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Re: OT/end of country music and talk radio?


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Posted by trucker40 on December 31, 2008 at 19:02:52 from (69.154.17.126):

In Reply to: Re: OT/end of country music and talk radio? posted by DiyDave on December 31, 2008 at 14:33:00:

Yeah sure.You probably are older than me.What kind of sickness is it that has you thinking that way?Lets see if I can put it like your hero-Conservatives are the best and brightest individuals in the USA.Conservatives are the only ones who know whats going on because they listen to Rushy,with one hand tied behind his back to make it "fair".Thats the most disgustingly stupid statement"one hand tied behind my back to make it fair".I mean if you cant see through this,and you think its the truth,well you are needing help.I cant blame lots of people for listening because of the same music over and over on other stations.Probably the people that own the music stations are so dumb they get a check each month from Rushs company to keep playing the same 10 songs over and over so people only have a choice of Rush or monotonous music.He was once a disc jockey and knows lots of those people anyway.Maybe its his company that owns all those other stations so he keeps playing the same music over and over on them.Then you get a bunch who dont know any better that believe this stuff,like you,contributing to the downfall of the country.Its not funny,you arent getting anywhere,Im not a Kook.The only debate you want is rigged in your favor.Every time debate happens between the 2 sides yours looses.Sorry but you are wrong about all that,so dont know what else to tell you.You might be the Kook.


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