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graham4anything

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15. We all do. No one on a political discussion board does not.
Tue Apr 16, 2013, 12:37 PM
Apr 2013

Steve Earle said this

"The problem with the country music scene in Nashville is not that they are rightwing. The problem is that politics isn't discussed at all. That is why I left".(c) Steve Earle.

In younger days I probably would have been on the other side.
But this is not the 60s/70s.

And I have evolved from my older opinions.

If you go to someone I admired in the 1960s, Mark Rudd (SDS leader) his site from a few years ago, he basically says some very profound stuff about protesting then, and now.
And he supported President Obama

Harry Chapin didn't go outside the system, when he went to DC and Congress and tried to work with them to alleviate world hunger (til he tragically died.)


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Would that this message have been more widely available Ron Green Apr 2013 #1
Bing Crosby-everybody has an angle...here is Greenwald's angle he makes his living on- graham4anything Apr 2013 #2
What's YOUR angle? Common Sense Party Apr 2013 #4
Confusion and distraction Cal Carpenter Apr 2013 #9
And unceasing hero worship. Common Sense Party Apr 2013 #10
True Dat! bvar22 Apr 2013 #17
The continuation of Barack Obama's agenda forever. I also like to watch TV graham4anything Apr 2013 #11
It's good that you admitted to having an agenda. City Lights Apr 2013 #13
We all do. No one on a political discussion board does not. graham4anything Apr 2013 #15
Especially you. nt Bonobo Apr 2013 #7
What difference does his bio make? Fantastic Anarchist Apr 2013 #23
He makes a valid point Carolina Apr 2013 #3
Didn't take him long to scold people for not reacting according to his demands. nt geek tragedy Apr 2013 #5
+1 graham4anything Apr 2013 #12
He's saying, 'Now we know how they feel' tblue Apr 2013 #14
I see what he's saying. geek tragedy Apr 2013 #20
Excellent post. Thank you. nt woo me with science Apr 2013 #26
+100 obnoxiousdrunk Apr 2013 #24
K & R !!! WillyT Apr 2013 #6
The 8 Worst Responses To The Boston Marathon Bombings Kolesar Apr 2013 #8
Many of those were/are rampant around DU Common Sense Party Apr 2013 #18
The American War deurbano Apr 2013 #16
Human lives are equally sacred and it is a virtue to give their loss the same consideration. nt Poll_Blind Apr 2013 #19
I Agree, I posted this about the boston bombings... Dragonfli Apr 2013 #25
I had "Under" in an "Over/Under" wager on how long before GG outed himself again as an asshole. Chan790 Apr 2013 #21
How is he an asshole? Fantastic Anarchist Apr 2013 #27
Assholes make false equivalencies out of tragedies to further their agenda. Chan790 Apr 2013 #30
Glen Greenwald trying to be a psychologist Kolesar Apr 2013 #31
I didn't read your link yet ... Fantastic Anarchist Apr 2013 #32
I was going to write an essay along these lines. Fantastic Anarchist Apr 2013 #22
Yes. And, the killers should be looked upon with the same level of contempt. Tierra_y_Libertad Apr 2013 #28
As I said in another thread, the victims could care less about the method. Rex Apr 2013 #29
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