The Black Death.

Into the Woods we go, the symbolism SOOO interesting.

Hark, hark the dogs do bark when the those beggers are coming to town. It is pastoral bliss that we seek.

be free of puritan society, embark into the woods, fear not the black man, feel freedom

Philip Zeigler's "The Black Death" --1969-The John Day Company--is the standard in the field.

Your choice of issues on which to decide affiliation, of course. Mine tend to turn on other sorts of issues, eg torture; politicization of the justice department; rejection/suppression of scientific findings for real or imagined electoral gains or for the continued support of the corporate sphere; lying their nation into an unnecessary war of enormous expense, of costs in American soldiers lives (now far exceeding the loss of American lives in 9/11) not to mention some unknown number of non-American lives (half a million? more?); sealing off government operations (even non-military) from the citizenry, the courts and the press; using fear as an election and propaganda tool; rejection of international agreements and accords; etc.