My peers have parents who may have burned draft cards.

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Things have changed since then, when Canadian university campuses and the coffee shops of Toronto's Yorkville hippie enclave were crawling with young Americans who had burned their draft cards.

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In the early 1970s the marches and demonstrations against the War In Vietnam were made real and meaningful by the burning of draft cards, by the osmosis of war opponents, including newspapers like my own, The Boston Globe, which printed the tonnage of bombs dropped on Vietnam in the place of the weather.

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