I went to the U2 Concert last night and as most events of this magnitude, a certain rush of adrenaline runs through your vein like heroin shot through a needle. Unlike heroin, this is healthy heroin. The sort that gives you that push to realize things with your life that have been clouded by negativity or frustration and inspires you to achieve the "impossible".
So all in all, it was better than I expected, more than I could ask for and healthier than watching TV for a few hours before falling asleep.
On the other hand, I did wake up at 6:47am to rush and catch a bus at 7:15am. Eh... it was well worth it.
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The thing about U2 is that they have a very liberal agenda. Understandably, based on your personal beliefs, many don't agree. One thing, I believe, we should all agree on is their agenda at providing assistance to less fortunate, aiding the peaceful protestors of Burma and their affiliation with Amnesty International. Sadly not everyone agrees and that too, is understandable; to a certain degree.
This morning at work someone said, "I didn't go to the U2 Concert last night. I did like their music until I heard about their political agenda. So I don't like them anymore."
I'm sorry you self-righteous, pompous asshole. God forbid their political agenda not help you directly, but help the billions of people less fortunate than you. I'll make note of it when I speak with them next time that [name redacted] needs to have some input on where and how the help is distributed.
Ugh... I think they are better off not having you as a fan anyway.
everybody's a critic.
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