(07-21-2025, 01:16 PM)FlyersFan Wrote: I wonder if foreigners are joining in, in their countries.  They seem obsessed with all things American, like they don't have politicians and celebrities of their own to talk about.

Of course they they are. By pointing and laughing at the silly Americans they're able to ignore their own issues like bad food and worse teeth.

(07-21-2025, 01:16 PM)FlyersFan Wrote: I wonder if foreigners are joining in, in their countries.  They seem obsessed with all things American, like they don't have politicians and celebrities of their own to talk about.

Tired of the "foreigners" thing.  Us "foreigners" are just as entitled as Americans to post on here.

Coldplay are British.

(07-21-2025, 01:27 PM)Moon68 Wrote: Absolutely nothing about the kiss-cam couple has anything to do with politics, you injected it where it doesn't belong.

If you think you could make me "regret it" then bring it ****.

I think it could be on topic considering the response he was responding to. Corporate America is exactly why this story is a big deal. And politics fall right into that. Sorry if makes you uncomfortable.

(07-21-2025, 01:40 PM)RuchardHurt Wrote: I think it could be on topic considering the response he was responding to. Corporate America is exactly why this story is a big deal. And politics fall right into that. Sorry if makes you uncomfortable.

And you would be wrong no matter the mental gymnastics you undertook. Keep the politics where it belongs.

(07-21-2025, 01:40 PM)RuchardHurt Wrote: I think it could be on topic considering the response he was responding to. Corporate America is exactly why this story is a big deal. And politics fall right into that. Sorry if makes you uncomfortable.

That was my point really.  If marital infidelity is a big thing concerning trust in corporate America, how is it different when it comes to politicians?

Seems like hypocrisy and double standards, doesn't it?