unless they're sitting on a wobbly chair :))

http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=WjFiHENNf9Q :twisted:

OK...what I am about to say I am saying straight without any sarcasm...I don't understand the point of this post in response to my post? Ted Nugent is entertainment majority? Actually...although for the most part what he says is crazy...that wasn't as crazy as one might think and some points actually made sense which is unbelievable considering this is Ted Nugent...I am a democrat and a liberal...but I am not a bleeding heart liberal...

Certainly not, I just picked him as an example. I know that many entertainers tend to be rather liberal but there are also conservatives.

I did not judge what he is saying in the video at all, that's why I think it's quite interesting that you did. People seem to automatically imply something when it comes to politics. ;)

Well, actually Ted Nugent is more famous for his views than Meat...he is quite outspoken...I didn't judge him one way or the other...just said that in this video his makes more sense than he usually does...

The majority of country music artists are conservative, perhaps Meats next album will be a reflection of his views which is why there's rumour about it being country(ish).

Pud :twisted:

:lawl: Interesting thought but I can't imagine him doing a "political" album.

It doesn't have to be overtly political to reflect a certain view. As its been pointed out, Paradise By The Dashboard Light has a certain conservative feel to it.

Pud :twisted:

Depends on how you interpret it. ;)

Exactly, which comes from how the song is written. A person can write a song with a vision in mind, but the listener might have a completely different vision.

Not many people think that Elvis' Jailhouse Rock had homosexual undertones to it, but how it was written and how it was interpretted can be very different

"Number 47 said to number 3, You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see,
I sure'll be delighted with your company
Come on and do the jailhouse rock with me "

Pud :twisted: