What’s your favorite cartoon?

I love all things comic, but for me it will always be The Road Runner and Wile e Coyote. Good innocent fun in the days you didn’t need to show the warning:
“May contain distressing images of falling from a great height and getting a bit bent. You should not attempt any of the stunts seen in this programme. Please contact appropriate services if you feel silly enough to try this.”
And
“Certificate 18 or over but still accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult just in case you have a couple of drinks on the way home and feel reckless.”
We watched those cartoons happily without ever thinking of them as instructions to try something.
Such innocent times. Such fun times.
Violence
There used to be a LOT of violence in cartoons, but society didn’t deteriorate as a result. Yet as soon as video games came in there were warnings that it would lead to desensitising the young to violence. How stupid we thought that was. Look at us now.
So now we live in nanny states, due to the levels of depression bought about by the shocking state of our societies, and the fact that people have lost so much connection that killing, raping, maiming each other is only too easy. Much of the former peaceful Europe is struggling terribly with an unprecedented amount of violence on our streets.
Nowadays the Road Runner may be deemed inadvisable and only to be viewed after the watershed.
Oh for the days we knew not to jump off cliffs. Or were we too happy in our much simpler world to even consider it? Or hurting anyone else.

Beep beep!
Deb xx
Wile e coyote
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Thanks for saving me!
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Roadrunner was always just one step ahead, lol!
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Oh yes!
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Let’s not forget that Disney produced a bunch of WWII propaganda as well. The impact that has had on the war and on violence in general is interesting to ponder. Anyway, nice read!
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Thank you Raymond and I don’t disagree with you on that. As you say, kids learning to try to hit someone wasn’t a great idea, odd that so much ‘entertainment’ has to be built on violence.
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