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Main Forums => Politics => Topic started by: Brad Johnson on July 18, 2023, 12:07:11 PM
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Jason Aldean has liberal heads exploding with his new release titled "Try That in a Small Town". As a song is isn't all that great - overly simplistic lyrics, too repetitive, not very catchy tune wise - but the idea behind it will have libtards within earshot going absolutely apoplectic. Video just adds fuel to the fire.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1_RKu-ESCY
Brad
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Good choice of footage for the video.
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I mean, he's playing to his audience, but he's also not wrong. Which antifa et al will continue to discover every time they try and "take it to the burbs". Normal people don't put up with that *expletive deleted*it. Normal Mayors don't put up with that *expletive deleted*it. Normal cops don't put up with that *expletive deleted*it.
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Not to infringe on anyone's copyright, but for we hard of hearing folks:
Lyrics to "Try That In A Small Town"
Sucker punch somebody on a sidewalk
Carjack an old lady at a red light
Pull a gun on the owner of a liquor store
Ya think it's cool, well, act a fool if ya like
Cuss out a cop, spit in his face
Stomp on the flag and light it up
Yeah, ya think you're tough
Well, try that in a small town
See how far ya make it down the road
Around here, we take care of our own
You cross that line, it won't take long
For you to find out, I recommend you don't
Try that in a small town
Got a gun that my granddad gave me
They say one day they're gonna round up
Well, that *expletive deleted*it might fly in the city, good luck
Try that in a small town
See how far ya make it down the road
Around here, we take care of our own
You cross that line, it won't take long
For you to find out, I recommend you don't
Try that in a small town
Full of good ol' boys, raised up right
If you're looking for a fight
Try that in a small town
Try that in a small town
Try that in a small town
See how far ya make it down the road
Around here, we take care of our own
You cross that line, it won't take long
For you to find out, I recommend you don't
Try that in a small town
Try that in a small town
Ooh-ooh
Try that in a small town
Written by: Kelley Lovelace, Neil Thrasher, Tully Kennedy, Kurt Michael Allison
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I mean, he's playing to his audience, but he's also not wrong. Which antifa et al will continue to discover every time they try and "take it to the burbs". Normal people don't put up with that *expletive deleted*it. Normal Mayors don't put up with that *expletive deleted*it. Normal cops don't put up with that *expletive deleted*it.
Big cities in other states didn't put up with that stuff. The riots only kept going in places where the local leadership was supporting them.
As far as suburbs, didn't the Portland mob run into gun fire when they tried to move into neighborhoods? They didn't even make it outside the leftist city center before running into resistance.
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So that song is meh, at best. Jason Aldean is meh on a very good day. He's kinda the worst of "Bro Country".
But holy *expletive deleted*it did it piss the journalists off. CMT pulled the video. MSM is calling it "pro-lynching".
My personal favorite: https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/other/cmt-accused-of-pulling-a-bud-light-after-removing-jason-aldean-video/ar-AA1e3OGZ
I hope we can cement Bud Light as a verb. As in: Don't do that, that's pulling a Bud Light.
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Also, we of course have the expected hypocrisy:
https://twitchy.com/sarahd/2023/07/19/sheryl-crow-n2385540
As pointed out in the comments, they give rap a pass, as they do liberal violence like the Dixie Chick song. Which, in the Dixie Chick example, it's nothing to get riled up about, which is kinda the point regarding the ridiculous crying about Aldean. Also, Aldean is condemning violence, not promoting it like rap songs.
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https://twitter.com/AmiriKing/status/1681659266518663168
So Jason Aldean is catching A LOT of *expletive deleted*it for his new song because of the lyrics in this video.
Let’s highlight some music lyrics that aren’t causing any controversy and see why that might be. Shall we?
• DMX: ‘If you got a daughter older than 15, I’mma rape her/Take her on the living room floor, right there in front of you/Then ask you seriously, what you wanna do?’
• ICE CUBE: ‘So don't follow me up and down your market/ Or your little chop-suey ass will be a target/ Of the nationwide boycott/ Juice with the people, that's what the boy got/So pay respect to the Black fist/ Or we`ll burn your store right down to a crisp/ And then we`ll see ya/ Cause you can't turn the ghetto into Black Korea.’
• SADAT X: ‘Though I can freak, fly, flow, *expletive deleted*ck up a fa#%ot, Don't understand their ways, I ain't down with gays’
• BIGGIE: ‘Then I'm dippin' up the block and I'm robbin' bitches, too/Up the herringbones and bamboos/I wouldn't give a *expletive deleted*ck if you're pregnant/Give me the baby rings and the #1 Mom pendant’
• RICK ROSS: ‘Put Molly all in her champagne, she ain’t even know it/I took her home and I enjoyed that, she ain't even know it’
I could go on and on, but you get the idea.
Spare me the *expletive deleted*ing outrage.
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https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/jason-aldean-defends-controversial-single-meritless-dangerous-000759222.html
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. . . As far as suburbs, didn't the Portland mob run into gun fire when they tried to move into neighborhoods? They didn't even make it outside the leftist city center before running into resistance.
I hadn't heard that - the only instance of riot resistance I remember being reported on involved an off-duty Army noncom who shot his attacker in Austin during a riot. And of course, the local DA prosecuted him.
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Shannon Watts taking credit for getting the song pulled off CMT
A prominent gun-control activist is taking credit for canceling country music star Jason Aldean's controversial new song, which she claims is 'racist and violent.'
Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action, called attention to the lyrics in Aldean's new song, 'Try That in a Small Town,' over the weekend when she wrote that the lyrics to the song are about 'how he and his friends will shoot you if you try to take their guns.'
Watts pointed out that Aldean was 'on-stage during the mass shooting at a Las Vegas concert in 2017 that killed 60 people and wounded over 400 more.'
Watts' claim happened one day after CMT pulled the song from airwaves. Upon hearing that Country Music Television yanked the song and music video, Watts tweeted: 'Proud to have had a hand in getting CMT to reject this racist and violent song.'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12318103/Leading-gun-control-activist-takes-credit-getting-Country-star-Jason-Aldeans-hit-Try-Small-Town-pulled.html
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So by calling the song racist are they in effect saying that only blacks do violent protests?
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So by calling the song racist are they in effect saying that only blacks do violent protests?
Yes. And somehow *you're* the racist for noticing.
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Meanwhile in a Big Town being a violent protester pays
New York City will give more than $13 million to more than 1,000 protesters arrested or interacting with police during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests following a civil rights lawsuit settlement filed in Manhattan federal court Wednesday.
Experts said the settlement, which allows the city to avoid a trial, would be among the most expensive payouts ever for mass arrests. It still needs to be approved by a judge before it is finalized.
The lawsuit focused on 18 protests that erupted in New York City in the week following George Floyd’s death in May. According to attorneys for the plaintiffs, eligible persons can receive $9,950 in compensation.
New York City agrees to pay Black Lives Matter protesters $13 million in new mass arrests settlement
https://www.foxnews.com/us/new-york-city-agrees-pay-black-lives-matter-protesters-13-million-new-mass-arrests-settlement
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Sounds like CMT needs to be "Bud Lited"
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Meanwhile in a Big Town being a violent protester pays
New York City agrees to pay Black Lives Matter protesters $13 million in new mass arrests settlement
https://www.foxnews.com/us/new-york-city-agrees-pay-black-lives-matter-protesters-13-million-new-mass-arrests-settlement
I dunno man. I remember when I was in NYC in [checks notes] the weeks following George Floyd's death. I definitely had a couple of "interactions" with NYPD that seemed mean.
Does anyone know if it's $10k per person, or $10k per interaction? I got all the stop and frisks.
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Maybe a small town is defined more by the "vibe" than the actual population, but either way I wouldn't consider Kenosha a small town.
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This fits right in with the words of this song. >:D
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Not sure how many of you are old enough to remember what it was like during the 1970s in a lot of American cities. Crime rates through the roof, civil unrest was common, cities were struggling to provide even the most basic service, police wouldn't go into many areas... we're seeing a repeat of that today with the extra overlay that liberals are now trying to strip away police policies that liberals had attempted to put into place in the 1970s, again leaving law abiding citizens at the mercy of the criminals.
At the same time the administration (Carter) was turning his AFT loose to basically do whatever it wanted to try to strip Americans of any means of defending themselves.
I'm thinking it won't be very long now until we see a dramatic rise in the same kind of "vigilante" incidents that occurred in the 1970s and early 1980s. I say "vigilante" because, of course, the left is crying anytime one of their mostly peaceful supporters gets his/her ass handed to him.
I think that's what's REALLY driving the left mad about Aldeen's song... they know we're just about at the tipping point and they see this song as a rallying cry for those who are going to start fighting back.
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It was before my time, but I recall a bunch of Pro Vigilante media from that time. Death Wish, Taxi Driver, the first Walking Tall, etc.
Aldean's song could be the harbinger of that kind of implicit acceptance of "dealing with it yourself" again, which would understandably concern criminals and their media arm.
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It was before my time, but I recall a bunch of Pro Vigilante media from that time. Death Wish, Taxi Driver, the first Walking Tall, etc.
Aldean's song could be the harbinger of that kind of implicit acceptance of "dealing with it yourself" again, which would understandably concern criminals and their media arm.
This seems to be a solid theory.
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Well, at least he's not doing the, "I'm sorry" tour. =)
https://twitter.com/i/status/1682801364605304832
Though I understand that after the Vegas shooting, he came out as anti-gun. It certainly might have been an emotional reaction, and people are allowed to change their views.
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It's probably worth noting somewhere in here that he's a performer putting on a show, grew up in a city, and did not write that song.
It's cool that the song is ruffling so many feathers, but beware of creating a Saint BroCountry.
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This whole debacle has once again shown the bias of social media, especially Facebook. I don't think I have seen one positive mention of this song or singer since it started but I have seen plenty of negative slanted articles. But it is FB. It is also where 90% of the people under 40 get their news and opinions so it does become concerning. The sooner platforms like FB crash and burn the better off the world will be.
bob
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This whole debacle has once again shown the bias of social media, especially Facebook. I don't think I have seen one positive mention of this song or singer since it started but I have seen plenty of negative slanted articles. But it is FB. It is also where 90% of the people under 40 get their news and opinions so it does become concerning. The sooner platforms like FB crash and burn the better off the world will be.
bob
I mean, it's pretty much the entire MSM, plus the commie shows like the late night shows and the morning show with the herd of cows. All attacking this song, all avoiding rap lyrics. But as you say, so many people get their news from these sources and believe everything they say.
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But it is FB. It is also where 90% of the people under 40 get their news and opinions so it does become concerning. The sooner platforms like FB crash and burn the better off the world will be.
I thought FaceBook was for 40+ people these days ...
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It's probably worth noting somewhere in here that he's a performer putting on a show, grew up in a city, and did not write that song.
It's cool that the song is ruffling so many feathers, but beware of creating a Saint BroCountry.
I would laugh so hard if this song became the next "Proud to be an American" equivalent. From a fake-country gun control advocate.
That NPC logo works both directions.
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I thought FaceBook was for 40+ people these days ...
You made me look. Even though the geezers are the fastest growing demographic of users the millennials still carry the torch.
https://thesocialshepherd.com/blog/facebook-statistics#:~:text=The%20largest%20Facebook%20audience%20in,35%20are%20responsible%20for%2013%25.
bob
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I would laugh so hard if this song became the next "Proud to be an American" equivalent. From a fake-country gun control advocate.
That NPC logo works both directions.
I don't think I could care less about the song. I just enjoy the reaction. I am sure we can find old songs with triggering lyrics.
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I don't think I could care less about the song. I just enjoy the reaction. I am sure we can find old songs with triggering lyrics.
The Star Spangled Banner seems to fit that bill.
bob
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I don't think I could care less about the song. I just enjoy the reaction. I am sure we can find old songs with triggering lyrics.
Had the usual suspects not started their Karen hand-wringing, the song would have likely slipped into obscurity. IIRC, it was out for a month or more before the outrage crowd heard about it.
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Had the usual suspects not started their Karen hand-wringing, the song would have likely slipped into obscurity. IIRC, it was out for a month or more before the outrage crowd heard about it.
Kind of makes you wonder if his manager found someone to stir things up in the right places.
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Kind of makes you wonder if his manager found someone to stir things up in the right places.
If so, that's a good manager :D
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Not sure how many of you are old enough to remember what it was like during the 1970s in a lot of American cities. Crime rates through the roof, civil unrest was common, cities were struggling to provide even the most basic service, police wouldn't go into many areas... we're seeing a repeat of that today with the extra overlay that liberals are now trying to strip away police policies that liberals had attempted to put into place in the 1970s, again leaving law abiding citizens at the mercy of the criminals.
At the same time the administration (Carter) was turning his AFT loose to basically do whatever it wanted to try to strip Americans of any means of defending themselves.
I'm thinking it won't be very long now until we see a dramatic rise in the same kind of "vigilante" incidents that occurred in the 1970s and early 1980s. I say "vigilante" because, of course, the left is crying anytime one of their mostly peaceful supporters gets his/her ass handed to him.
I think that's what's REALLY driving the left mad about Aldeen's song... they know we're just about at the tipping point and they see this song as a rallying cry for those who are going to start fighting back.
Good points !!
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I actually have a few days off this week. Last night, I was bored, and hungry, so I went a couple of blocks away to a local pub. Lately, the crowd has been changing at around 10pm or so to The People Who Don't Tip, and Who Often Smell Funny.
I played The Song on the internet jukebox.
And someone musta been triggered, because the next two tunes were two different versions of FTP... Dope and Someone Wid Attitude...
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And someone musta been triggered, because the next two tunes were two different versions of FTP... Dope and Someone Wid Attitude...
"File Transfer Protocol?"
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"File Transfer Protocol?"
That brings back memories of the internet long before most people even heard of it.
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Something something the police...
I suspect that the pub is going to start having problems... The early crowd clears out FAST, so they're left with the loud angry rap crowd, which drinks things like "Henny and Coke." And if that isn't enough to irritate the bartenders, they don't know how to tip...
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That brings back memories of the internet long before most people even heard of it.
I can almost put my Finger on it.....
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I can almost put my Finger on it.....
It's definitely pinging a memory.
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t was just a few weeks ago that Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts was crowing about getting Jason Aldean’s “Try That in a Small Town” removed from the rotation at CMT, but it looks like Aldean will have the last laugh. Months after Aldean’s single first debuted to little attention, “Try That in a Small Town” is now the number one song in the country; not just on country radio but on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart covering all genres.
Aldean reaches #1 on Billboard with an assist from anti-gunnershttps://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2023/08/02/aldean-reaches-1-on-billboard-with-an-assist-from-anti-gunners-n73157
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OH MY GOD! THE FASCIST VIOLENCE! I'M SO AFRAID! I NEED A SAFE ZONE! WITH PUPPIES, AND CRAYONS, AND BLANKETS!
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That brings back memories of the internet long before most people even heard of it.
Ah, those wonderful heady days of Hamster Dance...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WpMlwVwydo
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Ah, those wonderful heady days of Hamster Dance...
Was on the internet long before that, worked at a college and had access to it, all text based. Anyone here remember the Usenet?
Most people weren't even aware of it's existence until the web based stuff came along in the 90s then it exploded.
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Was on the internet long before that, worked at a college and had access to it, all text based. Anyone here remember the Usenet?
Most people weren't even aware of it's existence until the web based stuff came along in the 90s then it exploded.
When I was in college in the mid 1980s I was corresponding, in real time, with a friend via Arpanet. He was at Yale in Connecticut, and I was a Dickinson in Pennsylvania.
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When I was in college in the mid 1980s I was corresponding, in real time, with a friend via Arpanet. He was at Yale in Connecticut, and I was a Dickinson in Pennsylvania.
Watching the text scroll across and down the screen at blazing speed was like being in the future.
Now I start my mornings watching high res 2K/4K YT videos while drinking my coffee, 1 frame of which would have taken hours to transmit back then, after converting it to text first and then back of course :rofl:
Now where's my acoustic coupler? Got YT videos to watch.
And every time I connect some basted computer wants to know if I want play a game.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Wlsd9mljiU
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NYT says that vigilante songs are okie doke as long as they're aimed at whitey, and you're racist if you call them out.
https://twitchy.com/gordon-kushner/2023/08/04/songs-about-killing-people-are-always-wrong-not-so-fast-says-the-new-york-times-n2386006
I also still view with interest the talking point that Aldean's song is racist, since he's (IMO) talking more about antifa type stuff, and most of them are rich white kids.
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I first heard of the song from this thread. I listened to it and really got the "us vs them" as a rural/urban divide. I didn't see any racism in it personally.
Perhaps there's a certain worldview which sees racism in everything they find objectionable.
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Anything that the left doesn't like is automatically racist.
That's how you know you've won the conversation with a leftist.
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And we have another, Oliver Anthony - Rich Men North Of Richmond"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqSA-SY5Hro
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Hand them a one way ticket to N.Korea
A group of communist revolutionaries burned multiple American flags outside a Jason Aldean concert in Chicago on Saturday night, according to videos of the incident.
The protesters were raising awareness of RevCom (Revolutionary Communist Party), which believes in creating a Marxist revolution in America, calling the USA "the belly of the beast." The RevCom activists burned American flags before police "declared an unlawful assembly and said their activism ‘alarmed and disturbed others,'" according to News2Share, who captured the videos.
"The Revolutionary Communist Party… has taken on the responsibility to lead a revolution in the U.S., the belly of the imperialist beast, as its principal share of the world revolution and the ultimate aim of communism," RevCom's website said.
The group's manifesto praises Mao for what it believes his use of the "scientific method" and some aspects of his Cultural Revolution.
Communist revolutionaries burn American flags outside Jason Aldean concert, claiming 'America was never great'
https://www.foxnews.com/media/communist-revolutionaries-burn-american-flags-outside-jason-aldean-concert-claiming-america-was-never-great
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"The group's manifesto praises Mao for what it believes his use of the "scientific method" and some aspects of his Cultural Revolution. "
So they admire a bloodthirsty butcher who deliberately engineered the mass murder of more people than Hitler and Stalin combined.
This group isn't just sick, it's nauseatingly grotesque. [barf]