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| − | Occasionally a derogatory term used for someone with [[liberal]] political beliefs, the term "Hippie" refers in fact to the anti-war movement spawned by the [[Vietnam War]] in the 1960s. Hippie culture was dominated by this theme, and the theme of [[rock 'n roll]]. Hippie culture also became associated with recreational drug use, "[[free love]]," although these associations were not held by every "hippie." | + | Occasionally a derogatory term used for someone with [[liberal]] political beliefs, the term "Hippie" refers in fact to the anti-war movement spawned by the [[Vietnam War]] in the 1960s. Hippie [[culture]] was dominated by this theme, and the theme of [[rock 'n roll]]. Hippie [[culture]] also became associated with recreational [[drug]] use, "[[free love]]," although these associations were not held by every "[[hippie]]." |
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| | == Hippies in Pop Culture == | | == Hippies in Pop Culture == |
| | "Hippies" are the archnemeses of [[Eric Cartman]], a character in the cartoon show [[South Park]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. | | "Hippies" are the archnemeses of [[Eric Cartman]], a character in the cartoon show [[South Park]] on [[Cartoon Network]]. |
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| − | In the hit show [[Futurama]], the Emperor [[Lurr]], lord of the planet [[Omicron Persei 8]], eats a hippie in the episode entitled, "The Problem with Popplers." This episode featured a hippie lobbying for ethical treatment of extremely tasty alien animals. | + | In the hit show [[Futurama]], the Emperor [[Lurr]], lord of the planet [[Omicron Persei 8]], eats a [[hippie]] in the episode entitled, "The Problem with Popplers." This episode featured a [[hippie]] lobbying for ethical treatment of extremely tasty [[alien]] animals. |
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| − | While generally thought to avoid work, hippies tend to dominate in games of [[Ultimate Frisbee]]. | + | While generally thought to avoid [[work]], hippies tend to dominate in games of [[Ultimate Frisbee]]. |