bombs. that s ten hiroshima, one a week. they never mentioned we said it, let alone reflect on the fact it was happening. when i knew we were going to bomb vietnam forever, that was like bombing the neighborhood. the people there were more than pictures for me and they were more than numbers. when we went to select our jury, we brought in an expert. actually, a psychiatrist. he told us we were defending two young men, bright high achievers, men with a future who were willing to risk it all for the sake of not themselves or their own career interests, but for the sake of principle. and the psychiatrist said to us, you don t want on this jury men of middle age, because these are people who, in the course of
when i knew we were going to bomb vietnam forever, that was like bombing the neighborhood. the people there were more than pictures for me, and they were more than numbers. when we went to select our jury, we brought in an expert, actually a psychiatrist. he told us we were defending two young men, bright high achievers, men with a future who were willing to risk it all for the sake of not themselves or their own careerist interests. but for the sake of the principle. and the psychiatrist said to us, you don t want on this jury men of middle age. because these are people who in the course of their lives might possibly have sacrificed principle for the sake of career, for the sake of family, and they lived with that