[Dante3]

I heard that Jennifer Aniston has made some truly bad statements about the US.

Tim Robbins was bitingly summed up in Tom Knott's article yesterday. Hillarious!

I found Madonna's video particularly offensive.

NASCAR's extensive support of at least one anti-US group has led to a letter of protest from the National Legal and Policy Center to its CEO. I find NASCAR's actions utterly offensive.

Dixie Chicks are mild compared to the others. Too trivial and only by one of them to really warrant outrage.

[capt. norm]

"Tim Robbins was bitingly summed up in Tom Knott's article yesterday. Hillarious!"

Would love to look up that article. Do you have the title line or something I could locate it with?

[ConservativeMan55]

I have always boycotted The Today Show, but this morning Matt Lauer and Madonna will be on singing her new Anti-American song together, so now I am finding their sponsors and boycotting them as well.
Smuckers Jelly is the first to get hit!!!

[shiva]

Dixie Chicks are mild compared to the others. Too trivial and only by one of them to really warrant outrage.

The Dixie's problem is that they dared 'Mess With Texas'.

[b9]

I know it's old news ...the Dixie Chicks...but
it really hit me in the heart...we were total fans.
Now I'm trying to unload 4 tickets to their July concert in
SandyEggo. If only there were a way to refund them
so they wouldn't get my money... I don't think her callous
remark was trivial at all.

[Zebra]

Dixie Chicks are mild compared to the others. Too trivial and only by one of them to really warrant outrage.

I disagree. Big time. Maines made her idiotic comments on foreign soil, during wartime. That is bad enough. Worse still, I have a sneaking suspicion that her comments were part of a calculated strategy that badly backfired. There is an interesting thread about this.

Click Here For Link To Thread

I have no problem whatsoever with these empty-headed entertainers spouting off about their hatred for war, Bush or America. They are entitled to take unpopular stands; we are entitled to remind them that such crap comes with a commercial price. The latter is our exercise of freedom--the freedom not to give patronage to any people, products or services associated with these folks.