[ SECRET POST #6227 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6227 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think of it as a revenge fantasy song rather than her actually playing it out because otherwise, wow, that's a lot of property damage, she might get arrested.

I used to like Play On, but then I started really thinking about the lyrics and some are really not great advice. There's the sunk cost fallacy - there are absolutely things you should give up on if they are not working or going to cost a lot more effort/time/money for little return. Then there's this: 'It's always worth the sacrifice; Even when you think you're wrong', um, what? Maybe that's the point when you should reevaluate. Also, if there's a storm on the darkest night, literally or metaphorically, sometimes the best thing to do is shelter in place and wait for it to pass.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, yeah. No "might" about it if she carved her name into his leather seats - girl'd go down for criminal damage of property in a hot minute. And also Carrie Underwood's the WASPiest goody-two-shoes to ever roll out of Oklahoma. It's pure revenge fantasy, which is not exactly a new concept in country music. Hell, Loretta Lynn was sing-threatening to beat the shit out of any woman that came sniffing around her man back in the '60s.

[(Anonymous)]

It's absolutely a revenge fantasy song.

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[(Anonymous)]

Even as a revenge fantasy it still makes me angry. It puts some bad ideas out in a society that has shown it increasingly struggles with distinguishing fiction from reality.

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[(Anonymous)]

Oh great. The antis are breaching containment.

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[(Anonymous)]

I'm curious how this statement comes across as being from an anti.

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[(Anonymous)]

Mostly the part where you assume that normal people can’t tell the difference between a song about committing a crime and solid relationship advice, and have decided that’s a moral failing of the media instead of a logical failing in your brain.
You don’t need a righteous reason to hate a song, but the pearl-clutching, “think of the children” nonsense is anti 101.

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[(Anonymous)]

Pack it in ladies, no revenge fantasies for us as we're too stupid to understand what fiction is and thus can't get a little kick out of an angry song.

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[(Anonymous)]

Shit, I wish you’d said that before I poisoned those black-eyed peas.

[(Anonymous)]

I hate Lily Allen's Smile for the same reason. He's a dick and she should dump him but the video has her trashing all his possessions and she'd be in huge trouble for that.