If you've been following the Dixie Chicks' saga - and based upon the traffic and comments, in the days just before the war, few were concerned with much else - you know that after Natalie Maines slammed President Bush in London, she apologized the next day.…
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— go to most recent comments76 - foolio
sure it is. your freedoms are intact until they begin to encroach on anothers right to life, liberty and the pusuit of happiness.
77 - sue
hasn't hate been the major encorachement to the pursuit of happiness throughout history ?
78 - foolio
the emotion hate? no it hasn't. peoples weak willed inability to act in a decorus manner in spite of emotions? yes it has
79 - Katy
I must say....Well the Dixie Chics have seen better days Im sure. As one comment above said ya dont bite the hand that feeds ya. Im wondering how she would feel about the president, (since she cut her own throat) when shes on welfare and food stamps,or living on unemployment because of her own idiocy. Whats she gonna think of the president then????????????
80 - foolio
if you are going to limit a persons "freedom to hate" you are going to have to find an effective way of legislating emotion. i disagree with hate crimes too, but once legislation tries to find it's way into the very personal realm of my emotions i am afraid it has overstepped it's bounds.
81 - Jim
Some of you should read this.
----- Original Message -----
> > Great article by an Iranian!
> > >
> > >
> > > ANTI-WAR OR ANTI-U.S.?
> > >
> > > By AMIR TAHERI
> > > _____
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > March 5, 2003 -- 'THE rebirth of the peace movement." This is how
> sections of the Western media describe the marches that attracted 30
million
> people in some 600 cities, in 25 countries, across the globe in recent
weeks.
> > >
> > > Last week, a group of "peaceniks" gathered in London to discuss ways
of
> > > nursing the "reborn" child into adulthood. By coincidence, today marks
> the 50th anniversary of Josef Stalin's death.
> > >
> > > The Soviet dictator was the father of the first "peace movement,"
which
> > > for years served as an instrument of the Kremlin's global policy.
> > >
> > > Stalin's "peace movement" was launched in 1946 at a time when he had
not
> > > yet developed a nuclear arsenal and was thus vulnerable to a U.S.
nuclear
> > > attack. Stalin also needed time to consolidate his hold on his newly
> > > conquered empire in eastern and central Europe while snatching chunks
of
> > > territory in Iran.
> > >
> > > Pablo Picasso, a "fellow traveler" with the French Communist Party,
> > > designed the famous dove of peace as the emblem of the movement.
French
> > > poet Paul Eluard, another fellow traveler, composed an ode inspired by
> > > Stalin. The "peaceniks" were told to wear white shirts, release white
> > > doves during their demonstrations and shake their clenched fists
against
> > > "imperialists and revanchistes."
> > >
> > > Soon it became clear that the "peace movement" was not opposed to all
> > > wars, but only to those that threatened the U.S.S.R., its allies and
its
> > > satellites.
> > >
> > > For example, the peaceniks did not object to Stalin's decision to keep
> the entire Chechen nation in exile in Siberia. The peaceniks did not march
> to ask Stalin to withdraw his forces from Iranian Azerbaijan and
Kurdistan.
> > > When Stalin annexed 15 percent of Finland's territory, none of the
> > > peaceniks protested.
> > >
> > > Neither did they march when the Soviets annexed the Baltic states. Nor
> did they grumble when Soviet tanks rolled into Warsaw and Budapest, and a
> > > decade later also in Prague. But when America led a coalition under a
> U.N. mandate to prevent North Korean Communists from conquering the south,
> > > peaceniks were on the march everywhere.
> > >
> > > The movement targeted Western democracies and sought to weaken their
> > > resolve against the Soviet threat.
> > >
> > > Over the years nobody marched against any of the client regimes of the
> > > Soviet Union that engaged in numerous wars, including against their
own
> > > people.
> > >
> > > The wars that China's Communist regime waged against the peoples of
> > > Manchuria, Tibet, East Turkestan and Inner Mongolia, lands that were
> > > eventually annexed and subjected to "ethnic cleansing," provoked no
> > > protest marches. Even when China attacked India and grabbed Indian
> > > territories the size of England, the peace movement did not budge.
> > >
> > > In the 1960s the movement transformed itself into the campaign for
> > > unilateral nuclear disarmament. Here, unilateral meant that only the
> > > Western powers had to give up their arsenal, thus giving the Soviets a
> > > monopoly on nuclear weapons.
> > >
> > > The peaceniks spent much of the '60s opposing U.S. intervention in
> > > Vietnam.
> > >
> > > The 1980s gave them a new lease on life, as they focused on opposing
> > > American Pershing missiles in Western Europe.
> > >
> > > The Pershings represented a response to Soviet SS-20 missiles that had
> > > already been stationed in central Europe and aimed at Western European
> > > capitals. But the peaceniks never asked for both the Pershings and the
> > > SS-20s to be withdrawn, only the American missiles.
> > >
> > > President Ronald Reagan's proposal that both the SS-20s and the
Pershings
> > > be withdrawn was attacked and ridiculed by the peaceniks as "an
American
> > > Imperialist trick." Francois Mitterrand, then France's Socialist
> > > president, put it this way: "The missiles are in the East but the
> > > peaceniks are in the West!"
> > >
> > > No peacenik, not even Joschka Fischer, now Germany's foreign minister,
> > > marched in support of tearing down the Berlin Wall and allowing the
> German nation to regain its unity.
> > >
> > > All that is now history. The "evil empire" of communism has gone for
> good, but the deep anti-West sentiments that it promoted over the decades
> > > remains.
> > >
> > > It is this anti-West, more specifically anti-American, sentiment that
> > > provides the glue of the new peace movement.
> > >
> > > Last month, the British daily The Guardian asked a number of peaceniks
> to explain why they opposed the use of force to liberate Iraq?
> > >
> > > The main reason they felt they had to support Saddam Hussein was that
he
> > > was disliked by the United States.
> > >
> > > When the Tanzanian army invaded Uganda and removed Idi Amin from
power,
> no one marched because the United States was not involved.
> > >
> > > When the Vietnamese army invaded Cambodia and changed the Khmer Rouge
> > > regime there, no one marched. Again, the United States was not
involved.
> > >
> > > When French troops invaded the Central African Republic and changed
its
> > > regime, again no one marched.
> > >
> > > The reason? You guessed it: America was not involved.
> > >
> > > And what about a march in support of the Chechens? Oh, no, that won't
> do: The United States is not involved.
> > >
> > > The peace movement would merit the label only if it opposed all wars,
> > > including those waged by tyrants against their own people, not just
> those in which America is involved.
> > >
> > > Did it march when Saddam Hussein invaded Iran? Not at all.
> > >
> > > Did it march when Saddam invaded Kuwait? Again: nix!
> > >
> > > (Later, they marched, with the slogan "No Blood for Oil," when the
> > > U.S.-led coalition came to liberate Kuwait.)
> > >
> > > Did it march when Saddam was gassing the Kurds to death? Oh, no.
> > >
> > > Stalin died 50 years ago to the day.
> > >
> > > But if he were around today he would have a chuckle: His peace
movement
> > > remains as alive in the Western democracies as it was half a century
ago.
> > >
> > > Iranian author and journalist Amir Taheri is based in Europe.
>
>
>
>
>
82 - sue
but isn't that what hate does? I don't mean 'dislike'. I mean blind hate.....
Does it not make people be 'weak willed' in their actions toward others. Freedom of speech is a great thing, unfortunately we have to hear the idiots along the way too
83 - foolio
ok, make hate a felony. and now tell me how you're going to enforce it.
84 - sue
no foolio, i didn't imply that emotions should be regulated. Just that the 'bad' has to be taken with the 'good' in every freedom. Like the freedom and war.
85 - Lola
>Posted by: Tigressof Texas They teach patriotism in Texas. Natalie Maines must of missed it. Also she does not have a clue to what her she is saying she is from Austin one of the Biggest party towns and home of the Bush girls. I dare her to show her face around town. I bet she hung with them. But also this is the same person who has chicken feet tattoos on her feet. So maybe she has a brain the size of a chicken. <
Hell yeah, they teach patriotism in Texas, but they also teach freedom of speech or were you absent on that day.
I can promise you sweetie, that if Miss Maine was to come to town in Austin she would be warmly welcomed and commended for her remarks. As for the Austin comment, maybe that is why dubya wanted to be governor there since he is no stranger to whiskey and coke. To bad he did not have the insight to take a couple of classes in grammar, and geography at UT while there.
Tigress of Texas, I sure hope you sign up for a class at UT too and learn the true meaning or patriotism, the Constitution of the United States, and a course in manners 101 wouldn't hurt you either. Anyone can voice their opinion about the president, and it is not called unpatriotic.
By the way sweetheart, the chicks are still riding high on the charts with their brand new album, so someone must agree with them.
86 - foolio
spot on sue.
87 - sue
have we not seen celebrities wear various freedom of speech t-shirts that said as much as what Natalie did....? Does the typed word not carry as much atettion as the spoken one?
88 - DEBORAH
I would like to take this time to not talk about a dixie chick,but to make a comment to britishboy
And i do mean boy,you little selfserving,closeminded,self centered pussy,why don't you keep your euro thought to yourself,you sound pissed to me,because america can kick your ass and you know it.WE ARE THE TOP COUNTRY AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT.
89 - Charles in Houston
At least Bush isn't out having mile high Air Force One parties and the White House isn't some sort of dysfunctional soriority, anymore.
90 - foolio
yes. and the dixie chicks would not have caught the flak they have if they played industrial goth music because the audience paying attention to them would have cared much less. the meat and potatoes audience of the dixie chicks is much less forgiving of anyone who dare question the authority of the commander in chief. you see we expect as much from "long haired coke addicts" wearing tight leather pants and too much makeup. the dixie chicks though were america's girls so the percieved hurt is so much more. hey i still like the chick's music, they are great musicians (two of them are anyways) and i dont think the US should be involved in a lot of the foreign policy it has entangled it's self in. the main faults i see with the remarks which have sparked such controversy is that they were inarticulate and insincere. i think she was jumping on the anti-war hollywood bandwagon. the article posted above if it is accurate sheds a new light on the anti-war movement and it's motivations.
91 - DEBORAH
PEOPLE
PLEASE GET OVER YOURSELVES.YOU THINK YOU KNOW EVERYTHING,YOU DON'T KNOW ANYMORE THAN ANYONE ELSE.GET OVER YOURSELVES.WHO CARES WHAT DIXIE SAID,YOU ALL GET SO ANGRY.LIBERALS,DEM,REPULICANS,GET OVER,HELL,WE ALL LIVE IN THE SAME COUNTRY,WE SHOULD TRY TO WORK TOGETHER,BUT EVERYONE WANTS TO BLAME SOMEONE.BUT THEY WANT SOMEONE ELSE TO DO THE WORK FOR THEM,AFTER CLINTON.REALLY WHO HAS A RIGHT TO SAY ANYTHING ABOUT BUSH,ATLEAST HE IS NOT IN THE WHITE HOUSE WITH HIS PANTS DOWN,HE IS TRYING TO LOOKOUT FOR HIS COUNTRY,SO I SAY GIVE HIM AN A FOR EFFORT
92 - Charles in Houston
Sorry about the repeats. Not that I really give a flip about the Dixie Chunks, it kept saying 'server timed out', so I kept hitting 'post' :)
93 - foolio
A for effort, D+ for foresight.
94 - Dew
I continue to see how people say we should back Georgie Boy, but he isn't the one fighting neither are his precious 'sober' little girls. It was Bush's idea to throw us head first into this war and no matter how its paraphrased the fact of the matter is that his only justification is that 'some' lives lost now are better than 'some' lives lost in God knows when(the future). That reasoning is pretty thin if you ask me. I love being an American and get this I'm BLACK (whoa!) but I do not agree with Bush or his regime, my bad, I mean advisors. I completely back the troops, they have a job to do, I do not support this folly of a war, especially when North Korea has weapons of mass destruction (admittedly)and paranoid Pyongyang is sitting on an itchy trigger finger and poor saddam (little s) is just a big man with a small labido who is trying to over-compensate who coincidently runs the world leader in oil production. Co-inky-dink maybe?.
Our celebrities, especially our artists, should be more political. In days of old you could look to the song writers, poets, and authors to speak out against the imperfections of our society be it right or left wing, right or wrong. We the people looked to them for that purpose but now we have become complacent, when if truth be told we should be concerned that more of our pseudo riche have not spoken out about the world around them. Probably too busy detailing their benzes(little b), but I digress.
Natalie Maines had every right to speak her opinion not only on the grounds that that is what this country is built on, but ironically because that freedom is one we are trying to afford the Iraqi people.
"Life, it seems, is not without irony" - Morpheus
I love this frikking country, I get to say what I want to say in an open forum as thus and laugh at all those who disagree- ahhhhhh The American way!!
95 - Dew
Oooh yea, THE DIXIE CHICS RULE!!!
I just couldn't resist...lol
96 - Rudy
lol france, russia and china invade america...what a joke a bunch of fags, a people trapped in the industrial revolution and a country lead by a communist sociopath, nice.
97 - MELISS
At least Bush isn't out having mile high Air Force One parties and the White House isn't some sort of dysfunctional soriority, anymore.
Posted by: Charles in Houston on March 23, 2003 10:20 AM
Wow, so thats your criteria for a president. Obviously you do not know much about dubya, frat boy, (skull and bones), heavy drinker, one business failure after the other. This is a man who couldnt find oil in Texas. You go nuts when someone makes a statement about this goverment but you turn a blind eye to the lies, dirty dealing, and coverups that this goverment is responsible for. Look up info on dubyas "military career". His daddy took care of the dirty little messes that dubya made. God help us who is going to clean up this mess.
98 - W
Thank you Jim for sending on the column from the journalist. This has cemented what I have been thinking all along.
W in USA
99 - Lolo
Oh my, I haven't laughed this much in a long time. It's always interesting to me how so often those who oppose liberal viewpoints resort to name-calling and finger-pointing...Ack! call me a liberal..noooooooooooo!!!! *gasping for air here, mortal damage inflicted* It's such an effective means of validating their own knowledge!
But really, this is satire, but even if it wasn't, we have the right to speak our minds, we have the right to express our opinions, and we have the right to bash or support our president, who probably has the lowest IQ of any president in history.
100 - Roxy
Wish Natalie had said it... I'd have ten times more respect for her. The conservatives in this country were merciless in their nasty and personal pursuit of the Clintons. In 20/20 hindsight, they should have done what Cheney and Karl Rove did when questioned about their meetings, practices, etc.... arrogantly ignored us "little people" as not deserving of an answer.
I'm sick and tired of flag wavers telling people with differing opinions that they are un-American. The right to dissent is the essence of America... aren't we pretending that we're going to Iraq to liberate the people there so they can have differing opinions? Listen up right-wingers--this time you can't usurp the flag.... we all get to keep it, whether we agree with you or not. If you're not comfortable with that, then this time you can "love it or leave it". We're sticking around!
101 - Jewel
I just spent way to much time reading this. It amazes me that people could rant and rave about anything this long. Who cares what she said, she is a person who is permitted to speak. All day yesterday they were showing protesters of the war, they got to say what they wanted and some of it was beyond stupid!! The say that war is killing the innocent men, women, and children, I agree it is. But what did "so dame insane" do to his own people?? The not so funny thing is that right in your own very country, killings and abortions and every other evil of the world, that happen go on with no protesting. What if all the celebrities spoke out against these things would we all spend this much time talking about it?? The USA is a good country, no such thing in the best till there is no hate, killing, anger and just plain evil no longer exists.
102 - m.o.m.
hello there if not supporting prez bush for brains is not good for american moral then what the hell are the fighting for in iraq because last i heard we are trying to help those who don't like being put to death for not agreeing with there leader so must we like our prez no... we put up with him because people in florida can't read a ballot ( because another bush sits in goverment office perhaps )anyway i love my contry and everything about it yes i am ashamed bush speaks for our country as its leader but i know that he can't kill me for that opinon but can the people of iraq say the same . if you past a parent beating there child in front of you would you walk by and say it was none of your bizzzzness that they have different parenting skills as you that eventually the kids will get enough and do something or let somebody else deal with it ... or would you help the child ( especialy knowing that if you don't the child can come to be just as abusive if not more than the parent) i hate war but i hate hitler , saddam , stalin, and any other who kills innocents for sex, religon , race,oh and eye color...bush will eventualy go down in history like his daddy as far as him being honest well lets see he is a drunck he is still a drunck but according to him he is cured .. i don't know much about texans but around the rest of the way just because you don't drink anymore doesn't take the problem away remember one day at a time not i quit so i'm done your not cured mr. bush head jr. just dormat till then honesty is just a step away from being totaly sober...
103 - s
Mary Walsh - 22 Minutes (also a satrical show)
"There's a village in Texas missing its idiot"
Freedom of speech - lovely thing all over the world. Perhaps the reason why I object to what the US is doing, is the people inside the US who promise/threaten to "wup ass" of anyone who disagrees with this action; slandering their own celebrities, Canadians, French or anyone else who disagrees. Makes me wonder, who is next!?!?!? And certain comments on this posting only cement this feeling. We should be past the age of empire building.
Only sorry that she apologized!
104 - Daisy
I support our military people ll0%
always have, always will. I protest
Georgie's absolute determination to go to war on a country where there is no proof that country did anything to us.
The fact they MIGHT do something someday is stupid. There are a lot of countries that MIGHT do something....a pretty good guess would be No. Korea, just for one. So are we going to hop over and bomb them? I don't think so
because Korea doesn't have OIL.
105 - RED
I'm sorry to see that there are so many people in this country who prefer to be deaf, dumb and stupid when it comes to this war. If you have watched over the years you will see the things that Saddam has done to his own people. The man is a murderer and tyrant. He will use what ever he has to get what he wants. He hides behind his own people knowing we will not hurt them to get him. People, if you are so against this war, move to Iraq.
106 - Lola
At least Bush isn't out having mile high Air Force One parties and the White House isn't some sort of dysfunctional soriority, anymore. posted by charlie.
Charlie ol boy, you better take a look at your canidates heavy drinking and drugging past along with his many awols from the national guard unit he never attended when he was trying to shirk his duties in vietnam.
Hmm, he stole an election, then brought this country right down the toliet ever since.
Have you ever asked your self what he was washing that pretzel down with when he fell off the couch and bumped his head. He is an admitted alcoholic so yeah that makes me feel better that he is running the country.
Lola
107 - Wanda
You go Natalie! I suspect that a good portion of what she said is going to get her into even deeper water, but what the heck? The truth hurts sometimes.
In regards to slamming the prezz, well too bad, comes with the job. All your reviews can't be good.
In regards to the war, well if it weren't for the tragic loss of life, this would almost be comical. From the looks of things the Iraqi's don't have to fire a shot. We will beat ourselves. And we are still no closer to finding and removing Saddam. Oh yeah this is going real well.
I suspect in the long run,Natalie's remarks are going to be the least of dubya's worries.
Unlike Natalie however, I am not ashamed that dubya is from Texas. I am ashamed that he somehow managed to get appointed President!
108 - Wanda
One more time, this time with my 'url'. Again I say, "You go Natalie". Telling it like it is might not win you a popularity contest, but maybe you can get appointed "Best Country Trio"
109 - Delia
I live in Lubbock, Texas and am ashamed that one of our own could be so arrogant and hateful. She comes from a good, upstanding family who is very respected here and they must be humiliated by her behavior. If she has so little respect for the people (Rednecks in her mind) that have supported her over the years, why did she ever choose to sing country music. I hope she has enjoyed her fame up until now because I can't see her ever being able to recover from this. I am glad this has come out so I don't have to give any of my hard earned money to Natalie, or France for that matter. All I can say Natalie is please don't ever come "home"!!!
110 - bill hull
Natalie
I would not care what you said if you had ever stopped to read a newspaper or watch the news on TV. My guess is that you heard this from some
Hollywood Liberal & so you thought it was a fact.
I feel sorry for you & your stupid remarks about the President..
111 - joe canadian
when did the us kick canada's ass? 1812 was a canadian victory. damn americans and their lack of historical knowledge. bah
112 - joni
HELLO it is a satire. A celebirity has the right to her opinion, just as well as we do. I do no care if you are rich poor democrat or republican. We have freedom of speech in this country. No president has ever been free from criticism and that is the price you pay for being the president. Everything you do effects a group of people who have their own minds and the right to speak them. She was stating her opinion which other people in this world share with her She is a HUMAN BEING let her be. no one else has to apologize for having an opinion so why should she be any different. I applaud the person who wrote this and those that were offended by this should look up the word satire in the dictionary!!!!!!!!
113 - Teresa
I am anti war not anti American troops there is a difference. I want to make damn sure we exhaust every avenue before we send men and women over to a country to die. That's it. Because we want peace for everyone we are branded traitors and unpatriotic. I care for these men and women as much as anyone, both here and abroad. My family is a military family and background, I know what it costs and what they do. But as ong as there is 1/1000000000000000. of a chance to not kill, then lets do it , who in the hell cares how long it takes.
114 - Just a guy with an opinion
I swear that there is nothing in our history that is more deplorable than trying to 'change' another human being into your own way of thinking...whether it be governments or religion, our past has dictated that we are not learning from our mistakes, hence we shall keep repeating them. No country or way of life is perfect or the 'right way'. Whether you are a brainwashed American or a brainwashed Iraqui...we are all imperfect creatures trying to figure out what the hell we're doing here in the first place. People, life is too short to be clashing and trying to change each others minds...we're all individual with basic human rights. No one person is any more important than another...I hope one day we all learn this.
115 - Maureen
I think everyone needs to relax. My god. Yes, Maines has every right to voice her opinion. This is America. Granted, it was not a nice thing to say, bashing our President to another country, it doesn't make us look great. But she is an American, she has a right to voice her own opinion.
However, the people who are standing up for our President and boycotting the Dixie Chicks because of this, have EVERY RIGHT to do so as well.
And you people writing from other countries, mind your own business. Do you not have better things to do? Don't you have your own controversies?! Butt out.
116 - A. Wagner
OK, all Chicks defenders, you helped to make them rich, now, listen to what they have to say. How stupid and ignorant are you to think, that they know samething about world politics? Nothing, they made a personal remark, that like all the defending remarks, is a personal attack. typically liberal and pathetic!!!Is is not obvious , that liberals are angry more and more irrelevant!!?? The chicks will find out what it means to loose 71% of their income.
117 - Tim
Boy..what a mess..OUR PRESIDENT is a good,morale man who is trying his best to guide this country in the right direction...UNLESS YOU'VE BENN IN A FOX HOLE AND LOOKED ACROSS THE WAY AT THE ENEMY..THEN SHUTUP AND LET THOSE OF US WHO HAVE DONE OT ARE DOING IT TAKE care of this Country..Bill Clinton should be in prison for his felonies...Thanks God For George W. Bush...
118 - Tim
Boy..what a mess..OUR PRESIDENT is a good,morale man who is trying his best to guide this country in the right direction...UNLESS YOU'VE BEEN IN A FOX HOLE AND LOOKED ACROSS THE WAY AT THE ENEMY..THEN SHUTUP AND LET THOSE OF US WHO HAVE DONE OT ARE DOING IT TAKE care of this Country..Bill Clinton should be in prison for his felonies...Thanks God For George W. Bush...
119 - A Proud Canadian
Maureen:
Well maybe we would butt out if there weren't people flinging around words like 'kick a Canadian today.' The last time I checked, we have the right to free speech as well. Which is what this whole stupid controversy is about.
120 - SDFJ
The Leviathan is upon us! Cast your fate upon the sea and seek its mercy for none shall escape its vast wrath!
All heed Chicken Little; "The sky is falling! The sky is falling!"
It's all just a nefarious commy plot, bankrolled by right-wing nazi fascists with the backing of ultra conservative capitalist pigs being fed off the teet of public sector contracts purchased with graft, nepotism and cronyism and it is going to give the whole world over to religious zealot maniacs hiding behind the modern guise of industrial and technological advancement for the purpose of clamping down greedy unions being overrun with leftist liberal minorities.
Britney sure has a cute li'l belly button. I wouldn't mind slurping champagne off of it.
I'm going for a pint, anyone care to join me?
121 - ><
The last time Canada sent troops over to support America, was to Afghanistan to fight the war on terrorism. What happened? Eight Canadian soldiers, dead, because of 'friendly fire.' So referring back to the comment that Dan made, "With friends like these, who needs enemies?!"
122 - _
With great power, comes great responsibility.
123 - kd
For those of you that weren't smart enough to figure out the above statement was satire (NOT REAL), you really need to get a life. I am from Texas, and I support our troops 110%! I do not however support President Bush. He is arrogent, did NOTHING for Texas except leave us in a financial shambles, which he has already done for the rest of the US, and he has made the UN null and void.
I support the Dixie Chicks, and Maines and went out and purchased 3 of their cd's just to help the cause. BTW, I wouldn't normally buy their music, but this was money well spent.
If you support the Dixie Chicks, or free speech, go to this website and show it: http://www.petitiononline.com/chicks/petition.html.
It's a petition in support of the Dixie Chicks.
124 - disable vet
When they draft the OLD MEN & ALL WOMEN, all of a sudden their will be unlimited negociations!
125 - TINK
Natalie has a right to voice her opinion and everybody else has a right to respond. Please, Natalie open your mouth and let more bullshit roll out of it. ITS NOT CUTE TO BE IGNORANT. But if you think thats cute, please feel free. However, if you don't like the response maybe you should rethink your statements.