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Well Big Jim I guess that is the problem. I don't see any reason why these contestants should not have a chance at the brass ring. No more than any other mediocre diva or boy singer that has been thrust into stardom. Sure, there are countless other people out there that have a ton of talent that never get the chance. Does it make it wrong that these contestants get the chance. What you are saying is that because you might know someone who is talented and not getting a break, why should these people get a break. If you can't have it no one should have it. That's irrational. What I find hard to believe is that you believe life is fair. You believe these contestants can't sing, have no talent, and are mediocre. Well, quite frankly, I believe most of the bands or singers I hear on radio or whatever are pretty bad as well. They got a break and we get to hear them. There are countless other bands playing bars and county fairs that will never reach stardom. That does not mean that no one should.
Just sounds like so much sour grapes to me. Sorry you feel that way. Oh one more thing
Give someone who actually has talent the chance first?
Where are these people? why don't they try out?
Last edited by Bill Robinson; 05/08/08 12:01 PM.
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