Never saw that side of her, saw her once BCD and spent a couple hours with her walking around the Lilac Festival last year. Originally Posted by ben doverAgree, used to be a regular at the M @ G. Was fun, does not show up anymore.
Never saw that side of her, saw her once BCD and spent a couple hours with her walking around the Lilac Festival last year. Originally Posted by ben doverAgree, used to be a regular at the M @ G. Was fun, does not show up anymore.
Intolerance is a pardox to the ignorant.Im tolerant of your opinion too...
There is a level of intolerance for many beliefs and stances that is acceptable within our society. Once that level is broken, for racists or pedophiles, then it is not "intolerance" of their ideas but more "protection" from those true evils that we're then talking about.
So, when someone attacks "protection" as "intolerance", then they are really telling us that they tolerate the most evil acts that occur within society and are providing a tacit endorsement of those policies too.
Rereading the posts so far... no one here has suggested anything of the sort... but trying to portray protection as intolerance is a ludicrous fool's errand. Originally Posted by Kire607
Im curious, do folks feel this same way when a lady puts " no black men" in their ad. LOLI learned to separate the art from the artist for the sake of music. I really like Springsteen’s Glory Days and Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town. His politics, not so much. I won’t pay for his music , but I’ll listen for free.
I personally cannot "separate the art from the artist" so if she is truely that awful I'd have to take her off the list of providers I want to see, but like any proof to this? I'd hate for some salty ex customers to tear the lady down, but form what I gather it seems pretty legit. Originally Posted by GangWeedLyfe
Im curious, do folks feel this same way when a lady puts " no black men" in their ad. LOL Originally Posted by GangWeedLyfeI have seen this topic come up a lot over the years. Funny thing is I see just as many, if not more, black providers that put that in there ads. So there has to be more to it. What exactly that is we can all only guess.
I learned to separate the art from the artist for the sake of music. I really like Springsteen’s Glory Days and Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town. His politics, not so much. I won’t pay for his music , but I’ll listen for free. Originally Posted by Crazy Bob