Movement of Zen (MoZ) began as a collection of hippies, musicians, and Commies with similar world views, who incorporated in 1968 and named their organization “Sex, Drugs, and Rock’n’Roll, Inc”. Membership roles swelled as rebellious youth across the U.S. realized the benefits of getting stoned as a tax write off. Many retired [[ beatniks] assembled into communes and wrote manifestos berating “The Man”. On the east coast, in Greenwich Village, counterculture types, mostly dirty, smelly, poorly-dressed middle class youths, attended SDRR, Inc events at the cool coffee houses. Because of a garbage haulers strike, no one noticed the effect of so many stinky bodies assembled in one large city like NYC. The strike was broken by hippie mobsters (not SDRR, Inc), and garbage men who hadn’t had thei
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| - Movement of Zen (MoZ) began as a collection of hippies, musicians, and Commies with similar world views, who incorporated in 1968 and named their organization “Sex, Drugs, and Rock’n’Roll, Inc”. Membership roles swelled as rebellious youth across the U.S. realized the benefits of getting stoned as a tax write off. Many retired [[ beatniks] assembled into communes and wrote manifestos berating “The Man”. On the east coast, in Greenwich Village, counterculture types, mostly dirty, smelly, poorly-dressed middle class youths, attended SDRR, Inc events at the cool coffee houses. Because of a garbage haulers strike, no one noticed the effect of so many stinky bodies assembled in one large city like NYC. The strike was broken by hippie mobsters (not SDRR, Inc), and garbage men who hadn’t had thei
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| - Movement of Zen (MoZ) began as a collection of hippies, musicians, and Commies with similar world views, who incorporated in 1968 and named their organization “Sex, Drugs, and Rock’n’Roll, Inc”. Membership roles swelled as rebellious youth across the U.S. realized the benefits of getting stoned as a tax write off. Many retired [[ beatniks] assembled into communes and wrote manifestos berating “The Man”. On the east coast, in Greenwich Village, counterculture types, mostly dirty, smelly, poorly-dressed middle class youths, attended SDRR, Inc events at the cool coffee houses. Because of a garbage haulers strike, no one noticed the effect of so many stinky bodies assembled in one large city like NYC. The strike was broken by hippie mobsters (not SDRR, Inc), and garbage men who hadn’t had their heads beaten, went back to work. When tourism dropped sharply due to the stench of hippies, local government passed laws banning SDRR, Inc members from meeting anywhere away from public toilets , the only places in NYC that stink worse than hippies.
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