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If Elmer’s and Sam’s guns are unacceptable to the firearm prohibitionists, don’t think yours will eventually fare any better.Įstablished in 1975, the Institute for Legislative Action (ILA) is the “lobbying” arm of the National Rifle Association of America. Once again, to all the other Fudds out there, don’t say you were never warned. So it goes in the never-ending effort to marginalize and eradicate not just guns and gun owners but the mere thought or suggestion of a gun. Their main function was to serve as the butt of the jokes.īut today’s antigun activists are so strident, so myopic, and so easily triggered that it’s somehow less disturbing and more acceptable to them to suggest that Elmer Fudd would dismember Bugs Bunny with a blade than for him to harmlessly displace Daffy’s bill with the blast of a nonlethal fantasy firearm. Their guns rarely did them any good, and they were continually outsmarted and outmaneuvered by the other characters. They were, respectively, clueless and hot-headed. The irony, of course, is that no one would consider the original portrayals of Elmer Fudd and Yosemite Sam as particularly sympathetic to gun owners. More likely, it’s simply a reflection of the growing intolerance the left has for any idea or expression that doesn’t meet their ever-expanding list of taboo topics and symbols, which recently have included a heroic cartoon police dog, an editorial by a Harvard-educated senator, and even the American flag.

Left-leaning media outlets and academics have mocked suggestions, including by President Trump and the NRA’s own Wayne LaPierre, that screen violence might negatively affect real behavior. Nor, we trust, does it have anything to do with the fear that impressionable children might try to mimic what they see onscreen. To date, the show’s producers have not explained why guns are beyond the pale, but other instruments of violence and mayhem are not. That was similar to the effect gunshots usually had in the prior versions of the show, if they hit anything at all. The resulting detonation blasts Fudd out of the front of the log like a projectile from a cannon.Īs in yesteryear, Fudd escapes from these scrapes not too much the worse for wear, with his body covered in soot and his clothes in tatters. There’s even one moment that flirts with violating the “no guns” rule, as Fudd seeks refuge in a hollow log that Bugs fills with explosives and plugs with a large cork. Other gags in the clip feature exploding barrels of TNT.