[chachacha]

is anyone else tired of some in the entertainment industry using their fans to propagate their radical views? seeing a "glam" shot of the boston bomber on the cover of Rolling Stone was a disgrace. And as for Stevie Wonder, if he wants to boycott Florida, i say farewell and God speed. i hope no floridian buys another of his songs! people who have success paid for by people of all ideologies should keep their radical views to themselves.

[DougB]

I've never in my life bought a Stevie Wonder recording or a Rolling Stone (well except the one with Ann and Nancy Wilson on the cover) so I say no big deal.

[senior citizen]

Originally Posted by chachacha

is anyone else tired of some in the entertainment industry using their fans to propagate their radical views? seeing a "glam" shot of the boston bomber on the cover of Rolling Stone was a disgrace. And as for Stevie Wonder, if he wants to boycott Florida, i say farewell and God speed. i hope no floridian buys another of his songs! people who have success paid for by people of all ideologies should keep their radical views to themselves.

Excellent post.

All of those with ties to Boston would echo exactly what you say above.

Plus they printed such a flattering photo, making him look like some holy man, which he was far from..........definitely not a peace loving guy....ruined so many lives........for no good reason.

I predict he will spend the rest of his life in the Super Max Prison in Florence Colorado where he can hang his one "pin up" portrait on his itsy bitsy cell wall, if they allow that.

[DougB]

Originally Posted by senior citizen

Excellent post.

All of those with ties to Boston would echo exactly what you say above.

Plus they printed such a flattering photo, making him look like some holy man, which he was far from..........definitely not a peace loving guy....ruined so many lives........for no good reason.

Holy man, I think not. More of a Jim Morrison look! Well ok, holy man will fit.

[senior citizen]

Originally Posted by DougB

Holy man, I think not. More of a Jim Morrison look! Well ok, holy man will fit.

His face looked so placid and peaceable........deceivingly so.

Again, I predict he will spend the rest of his life in the Super Max Prison in Florence Colorado............where he can hang that portrait in his tiny cell.

[JP]

Originally Posted by senior citizen

His face looked so placid and peaceable........deceivingly so.

Again, I predict he will spend the rest of his life in the Super Max Prison in Florence Colorado............where he can hang that portrait in his tiny cell.

I think he will last less than a year in prison. Someone will take him out.

[ewstanley]

Originally Posted by chachacha

is anyone else tired of some in the entertainment industry using their fans to propagate their radical views? seeing a "glam" shot of the boston bomber on the cover of Rolling Stone was a disgrace. And as for Stevie Wonder, if he wants to boycott Florida, i say farewell and God speed. i hope no floridian buys another of his songs! people who have success paid for by people of all ideologies should keep their radical views to themselves.

I agree!

[janmcn]

Originally Posted by chachacha

is anyone else tired of some in the entertainment industry using their fans to propagate their radical views? seeing a "glam" shot of the boston bomber on the cover of Rolling Stone was a disgrace. And as for Stevie Wonder, if he wants to boycott Florida, i say farewell and God speed. i hope no floridian buys another of his songs! people who have success paid for by people of all ideologies should keep their radical views to themselves.

And now Bruce Springsteen has jumped on the bandwagon. He probably won't be invited to perform in The Villages.


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[rjn5656]

who cares if stevie wonder never performs in florida.

[JP]

Originally Posted by rjn5656

who cares if stevie wonder never performs in florida.

The way I feel, even if these entertainers came to Florida, I'm not going to their shows. Entertainers should stay out of politics. It limits their audiences and a lot of times you can never enjoy them again. What a shame.

[coralway]

Some folks call it freedom of the press. Yes, it is allowed.

If you don't like Rolling Stone ............ DON'T READ IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mac9]

Originally Posted by JP

The way I feel, even if these entertainers came to Florida, I'm not going to their shows. Entertainers should stay out of politics. It limits their audiences and a lot of times you can never enjoy them again. What a shame.

How well I agree! Shame that no one told that to Mr. Reagan.

[mac9]

Originally Posted by chachacha

is anyone else tired of some in the entertainment industry using their fans to propagate their radical views? seeing a "glam" shot of the boston bomber on the cover of Rolling Stone was a disgrace. And as for Stevie Wonder, if he wants to boycott Florida, i say farewell and God speed. i hope no floridian buys another of his songs! people who have success paid for by people of all ideologies should keep their radical views to themselves.

That Stevie Wonder...such a radical!

[l2ridehd]

If we all voted with our spending, this might change the way they think. I cut up my Capital One card because of their celebrity advertiser. I will never buy a Stevie Wonder ticket even though I think he is a great entertainer. I ever did buy rolling stone so they lose nothing. I have in the past gone to see Bruce Springston, but will pass going forward.

So Chachacha, I agree

[al & jane]

I can already see naive and impressionable young people wearing t shirts with that picture on it thinking he is a "cool" guy, much like they do Che Guevara, another mass murderer.