Even The Boss breaks down.
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If it was you that was broke down, would you turn away help because of someone's politics? Unless it's stamped on their forehead, or a big sign on their back, how do you keep track anyway? I barely have time to form my own deplorable opinions, let alone monitor someone else's.
But if you feel that strongly about it, stab 'em as you go riding by...make a difference.
But if you feel that strongly about it, stab 'em as you go riding by...make a difference.
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I said earlier I'd give him a ride, and try to explain the error of his ways.
I have a problem with elites...Political, Musical, Hollywood, who believe they know better than us, and use their fame, and access to media to tell their minions what's best for them. They rarely leave the confines of the Blue perimeter areas, and they really think 50% of the country is comprised of borderline retards...The ones that do the work of keeping a country going, those people, they have great contempt for.
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[QUOTE=RHPAW;15683511] Unless it's stamped on their forehead, or a big sign on their back, how do you keep track anyway?[QUOTE]
Maybe you didn't read my responses. It wouldn't normally be something I would even be concerned about. The subject was one person, Bruce Springsteen. In case you didn't see it, he played for a Hillary rally on election day eve. He also uses his fame and his other concerts to push for the ultra left progressives. That's how I know....he puts it out there often. His right.
My right also. Simple.
Maybe you didn't read my responses. It wouldn't normally be something I would even be concerned about. The subject was one person, Bruce Springsteen. In case you didn't see it, he played for a Hillary rally on election day eve. He also uses his fame and his other concerts to push for the ultra left progressives. That's how I know....he puts it out there often. His right.
My right also. Simple.
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I've stopped and helped (or tried to) many bikers as well as motorists in my time.
I had no way of knowing who they were or who they voted for, all I knew at the time was they needed help.
If you refuse to help or talk to someone simply over their political leanings that you'd better be prepared to lose nearly half of your friends, family members and co-workers!
We went to the H-D Anniversary Party in Milwaukee several years ago and Springsteen was one of the acts that were playing.
My wife, her brother, my neighbor's wife and my wife's best friend's husband were fans so we all bought tickets to the event.
As expected, the event was very crowded. Sitting on the ground was nearly impossible unless you wanted to risk being trampled. We got our drinks and were standing around killing time until the show started.
When the "warm up" guy opened for Springsteen, he shortly started with the "hate Bush" BS, and it continued, for how long I'm not sure as we left just as the "Boss" started his first song (as did a lot of other folks).
When any performer(s) gets on stage, in front of fans who have paid to hear them sing, dance, tell jokes, etc., they risk losing half of those fans when they start campaigning or preaching. Just ask the Dixie Chics (Just shut up and sing) about this!
I had no way of knowing who they were or who they voted for, all I knew at the time was they needed help.
If you refuse to help or talk to someone simply over their political leanings that you'd better be prepared to lose nearly half of your friends, family members and co-workers!
We went to the H-D Anniversary Party in Milwaukee several years ago and Springsteen was one of the acts that were playing.
My wife, her brother, my neighbor's wife and my wife's best friend's husband were fans so we all bought tickets to the event.
As expected, the event was very crowded. Sitting on the ground was nearly impossible unless you wanted to risk being trampled. We got our drinks and were standing around killing time until the show started.
When the "warm up" guy opened for Springsteen, he shortly started with the "hate Bush" BS, and it continued, for how long I'm not sure as we left just as the "Boss" started his first song (as did a lot of other folks).
When any performer(s) gets on stage, in front of fans who have paid to hear them sing, dance, tell jokes, etc., they risk losing half of those fans when they start campaigning or preaching. Just ask the Dixie Chics (Just shut up and sing) about this!
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