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I just tried that in a small town. Oh myyy…
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@georgetakei I think you meant this to be a reply to something? No context.
@freemo @georgetakei I think he’s saying he committed an act of violence 👀
It’s a reference to #TryThatInASmallTown, an anti-violent crime song by #JasonAldean
@realcaseyrollins @freemo @georgetakei Nah. It doesn't take much. He probably walked down the street while holding his husband's hand.
@SharonGibson3 @freemo @georgetakei The song is about violent crime, that’d be the only thing to try in order for the reference to make sense.
Unless I’m missing something, and something in the song says something about gay people holding hands? 🤔
I think what is being said here is that many people are so hyperbolic about LGBTQ that they might describe them as holding hands as violent.
Obviously this is meant as a bit of an exaggeration itself, but the general premise is valid.
@freemo @SharonGibson3 @georgetakei IDK, there’s nothing in the song about homosexuality at all. Seems like a logical leap made to further a certain left wing narrative.
But also to be fair there’s more than violence being described here
Sure, the left is adopting it as a warcry.. it doesnt need to reference LGBTQ for it to work as a message against violence.
Honestly nit picking my way through this isnt really worth my time, they can use whatever songs they want to represent their ideals. Its mostly aesthetics, I care much more about the material matters.
@SharonGibson3 @freemo @georgetakei I will concede with you on that point 🤝🏾
@freemo @realcaseyrollins @georgetakei As I said, the song promises violence for flag-burning, which is protected speech. You can be obtuse all you want, that line alone implies harm to others who *aren't* committing any crimes.