And Boondocks? I believe that the cartoon was censored in many places.
Sometimes "thought" is pushing the issue for Americans, let alone
"radical" thought.
best, Don
>Dear Sixties People:
>
>Pogo's cartoon was not at all reactionary. On the contrary, "we met the
>enemy and he (them?) is us" was downright subversive. Pogo's declaration
>was on par with "we had to destroy Vietnam in order to save it." For the
>first time, that analogy was made very clear in all the dailies which
>carried the cartoon.
>
>Once again, American culture is such that cartoons (like Doonesbury) are
>in the forefront of "radical thought." It's sad.
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