The Joe Rogan Thread
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Interesting take. Thanks for sharing…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:Most hippies I’ve know are proud of being called hippies. Is that somehow offensive now? I often refer to cannabis as hippie lettuce?Well, but what is a hippie?
In 1969 I spent a summer working at United Airlines cleaning commercial jets at the service center. Early in in the job, this really cool mechanic I got to know took me around the big hanger to show me some of what was going on there. The only thing that was different looking about me was that I had hair 1/4 of the way down my back. All of the sudden one of the mechanics yelled out, "Hey, we got a hippie working here!" The good man who was showing me around hollered back, "He's got a job working here, he's no hippie!" I thought that was so cool! Yeah, I had the hair, the clothes and loves the music, but I never considered myself a hippie. Not ever. To me, hippies were these spaced out filthy bums who hung out in Golden Gate Park and the park "Panhandle" not far from where I live who were constantly trying to bum spare change from me like I had it spare. I had nothing in common with most of those folks and avoided them at every turn.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Meltdown99 said:
Interesting take. Thanks for sharing…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:Most hippies I’ve know are proud of being called hippies. Is that somehow offensive now? I often refer to cannabis as hippie lettuce?Well, but what is a hippie?
In 1969 I spent a summer working at United Airlines cleaning commercial jets at the service center. Early in in the job, this really cool mechanic I got to know took me around the big hanger to show me some of what was going on there. The only thing that was different looking about me was that I had hair 1/4 of the way down my back. All of the sudden one of the mechanics yelled out, "Hey, we got a hippie working here!" The good man who was showing me around hollered back, "He's got a job working here, he's no hippie!" I thought that was so cool! Yeah, I had the hair, the clothes and loves the music, but I never considered myself a hippie. Not ever. To me, hippies were these spaced out filthy bums who hung out in Golden Gate Park and the park "Panhandle" not far from where I live who were constantly trying to bum spare change from me like I had it spare. I had nothing in common with most of those folks and avoided them at every turn.No problem!And I don't mean to be overly harsh on people who refer to themselves ad hippies. There are people very close to me who think of themselves as "old hippies" and I love them dearly. I don't even mind if people call me a hippie as long as it's not used as a derogatory term. But despite my age, I'd rather be called a punk rocker, or just, "hey, you".
"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
I never considered it derogatory…my mom used to call an older cousin a hippy. He hitchhiked and lived off peoples goodwill in the late 60s. He never got offended. But fits your definition. Jobless and sorta homeless. He became a teacher eventually…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:
Interesting take. Thanks for sharing…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:Most hippies I’ve know are proud of being called hippies. Is that somehow offensive now? I often refer to cannabis as hippie lettuce?Well, but what is a hippie?
In 1969 I spent a summer working at United Airlines cleaning commercial jets at the service center. Early in in the job, this really cool mechanic I got to know took me around the big hanger to show me some of what was going on there. The only thing that was different looking about me was that I had hair 1/4 of the way down my back. All of the sudden one of the mechanics yelled out, "Hey, we got a hippie working here!" The good man who was showing me around hollered back, "He's got a job working here, he's no hippie!" I thought that was so cool! Yeah, I had the hair, the clothes and loves the music, but I never considered myself a hippie. Not ever. To me, hippies were these spaced out filthy bums who hung out in Golden Gate Park and the park "Panhandle" not far from where I live who were constantly trying to bum spare change from me like I had it spare. I had nothing in common with most of those folks and avoided them at every turn.No problem!And I don't mean to be overly harsh on people who refer to themselves ad hippies. There are people very close to me who think of themselves as "old hippies" and I love them dearly. I don't even mind if people call me a hippie as long as it's not used as a derogatory term. But despite my age, I'd rather be called a punk rocker, or just, "hey, you".Give Peas A Chance…0 -
I’m sure there was no motive behind it.Meltdown99 said:
Neil can do as he pleases. There was several articles…todayGo Beavers said:
Looks like the mob is trying to cancel Neil.Meltdown99 said:This came out today. If untrue my apologies…https://www.alternativenation.net/neil-young-offensive-remark-about-aids-revealed/Neil Young Offensive Remark About AIDS Revealed
Let’s take a big step back to the year 1985 when Neil Young was still speaking his mind of the current conditions of the world. While Young was often looked up to as someone to spread a good message and a message of not selling out, he changed his tone pretty swiftly and became hated and problematic.
The AIDS pandemic was hitting an upswing and more and more cases came out. Neil Young didn’t read the science and took his own stance on the subject. Does this sound familiar? It should. Young blamed people who were homosexual for the pandemic to which, at this current time, Young has tried to sweep under the rug.
if it’s incorrect, fine. That’s why I asked.0 -
"I merely asked." Haha. Clever, just like the not naming names. Without anger you said her opinion is "idiotic and downright stupid statement." Much to comprehend.cblock4life said:
At no time did I ask anyone to change their opinion. I merely asked that when giving an opinion it’s best to post intelligently without anger.AW124797 said:
This is very interesting and progressive double down - all ladies united under one opinion.cblock4life said:Perhaps you missed without naming names. How do you know I was posting about you unless you’re that egotistical to believe that everything is about you. But since you responded I guess I hit a nerve. Asking women to not throw us back into the stone ages is not directing anything at one particular person HOWEVER thank you for proving my point.AND FINALLY IF YOU FEEL SHAME ITS NOT MY PROBLEMIf you’re going to comment on someone’s post take the time to actually read and comprehend the context.0 -
Changed my mind, you’re not worth it.AW124797 said:
"I merely asked." Haha. Clever, just like the not naming names. Without anger you said her opinion is "idiotic and downright stupid statement." Much to comprehend.cblock4life said:
At no time did I ask anyone to change their opinion. I merely asked that when giving an opinion it’s best to post intelligently without anger.AW124797 said:
This is very interesting and progressive double down - all ladies united under one opinion.cblock4life said:Perhaps you missed without naming names. How do you know I was posting about you unless you’re that egotistical to believe that everything is about you. But since you responded I guess I hit a nerve. Asking women to not throw us back into the stone ages is not directing anything at one particular person HOWEVER thank you for proving my point.AND FINALLY IF YOU FEEL SHAME ITS NOT MY PROBLEMIf you’re going to comment on someone’s post take the time to actually read and comprehend the context.Post edited by cblock4life on0 -
Meltdown99 said:
I never considered it derogatory…my mom used to call an older cousin a hippy. He hitchhiked and lived off peoples goodwill in the late 60s. He never got offended. But fits your definition. Jobless and sorta homeless. He became a teacher eventually…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:
Interesting take. Thanks for sharing…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:Most hippies I’ve know are proud of being called hippies. Is that somehow offensive now? I often refer to cannabis as hippie lettuce?Well, but what is a hippie?
In 1969 I spent a summer working at United Airlines cleaning commercial jets at the service center. Early in in the job, this really cool mechanic I got to know took me around the big hanger to show me some of what was going on there. The only thing that was different looking about me was that I had hair 1/4 of the way down my back. All of the sudden one of the mechanics yelled out, "Hey, we got a hippie working here!" The good man who was showing me around hollered back, "He's got a job working here, he's no hippie!" I thought that was so cool! Yeah, I had the hair, the clothes and loves the music, but I never considered myself a hippie. Not ever. To me, hippies were these spaced out filthy bums who hung out in Golden Gate Park and the park "Panhandle" not far from where I live who were constantly trying to bum spare change from me like I had it spare. I had nothing in common with most of those folks and avoided them at every turn.No problem!And I don't mean to be overly harsh on people who refer to themselves ad hippies. There are people very close to me who think of themselves as "old hippies" and I love them dearly. I don't even mind if people call me a hippie as long as it's not used as a derogatory term. But despite my age, I'd rather be called a punk rocker, or just, "hey, you".
That's cool. I think though that there are some here who use the term in a slighting manner. Oh well!
"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
Very well then, cblock4life.cblock4life said:
Changed my mind, you’re not worth it.AW124797 said:
"I merely asked." Haha. Clever, just like the not naming names. Without anger you said her opinion is "idiotic and downright stupid statement." Much to comprehend.cblock4life said:
At no time did I ask anyone to change their opinion. I merely asked that when giving an opinion it’s best to post intelligently without anger.AW124797 said:
This is very interesting and progressive double down - all ladies united under one opinion.cblock4life said:Perhaps you missed without naming names. How do you know I was posting about you unless you’re that egotistical to believe that everything is about you. But since you responded I guess I hit a nerve. Asking women to not throw us back into the stone ages is not directing anything at one particular person HOWEVER thank you for proving my point.AND FINALLY IF YOU FEEL SHAME ITS NOT MY PROBLEMIf you’re going to comment on someone’s post take the time to actually read and comprehend the context.0 -
When I refer to my weed as hippy lettuce 🥬 it’s all about love…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:
I never considered it derogatory…my mom used to call an older cousin a hippy. He hitchhiked and lived off peoples goodwill in the late 60s. He never got offended. But fits your definition. Jobless and sorta homeless. He became a teacher eventually…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:
Interesting take. Thanks for sharing…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:Most hippies I’ve know are proud of being called hippies. Is that somehow offensive now? I often refer to cannabis as hippie lettuce?Well, but what is a hippie?
In 1969 I spent a summer working at United Airlines cleaning commercial jets at the service center. Early in in the job, this really cool mechanic I got to know took me around the big hanger to show me some of what was going on there. The only thing that was different looking about me was that I had hair 1/4 of the way down my back. All of the sudden one of the mechanics yelled out, "Hey, we got a hippie working here!" The good man who was showing me around hollered back, "He's got a job working here, he's no hippie!" I thought that was so cool! Yeah, I had the hair, the clothes and loves the music, but I never considered myself a hippie. Not ever. To me, hippies were these spaced out filthy bums who hung out in Golden Gate Park and the park "Panhandle" not far from where I live who were constantly trying to bum spare change from me like I had it spare. I had nothing in common with most of those folks and avoided them at every turn.No problem!And I don't mean to be overly harsh on people who refer to themselves ad hippies. There are people very close to me who think of themselves as "old hippies" and I love them dearly. I don't even mind if people call me a hippie as long as it's not used as a derogatory term. But despite my age, I'd rather be called a punk rocker, or just, "hey, you".
That's cool. I think though that there are some here who use the term in a slighting manner. Oh well!Give Peas A Chance…0 -
I agree he may have not meant harm…but if true it’s still misinformation.Go Beavers said:
I’m sure there was no motive behind it.Meltdown99 said:
Neil can do as he pleases. There was several articles…todayGo Beavers said:
Looks like the mob is trying to cancel Neil.Meltdown99 said:This came out today. If untrue my apologies…https://www.alternativenation.net/neil-young-offensive-remark-about-aids-revealed/Neil Young Offensive Remark About AIDS Revealed
Let’s take a big step back to the year 1985 when Neil Young was still speaking his mind of the current conditions of the world. While Young was often looked up to as someone to spread a good message and a message of not selling out, he changed his tone pretty swiftly and became hated and problematic.
The AIDS pandemic was hitting an upswing and more and more cases came out. Neil Young didn’t read the science and took his own stance on the subject. Does this sound familiar? It should. Young blamed people who were homosexual for the pandemic to which, at this current time, Young has tried to sweep under the rug.
if it’s incorrect, fine. That’s why I asked.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Meltdown99 said:
I agree he may have not meant harm…but if true it’s still misinformation.Go Beavers said:
I’m sure there was no motive behind it.Meltdown99 said:
Neil can do as he pleases. There was several articles…todayGo Beavers said:
Looks like the mob is trying to cancel Neil.Meltdown99 said:This came out today. If untrue my apologies…https://www.alternativenation.net/neil-young-offensive-remark-about-aids-revealed/Neil Young Offensive Remark About AIDS Revealed
Let’s take a big step back to the year 1985 when Neil Young was still speaking his mind of the current conditions of the world. While Young was often looked up to as someone to spread a good message and a message of not selling out, he changed his tone pretty swiftly and became hated and problematic.
The AIDS pandemic was hitting an upswing and more and more cases came out. Neil Young didn’t read the science and took his own stance on the subject. Does this sound familiar? It should. Young blamed people who were homosexual for the pandemic to which, at this current time, Young has tried to sweep under the rug.
if it’s incorrect, fine. That’s why I asked.
I was referring to your motives for posting it in here.
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"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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Meltdown99 said:
When I refer to my weed as hippy lettuce 🥬 it’s all about love…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:
I never considered it derogatory…my mom used to call an older cousin a hippy. He hitchhiked and lived off peoples goodwill in the late 60s. He never got offended. But fits your definition. Jobless and sorta homeless. He became a teacher eventually…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:
Interesting take. Thanks for sharing…brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:Most hippies I’ve know are proud of being called hippies. Is that somehow offensive now? I often refer to cannabis as hippie lettuce?Well, but what is a hippie?
In 1969 I spent a summer working at United Airlines cleaning commercial jets at the service center. Early in in the job, this really cool mechanic I got to know took me around the big hanger to show me some of what was going on there. The only thing that was different looking about me was that I had hair 1/4 of the way down my back. All of the sudden one of the mechanics yelled out, "Hey, we got a hippie working here!" The good man who was showing me around hollered back, "He's got a job working here, he's no hippie!" I thought that was so cool! Yeah, I had the hair, the clothes and loves the music, but I never considered myself a hippie. Not ever. To me, hippies were these spaced out filthy bums who hung out in Golden Gate Park and the park "Panhandle" not far from where I live who were constantly trying to bum spare change from me like I had it spare. I had nothing in common with most of those folks and avoided them at every turn.No problem!And I don't mean to be overly harsh on people who refer to themselves ad hippies. There are people very close to me who think of themselves as "old hippies" and I love them dearly. I don't even mind if people call me a hippie as long as it's not used as a derogatory term. But despite my age, I'd rather be called a punk rocker, or just, "hey, you".
That's cool. I think though that there are some here who use the term in a slighting manner. Oh well!
Well then, enjoy your hippy lettuce reefer.
"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
Tomorrow Alternative Nation is publishing an article titled: "Alternative Nation is Garbage HughFreakingDillon says its best to read it with heavy bags of salt on hand."jerparker20 said:
Doesnt alternative nation have a history of creating nonsense PJ articles based on comments from this forum?HughFreakingDillon said:alternative nation is garbage, whether the quote is real or not. best to read it with heavy bags of salt on hand. but even if he said it that long ago, who cares.This weekend we rock Portland0 -
Neil doesn't have final say on where his music is streamed etc. The company that owns the publishing rights does. In this case they sided with neil, that doesn't mean they will always follow his wishes. The company bought the rights for streaming so they can collect those sweet .000001 cents a song royalties and for marketing purposes, so for the company to side with neil means they are okay losing spotify streaming revenue.DewieCox said:
What’s the part of revenue stream shut down about?static111 said:
I don't think I said or inferred that? Thanks though.DewieCox said:
They don’t own the recordings.static111 said:
Neil sold his music to HipGnosis before Blackstone purchased them, so he has no actual connection to blackstone. It is actually surprising that they agreed to let his little revenue stream be shut down temporarily due to the wishes of the artist.Nami said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-AEmqvyikM
Is this true? Just looked up the Hipgnosis, then the blackstone portion, then the appointment of the Ex-CEO of pfizer.
Regardless, not good seeing Blackstone tied to his name/music... ughScio me nihil scire
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Its a real comment, I think it might be in Shakey. At any rate I remember learning about it at least 10 years ago, something about gay slurs not touching your produce or something. Obviously he grew since the statement and wrote the amazing song Philadelphia for the wonderful movie of the same name that tackled the Aids/Homosexual issues that were very prevalent at the time. Too bad they robbed him of the award and gave it to Bruce's great, but not as great song from the movie.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Your link says alternative nation - but is it the quote from the latimes article or what? Somewhere else?Meltdown99 said:This came out today. If untrue my apologies…https://www.alternativenation.net/neil-young-offensive-remark-about-aids-revealed/Neil Young Offensive Remark About AIDS Revealed
Let’s take a big step back to the year 1985 when Neil Young was still speaking his mind of the current conditions of the world. While Young was often looked up to as someone to spread a good message and a message of not selling out, he changed his tone pretty swiftly and became hated and problematic.
The AIDS pandemic was hitting an upswing and more and more cases came out. Neil Young didn’t read the science and took his own stance on the subject. Does this sound familiar? It should. Young blamed people who were homosexual for the pandemic to which, at this current time, Young has tried to sweep under the rug.
What is the context for that quote? I don't think that was explained or described in the latimes article. Just a short quote without any source or real context.
Curious on the context.Scio me nihil scire
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I'm not saying the quote is not correct. But would like more context to it. Out of curiosity.static111 said:
Its a real comment, I think it might be in Shakey. At any rate I remember learning about it at least 10 years ago, something about gay slurs not touching your produce or something. Obviously he grew since the statement and wrote the amazing song Philadelphia for the wonderful movie of the same name that tackled the Aids/Homosexual issues that were very prevalent at the time. Too bad they robbed him of the award and gave it to Bruce's great, but not as great song from the movie.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Your link says alternative nation - but is it the quote from the latimes article or what? Somewhere else?Meltdown99 said:This came out today. If untrue my apologies…https://www.alternativenation.net/neil-young-offensive-remark-about-aids-revealed/Neil Young Offensive Remark About AIDS Revealed
Let’s take a big step back to the year 1985 when Neil Young was still speaking his mind of the current conditions of the world. While Young was often looked up to as someone to spread a good message and a message of not selling out, he changed his tone pretty swiftly and became hated and problematic.
The AIDS pandemic was hitting an upswing and more and more cases came out. Neil Young didn’t read the science and took his own stance on the subject. Does this sound familiar? It should. Young blamed people who were homosexual for the pandemic to which, at this current time, Young has tried to sweep under the rug.
What is the context for that quote? I don't think that was explained or described in the latimes article. Just a short quote without any source or real context.
Curious on the context.
What was the question being asked, and is that the whole thing Neil said. Or is it a chosen part of a longer response to make Neil problematic in a 2022 context where we do not use "the f-word" (are you allowed to say the whole thing in America?) since sometime after EMINEM broken through in the 90s and we are 35 years past the AIDS scare."Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
You mean that Neil was spreading misinformation about a virus that was a 100% a death sentence at the time…that’s funny as hell.Go Beavers said:Meltdown99 said:
I agree he may have not meant harm…but if true it’s still misinformation.Go Beavers said:
I’m sure there was no motive behind it.Meltdown99 said:
Neil can do as he pleases. There was several articles…todayGo Beavers said:
Looks like the mob is trying to cancel Neil.Meltdown99 said:This came out today. If untrue my apologies…https://www.alternativenation.net/neil-young-offensive-remark-about-aids-revealed/Neil Young Offensive Remark About AIDS Revealed
Let’s take a big step back to the year 1985 when Neil Young was still speaking his mind of the current conditions of the world. While Young was often looked up to as someone to spread a good message and a message of not selling out, he changed his tone pretty swiftly and became hated and problematic.
The AIDS pandemic was hitting an upswing and more and more cases came out. Neil Young didn’t read the science and took his own stance on the subject. Does this sound familiar? It should. Young blamed people who were homosexual for the pandemic to which, at this current time, Young has tried to sweep under the rug.
if it’s incorrect, fine. That’s why I asked.
I was referring to your motives for posting it in here.
Give Peas A Chance…0 -
It was a marketing move. Now everyone under 30 is wondering WTF is Neil Young?static111 said:
Neil doesn't have final say on where his music is streamed etc. The company that owns the publishing rights does. In this case they sided with neil, that doesn't mean they will always follow his wishes. The company bought the rights for streaming so they can collect those sweet .000001 cents a song royalties and for marketing purposes, so for the company to side with neil means they are okay losing spotify streaming revenue.DewieCox said:
What’s the part of revenue stream shut down about?static111 said:
I don't think I said or inferred that? Thanks though.DewieCox said:
They don’t own the recordings.static111 said:
Neil sold his music to HipGnosis before Blackstone purchased them, so he has no actual connection to blackstone. It is actually surprising that they agreed to let his little revenue stream be shut down temporarily due to the wishes of the artist.Nami said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-AEmqvyikM
Is this true? Just looked up the Hipgnosis, then the blackstone portion, then the appointment of the Ex-CEO of pfizer.
Regardless, not good seeing Blackstone tied to his name/music... ugh0 -
You don't know jack shit about their deal though. Neil said, if I am not mistaken, that he still had control over the songs when the press release about it went out.static111 said:
Neil doesn't have final say on where his music is streamed etc.DewieCox said:
What’s the part of revenue stream shut down about?static111 said:
I don't think I said or inferred that? Thanks though.DewieCox said:
They don’t own the recordings.static111 said:
Neil sold his music to HipGnosis before Blackstone purchased them, so he has no actual connection to blackstone. It is actually surprising that they agreed to let his little revenue stream be shut down temporarily due to the wishes of the artist.Nami said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-AEmqvyikM
Is this true? Just looked up the Hipgnosis, then the blackstone portion, then the appointment of the Ex-CEO of pfizer.
Regardless, not good seeing Blackstone tied to his name/music... ugh
He also did not, in his letter say anything about asking them(?). He asked his record company to remove it."Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
https://youtu.be/Y5qLkQvZE7c
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