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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ec0XKhAHR5I

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Artist: Creedence Cleanwater Revival (CCR)

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Artist: Creedence Cleanwater Revival (CCR)

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CCR was and early rock band active in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Lead vocalist, lead guitarist, and primary songwriter John Fogerty. John Fogerty song Fortunate Son referebce rich people who orchestrate wars and then draft the poor to fight them.

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¨Some folks are born, silver spoon in hand¨
Born rich so they don´t have to go to war and make the poor go to war instead. This is stating that the rich avoided the military draft and those of the lower class didn´t.

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¨It ain´t me, it ain´t me, I ain´t no fortunate one, no¨
Fogerty is saying that he is one of the unfortunate sons. Not protected by money or a social class and drafted into the Vietnam War.

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¨Some folks are born made to wave the flag
Ooh they´re red, white and blue¨
The rich and the politicians promote war and push for war and a lot of Americans are Patriotic and support our flag.

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The guy on the right is President Nixon pointing at Fogerty who is representing Fortunate son. Those in power sent the less fortunate to war.

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It shows that the less fortunate ones did not want to go to war.

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The poor don´t want to fight a war that the rich started.

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The song addresses social and political issues during the Vietnam War because, the song explains how the sons of the working class were more likely to be drafted than the sons of the privileged. The government promoted war and fought to put our country at war, but protected themselves and their sons so the don´t have to go into war. How senators and millionaires got America into Vietnam, but it was the sons of the powerless that went to fight.

¨After President Lyndon Johnson mobilized ground troops in 1965, draft calls tripled. ... Stories of privileged men finding ways to beat the draft began to circulate. Newspaper articles with headlines like “Young Men Dream Up Some Ingenious Ways to Avoid the Draft” and “Avoiding the Draft Is Becoming the Favorite Sport Among Youth” horrified Americans who believed military service should be an equal obligation of male citizenship. At least as portrayed by reporters, these men were almost always middle class, with seemingly All-American families.¨
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/06/opinion/vietnam-draft.html