I appreciate what you're saying, and I'm glad you had a good childhood experience. I'm not trying to start an argument here...
but that really is whitewashing history. I could point out plenty of things wrong with the fifties, beginning with racial discrimination and violence and all the way to the horrific murder of the Clutters, but I don't want to violate the TOS.
I just can't buy your argument that society has changed for the worse. Not sure where you were going, but I think tolerance and acceptance is a good thing.
I will do my part to be consistent for my kids, but I won't be talking about some ideal past (ok, except rock n roll). I think things are getting better. At least they won't be working in a factory when they're 11...
i respect your valid points.. i will and always will open my eyes and not get so indulged in my own tunnel vision era.. your right there were alot of wrongs that have been made better for the best in this regard........i learned something from you.. theres so much more to think about.. i appreciate your honest reply.