Umm, Bonnie & Clyde and Pretty Boy Floyd come to mind. More recently,
hundreds of movies over the years have glofified the thug and the
hoodlum. Maybe it's because bad guys are more "interesting" than good
guys and, thus, produce bigger box office receipts. Newspapers and
network news make more money off of sensational news than they do off of
human interest pieces. It's probably safe to say the American psyche is
a twisted affair. ** Not that this American's psyche is twisted, or
anything **
George Kaytor wrote:
>
> exactly,
>
> When in our society did we start making the villains into the victims?
>
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