Who remembers comic book character "Sarge Steel" with his steel fist and Luger?

Diver6106 · 03-15-2015, 05:54 PM

In those days, you could run around with toy guns and play games all day long. Now someone calls the police and you stand a good chance of being shot. Back then, cops would rather take a bullet than shoot a kid. Now they find excuses and take that all inclusive rational justification "I felt my life was in danger." Remember the kid in the field in California with an AK-looking toy, or the 'glock tart' or the kid who used a pencil in school as a gun... suspended. So kids still play guns... in ultra violent video games, indoors and private but protected, with out all the exercise of running around. It feeds their imagination in harmful ways and a few... Well I'll take the '50's and my toy guns back in Midland Texas.

03-15-2015, 05:54 PM	#33
Diver6106 User Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Mt. Vernon VA Posts: 246 Thanks: 1,436 Thanked 119 Times in 76 Posts	In those days, you could run around with toy guns and play games all day long. Now someone calls the police and you stand a good chance of being shot. Back then, cops would rather take a bullet than shoot a kid. Now they find excuses and take that all inclusive rational justification "I felt my life was in danger." Remember the kid in the field in California with an AK-looking toy, or the 'glock tart' or the kid who used a pencil in school as a gun... suspended. So kids still play guns... in ultra violent video games, indoors and private but protected, with out all the exercise of running around. It feeds their imagination in harmful ways and a few... Well I'll take the '50's and my toy guns back in Midland Texas.