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I don't think 1 million is an inordinate amount to potentially come up with for someone who had a near 30 year entertainment and singing career, followed up with owning an amusement park and surrounding accomidation empire.

But honestly she's easier to argure this way, because her personality, really seems odd to me, nobody is that happy and turns out genuine to me.
Or Fake excited, or enthusiastic about things of little significance.

So it's nice, she did some charitable work. So did Lance Armstrong; but that was 12-20 years ago. Didn't Lance Armstrong support a charitable cause 12-20 years ago, something about a wristband? Oh The people we would need to celebrate, the list would be endless.

The point is, forced celebration of Perceived good deeds on a humanistic level is an ugly thing.
(Hey people in North Korea celebrate their great leader and are force to keep his picture on their wall.)

I don't particularly love Dolly Parton more than anyone else or as much as some others seem to.
I don't get her personality, as publicly presented.
I don't think 1 million is an inordinate amount to potentially come up with for someone who had a near 30 year entertainment and singing career, followed up with owning an amusement park and surrounding accomidation empire.

I think we could use more human beings who'd not let anyone else find out if they donated, it doesn't serve any purpose to make those public.

I don't think people should generally be celebrated, it leads to pride. If society went around celebrating everyone for things anyone could potentially do, and even what anyone can't, we'd be caught up in an endless cycle of celebrating innumerous individuals for ever arbitruary criteria.

Well you asked.

OF Course I'm going to say no. If you had said we should Hate Dolly, I would have sought to present reasons to like her.

But honestly she's easier to argure this way, because her personality, really seems odd to me, nobody is that happy and turns out genuine to me.
Or Fake excited, or enthusiastic about things of little significance.
So it's nice, she did some charitable work. So did Lance Armstrong; but that was 12-20 years ago. Didn't Lance Armstrong support a charitable cause 12-20 years ago, something about a wristband? Oh The people we would need to celebrate, the list would be endless.

( Except You THROW LONG! You would not be on it!) blah! whatever.
Remember that guy, in the movie "colors" with the wrinkles in his forehead, the older cop with the screen name Hodges, we could find a reason to celebrate HIM.
The list is Endless!
and Vanessa Hodginkins, some High school musical actress, would we celebrate when she does something? That's another name with Hodge in it, and don't forget Khaderal, I'm sure he' may be charitable at some point.

The point is, forced celebration of Perceived good deeds on a humanistic level is an ugly thing.
(Hey people in North Korea celebrate their great leader and are force to keep his picture on their wall.)

Now, that's a stretch, how do you get there^, well, it comes down to, who tells you what to celebrate, and why, and who decides what is worthy in society, and what is not. And if those deciders, (society), begins blatently presenting lies, and then demanding appreciation of those false realities,

well it begins with saying every time salute a decent cause, (because who wouldn't right, ) and then it progresses to saluting a Furhurer type, because
well you were gradually drawn down the line until it became unclear when it became wrong.

NO, I choose not to salute Dolly Parton today, (maybe tomorrow) and I'm glad she did her thing and the cause was helped so be it but,

Know that my not saluting her won't cause anyone else to get covid nor stop her donation contributing to the vccines development.

How can anybody not love Dolly. She is a little sweetheart.

I was down at Dollywood a couple of years ago. She was talking to a couple of guys when I walked by. I waved and she waved back. I'm pretty sure she wanted me.

I was down at Dollywood a couple of years ago. She was talking to a couple of guys when I walked by. I waved and she waved back. I'm pretty sure she wanted me.