I met with some of the “children” who protested in DC in March. I’ve also met with the youth of our church who are getting ready to go to the poorest county in the state and patch roofs, repair floors and even build bridges for people who are too poor to repair their own homes.
I wonder what else Bill Watterson would have predicted had he continued with the comic. It was drawn 30 years ago and a lot of what is said can be attributed to current politics. (although if you look hard enough, the same could be said for everything that happened before now)
Poor, misled Calvin. Grown-ups are just ruining the whole world to their convenience and then leave the next generations with the mess, without even caring that some of the damage can’t ever be fixed.
I read somewhere that, as a child, Nixon said that he wanted to grow up to be president so that corruption like the Teapot-Dome scandal wouldn’t happen.
Calvin can be forgiven for having the naivete of a six-year-old, in his view of how easy it would be to “whip things into shape.” Trump is unforgivable.
Lucy Van Pelt once told Charlie Brown that grownups had only 12 years to fix all the problems in the world, because she wanted to live her entire adult life in a perfect world. “Tell ‘em not to bother wiring for an extension! The answer will be ’No!’”
BE THIS GUY almost 6 years ago
Only Calvin can solve our problems.
oldpine52 almost 6 years ago
He couldn’t be any worse than some in recent memory.
The Calvinosaurus That Calvin Wanted To Discover almost 6 years ago
Watch this comment section become a political argument.
alaskajohn1 almost 6 years ago
I certainly wouldn’t want a President who rides a wagon into a lake.
Bilan almost 6 years ago
Which Calvin is going to be President, Spaceman Spiff or the Calvin that went to pieces when he broke the binoculars?
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Every kid thinks like this. It’s why there’s a minimum age to run.
jpayne4040 almost 6 years ago
Sitting this one out. Have at it, but remember we’re all friends here. Talk with you all tomorrow!
Its just me almost 6 years ago
Just think if we didn’t have politicians what would we have complain about. Although to-night I have a big complaint, MY COMPUTER CAN’T SPELL.
tripwire45 almost 6 years ago
So Calvin should be an adult by now and the world seems to be worse than ever.
A Hip loving Canadian... almost 6 years ago
I can forgive Calvin for being delusional. But not anyone else.
DanFlak almost 6 years ago
We can only hope, Calvin. We can only hope.
I met with some of the “children” who protested in DC in March. I’ve also met with the youth of our church who are getting ready to go to the poorest county in the state and patch roofs, repair floors and even build bridges for people who are too poor to repair their own homes.
Yes, I do have hope.
Masterskrain Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Hobbes would be the better choice.
Scorpio Premium Member almost 6 years ago
I wonder what else Bill Watterson would have predicted had he continued with the comic. It was drawn 30 years ago and a lot of what is said can be attributed to current politics. (although if you look hard enough, the same could be said for everything that happened before now)
rshive almost 6 years ago
Lots of people feel like Calvin. Self delusion abounds.
bigcatbusiness almost 6 years ago
Poor, misled Calvin. Grown-ups are just ruining the whole world to their convenience and then leave the next generations with the mess, without even caring that some of the damage can’t ever be fixed.
Nathan Daniels Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Reading this 30 years later is depressing on so many levels.
J Short almost 6 years ago
Wow, 45+ comments and it has remained fairly civil; there may still be hope.
meetinthemiddle almost 6 years ago
I read somewhere that, as a child, Nixon said that he wanted to grow up to be president so that corruption like the Teapot-Dome scandal wouldn’t happen.
Huckleberry Hiroshima almost 6 years ago
They’re worse over at comics kingdom, L.E.
tauyen almost 6 years ago
Setting aside the value judgement, this is strangely like Trumps ‘Only I can fix it’. Maybe magic 8 balls work after all.
hagarthehorrible almost 6 years ago
calvin as The president will be cute. but then he will miss the freedom of loitering in the woods and playing with hobbes.
SukieCrandall Premium Member almost 6 years ago
There already is a word for running a country as if it was a person’s personal business. The word is “dictatorship”.
Mark DeMist Premium Member almost 6 years ago
We don’t need another ego driven sociopath.
paullp Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Calvin can be forgiven for having the naivete of a six-year-old, in his view of how easy it would be to “whip things into shape.” Trump is unforgivable.
paullp Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Lucy Van Pelt once told Charlie Brown that grownups had only 12 years to fix all the problems in the world, because she wanted to live her entire adult life in a perfect world. “Tell ‘em not to bother wiring for an extension! The answer will be ’No!’”