Only in America.
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If anything, they should deport him for being from the same country as Chad Kroger...
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The Canadian population has apologized numerous times for Nickelback.
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And yet... they continue to haunt us all... At least he's got cool hair... oh wait..
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Sounds like the band got some free press out of this.
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publicity..... stunt.... corporate.... rag..... terrible.... band.... hate.... america.
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Only in America.
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So this news proves your point that unnecessary yet popular contributions will garner much attention from simpletons and be the downfall of Sputnikmusic. Way to think ahead man; I always felt that you were the smartest on the site because you always use sarcasm so well, I mean, it's so minute but it's brilliant and I just love reading your work as well.
Fan for life,
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I'm confused descendents... What are you talking about?
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ha ha did anybody else see that video of nickelback getting rocks thrown at them??
that was like a dream come true, god knows that's the only reason I'd ever go to their show.
Yesterday it was the Taliban...today it's Sum 41...gee.
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I'm confused descendents... What are you talking about?
See if I have to explain myself then my sarcasm loses its worth. Cocaine thinks that hyperboleking is destroying the site, and though I agree with him completely, I also think that this kind of news is unnecessary and going against what he made a point of earlier (because it's fluff).This Message Edited On 07.25.07
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Only in America, indeed.
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i think the guy from the rolling stone just wanted to cleanse america of another bad band.
they've definately been on a "let's return to the 60s" vibe lately with those anniversary issues, and a few leading up to those it seems.
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ok the lyrics are in the past tense, how can he be making a threat? surely it would have to be in the future tense? or at least the future perfect? Another thing, freedom of speech/the press? (anyone who makes the point that S41 are not the press is excedingly intelligent, i am referring to the ability to criticise a head of state, which is an important part of the liberty of the press)This Message Edited On 07.25.07
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These days you have the right to say what you want, until someone with authority gets offended. Lame.
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^^^ True dat. People with too much power are usually the ones who shouldn't possess it.
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If anything, Sum 41 should be deported for just not being that good of a band. This is obviously a publicity stunt to help aid the fact that they just put out a very mediocre album.
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How are those lyrics metaphorical in any way?
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This has to just be an attempt to garner attention. Chuck was probably more political than this anyways.
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La Revo, you can't expect Mr. Whibley to actually understand what they are, can you?
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Lmao@"Only in America."
I know it is fun to be a rebel, but if you really think that you're no smarter than he is. He wasn't actually deported. Just dumb publicity.
The song is garbage, anyways. Real disappointment.
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I thought the Rolling stone disliked Bush......
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Face, meet palm.
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They should be deported after releasing this new album.
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If Rolling Stone hates Mr. Bush, then why did they bother adressing the lyrics as a threat to the president?This Message Edited On 07.25.07
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because it's possible to hate someone without wishing death on them?
something many "lol, rebels" forget.
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it's also possible for writers to have differing political leanings. but i ono.
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Haha...poor bastard
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