RJ_Sizzle on 10 July 2017
| Aeolus451 said: On other side of that coin, they can mislead people with their ideas because they're backed up by influence/popularity and not by their soundness of their opinions/arguements. If they present an informative opinion on something, by all means have at it but if it's half-baked hyperbole, they should just keep their mouth shut. If they say something dumb or not well thought-out, they're taking a chance, it could ruin their career by drastically altering their fans' perception of them. |
Yet Trump became president. If he can say what he wants, then everyone else should be able to say what they want.
