
Originally posted by cesar_garza01:[..]
Exactly. Really quick:
1. The fact that Bono is rich doesn't disqualify him to denounce Trump. On the contrary, some of the best attacks on Trump came from millionaires like Mark Cuban and Michael Bloomberg, pointing to the fact that Trump is a rich man that stifles his own employees, has no regard whatsoever to the people that serve him and his charity work is a joke, using the money to buy portraits of him or paying his lawsuits.
2. The US election concerns everyone and the band feels it's their moral obligation to speak their mind as this affects everyone. This is very different from Trump asking Russia to hack the US.
3. Having said that, I think the Bullet interchange could have been more effective. There are other Trump quotes way worse than bragging he's rich. U2 could have used Trump saying horrible things to women, mocking people with disabilities, veterans, etc.
Originally posted by blink:Bullet!![]()
But maybe the Trump rant went on a bit too long?
The You're fired!! and You wanna punch us?! thing was a bit too much (i.e. a bit cringy)
Originally posted by thefly108:Huh, Bono threw in a "the goal is soul" in Angel of Harlem
Originally posted by cesar_garza01:[..]
The show was a medley of all tours since Elevation.
Originally posted by thefly108:[..]
I wish I hadn't missed it...what I've watched so far is much better than the iHeart festival.
Originally posted by germcevoy:Bono (a rich man) taking the piss out of another rich man just doesn't hit home at all. I know his rant was a little more wide raging but he started with the money piece and that kinda killed it for me.