This is funny. This is hilarious. First, Trump is not our president, and not likely to be so. Second, you all have been badmouthing, in the extreme, our president ever since the moment he was elected. You are the ones who are so quintessentially disloyal.I don't know any "morons" -- perhaps Donald Rump can point them out -- but no, I've never heard that. But diga me this:
If that's true, then what the fuck business is it of ours what Natalie Maines says to a concert audience in London?
Once again ---- can't have it both ways. It seems we're making this same point over and over.
Wonder why.
The idea of a group, such as a nation, with loyalty supposedly between it's members, means that when one is insulting a fellow member of that group to an outsider, that person is showing disloyalty.
That is why it matters.
She was taking internal disagreements and using it to pander to people outside the group at the expense of the group as a whole.
Again --- who the fuck is this "she"? What thread are you even in?
Where do you get "disloyalty" out of your personal rules for what the British Parliament is allowed to opine on? Where exactly do you derive that?
See, this is exactly what I mean by hero-worship personality cult. Your Dear Leader gets criticized, not only does he melt down ---- you do too. Your relationship with this man is entirely emotional.
Natalie Maines, who you brought up is the "she".
It is disloyal of an American to badmouth the President of this nation to a foreign crowd.
Save your odd pop culture nonsense about "personality cult". I explained my reasons, you jerk.
Natalie Maines badmouthed President GWBush during his term. I'm not the one that brought her up..
You DID post "politics ends at the water" or whatever the quote was.
How come that applies when you want it to, yet magically ceases to apply when it's your authoritarian hero-boi?
Whelp --- that's why I keep noting Double Standard.