>>5478406>they were also a much larger industry and weren't primarily targeted at kidsuhh... comics weren't the primary targets way back when.
You think comic books were selling 60 million units every month just to kids? It was the fact that kids were reading comics aimed primarily for adults, like the crime ones, that led to their demonetization. Superheros weren't even that popular back then.
And yeah, the FCC really fudged over TV and radio, but fact remains that movies from back then were nearly as prudish.
>But aside from being vaguely similar crowds what does gun control have to do with censorship?Everything.
It's shitty paranoia created by the same groups trying to protect children from everything they view as bad.
Good for you that you haven't fallen into that bullshit, but too many people have.
