Beatles albums, memorabilia, etc. Many of those things are now worth a lot of money. Any regrets?
It was cool to imagine that there was no hell below us and above us only sky! ~ : ) It was another stepping stone on life’s long and winding road that led me to your door Donna.
okay okay we were wrong to burn beatles albums
>=[ i think we should be burning Godsmack albums now
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Nah I was in Libya during the 60′s
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In some towns, the still burn books. What a sad life that would be.
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–It is the soldier, above all others, that prays for peace. For it is he that must bear the wounds and scars of war. – MacArthur
–I like your Christ. It is Christians I can’t stomach, because they are very un-Christ-like. – Gandhi
Sure, that my mother didn’t save any of those for me.
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Now their children and grandchildren are burning CDs.
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It’s the classic quandary of fads and collection mania. Read up on tulip bulb in Amsterdam in the 1600s, people were paying tens of thousands of guilders for a single bulb of the most sought after varieties. Or think of how worthless beanie babies are right now.
If the christians hadn’t burned the records, etc., the one that are left probably wouldn’t be worth nearly as much.
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First off, there wasn’t "Many" by any means. It was a small group. If they REALLY believed that it was the proper thing to do, the loss of money wouldn’t enter into it though. For instance, they think its a sin to rob a bank… that doesn’t mean that they would feel differently about not doing it 50 years later just because they would be rich had they robbed the bank.
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yes, because by doing so they are obliterating the history of different countries. That’s all they can get away with burning, because burning witches has gone out of style. But if the would they could
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My hero-John Lennon! I wish I had ALL the memorabilia from that era, not just Beatles stuff. It might be worth a lot of money, but I’d never sell it. You see; I grew up listening to the Beatles and Bob Dylan and all the Anti-War music. I was a part of the hippie culture which was still very much alive in the early and mid-70′s. I wore bell bottom jeans, stood for peace, women’s rights, civil rights, and I still do.
Heroes are just ordinary people who take a stand for something they believe is right and/or just; and never, ever back down!~!
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Too bad. I went on iTunes and downloaded the song Imagine and the video too. My mom loves that song Imagine. Me too. Americans should go to the Middle East and chant and sing the song "Give Peace a Chance".
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dear donna
I was born in 69 so i had nothing to do with it
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It was cool to imagine that there was no hell below us and above us only sky! ~ : ) It was another stepping stone on life’s long and winding road that led me to your door Donna.
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I think so.
By their silly action they made The Beatles more popular than ever (or jesus?)!….the very scenario they wanted to prevent.
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NOT AT ALL NOW A DAYS THERE ARE ALSO MANY THINGS WHICH HAS LOT OF MONEY
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I’m not sure why we want to limit this question to what Christians did to Beatles memorabilia when most of us walked away from or threw away all kinds of stuff that, in some cases, now has monetary value. In moving round over the years, I lost track of lots of things…record collections, baseball cards, comic books and on and on, but, considering how much I moved around and everything else that was going on, there was no way I could hang on to all those things. By me, it’s all water under the bridge, things that I really didn’t need for my life’s journey.
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