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I guess I'm missing the point, pro violins are worth upwards of $20,000. It's sad all those people died, but if you were on that train and they lost your 20-40 thousand dollar instrument wouldn't you do something about it?
Their instrument to a musician is far more important then worrying about being "sensitive" about getting it back. There is nothing Liberal or Conservative about her needing to have her violin back in her hands.
Yes, it is her livelihood and they can get the violin without disturbing the people who are injured and they ain't gonna disturb the dead.
She tweeted about her lost violin within minutes after the train derailed. She couldn't have known that people had died. All she knew was that Amtrak wouldn't return her violin, and as far as I know still has not. Professional violinists spend years to find their instrument,
While I apologize for having posted a video of a different Jennifer Kim, in no wise do I regret it. The Jennifer Kim in post #1 is an artist, and I cannot in honesty regret having disseminated such beautiful artistry.
Well, any thread where I can induce two liberals to play their ever-favorite card of 'call them racists' is a thread success as far as I am concerned
BTW, note that I never mentioned the race of any of the violinists in any of my posts. Only liberals see everything through a racial prism.
You didn't mention any race, but you did post the wrong Asian girl and tried to pawn it off as being the one you were talking about as if one wouldn't be able to tell the difference. So when do you plan on apologizing for your blatant error or are you gonna continue to pretend like you didn't make a mistake?
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You're right this is the Jennifer Kim from Minnesota, playing w/ grace and precision. Jennifer Kim from DC sill deserves credit for opening our eyes to the world of Jennifer Kims, the way I see it.
So, in the "world of Jennifer Kims" you opened your eyes and saw reason to make yet another baseless attack on the left, eh?
You didn't mention any race, but you did post the wrong Asian girl and tried to pawn it off as being the one you were talking about as if one wouldn't be able to tell the difference. So when do you plan on apologizing for your blatant error or are you gonna continue to pretend like you didn't make a mistake?
Why apologize for an honest mistake? Get off your high horse.
Why apologize for an honest mistake? Get off your high horse.
Because you acted like this was the fault if liberals, let me know when you are done with your baseless attacks and false use of a video about the wrong person.
You didn't mention any race, but you did post the wrong Asian girl and tried to pawn it off as being the one you were talking about as if one wouldn't be able to tell the difference. So when do you plan on apologizing for your blatant error or are you gonna continue to pretend like you didn't make a mistake?
They have the same name. Really. Who knew that there was more than one professional violinist in America named Jennifer Kim?
You didn't mention any race, but you did post the wrong Asian girl and tried to pawn it off as being the one you were talking about as if one wouldn't be able to tell the difference. So when do you plan on apologizing for your blatant error or are you gonna continue to pretend like you didn't make a mistake?
Try reading post #53......
Think we should keep all posters in mind who refuse to see a mistake.
Just make sure you don't make one!
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