RE: Trump Thinks Britian Is Spying On Him On Orders From Barrack Obama
March 22, 2017 at 9:36 am
(March 22, 2017 at 9:27 am)Brian37 Wrote: I never claimed they came from say a Trump level income.
... and I never said that you had.
(March 22, 2017 at 9:27 am)Brian37 Wrote: You can be middle class and a trust fund kid. I am a trust fund kid. Even with suburban kids like me. I went to private school as a kid until high school. My parents had two houses until my dad died in 1980. My dad drove a Mercedes. We had a 30 foot sailboat. My uncle lived in Half Moon Bay on a very expensive street outside San Fran. My parents provided well for me but they were not filthy rich. My mom was a grade school teacher and my dad was a high school biology teacher. Hardly rich, but certainly middle class.
The irony of you complaining about their alleged silver-spoon lives when they didn't have any of these things you admit to having is funny as hell.
(March 22, 2017 at 9:27 am)Brian37 Wrote: Yes their lyrics do portray libertarian views. Thanks for proving my point. I don't see either republican or libertarian economic views as helping either the middle class or poor. I don't care if they did come from the middle class like me. Libertarians to me get the social issues right, but as far as economics they to me are really nothing but republicans on steroids.
You don't know what lyrics of their espouse what values that coincide with Libertarian values, though. Hint: it's not the economy, stupid.
(March 22, 2017 at 9:27 am)Brian37 Wrote: As far as Dylan. While I cannot stand his voice, his lyrics do convey empathy for others to a great degree, a social awareness of others. RUSH simply comes across as selling to those who daydream about having fun. I do still like RUSH but I don't see their lyrics the same way I did when I first started listening to them.
You're clearly ignorant of their body of work. You'd have been better off simply saying "I don't like them" and leaving it at that.
Stick to ABBA. It's more your speed.
