Red Mosquito

b_i_revisited wrote:You know what's funny, these are the orgs they claim they are supporting:

http://equalitync.org
http://www.naacpnc.org
http://www.lgbtcenterofraleigh.com
http://www.qords.org


These are the orgs that specifically ask performers NOT to cancel but rally support instead:

Equality NC: http://equalitync.org
Progress NC Action: http://www.progressncaction.org
NC NAACP: http://www.naacpnc.org
NC ACLU: http://www.acluofnorthcarolina.org
Lillian's List: http://www.lillianslist.org
LGBT Center of Raleigh: http://www.lgbtcenterofraleigh.com
LGBT Center of Durham: http://www.lgbtqcenterofdurham.org
North Star LGBT Community Center of Winston-Salem: http://www.northstarlgbtcc.com
Southerners on New Ground: http://southernersonnewground.org
Queer Oriented Radical Days of Summer: http://www.qords.org


Notice anything about those two lists?

dimejinky99 wrote:

tommymtcom wrote:

stip wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:What a fucking joke. I'm not even attending the show, but giving people literally two days notice is really fucked up

That is unfortunate, though I suppose it's possible they were back and forth on the decision for a while

Which way do you think each member was leaning?

Man, if Bruce coughs, pearl jam catches a cold. They were always gonna cancel once he did.

@SkitchP wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:Guys. Spenno just liked one of my tweets

This only happens to me when I tweet about The Cure or Kate Bush

I think it's the first time ever for me

stip wrote:My sympathies for the fans impacted, but pearl jam did the right thing, inflicting pain on the bystander populations (and this is more significant as part of a larger establishment of NC as a pariah state than the impact of the act itself) is one of the most tried and true ways of changing laws like this.

It also sends an important preemptive measure to other states

numbers wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:Guys. Spenno just liked one of my tweets

He tweets and doesn't follow me? Wtf.

BurtReynolds wrote:

stip wrote:My sympathies for the fans impacted, but pearl jam did the right thing, inflicting pain on the bystander populations (and this is more significant as part of a larger establishment of NC as a pariah state than the impact of the act itself) is one of the most tried and true ways of changing laws like this.

It also sends an important preemptive measure to other states

I think Stip just justified carpet bombing in his relentless defense of Pearl Jam.

Birds in Hell wrote:

numbers wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:Guys. Spenno just liked one of my tweets

He tweets and doesn't follow me? Wtf.

I apologise for the omission.

Birds in Hell wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

stip wrote:My sympathies for the fans impacted, but pearl jam did the right thing, inflicting pain on the bystander populations (and this is more significant as part of a larger establishment of NC as a pariah state than the impact of the act itself) is one of the most tried and true ways of changing laws like this.

It also sends an important preemptive measure to other states

I think Stip just justified carpet bombing in his relentless defense of Pearl Jam.

Can't make an omelette without breaking a few eggs.

lowlight79 wrote:Man the pit is more active then a transgendered gangbang right now

numbers wrote:

stip wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:What a fucking joke. I'm not even attending the show, but giving people literally two days notice is really fucked up

That is unfortunate, though I suppose it's possible they were back and forth on the decision for a while

They knew they were doing this before today, Stip. I'm sure they decided to do it the moment Bruce did, but held out in hopes the law would not happen/get reversed/whatever. The deadline to announce this should have been Friday, not today.

numbers wrote:Also, no chance 10C doesn't fuck up giving people their money back.

BurtReynolds wrote:

stip wrote:My sympathies for the fans impacted, but pearl jam did the right thing, inflicting pain on the bystander populations (and this is more significant as part of a larger establishment of NC as a pariah state than the impact of the act itself) is one of the most tried and true ways of changing laws like this.

It also sends an important preemptive measure to other states

I think Stip just justified carpet bombing in his relentless defense of Pearl Jam.

@SkitchP wrote:You think you can convince Mrs. B to let you spend the refund on those Wrigley Cards?

stip wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

stip wrote:My sympathies for the fans impacted, but pearl jam did the right thing, inflicting pain on the bystander populations (and this is more significant as part of a larger establishment of NC as a pariah state than the impact of the act itself) is one of the most tried and true ways of changing laws like this.

It also sends an important preemptive measure to other states

I think Stip just justified carpet bombing in his relentless defense of Pearl Jam.

if a few people have to die in order to promote backspacer so be it

stip wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

stip wrote:My sympathies for the fans impacted, but pearl jam did the right thing, inflicting pain on the bystander populations (and this is more significant as part of a larger establishment of NC as a pariah state than the impact of the act itself) is one of the most tried and true ways of changing laws like this.

It also sends an important preemptive measure to other states

I think Stip just justified carpet bombing in his relentless defense of Pearl Jam.

if a few people have to die in order to promote backspacer so be it

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Hoping this will at least lead to a killer night in Columbia Thursday