I give up, Lord come quickly.

[Eastwood]

Yosemite Sam won't be rebel anymore either.

[Quackerbox]

It started when they got rid of dodge ball and morning prayer.

My grand-kids are doomed

[zac221]

Heard they were gonna dress him as a police officer and he was going to handle business that way.


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[SaltwaterSlick]

Soon, they'll all go the way of the "Frito-Bandito"... Sombody gotta be all butt-hurt over just about everything these days... I mean, they took the flag off the roof of the General Lee!! Heck, now they'll probably not even be able to name the car the General Lee...

Sad messed up world we have let evolve, all because of the "silent majority" remaining silent... Thinkin' it may be too late to fix it now... and cartoon characters will soon be the least of our worries.

[SaltwaterSlick]

It started when they got rid of dodge ball and morning prayer.

My grand-kids are doomed

Shane there's a LOT of truth and wisdom in that short little post right there sir!

[Hogmauler]

The Frito Bandito was the first victim of political correctness I believe.

[Tbar]

no complaints from the left about the plethora of 1st person shooter games, or grand theft auto where you can shoot cops and bang prostitutes.

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[zztex]

The Frito Bandito was the first victim of political correctness I believe.

That's my recollection also. And that was a long time ago

[Buckshot4900]

It started when they got rid of dodge ball and morning prayer.

My grand-kids are doomed

Brother, when they had dodgeball I guarantee you there was prayer before and during the game.


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[Hogmauler]

I still trying to figure out what was wrong with the frito bandito. I never thought it represented Mesicans. I just liked him. Cant even remember what year that was now

[Traildust]

I still trying to figure out what was wrong with the frito bandito. I never thought it represented Mesicans. I just liked him. Cant even remember what year that was now

He was stealing from hungry white people.

[StrayDog]

What happened to fathers, Uncles, Grandpa’s teaching youngsters about proper gun safety and respect for firearms? I know this crowd still probably does that but our society has strayed from that very important lesson.

Heck, my father made me treat my toy guns just like a real firearm.

I knew better than to even touch a gun before age 14 or so if an “approved” adult wasn’t present - I’d have been skinned alive if I broke that rule. However, by age 7 or 8 I knew how to safely check to see if almost any type of firearm was loaded or not - and was reminded about a million times if I was at a friends house and “found” a firearm I was to check to see if it was unloaded, unload it it wasn’t, and put it in a safe location, and immediately call an adult.

Guns were no big deal in my household - if I wanted to check out one or go shooting, one of the adult men in my family helped me and used it as an additional teaching moment and reinforced gun safety. There was no mystery to firearms that made me want to sneak around and check one out without someone knowing. I also learned that once you pull the trigger you can’t bring the bullet back; and thus I was responsible for whatever that bullet hit: property, animal, human, whatever. Murder or accidental shootings weren’t cool or intriguing but something of the worst kind of shame that a person could commit.

It taught me a lot about being responsible and accountable for my actions - more kids could use these lessons. That’s what’s wrong with our society, responsibility and self-accountability. It’s not a firearms problem but rather a people problem in our society.

[Duckologist]

Pretty glad I chose not to have kids. Their life would really suck

[Hogmauler]

I try not to think about it Duck. We have a special needs son and it would drive me crazier than I already am if I didn’t take one day at a time.

[Bayouboy]

"Ain't no fun when the rabbit's got the gun"