Yes, let’s shred the book and erase history just because there wasn’t a woman included on the original mission. What an irresponsible message to pass along to kids. I don’t think I’ll be following your comic anymore, Mr. Basset.
You know that single individual that was “in space”.
No it didn’t, therefore for anyone with any kind of brains would realize that “man” refers to “mankind” which includes all humans.
And even if one was to take the extreme view that they in fact meant “male” when using “man” the book was written in 1957 and at that point there wasn’t any women that had been in space.
References like these do nothing, but divide people for no good reason.
GeorgeInAZ almost 3 years ago
Shred the book because it’s not politically correct!
Deleted Account2623 almost 3 years ago
Person in Space
Pharmakeus Ubik almost 3 years ago
The shredder seems pretty anachronistic.
rentier almost 3 years ago
Men can mean whole mankind, not only men! Men, women and children!
Catfeet Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Is it too late to switch to “To Serve Man”?
waknoch almost 3 years ago
If only kids were taught history and vocabulary. Our race has always been known as mankind. It is not sexist, people are just woefully uninformed.
kucpa Premium Member almost 3 years ago
One of these days, Alice…!
sarahbowl1 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Gosh, Red you are so with the times! I’m so proud! But I think just shredding a book is not the answer.
Frog-on-a-Log Premium Member almost 3 years ago
What about Dog In Space?
Spence12 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
No, Red! Don’t go woke! You’re smart enough to know mankind includes both genders.
wsears007 almost 3 years ago
Yes, let’s shred the book and erase history just because there wasn’t a woman included on the original mission. What an irresponsible message to pass along to kids. I don’t think I’ll be following your comic anymore, Mr. Basset.
Tentoes almost 3 years ago
Mom had a beautiful book, “Footprints on the Moon.”
slowalkintexan almost 3 years ago
Red’s mom is kinda hot..
petermerck almost 3 years ago
It would be a quick read.
rpmurray almost 3 years ago
Time for some revisionist history.
cosman almost 3 years ago
HuMANity..
Dean Nelson Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Unfollowed
Gen.Flashman almost 3 years ago
Growing up in the 50/60s I don’t remember people having paper shredders
Stephen Gilberg almost 3 years ago
This from a kid circa 1970?
ScrewAllOfYou Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I don’t get the joke. Is this funny somehow?
WCraft Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Mom: “What’s a shredder?”
CO Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Does the book refer to one man?
You know that single individual that was “in space”.
No it didn’t, therefore for anyone with any kind of brains would realize that “man” refers to “mankind” which includes all humans.
And even if one was to take the extreme view that they in fact meant “male” when using “man” the book was written in 1957 and at that point there wasn’t any women that had been in space.
References like these do nothing, but divide people for no good reason.
pbr50138 almost 3 years ago
Equal rights hits home Red.
t.gieschen2 about 1 year ago
It’s so cute!!!!!