting into street fights with the cops, etc. during the 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago. Again, how was that going to change things? It basically made a lot of people mad. Even other leftist groups like the Black Panthers criticized them that time. When the group got more refined goals like bringing the war home to the U.S. they were still out of their minds. They were talking about almost everyone in America is guilty of the Vietnam War and therefore they are all legitimate targets and they wanted to launch the biggest terrorist attacks they could to make them pay. That’s madness. They eventually got over that but the fact that was what they were thinking shows how out of touch they were.<br /><br />The other big take away from the film is how much law enforcement broke the law to try to capture and destroy the Weather Underground. It’s utterly ironic.<br /><br />The movie does a good job placing the Weather Underground in the context of the 1960s with the Vietnam War, Richard Nixon being elected president and other revolutionary groups like the Black Panthers. It’s definitely an interesting documentary.
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