Back to B.C. by Johnny Hart for May 13, 2021

Sssssnap!

Hey.

The quickest way to get “followers?”

Tell what they want to hear.

Tell them they are better than everybody else.

Feed ‘em.

One of Curls’ best moments.

And look what led too…..

Mein Kampf, or rather, the ideology behind it, was based on another classic in its field, with the subtitle the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life (emphasis added). It’s better known by its main title, On the Origin of Species.

Now look see here, Mein Kampf can’t hold a candle to this highbrow literature!

So were Das Kapital, The Wealth of Nations, the Bible and Quran, and, for that matter, Huckleberry Finn. So what’s your point?

Its field? Like, the field where horses and cows poo? 8^X (Not a known text-emoji, as far as I’ve found, but this shows the layers of tape across my mouth!)

Or, “Will be”, as it were…

Well, the Easy Reader caught on early and is still with us in some ways. But, so, unfortunately, is Mein Kampf, which has become an activity handbook for those whose mental abilities have never escaped the Easy Reader level.

Oy

That book could do with some c-lassic surgery.

“Back off, you Tommyknocker!”

So is “Das Kapital.”

Boom! Curls just dated them to being in the future. Which still makes no sense, having dinosaurs also present.

So, Jurassic Park….was prophetic! Dinos WILL return!

When I first read this, about 1973, it just sailed right over my head…

Thanks, bye.

Shoulda’ been left in the field…

Yes they were in the past.

“Mein Kampf” was a horrid little book. It should have alerted the world to the ravings of a warped mind. Unfortunately too many people embraced his visions of an aryan utopia.