Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:...soldiers are losing their lives for us every day and I don't see flags at half mast. But sure, do it for the drug addict who died in a bath tub. I can't deny her talent - she was one of a kind - but lets be real here.
Sadly, if we lowered our flags for every soldier death, it would be in a perpetual state of half mast.
The NJ flag was lowered in June to honor musician Clarence Clemons, a member of Bruce Springsteen’s E Street band. And, as someone, mentioned it was done for Frank Sinatra.
Where you similarly outraged?
Was Frank Sinatra a drug addict?
Nah...just mob ties.
Anonymous wrote:Did they fly this way for Michael Jackson? Any states do this?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:...soldiers are losing their lives for us every day and I don't see flags at half mast. But sure, do it for the drug addict who died in a bath tub. I can't deny her talent - she was one of a kind - but lets be real here.
Sadly, if we lowered our flags for every soldier death, it would be in a perpetual state of half mast.
The NJ flag was lowered in June to honor musician Clarence Clemons, a member of Bruce Springsteen’s E Street band. And, as someone, mentioned it was done for Frank Sinatra.
Where you similarly outraged?
Was Frank Sinatra a drug addict?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:...soldiers are losing their lives for us every day and I don't see flags at half mast. But sure, do it for the drug addict who died in a bath tub. I can't deny her talent - she was one of a kind - but lets be real here.
Sadly, if we lowered our flags for every soldier death, it would be in a perpetual state of half mast.
The NJ flag was lowered in June to honor musician Clarence Clemons, a member of Bruce Springsteen’s E Street band. And, as someone, mentioned it was done for Frank Sinatra.
Where you similarly outraged?
Anonymous wrote:...soldiers are losing their lives for us every day and I don't see flags at half mast. But sure, do it for the drug addict who died in a bath tub. I can't deny her talent - she was one of a kind - but lets be real here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's ridiculous.
+1. Which states?
I know NJ is.
So, not a few, just one. And the one that she was born and raised in....![]()
Texas and a few more. . .
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's ridiculous.
+1. Which states?
I know NJ is.
So, not a few, just one. And the one that she was born and raised in....![]()
Anonymous wrote:I am spending the day half-stoned in her memory.