Application for asylum

[Ric Moore]

On 05/13/2014 05:03 AM, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
> The news report about the "Eurovision Song Contest" and they claim that
> it's political, important for the European societies, because an musical
> untalented transsexual won this "Schlager music" contest.
>
> Punk rock was a political statement and already in the 70s early punk
> rock bands, talented musicians, sometimes wear this kind of glam rock
> outfit. The outfit has nothing to do with politics, it's entertainment.
>
> What political statement is transported by "Schlager music" or by a glam
> rock outfit?
>
> The music is important. While I'm not a fan of the New York Dolls,
> folks, you better listen to this and other punk/hard rock bands founded
> in the 70s and if you like glam rock entertainment, take a look at bands
> like the New Your Dolls.
>
> I'm ashamed of Europe, assumed "Schlager music" piss of a completely
> brain-dead transsexual should be important, should be a political
> statement.
>
> I need asylum outside of Europe. I can't stand the brain-dead folks
> anymore.
>
> This music crap is much more evil, than Microsoft and Apple are.

Then you don't want to come here to the US, just watch a Super Bowl 
halftime show if you want to puke at all that money wasted. I'd much 
rather see the best-of-the-best College marching bands play. Of course, 
I'm an ex-band-geek! :) ric


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"There are two Great Sins in the world...

..the Sin of Ignorance, and the Sin of Stupidity.

Only the former may be overcome." R.I.P. Dad.

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