You're right about your not having a right to being Ozzie Ork's spokesman, you're wrong about me not having a moral obligation and right to judge this vulgar, profane creep.
I suppose you are part of the 'thought police'?
Okay, O.O.'s a british rocker who lives in the USA, where does he stand on gun control and the Second Ammendment?
He must be for guns----in one of his first shows when they were unpacking, he was looking for his gun. He and his son were on the stairs looking at the gun when Kelly came by and made an anti-gun comment and they told her to get out.
uh, what's wrong with eating live animals? or let me guess, you're vegan?
no really though, what specific things (not thing) does Ozzy do that you find vulgar? is it his lyrics? which ones? i think lying politicians, news anchors and halleluiah hair TV frauds are way more vulgar and damaging than anything Ozzy's sung.
"Okay, O.O.'s a british rocker who lives in the USA, where does he stand on gun control and the Second Ammendment?"
i think this question has been answered pretty well here by now.
Well, ya got me there old bean. I can't speak for Ozzy. I was stretching the truth a bit to make a point, but my point didn't set well with you apparently. Oh well.
However, I am the spokesman for Pat Boone, and he wanted me to tell you to return the albums and 8 track tapes of his that you own. He said he doesn't feel right about being linked in any way whatsoever to a judgmental ass such as yourself. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news old chap, but your crooning along with Pat days are over.
Oh, and by the way, Pat said he wants you to pay the shipping when sending his records back.
Seriously, read again what I quoted you saying above and tell me who is more akin to being a member of the thought police. I've no right, but you've got every right. Now, perhaps you can explain exactly how it is that you can say that, unless you are somehow better than I, or your thinking is somehow more worthy for consideration than mine is. Explain please.