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nata0808 [166]
3 years ago
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9. All of the following statements regarding the assassination of John Kennedy are true except

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svp [43]3 years ago
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(D) When Lee Harvey Oswald was told by a reporter he had been charged with the assassination he said nothing in response

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Based on an interview from Gerald Posner (the journalist of “Frontline”), he said that Oswald’s resentment was not for Kennedy, but about the system. He hated Kennedy because he stood for the system.

He looked down on America and capitalism. When finally Oswald had the chance to shot him, he said that the shot is a symbol for his protest against the prevailing system. Additionally, during the interview, Oswald told to the reporter that he doesn't have any guilt over what happened.

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