Entertainers and Politics-- Can we EVER forgive or forget?

[Charlene M Morris]

Ah, but you forgot to vilify The Dixie Chicks, dude!!!

If one has read history, it is amazing that no matter HOW difficult the
situation, we in the US have mended relationships with all sorts of aberrant
nations and people, yet cannot move on with indiscretions in our own nation.


Japan is our ally-- and has outdistanced ALL auto makers in the US with
their Toyota brand. Germany is one of our best friends-- with Merkel
building bridges with (DARE I even say it to this group?!) FRANCE.

People-- we do have more to worry about than a few Grade B actors-- but many
cannot let it go. As it is said-- it hurts us more than it hurts them.

C M Morris
Ask me the Toby Keith and the military story sometime-- a *real* patriot,
eh? Not.


On 5/23/07, bensonblues at comcast.net <bensonblues at comcast.net> wrote:
>
> Ron, I am in total agreement with your feeling on Hanoi Jane, Pussy
> Robbins, and Susan SaranWrap. There will always be strength in unity, and
> those folks are divisive. We Americans are good people, and I'm tired of
> people implying otherwise.
>
> Ken, You are either naive, way too politically correct, or a Texan who
> keeps his cards close to him. When it comes to Moore (Michael is from my
> part of town), he's a charlatan -trust me. He's read the bible according to
> PT Barnum.
>
> Tom, You are a Canadian displaced to paradise (I've been on your website),
> so please trust we Americans (and stop with the "right-wing" bullshit). I
> know for a fact that so-called "right-wing" Americans routinely provide
> health care to remote villages in Brazil where you live (and I'm going to
> look you up in October), but nonetheless there is a conspicuous lack of
> Brazilians providing medical care in Appallacia, USA.
>
> Pret, Just be quiet when it comes to politics. You're not old enough to
> understand and you know very little about history - and be wary: I plan on
> looking you up one day when I get to Maine. You're other posts are
> excellent. And, if you continue to piss me off, I'm going to put Dr. Joohn
> Southall on you (Google him in the great State of Maine).
>
> Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm worry about Rift Valley Fever. My daughter
> who is building a school in Arusha, Tanzania, with a bunch of other
> right-wing Americans from Finlandia University in Hancock, Michigan. She is
> more worried about RVF than what you or I have to say.
>
> End this.
>
> DB
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