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Hopefully the people in this country will wake up to the fact that rich white men are the victims in America.
This video should scare the daylights out of the Rich Men and their copious bootlickers, who typically vote Democrat. Notice the racial diversity in these reaction videos. Black men, Black women, Asians.
If the people would really unite against the Elite and the Cadre of Bootlickers, this would be all over, and fast.
This video should scare the daylights out of the Rich Men and their copious bootlickers, who typically vote Democrat. Notice the racial diversity in these reaction videos. Black men, Black women, Asians.
If the people would really unite against the Elite and the Cadre of Bootlickers, this would be all over, and fast.
www.msnbc.com
Well..about that.
Opinion | Why's the song "Rich Men North of Richmond" attacking the poor?
The GOP, the party of tax cuts for the wealthy and deregulation for corporations, has no problem with anger at “rich men,” so long as it’s the right rich men.
I think you right wingers are too enamored with crappy country songs that re-enforce your alt-right political beliefs.....do you think we mean just Democrats?
Some of the worst crimes I've seen occur in nice quiet, sleepy small towns. Easier to hide things.Those "Rich Men" mentioned in the song are mostly the Democrat ruling elites in the Blue states and they are rich as hell.....do you think we mean just Democrats?
The song is about politicians (who are rich because they made themselves that way through influence peddling, insider trading, kickbacks, etc.) crushing the middle class through a combination of regulation, taxes, and inflation. All of which are used to buy votes and to have total control over people's lives.I think you right wingers are too enamored with crappy country songs that re-enforce your alt-right political beliefs.
Lotsa things get tried in a small town.
Well jeepers. You're about 50 years too late to complain about this.The song is about politicians (who are rich because they made themselves that way through influence peddling, insider trading, kickbacks, etc.) crushing the middle class through a combination of regulation, taxes, and inflation. All of which are used to buy votes and to have total control over people's lives.
Of course the worthless Moon Bats who went $100,000 in debt to get a useless degree with terrible job projects and are now begging for people who didn't to bail them out, can't comprehend it. Their smooth brains can only understand "rich vs. poor, herp de derp!"
I think you right wingers are too enamored with crappy country songs that re-enforce your alt-right political beliefs.
Lotsa things get tried in a small town.
I did actually. Besides being awful and sung by a guy who looks like he was an extra in "Deliverance", it really doesn't dog on rich people that much.Someone didn't listen to the song. lol
I did actually. Besides being awful and sung by a guy who looks like he was an extra in "Deliverance", it really doesn't dog on rich people that much.
Just go fuck yourself with that mindless hatefull partisan bullshit.Well jeepers. You're about 50 years too late to complain about this.
And just for the record, Democrats care about these issues. Republicans don't.
No sweetie. I know what the song is about. The small town comment was pointing out uou righties propensity to latch on to country songs that re-enforce your beliefs.Doesn't have one thing to do with a "small town". You thought it was the small town song, huh?
I know what the singer THINKS he wrote the song about. But it doesn't come out that way when he sings it. It's what happens when you have unfocused rage and anger.Just go fuck yourself with that mindless hatefull partisan bullshit.
You are one of the idiots that don't have a clue what the song is about.
No sweetie. I know what the song is about. The small town comment was pointing out uou righties propensity to latch on to country songs that re-enforce your beliefs.
Here, this article is pretty explanatory. And fair.Yes, that used to be your gig, when you were winning the culture, back in the 60s.
Now we are.
I know what the singer THINKS he wrote the song about. But it doesn't come out that way when he sings it. It's what happens when you have unfocused rage and anger.
A common occurrence among right wingers.
