Thanks for responding to my post.
That “Independence Day” song does pack a punch, I will admit. The problem is that while I certainly don’t condone spousal abuse, neither do I go in for that leftist “believe all women” deal.
I’m a lifelong bachelor at 62. I’ve dated my share of women and heard their stories about what creeps their exes were.
I nodded my head and tried to be as sympathetic as I could manage, without looking like a wimp. Of course, none of these acquaintanceships turned into anything worthwhile.
In my observations, most marriages end because of boredom, usually hers. I don’t completely discount stories of abuse, but I also recognize that people of both sexes are apt to give self-serving accounts of their conduct.
So, I guess this is a long explanation why “Independence Day” may not work as a Trump song.
Personally, I’d stick with John Philip Sousa.
Back in the early ‘70s, before domestic abuse was “a thing”, my two supervisors noticed marks on me that shouldn’t have been there. They talked to me and I told them the cause. THIS time it was when then-husband had hit me on the arms and hands with a stiff-bristled brush.
Other things had happened before. Typical mindset 50 years ago was that “these things happen”, and it’s just part of being married. Shoot .. 21 years old; what did I know?
They reported him to the A.F. base where he was stationed. TPTB said he had a choice to make it stop or to be confined to Base.
It happens for real. And he is my EX.
What in the hell are you babbling about and what does it have to do with the suggestion of a song?