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majii  May 24, 2016 • 1:15:21pm

Thanks for this info, Thanos. I haven’t heard/read about this before now. These guys have a decision to make: Will they now pay more attention to what politicians in their state are doing or will they continue thinking that the things their politicians do won’t affect them? Kery Eller shouldn’t be upset with Springsteen and the other artists who have cancelled events in NC. He should be angry that McCrory and his right-wing buddies in the state legislature decided to turn a non-issue into one that has garnered national and international attention and caused him to lose income.

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nines09  May 24, 2016 • 4:43:35pm

Stagehand Kery Eller doesn’t own any Bruce Springsteen albums, but he would smash them if he did.
Smart boy, that Kery. Knows just where to lay the blame, I bet. I hope he has a clue. And figures out why the Boss and others are doing what they are. Maybe not. If not, expect more. I would not vacation in NC. For the principle of it. Principles, Kery. Look it up.

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CuriousLurker  May 24, 2016 • 6:52:09pm

re: #1 majii

re: #2 nines09

I agree with both of you—McCrory deserves all the blame. From shortly after I saw this page, around lunchtime:


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