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"Dirty words" have been used in movies and music for over four decades. Even before that, they were in WIDE use in the military and in certain places (read: everywhere there wasn't recording media)."

Ewe, I had no idea. Thanks for 'splainin' it all to little 'ol naive me. Where have I bin hidin"????

So that justifies having "dirty words" at this Republican event?

"Shoot, hang out at a high school, hidden of course."

So because the kids are using such vulgarities (hidden of course) we should allow them to listen to it out in the open at an inaugural event? Let's really spice things up and supply them with alcohol, drugs and condoms (other things they use and like to hide). Let it all hang out and get it out in the open. They'll be sure to have a good time and we won't look like 'ol fuddy duddies.

BTW, I was a probation officer for ten years and had the worst section in one of the most crime ridden, politically corrupt cities in America. I walked and biked those streets countless times. There isn't much I haven't seen or heard.

"So that justifies having "dirty words" at this Republican event?"

Okay, this is the third time I am trying to get this across to you, which you seem to be ignoring:

There is no, zip, zero, nada chance that Kid Rock would have performed his raunchier material at the Inaugural event. None. He has demonstrated in the past (Super Bowl) that he can appear and refrain from such lyrics. He supports the President and worked for his election; he understands full well that the racier stuff would be unwelcome.

You're arguing against something which does not exist as a possibility. Since I've explained this to you three times now, may I expect you to cease posting the strawman about "dirty words" above?

I know, I shouldn't hold my breath...