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Yeah.
Let's see...
I think we should have Ted Bundy T-Shirts,Henry Lee Lucas T-Shirts and let's not forget Ed Gein T-Shirts.
In fact,let's just glorify anyone & everyone who's a murderous bloodthirsty psychopathic sociopath.
This is the generation that views human life as a necessary evil,right up there with crabgrass-just as long as it's someone else's life and not theirs.

The culture already went there by the late 80s.

At least if they are going to wear a Gacy shirt, they could get Jimmy Carter's wife in it...

You know it’s funny. To think that there was a time in America when the very words-”communist, fascist, nazi, etc...” were scary words. People had been taught that these were evil! Not anymore, I guess!

I don’t know if this is all over the USA or all over the world. However, there was a time when in UT, even on the jr. high level, they were teaching about the “Constitution”, Declaration of Independence” and the “Bill of Rights”. This was still being taught 20 yrs. ago when my own two girls were in junior high/high school.

They were even being taught in junior high about what communism was all about, and what was WRONG with it! We saw disturbing films about schoolchildren turning their parents and teachers and others in on the sly. This was something I never thought could happen here, but it has! Now maybe in many places, it still being taught and considered a bad thing. I sure hope so.

I told my teen-age nephew why I didn’t want Obama to win and he asked why. I said “Well, he’s a socialist that’s why!”. Then this boy asked “Why not, what’s wrong with that?”. I was so shocked, I didn’t know what to say! I thought most young people still were being taught that leftism (communism, socialism, whatnot) was awful; I guess not anymore! I don’t know where this boy got that from, but I’m starting to wonder!

I’ve noticed that many left-leaning gov. leaders are soooo anxious about labels and names. They get in a huff if anyone even suggests that they or the Pres. are called “Socialist, or Marxist”! They act all defensive or hurt that anyone would think that way, let alone call someone that! (Steny Hoyer, recently)