Given the tidal wave of mawkish MSM nostalgia likely to wash over us this weekend for the 40th anniversary of Woodstock, kudos to the VFW Magazine, which in this month’s issue recognizes the 109 Americans who died serving their country in Vietnam during those four days of drug-addled idiocy on Max Yasgur’s farm. Can anyone seriously doubt that America would be better off having been governed by those 109 unsung young men than by any 109 attendees of the festival, who, together with the other members of their “Woodstock Generation,” have marched through our institutions and left them a shambles?