MAC_Whore
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I see what your saying. Conversely though, while it may be no biggie to you, for some it is a big deal. Pres. Bush is the leader of their country and Ricky Martin giving him the finger is a huge sign of disrespect. Remember that it is all subjective. So while you may not care about the President of the USA being insulted, or think that the gesture is that insulting, some may. So it is a weighted issue in that aspect and it was pointless thing to do in that it solved nothing.
He's obviously unhappy about what is happening in American policy. So he flips off the president. OK. What did it solve? Absolutely nothing.
If you want change go about it in a productive manner. Don't just sit there throw a finger in the air. I look at acts like that as akin to a child having a tantrum. Sure...now you know the kid is upset, but did the tantrum solve anything?
I didn't say it made Ricky Martin childish and stupid, I said the act was childish and stupid.
If I see a musician flip off the president, I do not feel compelled to make a political change. I just think they look like a fool. I make my decisions based on something more than substantial than the man who wrote 'Shake your Bon Bon'.
Oh, and maybe it is just me, but I don't see Ricky Martin using the word 'promulgate'.
Originally Posted by amoona
That's the point, it does nothing. Its no big deal. Who cares he flipped off Bush? No biggie to me. It doesn't make me think Ricky Martin is stupid or childish. |
I see what your saying. Conversely though, while it may be no biggie to you, for some it is a big deal. Pres. Bush is the leader of their country and Ricky Martin giving him the finger is a huge sign of disrespect. Remember that it is all subjective. So while you may not care about the President of the USA being insulted, or think that the gesture is that insulting, some may. So it is a weighted issue in that aspect and it was pointless thing to do in that it solved nothing.
He's obviously unhappy about what is happening in American policy. So he flips off the president. OK. What did it solve? Absolutely nothing.
If you want change go about it in a productive manner. Don't just sit there throw a finger in the air. I look at acts like that as akin to a child having a tantrum. Sure...now you know the kid is upset, but did the tantrum solve anything?
I didn't say it made Ricky Martin childish and stupid, I said the act was childish and stupid.
If I see a musician flip off the president, I do not feel compelled to make a political change. I just think they look like a fool. I make my decisions based on something more than substantial than the man who wrote 'Shake your Bon Bon'.
Oh, and maybe it is just me, but I don't see Ricky Martin using the word 'promulgate'.