D1B wrote:kalm wrote:
True, and Ryan is an idealistic oligarchist. Whether you agree with Morello's politics or not, he seems like a pretty sharp dude.
Ibanez is a idealistic music critic. Rage's music savagely attacks all that people like Ryan stand for. I, and anyone else truly familiar with RATM, would have been shocked if they allowed the Romney cabal to use their music to promote their hate and intolerance. That the Romney idiots even thought they'd get away with it underscores the same lack of awareness exhibited by Ibanez.
Wrong as usual, Jeffrey. Clearly, Paul isn't running on his budget plan and affinity for RATM. This is just a pointless, meaningless jab at a guy. Morello makes a bunch of stereotype comments and says his guy is the antithesis of RATM. It's petty, at best. This article would have a little more importance if Romney and Paul were using,
Sleep Now in The Fire or
Bulls on Parade when the entered and exited a speaking engagement. However, they aren't. Ryan enjoys the band and it's music and apparently he is to be criticized for it. That's weak. Once again, the message is distorted, sent to the gullible masses who now eat it up and spit out as if it's true. I'm not a fan of Romney, but this is just silly. As to your last comment, that's just ridiculous.
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Perhaps this should be the GOP's theme song.
(tounge in cheek)
Jeresy girls. 
