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To: F16Fighter
Sorry about forgetting to ping you. The next round is on me. :-)

Could you actually dispute my points rather than dismissing them?

224 posted on 01/06/2005 4:41:57 PM PST by JeffAtlanta
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To: JeffAtlanta
The point(s) of contention, Jeff, are as follows:

1) Is the "performance" at a Presidential Inaugural by Kid Rock "appropriate"? His genre of "entertainment" is graphically vulgar, obscene, coarse, and debases and degrades our wives, mothers, sisters, and daughters. Either that is acceptable to you or it isn't.

2) Should venue "performances" before the troops in combat zones, concerts, or living room be compared to that of an official Presidential Inaugural Event?

3) Some of us -- including Zell Miller -- feel Rock went over the line by treating the American Flag like a beach towel. We didn't like it, but others thought it was "patriotic."

4) NOBODY -- NOT California Patriot nor myself has EVER condoned censoring the "music" OR "act" of Kid Rock. Considering his "material" and his philosophy, we simply deem his presense inappropriate at the Inaugural.

5) How is it one can be Attilla the Hun, but waving an American flag suddenly make them "acceptable"? I needn't aplogize standards with which you disagree.

Now if all this "standard bearing" makes you consider me and millions of American "zealots" and "cultist," then look around. We're all over Free Republic.

May I also assme then eventually you and your ilk will either move to the left, OR move right in order to flee our "puritanical" sensibilities?

I'd assuming left, because at least the libs won't get "judgemental" about sanctimonious issues like "morality" and "virtue."

249 posted on 01/06/2005 5:15:57 PM PST by F16Fighter
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