The song isn't about people like this:
It's about people like this:
I always thought it was obvious.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Bruce Didn't Step In It, He Put His Finger On It
So I'm gonna rip off my hero Charles P Pierce a little bit, and simplify what he wrote about the latest ginned-up Foxolimbeckian outrage; namely, that Bruce Springsteen trashed veterans by singing "Fortunate Son" at a ceremony for them. As Charlie said,
The song isn't about people like this:
It's about people like this:
I always thought it was obvious.
The song isn't about people like this:
It's about people like this:
I always thought it was obvious.
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That's absolutely perfect!
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