[Candor7]

so many children are learning at an early age, through the toy guns they play with, that it's okay just to pretend to kill their friends and fellow schoolmates >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

In 1954/1955, Roy Rogers, Davy Crockett, and the Lone Ranger were my heros. As a 6 year old among a large group of neigborhood 6 year olds ( about 16 of us) we regularly divided up into sides, organized and held shootouts with our cap guns,and wore our Cowboy hats and coon skin caps with pride at the dinner table until we were made to take them off.

None of us ever killed another human being.But today we all have rifles and handguns at our homes as adults, and we damn well know how and when to use them lawfully.

Hiyoh Silverrrrrrrr!

Click Here to Hear it!

And eff everyone of these gun slagging liberal fascist psycho psychologist idiots. They know nothing about guns and their lawful use by the righteous and men of peace. Every one of us were heros and wore white hats. We emulated the good guys, not anyone who would shoot a room full of school children. Now why do children today emulate the bad guys? Ask yourself that. And if any change needs to be made, it is right there.

[Pontiac]

Roy Rogers, Davy Crockett, and the Lone Ranger were my heros.

Good point.

Positive role models that protect the weak and the innocent from the predations of the wicked and evil are important to the development of Godly men.

And it is Godly men who are the foundation of a culture that does not have men randomly kill their fellow men.

[Daveinyork]

Hey, don’t forget the towels we tied to our backs so that we could pretend to be Superman, or the Zorro set, with the hat, mask, cape and sword with chalk so that we could put a “Z” on things.