Joe Friday said THIS in 1968. Now listen to his chilling message 50 years later

Officers Joe Friday (Jack Webb) and Bill Gannon (Harry Morgan) debate social problems in this 1968 Dragnet footage that has everyone talking. The detectives never lose their cool, although they come close, as you’ll see.The classic clip, first aired on March 7, 1968, revolves around Sergeant Joe Friday and his sidekick, Officer Bill Gannon. They confront daily hurdles at work and must deal with crucial issues such as race riots and the use of LSD.

The scene takes place in a police station and opens with the adolescent informing the officers that they don’t understand how or why the world is so “unfair.” Sergeant Joe Friday and Officer Bill Gannon give an aggress:ive speech that leaves everyone dumbfounded. The younger generation frequently believes that no one understands their hardships.

In comparison to prior decades, they do not take the time to appreciate all of the benefits they currently enjoy. Instead, they seek for issues and reasons why their lives are more difficult than those of their parents and grandparents.

“Maybe we do, son,” says Sergeant Joe Friday, adding, “Don’t assume you’re the first generation to feel unhappy. They’ve all done it, you know?

He goes on to say that past generations had far fewer privileges than teens at the time. The sergeant informs him that poverty is a common way of life in many countries throughout the world.

“More people are living better right here than anywhere else in the world,” claims one man. As a result, the officers do not sympathize with these youngsters because their issues are insignificant in relation to real-world difficulties.

His companion joins the speech and mentions all his generation had to accomplish as teenagers. He recounts that they had to deal with a variety of ailments, including diphtheria, scarlet fever, whooping cough, and others. The difficulty and dread were valid, and they were once again harder and braver.

What did you think of Officer Friday’s speech? Does it still hold up today? Let us know and pass this video along to a friend.

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