bern1
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Mr. Clapton can have and voice any opinion he may have, just like you. You don’t have to listen if you don’t want to.
Mr. Clapton can have and voice any opinion he may have, just like you. You don’t have to listen if you don’t want to.
I completely agree with your assertion.I can also have and voice the opinion that anyone who says that people of colour should be removed from my country is a racist and a terrible person.
How about we stop with the Clapton hate, and openly mock another band that deserves to be reviled, like ELP?
his opinions are sadly, not unique, nor respectable. anyone with views like those should be publicly humiliated.
Why is this hitting a nerve, Doc? All you are doing is trying to bully someone for their views.You are hereby appointed, chief pillory operant. Since his views seemingly conflict with yours, his are henceforth, by decree, of no significance to the assembled forum members.
You should fit in well with the ubiquitous cancellors of the world.
No, but there are only so many times you can hear Brain Salad Surgery before it grates on you.Are they racists too?
Well, Pat, I guess it’s likely the culmination of ‘the world’ we’ve come to know. I probably wouldn’t have thought twice about someone’s admonishment of Clapton on nearly any other subject in the past.Why is this hitting a nerve, Doc? All you are doing is trying to bully someone for their views.
I don't know Eric personally and have never been a fan. All I know about his views is what he has expressed.
I beg to ‘diffa, suh.’ Some would like nothing more than to ERASE the likes of Clapton, Jefferson, Washington, Churchill and on and on. But maybe you’re right, as to whether they actually can, that remains to be seen.No one is erasing anything, holy hell. There's a loud crowd of folks who don't like the dude's opinions and I say live and let live....let them protest.
Many of my biggest musical & arts heroes were **** people in one or more facets of their lives... The people who want to use personal character flaws to decide what art to appreciate better start doing some research cause every generation is up to things the next generation considers inhumane. It's not an absolute, but people who were messed up by age 12 often find themselves capable of intense focus/distraction in the creative world to escape the real world. Now, others are wonderful humans as well. You can dislike the human but appreciate their creations at the same time.
Um....I don't know if Eric Clapton is a US citizen, but if he were, I bet he would vote for Trump and not Biden.
Clapton also struck me as a Reagan supporter.
It's the same thing with Ted Nugent. The guys a great guitar player, sadly his political views prevent him from being taken seriously.
I've seen nothing you've typed thus far that indicates anything you say should be taken seriously...I don't know if Eric Clapton is a US citizen, but if he were, I bet he would vote for Trump and not Biden.
Clapton also struck me as a Reagan supporter.
It's the same thing with Ted Nugent. The guys a great guitar player, sadly his political views prevent him from being taken seriously.
Exactly. I rest my case.Um....
Lighten up Francis- you will enjoy things more.I don't know if Eric Clapton is a US citizen, but if he were, I bet he would vote for Trump and not Biden.
Clapton also struck me as a Reagan supporter.
It's the same thing with Ted Nugent. The guys a great guitar player, sadly his political views prevent him from being taken seriously.
Amen!... And sometimes I don't even agree with myself..If I stopped interacting with people I fundamentally disagree with, the only person I'd have left to talk to would be myself.
If I could get my personalities down to single figures I'd be in with a chance...
I think I'll keep talking to people....it's just easier.
I beg to ‘diffa, suh.’ Some would like nothing more than to ERASE the likes of Clapton, Jefferson, Washington, Churchill and on and on. But maybe you’re right, as to whether they actually can, that remains to be seen.
As for the rest of your observation, I think we indeed share some common ground!