^ thats more drama queening.Thats the free market at work, not "anti free speech."That was Hank Williams Jr. (a great American BTW)
Ohhhh.I did not know that. Okay, so they banned Hank Williams from performing the NFL theme song. Why?
He compared Obama to hitler or some damn thing.
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2011/10/0...rom-monday-night-football.html?referrer=&_r=0
Thanks. Although I do not agree with his comments (I do not think Obama is like Hitler), I do see that the push is on to pressure companies into being anti free speech. I do also understand the company's perspective though, in that they don't want to lose business by being associated with such a person.
While I think comparing Obama to Hitler is distasteful and not accurate at all, it is certainly our right to be critical of our president.
"Free speech" is a legal concept. A company has nothing to do with that, them banning a product is not a 1st amendment issue whatsoever and has zero to do with any law or.legal ban.
A lot of people miss the nuance there, but frankly - its baffing because it doesnt exactly take a.genius.
Same.with the conf flag.
It wasnt banned by any law. I dont know.any prominant taken seriously leader asking for that law, either.
This whole.issue is drama queening by the right b.c. voters who are paying taxes and dislike the flag wanted their tax money to stop endorsing the flag.
Its not that hard. Fly it loud and proud on your truck, panties and birthday cakes.
Please, we all know how people try to bully others. This is just bullying on a bigger level.
Only the weak can be bullied.
The right wing conf. Flag supporters' position was the weaker fought position or else the flag would fucking be there. Boohoo