It is a straight-faced sarcastic protest against the Vietnam War draft. It is based on a true story from Arlo Guthrie's life where he was prevented from being drafted because of his arrest record for littering. The song led up to him advising the future draft dodgers to go into the draft office singing the chorus of his song to prove themselves unfit for military service.
Its curvy brushstrokes showed the experience of the fast-changing post-war world. hope this helps :)
The government should<span> end </span>its<span> domestic program for storing bulk ... Moreover, the</span>government itself should<span> disclose, on a regular basis, ... To </span>protect<span> our nation's security, surveillance </span>against<span> non-American ... with “insider </span>threats<span>,” </span>
The peace talks were negotiated by Nicholas Trist
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