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Barry mcguire's song "eve of destruction" was described as polarizing the nation: some americans were sympathetic to the song's message, while others thinking it was "un-american" & "communist." why?

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The song "Eve of Destruction" compared between the communist happenings in china with what was happening in America

Step-by-step explanation:

The result of this comparison led to conflict among the nations since all societies were morally equivalent and had equal legitimate. All traditions and cultural heritages were comparable. Thus, western culture Christianity was not better than other religions. Therefore thinking otherwise was judgmental.

No group or individual had any right of discriminating anybody against any reason. But rectifying the past injustices, it was necessary to employ civil liberties as well as cultural conservatives

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