Hank Willams Jr. Ha Ha!

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  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    chadwick wrote:
    that aint no shit. i believe that common ordinary folks could run this shit-hole better than these yahoos we got in offices today. these people in government are fucked in the head, completely lost
    hmmm what you said here sounds just like Hank ... but you got your point across better :thumbup:

    without using the H word I might add
  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    brandon10 wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    Their loss that was really an awesome intro song! Made you want to lift that beer!
    and shake it up :D


    I think he'll be ok though ...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gKlBGjDbfI

    he is in my book 8-)


    Hank is a dickwadd... Oh, and his theme song sucks! MNF will be just fine without this douchebags opening song.

    Maybe Hank and Ted Nugent can do a duet for an opening theme song for Hannity. That's where these performers belong.
    that song is awesomely perfect to start Americas past time

    I hope they can find something as good ...
    suggestions...?
  • CosmoCosmo Posts: 12,225
    pandora wrote:
    well I'm an independent and feel it is another loss of freedom of speech...
    in this great country of freedoms
    this because it is not politically correct

    and I get image and sponsorship and consequence etc etc

    but its a damn opening song and a damn cool one ...
    betcha President Obama even likes it :D

    in fact it would be a way cool President to stand up for him and say
    hey man no hard feelings...
    you are in the Great USA and have a right to your opinion and I really like your song
    you good ole country boy you :D

    Like that would ever happen in either party... we've lost the real joes long time ago...
    we are at war with our own
    ...
    Agreed. We should be as accepting as everyone was towards the Dixie Chicks, right?
    Allen Fieldhouse, home of the 2008 NCAA men's Basketball Champions! Go Jayhawks!
    Hail, Hail!!!
  • CosmoCosmo Posts: 12,225
    And proof that Obama was born an alien, too:
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    Allen Fieldhouse, home of the 2008 NCAA men's Basketball Champions! Go Jayhawks!
    Hail, Hail!!!
  • mikalinamikalina Posts: 7,206
    pandora wrote:
    Their loss that was really an awesome intro song! Made you want to lift that beer!
    and shake it up :D


    I think he'll be ok though ...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gKlBGjDbfI

    he is in my book 8-)


    I think he'll be fine too.... ;) It was a good shake up.... exactly what he wanted to do.
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  • brandon10brandon10 Posts: 1,114
    pandora wrote:
    brandon10 wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    Their loss that was really an awesome intro song! Made you want to lift that beer!
    and shake it up :D


    I think he'll be ok though ...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gKlBGjDbfI

    he is in my book 8-)


    Hank is a dickwadd... Oh, and his theme song sucks! MNF will be just fine without this douchebags opening song.

    Maybe Hank and Ted Nugent can do a duet for an opening theme song for Hannity. That's where these performers belong.
    that song is awesomely perfect to start Americas past time

    I hope they can find something as good ...
    suggestions...?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PS8kv5-3WYY

    If they did something like this but changed a few words to reflect football terms, it would kill anything Hank could ever even imagine doing.
  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    Cosmo wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    well I'm an independent and feel it is another loss of freedom of speech...
    in this great country of freedoms
    this because it is not politically correct

    and I get image and sponsorship and consequence etc etc

    but its a damn opening song and a damn cool one ...
    betcha President Obama even likes it :D

    in fact it would be a way cool President to stand up for him and say
    hey man no hard feelings...
    you are in the Great USA and have a right to your opinion and I really like your song
    you good ole country boy you :D

    Like that would ever happen in either party... we've lost the real joes long time ago...
    we are at war with our own
    ...
    Agreed. We should be as accepting as everyone was towards the Dixie Chicks, right?
    tell me a story Cosmos not sure I'm so up to speed on that but I will say if they did them wrong
    two wrongs don't make a right...?
  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    pandora wrote:
    Cosmo wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    well I'm an independent and feel it is another loss of freedom of speech...
    in this great country of freedoms
    this because it is not politically correct

    and I get image and sponsorship and consequence etc etc

    but its a damn opening song and a damn cool one ...
    betcha President Obama even likes it :D

    in fact it would be a way cool President to stand up for him and say
    hey man no hard feelings...
    you are in the Great USA and have a right to your opinion and I really like your song
    you good ole country boy you :D

    Like that would ever happen in either party... we've lost the real joes long time ago...
    we are at war with our own
    ...
    Agreed. We should be as accepting as everyone was towards the Dixie Chicks, right?
    tell me a story Cosmos not sure I'm so up to speed on that but I will say if they did them wrong
    two wrongs don't make a right...?
    are you saying you are unfamiliar with what happened with the dixie chicks in 2003?
    "You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry."  - Lincoln

    "Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    mikalina wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    Their loss that was really an awesome intro song! Made you want to lift that beer!
    and shake it up :D


    I think he'll be ok though ...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gKlBGjDbfI

    he is in my book 8-)


    I think he'll be fine too.... ;) It was a good shake up.... exactly what he wanted to do.
    wanted yes, hope he's not too sorry today but that's life right... live and learn

    mostly to keep your mouth shut when with reporters ;)

    thanks mik :D
  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    brandon10 wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    that song is awesomely perfect to start Americas past time

    I hope they can find something as good ...
    suggestions...?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PS8kv5-3WYY

    If they did something like this but changed a few words to reflect football terms, it would kill anything Hank could ever even imagine doing.
    you know I am a very dedicated fan of 20 years that being a real favorite .. it would be sweet but probably won't happen


    just tell me its not gonna be Bono ;):lol:
  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    are you saying you are unfamiliar with what happened with the dixie chicks in 2003?
    well I know our lovely bighearted lady spoke out, I do not remember the details...
    was not into country music back then and probably had my head in a PJ cd cover learning lyrics ;)


    you can refresh my memory if you would be so kind

    dinner is about to be served so I may have to reply in the am sorry ..
    the house smells like acorn squash... yum
  • EZ1221CEZ1221C Posts: 2,645
    pandora wrote:
    are you saying you are unfamiliar with what happened with the dixie chicks in 2003?
    well I know our lovely bighearted lady spoke out, I do not remember the details...
    was not into country music back then and probably had my head in a PJ cd cover learning lyrics ;)


    you can refresh my memory if you would be so kind

    dinner is about to be served so I may have to reply in the am sorry ..
    the house smells like acorn squash... yum
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixie_chicks#2003.E2.80.9305:_Political_controversy
    PLAY THE SOUTH
  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    EZ1221C wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    are you saying you are unfamiliar with what happened with the dixie chicks in 2003?
    well I know our lovely bighearted lady spoke out, I do not remember the details...
    was not into country music back then and probably had my head in a PJ cd cover learning lyrics ;)


    you can refresh my memory if you would be so kind

    dinner is about to be served so I may have to reply in the am sorry ..
    the house smells like acorn squash... yum
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixie_chicks#2003.E2.80.9305:_Political_controversy
    thank you I will study over and reply later

    kind of you now I don't have to search :D
  • Nothingman54Nothingman54 Posts: 2,251
    Big deal, someone made comments about the president. Iv heard worse. I say worse.
    I'll be back
  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    i would hope that he would be railroaded like the dixie chicks were, but i have a feeling him losing this job would hurt him pretty bad, because that monday night football jingle was the ONLY thing keeping him somewhat marginally relevant...
    "You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry."  - Lincoln

    "Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
  • SmellymanSmellyman Asia Posts: 4,524
    Freedom of Speech doesn't mean it can't have consequences, but he is free to continue to say whatever he wants.

    Go call your Boss Hitler and see how that works out for you.


    dis bored is makin me stoopider
  • AllNiteThingAllNiteThing Posts: 1,115
    pandora wrote:
    He explained what he meant in the article...
    he's not a politician
    probably not accustomed to lying or trying to weasel out of his words

    he writes some great words too


    First you defend a drunk driving woman who killed innocent kids. Now you defend a drunk, hate spewing jerk. You're on a roll. You're character is shining through. :lol:
    24 years old, mid-life crisis
    nowadays hits you when you're young
  • keeponrockinkeeponrockin Posts: 7,446
    If you say someone who is not Hitler is Hitler, you're an idiot.

    And gimme, interesting comparison to the Dixie Chicks, though I think that had more to do with them being female than what they said (unfortunately).
    Believe me, when I was growin up, I thought the worst thing you could turn out to be was normal, So I say freaks in the most complementary way. Here's a song by a fellow freak - E.V
  • SmellymanSmellyman Asia Posts: 4,524
    If you say someone who is not Hitler is Hitler, you're an idiot.

    And gimme, interesting comparison to the Dixie Chicks, though I think that had more to do with them being female than what they said (unfortunately).

    Had more to do with their hick fans
  • CosmoCosmo Posts: 12,225
    If you say someone who is not Hitler is Hitler, you're an idiot.

    And gimme, interesting comparison to the Dixie Chicks, though I think that had more to do with them being female than what they said (unfortunately).
    ...
    The comparison is pretty much drawn down political (party) lines.
    Example, if the Dixie Chicks (let's pretend that none of that 2003 shit actually happened) were in Europe and said they were ashamed of President Obama... do you believe there would be a different response to their message?
    I'm guessing... kind of.
    ....
    Other side... let's say, in 2003, if Hank Williams, Jr. said former President G.W. Bush was like Hitler and Bush and Cheney were the Three Stooges (I know... one plus one equals three in hillbilly math)... would the response be that same?
    I'm guessing... kind of different.
    ...
    P.S. During the Bush/Cheney term... I used to say that anyone that compared Bush or Saddam Hussein to Hitler... which both sides were doing on a regular basis... it was more of an insult to Hitler.
    Allen Fieldhouse, home of the 2008 NCAA men's Basketball Champions! Go Jayhawks!
    Hail, Hail!!!
  • g under pg under p Surfing The far side of THE Sombrero Galaxy Posts: 18,200
    pandora wrote:
    well I'm an independent and feel it is another loss of freedom of speech...
    in this great country of freedoms
    this because it is not politically correct

    and I get image and sponsorship and consequence etc etc

    but its a damn opening song and a damn cool one ...
    betcha President Obama even likes it :D

    in fact it would be a way cool President to stand up for him and say
    hey man no hard feelings...
    you are in the Great USA and have a right to your opinion and I really like your song
    you good ole country boy you :D

    Like that would ever happen in either party... we've lost the real joes long time ago...
    we are at war with our own

    I don't see how this was a loss of freedom off speech....he said what he had to say and how he felt about the president and vice president. However there's consequences for those words of freedom and his consequence was that he loss his MNF jingle gig. I don't care if he's not a politician ESPN has that right to say this we cannot allow. I disagreed back in 2005 when some had images of Bush during protest marches dressed up as Hitler.....even in that instance it's a protest march compared to a nationally televised network program from a man who appeared to not be fully awake, as yet.

    Peace
    *We CAN bomb the World to pieces, but we CAN'T bomb it into PEACE*...Michael Franti

    *MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
    .....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti

    *The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)


  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    pandora wrote:
    He explained what he meant in the article...
    he's not a politician
    probably not accustomed to lying or trying to weasel out of his words

    he writes some great words too


    First you defend a drunk driving woman who killed innocent kids. Now you defend a drunk, hate spewing jerk. You're on a roll. You're character is shining through. :lol:
    And what is my character pray tell? or just a dig...
    is this more your character shining through?

    Of course I defend Diane it is obvious to me she was having a extreme reaction to an abscess that spread to her brain ... not what the majority feels, but no matter it is what I believe.
    She is in my prayers everyday, I pray to God her name is cleared for her small son's sake.

    I defend the right to freedom of speech. I don't have to agree with it
    but defend the right to say it.
    And yes as I said in my original post I get consequences, of course.
    Do I think the song should still play, yes I do.

    I also see the hypocrisy when so many show up assuming character flaws,
    degrading, insulting, someone who did the same.
    This must be an eye for an eye then ... because so many behave exactly like
    what they are complaining about.

    Your post is off topic, and you are talking about me. Please do not do that ...
    a thread could get locked.
  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    g under p wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    well I'm an independent and feel it is another loss of freedom of speech...
    in this great country of freedoms
    this because it is not politically correct

    and I get image and sponsorship and consequence etc etc

    but its a damn opening song and a damn cool one ...
    betcha President Obama even likes it :D

    in fact it would be a way cool President to stand up for him and say
    hey man no hard feelings...
    you are in the Great USA and have a right to your opinion and I really like your song
    you good ole country boy you :D

    Like that would ever happen in either party... we've lost the real joes long time ago...
    we are at war with our own

    I don't see how this was a loss of freedom off speech....he said what he had to say and how he felt about the president and vice president. However there's consequences for those words of freedom and his consequence was that he loss his MNF jingle gig. I don't care if he's not a politician ESPN has that right to say this we cannot allow. I disagreed back in 2005 when some had images of Bush during protest marches dressed up as Hitler.....even in that instance it's a protest march compared to a nationally televised network program from a man who appeared to not be fully awake, as yet.

    Peace
    I think people are missing what he really said ...
    people in power are our enemies with their own agenda.

    The old coot just may be right

    this opinion is slowly spreading across our country ... north south east and west across party lines.

    Trust is dying.

    I felt his emotions escalate with his words, he is passionate,
    fearful and disappointed.

    This a full effect on how he appeared.
  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    Cosmo wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    well I'm an independent and feel it is another loss of freedom of speech...
    in this great country of freedoms
    this because it is not politically correct

    and I get image and sponsorship and consequence etc etc

    but its a damn opening song and a damn cool one ...
    betcha President Obama even likes it :D

    in fact it would be a way cool President to stand up for him and say
    hey man no hard feelings...
    you are in the Great USA and have a right to your opinion and I really like your song
    you good ole country boy you :D

    Like that would ever happen in either party... we've lost the real joes long time ago...
    we are at war with our own
    ...
    Agreed. We should be as accepting as everyone was towards the Dixie Chicks, right?
    After reading another one of your posts I'd have to say your point was not
    two wrongs don't make a right...too bad that it a great philosophy one to live by
    both sides

    your post seems to be directed at Republicans saying that they are not as cool with insult
    as the Democrats...
    is that the jest of it? or am I wrong :?

    So your post was then sarcasm .. the agreed part?
    not good with that, I take most words at face value,
    if I could see your eyes I would know though.

    Personally I'm thinking both sides look incredibly childish.
  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    EZ1221C wrote:

    I read most of this and I agree with keeponrockin ...

    it was a woman saying it, off soil, in our mothership no less ... England...ouch
    almost a decade ago.

    And the reaction it brought, embarrassing to our country.

    There will always be the overzealous you jump on stuff like that.

    Perhaps a little like the reaction to Hanks words ...
  • g under pg under p Surfing The far side of THE Sombrero Galaxy Posts: 18,200
    pandora wrote:
    well I'm an independent and feel it is another loss of freedom of speech...
    in this great country of freedoms
    this because it is not politically correct

    and I get image and sponsorship and consequence etc etc

    but its a damn opening song and a damn cool one ...
    betcha President Obama even likes it :D

    in fact it would be a way cool President to stand up for him and say
    hey man no hard feelings...
    you are in the Great USA and have a right to your opinion and I really like your song
    you good ole country boy you :D

    Like that would ever happen in either party... we've lost the real joes long time ago...
    we are at war with our own

    pandora wrote:
    g under p wrote:
    I don't see how this was a loss of freedom off speech....he said what he had to say and how he felt about the president and vice president. However there's consequences for those words of freedom and his consequence was that he loss his MNF jingle gig. I don't care if he's not a politician ESPN has that right to say this we cannot allow. I disagreed back in 2005 when some had images of Bush during protest marches dressed up as Hitler.....even in that instance it's a protest march compared to a nationally televised network program from a man who appeared to not be fully awake, as yet.

    Peace
    I think people are missing what he really said ...
    people in power are our enemies with their own agenda.

    The old coot just may be right

    this opinion is slowly spreading across our country ... north south east and west across party lines.

    Trust is dying.

    I felt his emotions escalate with his words, he is passionate,
    fearful and disappointed.

    This a full effect on how he appeared.

    His opinion of calling him the enemy fell just short of calling him a terrorist...I gather he didn't want to go that far on national tv and even the sanctity of the Fox Network. You are an Independent trust is dying with both parties however one feels more comfortable when your party is in power and this wouldn't be said if that was the case.

    There are times you speak of respect and i saw none in Jr's opinion on network tv. Yes he can say what he wants and i don't care what the rest of the country thinks or feels he paid the price for that but say that crap in private there's no excuse for it. Many times in the military I came across superior officers who I couldn't give two shits about but as an officer candidate I had to show respect even if I thought and felt he or she was a piece of shit. He spoke of none of that and no passion or disappointment allows one to freely spout off like that on network tv or you will get canned.

    If Eddie Vedder, Geddy Lee or Michael Franti said such nonsense and I'm a fan of ALL of them I would be just as pissed for saying such words on national tv. I didn't vote the President the first time around but I WILL make sure this next time around he'll get my vote....none of these people have been in his shoes these last few years and had to deal with the problems of this country....I certainly have my disappointments (many of them) with the President but at the same time I'll show him a tad bit of respect even IF I disagreed with him.

    Peace
    *We CAN bomb the World to pieces, but we CAN'T bomb it into PEACE*...Michael Franti

    *MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
    .....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti

    *The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)


  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    g under p wrote:
    His opinion of calling him the enemy fell just short of calling him a terrorist...I gather he didn't want to go that far on national tv and even the sanctity of the Fox Network. You are an Independent trust is dying with both parties however one feels more comfortable when your party is in power and this wouldn't be said if that was the case.

    There are times you speak of respect and i saw none in Jr's opinion on network tv. Yes he can say what he wants and i don't care what the rest of the country thinks or feels he paid the price for that but say that crap in private there's no excuse for it. Many times in the military I came across superior officers who I couldn't give two shits about but as an officer candidate I had to show respect even if I thought and felt he or she was a piece of shit. He spoke of none of that and no passion or disappointment allows one to freely spout off like that on network tv or you will get canned.

    If Eddie Vedder, Geddy Lee or Michael Franti said such nonsense and I'm a fan of ALL of them I would be just as pissed for saying such words on national tv. I didn't vote the President the first time around but I WILL make sure this next time around he'll get my vote....none of these people have been in his shoes these last few years and had to deal with the problems of this country....I certainly have my disappointments (many of them) with the President but at the same time I'll show him a tad bit of respect even IF I disagreed with him.

    Peace
    uh - oh the T word now :? this how rumors get started ;)

    I do not think in my opinion terrorist was even unintentionally a message.
    He was comparing the relationship between the two playing golf
    and how he perceived that to appear to the nation in his opinion.

    But as his emotions... fear disappoint grows he loses control and speaks
    of seeing them as the enemy.

    This funny to me cause that is what I see here in the forum between
    the reds and blues... enemies
    More irony for me I guess, coming from an independent point of view.

    I won't approach Ed's past words about those in power and who may have been pissed.
    One would think our favorite entertainers would be at the least slightly forgiven
    as they are loved for their creativity not political opinion.
    Here is my stance, I am a fan of Old Hank Jr.

    I believe in respect for others yes
    for me to care about others ...
    to love them I do not have to agree with what they do or say, I need to try to understand
    where it is coming from.

    In his case, in my opinion it was fear, disappointment, distrust hopefully not to become hate
    that lead to his words.
    There is too much hate already.
  • g under pg under p Surfing The far side of THE Sombrero Galaxy Posts: 18,200
    pandora wrote:
    g under p wrote:
    His opinion of calling him the enemy fell just short of calling him a terrorist...I gather he didn't want to go that far on national tv and even the sanctity of the Fox Network. You are an Independent trust is dying with both parties however one feels more comfortable when your party is in power and this wouldn't be said if that was the case.

    There are times you speak of respect and i saw none in Jr's opinion on network tv. Yes he can say what he wants and i don't care what the rest of the country thinks or feels he paid the price for that but say that crap in private there's no excuse for it. Many times in the military I came across superior officers who I couldn't give two shits about but as an officer candidate I had to show respect even if I thought and felt he or she was a piece of shit. He spoke of none of that and no passion or disappointment allows one to freely spout off like that on network tv or you will get canned.

    If Eddie Vedder, Geddy Lee or Michael Franti said such nonsense and I'm a fan of ALL of them I would be just as pissed for saying such words on national tv. I didn't vote the President the first time around but I WILL make sure this next time around he'll get my vote....none of these people have been in his shoes these last few years and had to deal with the problems of this country....I certainly have my disappointments (many of them) with the President but at the same time I'll show him a tad bit of respect even IF I disagreed with him.

    Peace
    uh - oh the T word now :? this how rumors get started ;)

    I do not think in my opinion terrorist was even unintentionally a message.
    He was comparing the relationship between the two playing golf
    and how he perceived that to appear to the nation in his opinion.

    But as his emotions... fear disappoint grows he loses control and speaks
    of seeing them as the enemy.

    This funny to me cause that is what I see here in the forum between
    the reds and blues... enemies
    More irony for me I guess, coming from an independent point of view.

    I won't approach Ed's past words about those in power and who may have been pissed.
    One would think our favorite entertainers would be at the least slightly forgiven
    as they are loved for their creativity not political opinion.
    Here is my stance, I am a fan of Old Hank Jr.

    I believe in respect for others yes
    for me to care about others ...
    to love them I do not have to agree with what they do or say, I need to try to understand
    where it is coming from.

    In his case, in my opinion it was fear, disappointment, distrust hopefully not to become hate
    that lead to his words.
    There is too much hate already.

    In many references to the word enemy the word terrorist is brought into play and he in my opinion fell short of that. Unless he hasn't taken a vacation in the pass year he shouldn't care what or whom the President decides to play golf with the job of presidency is tough enough already everyone needs a break.

    I've had disagreements with friends...I haven't had one with Michael Franti but I'm sure that day may come. :D I've had disagreements with you such as in the domestic violence scenerio....friends have their disagreements all the time that's what should build and makes friendship better over time.

    Hank Jr can have all the fear, disappointment, distrust he wants things I feel and have just the same...just not on network tv or he'll suffer the consequences and in this case he certainly did. No hate intended.

    peace
    *We CAN bomb the World to pieces, but we CAN'T bomb it into PEACE*...Michael Franti

    *MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
    .....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti

    *The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)


  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    g under p wrote:
    In many references to the word enemy the word terrorist is brought into play and he in my opinion fell short of that. Unless he hasn't taken a vacation in the pass year he shouldn't care what or whom the President decides to play golf with the job of presidency is tough enough already everyone needs a break.

    I've had disagreements with friends...I haven't had one with Michael Franti but I'm sure that day may come. :D I've had disagreements with you such as in the domestic violence scenerio....friends have their disagreements all the time that's what should build and makes friendship better over time.

    Hank Jr can have all the fear, disappointment, distrust he wants things I feel and have just the same...just not on network tv or he'll suffer the consequences and in this case he certainly did. No hate intended.

    peace
    Terrorist is much more than enemy if I get what you are saying ... much much more.
    He didn't care whom he played golf with... he was comparing the unlikely partnership
    in my take.

    No argument with consequences, as I've said, still think the song should play on.

    Disagreement is different than attack though ... I see a lot of attacking.
  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    i don't believe that hank williams jr is conherent enough to provide such a nuanced excuse or clarification of his remarks that pandora was able to do so eloquently. the man can speak for and defend himself. he does not need any of us to make excuses for him or speak for him.

    flat out, he called the president his enemy. there is only one way that you can interpret that. he has to deal with the consequences and repercussions of his own words.
    "You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry."  - Lincoln

    "Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
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