In Boston, where I was raised, such programs as “Major Mudd,” Rex Trailer’s “Boomtown,” “Captain Bob,” and “Willie Whistle,” among others, including the local franchises of “Bozo the Clown” and “Romper Room,” all disappeared by the early 1970′s, thanks to the efforts of these social engineers and their agenda designed to make robotic wimps out of our kids!

In fact, ACT specifically lobbied against the host of our “Romper Room” franchise, “Miss Jean,” preventing her from pitching the franchise’s products, which were books, records and toys, effectively killing income for the program. And “Romper Room” was the least offender among them, for what really drew the lefties’ ire were toy companies that sold toy guns, or the sugar-based cereals that were a red flag to the granola and wheat germ set.

And we all know what happened to the fun Hanna-Barbera and Warner Brothers and action cartoons that used to be fixtures of Saturday morning television viewing, the graet kids’ dramas such as “The Roy Rogers Show” and “Fury” (“Oh-h, they had guns on those shows–horrors!”) all largely sponsored by cereal companies and toy manufacturers. Thanks to that bunch of lefties at ACT/CTW and their ilk, with their anti-capitalist rhetoric, those fun kids’ shows and cartoons disappeared from the networks as well, leaving us with nothing but multi-culturalist/sensitivity-training indoctrination propaganda, which has contributed to making a few generations of self-indulegnt, socialist weenies!

But every so often, one of them wanders off the farm and thus situations like Columbine. Time for a re-programming! They’re not weenie enough. “Recommends intense immersion in readings of Maya Angelou and Abby Hoffman. Continue with subliminal sleep teaching, playing recordings of Pete Seeger!”

Such local shows in Boston, where I was raised, included “Major Mudd,” Rex Trailer’s “Boomtown,” “Captain Bob,” and the local franchises of “Bozo the Clown” and “Romper Room.” In fact, CTW specifically lobbied against our “Romper Room”" teacher, “Miss Jean,” pitching for the franchise’s products–”Romper Room” toys, records, etc.

And CTW made national headlines in their drive to limit and restrict the hours of network programming which may advertise to kids, thus killing fun cartoons which were largely sponsored by cereal companies and toy manufacturers.

Having won their battles against capitalism, the public television Commies managed to kill fun kids shows and cartoons. Now we’re left with all these lousy, multi-cultural-bent, sensitivity-training propaganda shows that are making weenies of kids.

Amazing how memory becomes colored with age, isn’t it?

We had a glimpse of the future in “Leave It To Beaver.” Instead of Wally and the Beav taking over, we wound up with Eddie Haskell.

RBG

yeah I saw that too, funny how every generation seems to look down on the new generations in some way and try to say how much better they were. Superiority complex with age or are they right and every single generation gets worse and worse?

This story never gets old, apparently.

others like Mr. Rogers were destroying our kids…

Funny enough, 60 Minutes did a story last week on the millennials, and they did point an accusing finger at Mr. Rogers for starting the “I’m the most special person in the world! Me! Me! Me!” attitude found in the newer generations.

And lets be honest, Mr. Rogers was a tad strange.