If Dolly Parton can be canceled, we’re in serious trouble
If Dolly Parton can be canceled, we’re in serious trouble
Politically untouchable country legend Dolly Parton should not be subjected to a recent slew of unfounded right-wing vitriol, writes Allison Hope.
We are not in serious trouble. No one trying to "cancel" her was a fan of hers to begin with.
“unaligned with God’s vision for humanity”
Look, we've got ourselves a prophet!
"Do not spill blood upon hallowed ground" is about to be broken when Dollywood becomes the front line.
“unaligned with God’s vision for humanity”
look, we've got ourselves a prophet!
Right wing conservatives are trying to cancel Dolly over her LGBTQ+ support...
The way cons stopped drinking bud lite? Give me a break, they're not doing shit to dolly
My dad stopped drinking Bud Lite. "Will never touch it again."
Switched to Busch products...
perhaps they'll buy hundreds of thousands of her albums and shoot at them?
I worked at a sporting goods store that sold guns and athletic apparel during the Colin Kaepernick/Nike deal, and the amount of people coming in to BUY Nike clothing and some ammo to shoot it with....
I wonder if it ever clicked for any of them that they're still buying Nike and more importantly, they're giving free advertising every time they upload a video to facebook to show all their buddies how they owned the libs today.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
The country legend, also affectionately known as “The iron butterfly,” “The Smoky Mountain songbird” and “The backwoods Barbie,” among other priceless nicknames, has a blockbuster career that spans more than half a century and boasts more than 100 million records sold globally.
As the country has sharply split along primary red and blue lines with nearly every public figure choosing sides, Parton has long remained the last standing vibrant purple.
The California gays and the Alabama hillbillies alike planned getaways to Dollywood, Parton’s Pigeon Forge, Tennessee based theme park.
Which also made her the last standing whispers of a centrist, united America I long joked — and worried — that Parton was the canary in the coal mine and when they came for her, all hope was officially lost.
As long as Dolly Patron remained cheerful and unscathed, I surmised that America had a chance at overcoming its challenges and moving forward as a united nation.
But now, with the arrows aimed at Parton, all I feel is existential dread (and I also hear the lyrics to “Jolene” playing on a loop in my weary head — why is it so dang catchy?!
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