Wickerman
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Sun Aug-29-04 11:32 PM
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| At the WillieDylan concert in Rochester MN tonight a Bush banner was booed |
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As, of course it should be. Actually, it was during the Willie Nelson set. Overlooking Mayo field, where the show was, is an old apt complex that is vacant. The Realtor, so I heard, was going to have a party there tonight so folks could view the show from above. At some point during the Willie set may of us looked up in time to see a large Bush 04 banner being unfurled. Many singular boos, and many many middle fingers extended.
I don't think the Bush idiots got near the reaction they hoped for. If they expected cheers they were way off. If they hoped for a loud angry reaction they were off - most didn't notice, most ignored - but they brief coloring of middle fingers was cool. :7
I also received several nods of appreciation and positive comments for my Kerry button and saw a lot of other Kerry wear - Rochester is traditionally pretty conservative. I know, I know, you would expect most at a concert like this to be liberal, but, folks are idiots.
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Sun Aug-29-04 11:38 PM
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| 1. Hmm...weird that this got moved... that sucks... |
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anyways, as I was going to say...that is great. I would have loved to attend the show just to see Dylan. He puts on a pretty good show!
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Mon Aug-30-04 12:54 AM
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| 2. republican freeloaders?????? |
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people that just take and take and never pay their share???????.....NOOOOOOOOOOO, it just can't be.........}( }(
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Mon Sep-06-04 02:42 PM
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| 3. Willie was a HUGE Kucinich supporter this year |
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he even did a campaign song for him. So I would find it very hard to believe that Willie would support some dumbass Bush banner-- ESPECIALLY hung up by some apartment building owner looking to freeload off the concert.
I lived in Roch for a few years in the early 90s. The town is very fiscally conservative, but tends to be moderate on a number of social issues-- for example, Shiela Kiscaden, the staunchly pro-choice Republican state senator (well, ex-Republican now). I could see many folk in Roch being pissed off at Bush, especially over the deficit. Also, the city is really growing fast, and there's a lot of "new blood" coming into town. That and the large immigrant population from SE Asia may be having a greater effect than previously on party support.
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