To: Publius804
How about just saying it’s about “vigilante justice”?
2 posted on
08/08/2008 8:35:49 AM PDT by
Tax-chick
("And the rum is for all your good vices.")
To: Tax-chick
How about just saying its about vigilante justice? I didn't get that out of the song. The lines about gathering up a group of guys and going after criminals makes me think of Westerns where the Sheriff deputizes a bunch of townfolk to help him go after bandits or whatever.
8 posted on
08/08/2008 8:40:14 AM PDT by
Citizen Blade
("Please... I go through everyone's trash." The Question)
To: Tax-chick
How about just saying its about vigilante justice?
It's not even about that, really.
"It's time the long arm of the law put a few more in the ground."
Plus, Willie Nelson sings on that track--no one ever accused him of being a pro-lynching racist to the best of my knowledge. Willie's one of the few country singers who the left can tolerate.
9 posted on
08/08/2008 8:40:57 AM PDT by
Antoninus
(McCain/Palin in 2008!)
To: Tax-chick
That’s too neutral. Gotta have the racial element to keep the blacks “on the plantation” of voting for libs and keeping conservatives out of power.
12 posted on
08/08/2008 8:43:34 AM PDT by
MrB
(You can't reason people out of a position that they didn't use reason to get into in the first place)
To: Tax-chick
Maybe Keith wrote the word “black” in invisible ink, so that only liberal idiots like this blogger could read it?
Now I really have to see the movie!
To: Tax-chick
I think the video reveal Keith portraying a law enforcement official and Nelson his father and a retired law enforcement official. But actually, it is.....a SONG...for entertainment....it is a makebelieve song......they are not really advocating,,,in real life....hanging people.
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