Yep. Very okay
The answer surely wouldn't jive with your erroneous world view that blacks are ever so oppressed. Nor would it likely jive with your snowflake view that all racial cultures are equal.
Kanye just released a new track to Power 106 tonight, talking about this whole Trump thing:
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1. Cos they could give a f*ck about Kanye's music. (It was your minions who were worshiping him).
2. Nobody tells Kaeper to stick to sports. He sucks, and he is clearly sticking to crying.
3. Most don't care about Kanye's superficial politics. We just find it entertaining that it triggers you after eight years of Obama shamelessly hitching himself to the pop scene (all over Jay Z's nuts).
Dumbest thing I've seen here today
Lebron called Trump a bum.
Kaep is an universal shame disrespecting the flag.
Kanye just said he supported his president, no offense to anyone.
Very different.
of course it is. You’re all so predictable.
Hertz yo feelenz?
Not as much as David Hogg hurts yours
Poor excuse for worshiping a teen nazi boy.Not as much as David Hogg hurts yours
Pretending you like Kanye WestPoor excuse for worshiping a teen nazi boy.
Show me that post.Pretending you like Kanye West
Today's slob
the right wing's idiocy about EVERYTHING is endless amusement
Why is it dumb? What part do you dispute?
Pretty sure Reagan did far more damage than Clinton tbh
Prove it.
You posted someone else's opinion like it was fact, to make some kind of point, I pointed out that it might be factually incorrect and you want me to prove it? Just making sure I have everything here.
How did Kap disrespect the flag exactly? Protesting police brutality? that point has always been silly to me, especially when it came from a draft dodger .
He isn't a "universal shame" just among the right, that is more polarizing than universal tbh
The flag-wavers, hyper-patriots, military/veteran venerators, gun fellators, Repugs, racists intentionally, dishonestly (their fundamental "value") perverted "take a knee" to distract from the "take a knee" complaint.
You must respect your country, like it or not, for example some liberals attack draft dodgers but at the same time that same people said war vets were baby killers.
Protest police brutality in your free time, americans are very patriotic and that kind of stuns have no place in a football game, people want to be entertained, not be lectured about politics.
Look Lebron Carmelo or any other guy, didnt have a problem because their anti-Trump stuff is outside the BB arena.
I would hate to pay 200 dollars for a seat to watch some guy protest or defend Trump or politics.
The same applies to a music concert, Im not a pawn, do your job and whatever you want in your free time.
LOLNot as much as David Hogg hurts yours
He is a great singer, no more hate.
The new Robert Smith
Yeah, this is pretty ridiculous tbh. He intentionally protested prior to games. He used to sit on the bench while the anthem played, then he sought out opinions from service members who got him to take a knee instead.
The whole point of protesting during the time and place is so people can't look away, you missed the boat on that aspect too. It's like going to a dinner and having black people sitting at the counter back in the 50's and 60's, before drive thru was a thing, forcing people to see them.
It's also worth mentioning that a poll showed that 85℅ of black people approved if the protests, are you saying that they are unAmerican too?
Music has always been a place for protest. Hendrix greatest live performances are widely considered to be Machine Gun at the Filmore East and the Star Spangled banner at Woodstock. In both, he uses his platform to protest Vietnam, I don't think people were complaining about refunds then because he used his guitar to simulate the sound of dropping bombs during the anthem.
If you don't like a musician, or their message simply don't attend their concert, it really is that simple.
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