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NO I would not. It looks simpler in the rear view mirror. We grew up with the very real chance of nuclear annihilation in 1960. Cancer was a death sentence then (my mother). Health insurance was unheard of; my mother's cancer bankrupted my father. Disabled children (my sister) were not taught in public schools, just sent home. There were no vaccines for chicken pox, measles, mumps, rubella and many others. Hindsight tends to sugarcoat things. Maybe because we were young, we did not realize what our parents had to deal with.
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