Tonebone

Someone disliked my comment, because I edited my original negative post (one minute after posting it). I can't delete the post, so I wrote that.

So was it disliked because I have a negative comment in my heart, or because I won't let it out?

How, in the flying F***, is my comment off-topic? I think every time someone clicks that button, it should be accompanied by your name, address, and last four digits of your SS#.

Must. Fight. Urge. To. Click. "Off-Topic". Just. For. Larfs.

Fight it... FIGHT IT!!!!

Say what you will about him. Agree or disagree. But I for one respect his right to believe what he does.

We live in a world of entertainers, creators, and politicians who will say anything to please anyone, and have no real core beliefs. They seek approval, favors, and fame in espousing the ideas that will appease the largest population one day, and are chasing another segment of the population the next. I am glad he is who he is, and won't change for anyone's popularity contest.

I would rather have a one Orson Scott Cards than a million chameleons.

How, in the flying F***, is my comment off-topic? I think every time someone clicks that button, it should be accompanied by your name, address, and last four digits of your SS#.

I'm a right-wing Christian conservative. I try to ignore actors/artists/directors/authors politics. Because if I didn't, my entertainment consumption would drop by 95%.

If the guy can write a good Superman story, then let him be. I think it is stupid for people to try and have him removed from the book because of his political views.

I am right there with you pal! If I boycotted everything produced by liberals I disagree with, I would be left with Steven Baldwin, John Voigt, and Dennis Miller. Not a very entertaining evening.

:)

Say what you will about him. Agree or disagree. But I for one respect his right to believe what he does.

We live in a world of entertainers, creators, and politicians who will say anything to please anyone, and have no real core beliefs. They seek approval, favors, and fame in espousing the ideas that will appease the largest population one day, and are chasing another segment of the population the next. I am glad he is who he is, and won't change for anyone's popularity contest.

I would rather have a one Orson Scott Cards than a million chameleons.