US EditionGrowing up Means Realizing that None of the Worst Villains Are in Prison
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nexusnewsfeed.comGrowing Up Means Realizing That None Of The Worst Villains Are In Prison
Reading by Tim Foley:Subscribe nowWhen we’re kids we play cops and robbers, and watch cartoons about evil criminals being stopped by virtuous crime fighters. Then when we mature we learn that all the most evil people are operating within the laws of our nation, and nobody ever sends them to jail.Ask a child to draw a Bad Guy and they’ll probably draw a bank robber, a thief, a supervillain, or somebody breaking the law in some way, because that’s…
Growing Up Means Realizing That None Of The Worst Villains Are In Prison
Reading by Tim Foley: When we’re kids we play cops and robbers, and watch cartoons about evil criminals being stopped by virtuous crime fighters. Then when we mature we learn that all the most evil people are operating within the laws of our nation, and nobody ever sends them to jail. Ask a child to draw a Bad Guy and they’ll probably draw a bank robber, a thief, a supervillain, or somebody breaking the law in some way, because that’s what youn…
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