"The '60s are gone, dope will never be as cheap, sex never as free, and the rock and roll never as great"

In this quote, Abbie Hoffman is reviewing the decade of the 1960s and how it has actually passed. He believes that the period of the '60s was a time of flexibility and disobedience, where drugs were easily available and sex was more open and accepted. He also believes that the music of that time, particularly rock and roll, was at its peak and will never ever be as fantastic again. Hoffman is revealing a sense of nostalgia for the '60s and acknowledging that those times are now gone. He might likewise be talking about the changing social and cultural landscape of the world.