In those days, right was so right. They already have peace and freedom, the Holy Grail of the '60s. There's nothing to do, there's nothing to stand for, there's nothing even to look at, because the shock value is gone. The counterculture has been absorbed by the culture. The blue hair and pierced nipples are trite, and no one pays them any mind.
Nothing is outside the fold.
My mother said, 'I hope you have a child just like you. But the gulf between me and my mother was greater, because the change from the '50s to the '60s was greater. I know what's going on. No, no, no meant yes, yes, yes. They have to do it to set themselves apart from their parents.