'McCartney said one thing; I added my opinion to it.'

Paul McCartney says a lot of things that can be taken two ways. For instance, when he says 'It was Elvis who got us hooked on rock 'n' roll,' I take that to mean that slavery should be reintroduced right now.

#hicklivesmatter

Jeezus, they still can't come to terms with "rap" (I bet they wouldn't know the difference between rap and hip hop if they hopped on their heads) 35 fucking years after the fact. I best some of them still resent Hank Aaron for passing Babe Ruth, let alone Bobby Bonds...

In other news, I see that Boz Scaggs has recently been quoted as saying:

Now let me be clear, Boz did not "infer" [sic] the following, but I would like to augment his message with my opinion.

The subtext of Boz' argument is this: it is the millennial generation that is responsible for this mess.  Boz ought to know his voice by now, he's only been a professional for 50 fucking years.  But he doesn't, because his voice is drowned out in the inane social-media frenzy of babbling "voices" of a generation with ADD.  And it is this generation that almost doomed our nation with Hillary, thank god the older, wiser people said NO, ENOUGH.  If you think things were bad for Boz before, just imagine how he would have fared in a 1984-esque world of PC-ness, where every color of the rainbow and every sexual orientation thinks it has a "voice" that is unique and deserving to be heard.  Boz is no fucking snowflake, I will tell you that.  We would have no future if the know-nothing generation had elected Hillary; in a way, Boz Scaggs captures this in the nutcase.