What kind of songs do we play with 4th of July fireworks?

What kind of songs do we play with 4th of July fireworks? It’s a Grand Old Flag? Nope. The Star Spangled Banner? Nope. America the Beautiful? Nope. We were watching a recap of the fireworks displays around the county. We found it rather astounding that even on the 4th of July we get propaganda in the libtard bastions of New York City, Chicago and Washington, DC. They played Neil Diamonds “Coming to America” and the West Side Story song “America.” Seems mighty timely that the libtard cities play songs that conveniently tie in with the mass illegal exodus across our southern border. Links below so you can hear the BS. Remember: Everything free in America. (unless you work and pay taxes).

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  • Certainly this is on purpose. Everything these leftist elites arrange starts with the notion "how can we advance our power/control/agenda" .

  • LET'S just speak the truth about the liberal socialists... THEY ARE WHORES! They would do anything, tell any lie, spread any rumor to advance their power and doctrines of death.

    That's one (of many) things that they have in common with the Muslims. Both are cut from the same bolt of cloth! When the time comes, the liberals will just hand this country over to the Muslims and sharia law. Oh, and don't misunderstand me - I'm not talking about just the Dems. There are almost as many libs in the GOP as there are in the Democrat party.

    The socialist virus has infected all social strata and political paths of this once great nation. Twenty, maybe thirty, years and America will be under the thumb of a complete tyranny from attacks both within and without....and the passive response of once good men.

  • Can't stand Neil Diamond. Makes me want to puke when I hear his music. I will never forgive him for what he did to Jonathan Livingston Seagull, the only movie you will never see on TV or replayed in theatres because the author of the book sued Neil Diamond and the movie makers and forced them to remove it from public access for all time. I don't care if you don't agree with an author's viewpoint, but you don't need to accept money to represent it musically and twist it into the opposite. Bastard.

    • OK, I'm not familiar with that story. I read and loved JLS in school, but never saw the movie or heard about the lawsuit.