Comments on: Desperate Democrats

By: tamandra

tamandra — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:47:12 +0000

I don’t think I missed your point. At least completely ; ) And I’m not a label, either. I certainly have left leanings, but I don’t like extremes on either side, generally. I agree with you on Madonna. It’s immature, and doesn’t achieve anything. I saw it on tv, and didn’t laugh it off at all. However, when I watched something like the Concert for Change, with liberal artists such as Springsteen, I enjoy it because it’s not mean spirited, it’s just celebratory of that viewpoint. I’m turned off by the McCain campaign’s mud slinging, and I don’t think either side should have to resort to that.

By: Larry

Larry — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 14:07:56 +0000

You’ve missed my point completely. The difference between me and Liberals like you is that you see nothing wrong with the constant personal attacks and media bias. You can disagree with someone without attacking them on a personal level. People with a public voice louder than mine should keep that in mind. A good example is Madonna on stage screaming to the crowd “Sarah fucking Paling” and “get that bitch out of here”. Nice hah? Do you think the people in the crowd wanted that piece of political advice when they paid for their ticket? I could have done without it you probably would have laughed it off.

By: tamandra

tamandra — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 03:24:11 +0000

It’s not ok for an actor to have an opinion and be public about it, but it’s ok for you? Hmmm…. Perhaps, too, it appears biased and “hammering” because it disagrees with your view. It doesn’t to me, because I agree with it more. I don’t understand when someone says they’re going to stop watching someone, or see their movies, simply because they have different political leanings. I respect anyone who opens their mouth and bothers to at least HAVE an opinion. Even those I disagree heartily with. It’s great to have all views. Just my .02