- Dec 27, 2001
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People, mostly liberals and anti-Bush/republican types, have absolutly rallied around the Dixie Chicks. Their claim is that The Dixie Chicks are merely exercising their right to free speech. The problem is that nobody is saying that they shouldn't be able to say whatever they want.
The reaction of the general public to the Dixie Chicks is the same as the Dixie Chicks reaction to President Bush. They didn't like what he did so they exercised their right of free speech. Similarly, the general public didn't like what the Dixie Chicks did and are exercising their right of free speech. Why, then, so much sympathy for the Dixie Chicks and villainization of people speaking out against the Dixie Chicks and not wanting their records played? I can only assume that liberals, in their ultimate self-righteousness, believe it's okay to apply a double double standard and, indeed, a triple double standard if necessary to try to turn their agenda into a cause.
Ah well, just wanted to point out the hypocrisy.
The reaction of the general public to the Dixie Chicks is the same as the Dixie Chicks reaction to President Bush. They didn't like what he did so they exercised their right of free speech. Similarly, the general public didn't like what the Dixie Chicks did and are exercising their right of free speech. Why, then, so much sympathy for the Dixie Chicks and villainization of people speaking out against the Dixie Chicks and not wanting their records played? I can only assume that liberals, in their ultimate self-righteousness, believe it's okay to apply a double double standard and, indeed, a triple double standard if necessary to try to turn their agenda into a cause.
Ah well, just wanted to point out the hypocrisy.
