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It's more "Jack Black is a coward and a poser" than being mean imo
More like "Jack Black, a man with $50 million, is a greedy pig and is only worried about getting more of that 'family friendly' money."
I think that counts under poser but also true
Maybe he didn't want to be responsible for fans at his shows being injured by psycho Trump supporters
"coward"
All the keyboard warriors in this thread implying they'd happily shout out 'death to Trump!' on the world stage while having a kid and family living in the US (as JB does) are kidding themselves.
I have girlfriends in the US. Give me a microphone and I'll shout death to Trump as loud as you want.
What's worse, a keyboard warrior or a keyboard coward? Bitches out here pretending the guys report to Greg in accounting and have to worry about a visit from HR lmao
That would mean something coming from someone with principles beyond subservience.
If it's like that:: They should've decided their public stance on the tour bus and not jeopardized their career.
If it ain't like that:: They should've decided their public stance on the tour bus and been as vocal as possible.
KG's outrage is less his fault than a fault in their planning as public figures.
Is Jack Black a sellout phony piece of shit?
Would you wear a "Fuck Trump" shirt to work tomorrow?
Why not, you phony!?
If my job was being a mock rocker yes I would, coward.
I would wear that shirt at work if my job was a musician yes
Only musicians have to wear the politically dangerous slogan that could risk their lives, or the life of their children or partners?
*I would totally do this hypothetical that I have no danger of actually needing to do in the real world ever. *
I hope you realize that this reads just like those "you know, if I was on board that plane that got hijacked.. Things woulda been different" posts.
It's also hypocritical and a "look how far he's fallen" kind of thing from the very political songs from their begginings, like City Hall, which despite being comedy still had some messages