Is the Super Bowl Rigged for a KC Win to Amplify Taylor Swift's Upcoming Biden Endorsement?

[GreatLakes4Ever]

The question I do have though, is how influential were they? That's more the issue imo, not that famous people are involved in politics, but how much people listen to them.

United States Army thought they did during World War II First Motion Picture Unit - Wikipedia.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Sing that over full measures of C - G - Am - F and you got yourself a hit!!

Well, I was kinda parodying the finest singer/songwriter of this or any other generation. "You're Not Sorry"

 

[WolfGate]

Well, I was kinda parodying the finest singer/songwriter of this or any other generation. "You're Not Sorry"

In that case change it to Bm-G-D-A and you’re golden! (Literally, or maybe platinum)

 

[Chesterton]

Maybe not Bing Crosby, but Bob Hope got an ear. John Wayne was looked up to. At least Audie Murphy was a genuine hero.

So you're saying...being a patriotic American is only associated with one side of the aisle? Wow, I'd get moderated if I said that.

Heck Ronald Reagan got to be president. Clint Eastwood was a mayor somewhere? Herschel Walker almost got elected senator, despite being admittedly mentally ill (DID).

Presidents, mayors and senators are all politicians. When Taylor Swift runs for political office, then maybe I'll care about her opinions.

 

[Chesterton]

Or try to imagine anyone caring what Ronald Reagan thought about any political issue.

See the above post.

 

[seeking.IAM]

I have been waiting for Taylor to speak so I know who to vote for.

 

[Chesterton]

I'm sorry, I mistook you for the Raider fan who posted before you. I take it all back now lol. I remember Fran Tarkenton becoming a TV personality on That's Incredible or something like that. He was a character on and off the field. I liked him too.

Yeah, I forgot about That's Incredible. Plus he hosted SNL about two weeks after the '77 Super Bowl, which was pretty unusual back in those days.

 

[Chesterton]

I am an old Hollywood expert and let me tell you, if you think celebrities are too opinionated now,...

Again, this problem with reading comprehension crops up. That's not what I said. I said people didn't care as much. Celebrities are entitled to be as opinionated as they want, but I shouldn't care about a celebrity's opinion any more or less than I care about my plumber's.

 

[Chesterton]

Yeah Fox just talked about Swifts psy-ops work generally. Its an error I will have to live with for the rest of my life

Nah probably not the rest of your life. I think it should blow over in another 20 to 30 years. Just try to be more careful in the future.

 

[CRAZY_CAT_WOMAN]

Apparently, FOX "news" has been airing out this notion. Is there anything to it? As much as I recoil from young men bashing their brains out for our entertainment, I still kind of want my Niners to win, so really I hope not.

What do you think?
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Taylor Swift At The Super Bowl: The Conspiracy Theory, Explained

The Fox News channel is as known lying source. And everyone should know this. I won't watch or believe

The "Jesus Guns Babies" Republican candidate has been on to Tay Tay for a while.

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All five letters. Explain that.

Can Taylor Swift sue her, for this lie?

 

[Tropical Wilds]

The question I do have though, is how influential were they? That's more the issue imo, not that famous people are involved in politics, but how much people listen to them.

Plenty influential, actually. Read up on what Hollywood did to encourage the repeal of the 18th Amendment, for starters.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Can Taylor Swift sue her, for this lie?

Probably a better question is should she.

Since she is the best entertainer the world has ever known, Swift is clearly a public figure and would have a higher burden to prove defamation.

And the notoriety of the case would elevate Kandiss Taylor to the ranks of "people whose opinions are worth caring about". When she is not, in fact, a member of that class.

 

[Tropical Wilds]

Again, this problem with reading comprehension crops up. That's not what I said. I said people didn't care as much. Celebrities are entitled to be as opinionated as they want, but I shouldn't care about a celebrity's opinion any more or less than I care about my plumber's.

Again, this problem with not understanding basic history, or being able to acknowledge being wrong crops up. Seriously. It’s ok to not know something, learn, and admit when you spoke without understanding.

People did care very much.

When Bette Davis challenged the contract system in Hollywood, society as a whole cared. Politicians took note as her plan to undo it and what she proposed to fix it had wide—ranging impact on unions in the US.

When Miriam Hopkins pushed for a white role be rewritten for a black person and that person was to get equal pay as other day players, it galvanized people on both sides.

The proliferation of UK-based movies that featured the war and the outspoken pleas from actors and actresses helped push the needle from “it’s not our war” to “maybe it is.”

When Joan Crawford adopted children, there was a spike in adoptions including applications by single women, leading to a nationwide discussion about single parenting. Before Murphy Brown was Joan Crawford, who said it was ok to be a single mother.

That is without discussing the politics espoused by Gregory Peck while promoting “To Kill a Mockingbird” or Sidney Portier and his being an effective bridge over racial divisions, or Katherine Hepburn and women’s rights… Look at the influence Audrey Hepburn had on women’s voting percentages and prepare to be amazed.

Maybe you don’t care, but you aren’t everybody. Especially against female and minority voters. Seeing somebody of influence in their demographic making a stand… Political, social, or both… Has been galvanizing since before the birth of our nation. When people are underrepresented, they gravitate towards those who show them what representation looks like and what they too can do.

 

[Margaret3110]

I have been waiting for Taylor to speak so I know who to vote for.

Thank goodness we have celebrities to tell us what to think, right?

 

[Sif]

Thank goodness we have celebrities to tell us what to think, right?

 

[seeking.IAM]

I have been waiting for Taylor to speak so I know who to vote for.

Thank goodness we have celebrities to tell us what to think, right?

Right! It is sort of like Groundhog Day and Smoke from the Vatican chimney all rolled into one, only better. Because Taylor Swift. Is this a great country, or what!

 

[BCP1928]

Probably a better question is should she.

Not fun enough. What she should do is get a dress made like the one Billie Burke wore in The Wizard of Oz, come out on stage and endorse Nikki Haley for the Georgia primary

 

[Brihaha]

Right! It is sort of like Groundhog Day and Smoke from the Vatican chimney all rolled into one, only better. Because Taylor Swift. Is this a great country, or what!

This is a great country. Nobody better mess with Taylor Swift. Or the fits gonna hit the shan! That's us, that's right. Gotta love this American Ride.

I am celebrating Toby Keith today, RIP sir. Toby is a stakeholder in Big Machine Records. They are the first label who signed Taylor Swift. His family will likely receive his 2-3% of music sales from her first six albums.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Taylor Swift is now an official government unit of measurement.*

*Actually not true in the slightest degree. Naughty Jpost, no cookie.

 

[Tropical Wilds]

I am not a Swift person. I am a Lady Gaga person. That said, I’m deeply amused by how her very presence and popularity triggers some people. I’m 100% all about that.