The Boondocks by Aaron McGruder for September 15, 2019
Transcript:
Huey: What is the proper way to honor dead men who have left an indelible mark on the world? Should we ignore their flaws, erase their wrongdoings, and speak only of their finer moments, as the media have done with Ronald Reagan? Should we give in to selective memory and post-mortem enshrinement? I say, when we rewrite the lives of important men, we commit the crime of rewriting history itself! I see no honor in that...When I pass, speak freely of my shortcomings and my flaws. Learn from them for I'll have no ego to injure... Caesar: OK, great. So it's cool if I mention your hair? Huey: What are you gonna say about my hair?! Caesar: You'll be dead. Don't worry about it! Caesar: Yeesh...and then there's your shoes... Caesar: Hey!! What's wrong with my shoes?!
Also, remember the good stuff about the people who screwed up. It’s kind of lame to talk about whatever Reagan did that didn’t screw up the economy, but ignore the fact that Nixon stopped 13% inflation, and got us out of Vietnam!People need to stop trying to make “perfect” heroes and villains out of human beings!