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From: ocoin@pwa-b.UUCP (Terry O'Coin)
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Subject: Re: The Day After
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Date: Tue, 15-Nov-83 08:28:35 EST
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      The basic concern, as I understood it, was that the movie to be
aired is unfair in its assumption that there is a continuation of life after
a nuclear attack(war).  
     
      To answer your question, I believe(my opinion) that conservatives are
concerned that some people will come to believe, after viewing the movie,
that there is not as great a need as we thought to freeze the nuclear
build-up, while liberals may feel that this is to the advantage of the
nuclear program.

      To quote a t-shirt I saw in Virginia last year, "Once you've seen
one nuclear war, you've seen them all."

( No offense to those all for nuclear war, melting, radioactivity)


				Terry O'Coin