A walk down memory lane ...

[LightRoasted]

For your consideration ...

This is an ad, from The Evening Star, (1957, (Washington D.C.). When seeing men with a gun, or a rifle, was truly a very normal everyday experience. Also note, that there is no mention of guns/rifles for sale on the entire page. Just a well dressed man wearing a fine high quality 16-wale corduroy shirt, (on sale for $2.99), and sorting a neato, (possibly), Winchester Model 61 .22 mag rifle. My how times have changed.

 

[LightRoasted]

For your consideration ...

From the same paper. These kids never heard of cultural appropriation, let alone what the term meant.

We got here an Indian, an Arab, and more!

 

[TPD]

For your consideration ...

This is an ad, from The Evening Star, (1957, (Washington D.C.). When seeing men with a gun, or a rifle, was truly a very normal everyday experience. Also note, that there is no mention of guns/rifles for sale on the entire page. Just a well dressed man wearing a fine high quality 16-wale corduroy shirt, (on sale for $2.99), and sorting a neato, (possibly), Winchester Model 61 .22 mag rifle. My how times have changed.

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OMG he’s pointing the gun at a kid! Cancel him now!

 

[my-thyme]

Was watching Andy Griffith last week. He actually pulled a gun off the wall, pointed it at Barney, and threatened to shoot him.

The libs must not watch Andy Griffith.

 

[Kyle]

The libs must not watch Andy Griffith.

No major Gay, Bi, Trans, Black, Asian, Latino or Communist characters.