R.I.P. Ace "Spaceman" Freeley (And Thanks)

 

Right down to the wholesome message, buried within the grotesque, I will always remember KISS as top-notch entertainment for teenage boys.

 

Celebrity Skin

Lance Bass Hopes Fans Will ‘Find Some Forgiveness’ for Justin Timberlake

Is Flavor Flav Being Controlled By 2 Random Women?

Ace Frehley: My Album Makes Paul Stanley 'Look Like an Imbecile'

 

A Picture's Worth A Thousand Words (I've Got A Few)

My dreams are better than MLK's

My pal, Azeem, got photobombed by Mookie

Keep telling me what a great place America is:

I'm into Sci-Fi and fantasy, too

Not true, but *so close* everyone believed it

Fuck The Police

You Heard Me

We learn to hate (and are being taught well)

The only thing greater than yourself

A short history of white America

White's excitement over the iPhone 6 is off-the-chain

This is the only way white guys admit slavery's baked in the cake

White children are prepared for life as executives over blacks

Blacks are prepared for lives as criminals, prisoners, or statistics

The man criticized for failing to do what whites didn't want anyway

(as expected)

One's named "United" and the other "States" 

but they rarely work together

"Leave us alone!" has never been a black statement whites thought they had to respect

KISS is not led by a white man - HA! (Neither was Thin Lizzy - HA!)

The American "experiment" was actually an evil quack's sick homeopathic concoction

Gene Simmons Blames Whites For Destroying Music

He's got a pretty dark mind, too

Since I'm currently working on an album, I know what the KISS bassist is describing, but he went further into TMR territory than I'd expected he would:

"The problem is that nobody will pay you for the 10,000 hours you put in to create what you created. I can only imagine the frustration of all that work, and having no one value it enough to pay you for it. 

It's very sad for new bands. My heart goes out to them. They just don't have a chance. 

My perspective is decidedly different than perhaps the perspective of somebody who was born here. If you're a native-born American, my contention is that you take a lot of things for granted. All the freedoms and opportunities you have here are expected, and you feel entitled. I think this has taken over the American psyche,...My sense is that file-sharing started in predominantly white, middle- and upper-middle-class young people who were native-born, who felt they were entitled to have something for free, because that's what they were used to."

Which is another example of American slavery's cultural legacy - of destruction (including of the self) seemingly for white's self-interest:

It's still rolling along - and over each-and-every thing it touches,....

Wow - Two History-Making Events In Two Years!

From The Right Scoop:

Gene Simmons is honest enough to admit that part of the reason he voted for Obama was that it was ‘historic’, that he wanted to show the world that our ugly past of slavery and racism is, well, in the past and that we’ve got no problems electing a black man to run the greatest country in the world. And I think if others were honest, they would admit the same.

However, he has since come to his senses and now admits that he regrets it, which I respect,...

Ditto for TMR. Unfortunately, we think it's important to add that, since Americans took this historic leap, it's become obvious their point was lost not only on the world (a point TMR warned you about) but (another point TMR warned you about) on many blacks as well - including Resident Obama and the Worst Lady.

So (though our political position seemed paradoxical, and even racially-counterproductive, during the last election) we hope, next time, anyone who honestly considers themselves an American - someone truly free and independent minded - will try to "do the right thing" by exposing what's in their head, instead of their heart. Never forget, just like amongst every racial group:

Some of these stupid bastards are still determined to cut that particular organ out.

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