I miss a USA where

The humor of Don Rickles could once again be appreciated .

And all the old " Hollywood roasts"

And Clint Eastwood was 24 years old.

Sad to say,so many on here don't even know who you are talking about. Johnny Carson was the main vehicle for Rickles and other commedians.
I miss all of them.
Tom

Crime was illegal and punished!

Where my vote actually meant something.

Red Skelton , Phillus Dillar

John Byner was hilarious.Especially the bigot family.

You had to be home when the street light turned on. LOL

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was watching re-runs of MASH and realized that there's no way that humor would be tolerated by the "tolerant" Left of today.

Good night and God bless....I sure miss Red Skelton, I bought his DVD series. Fred Sanford, Archie Bunker and George Jefferson sure showed us the foolishness of our racial ignorance, they would be pillared today.

I got to stay up late on Friday night to watch Gunsmoke.
Also on Saturday , if'n I was "good" it was "Big Time Wrestling".

Zim

Where being white didn’t mean you were instantly a bad person.

Big, noisy, 25 man deer drives.

Where men were men and democrats and sheep were nervous.

Billy Graham !!!!

Absolutely.

Lol SJA

When no body was confused about what makes a male a male and a female a female.

It still exists.

Where right was right and wrong was wrong.

Where a rainbow meant sun was shining through rain

Where people thought for themselves.

x 2 & 3 & 4

When you could watch Ole Yeller.

Where the news told the truth & TV went off at midnight with the National Anthem playing to sign off.

The phone was something at home not in your pocket

We had closets and they were used.

When supervisors and bosses new more about the job than the people they managed.

Or better yet, when the employer told the employee what their job function was and how much they were going to be paid, not the other way around.

Where country music was played on the radio

When Johny carson anounced Good News..... Campbells soup just killed there 2nd chicken !!

That’s funny.

I miss the above mentioned comedians but want to add George Carlin I'm sure he's rolling over in his grave because of how thing's are now .

John Wayne was alive

When Dale Earnhardt ruled NASCAR

When people understood what rights and freedom are.

Ol dad

When there was still Honor among men
A man's word used to mean something

I hated Rickles then, and don't miss him now.

I don't think there was ever a time when being an insulant jerk was cool. I don't care if you did smile when you said that.

At least, if he were around today, he wouldn't have to worry about Covid. There is no way anyone could ever get a "positive" out of him.

vehicles had at least half the electronics that they do now. (and bring back the little triangle hinged window by the side mirrors)

When a mans word and a handshake was all one needed.

1950's or before Tv shows with a 3 channel Tv and lines rolling through it, the Tv channel station sign off display at around 1:00 a.m. and concluding with the National Anthem. . . . oh, and you got the News from reading the daily paper each morning. 75 cents per week delivered through rain, sleet, or snow!

That was called the No-Draft.

...we weren't over-run by lazy commies.

I miss the days when lawyer intimidation didn't prevent witnesses from coming forward.

Presidents graciously conceded when they lost an election.

(Sorry, couldn't resist).

yeah...like Hillary did.

Where I didn't vote for him but he is my president.

Coons paid 20 dollars and a dollar was worth something

A teenage kid could walk through town with a .22 over his shoulder on the way to check the trapline with nary a glance of worry from others to be seen.

Coons $20 you must be a youngster I remember $40 coon in the late 70s and early 80s.