To: danzaroni
I cannot believe the sheer quantity of pathetic kvetching slime that sometimes drools through the threads of FreeRepublic. The telethon was good. It's always great to watch people perform live. I'd seriously like to see just one of the whiners get up and perform in front of millions. Oh, wait, they think they're doing it here. Problem is, there's nothing at all entertaining about what they do. And it doesn't actually get anything done beyond their own cynical jerk-off.
170 posted on
09/21/2001 8:23:59 PM PDT by
aruanan
To: Comment
Network T.V. entertainment 'specials' are designed for DemoRats behind bars or out on 'pass'.
Why bother to even begin to watch?
173 posted on
09/21/2001 8:28:13 PM PDT by
maestro
To: aruanan
You're sweet, but I believe most of the j*rking *ff was happening on television.
176 posted on
09/21/2001 8:32:49 PM PDT by
Rocko
To: aruanan
Very simple,those same people called Bush and other conservatives all kinds of crap,they have supported the left for years.They get a chance to act human and they read off a tele-prompter.Was there some good music mixed in the mess? Yes and I appreciated it.
Which one supported defending the country,the President,the Military,the congress? Did you hear something I may have missed? Where was the salute and send off to the miltary to keep their elitist asses safe? Are they going to raise money for the dead at the Pentagon and why were'nt those poor souls talked about? I know there were hero storys there too!
Oh I know we are'nt supposed to pay attention to what they left out cause they are doing good? Our military is going to war and those candy asses did that show under high security,well excuse the hell out of me.
182 posted on
09/21/2001 8:38:10 PM PDT by
linn37
To: aruanan
I've done that, (performed in front of huge crowds)....no big deal.....when it's your business it doesn't matter what the size is, you can't see past the first few rows anyway.AND, these folks were just playing to technicians in studios......
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