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Rolling Stone rolls itself into a shredder explaining why Jason Aldean's song is 'veiled threat'; UPDATED

Sarah D.

It seems that Jason Aldean's song "Don't Try That in a Small Town" has touched some nerves on the Left. 

The song, which discourages violence (hence the "don't try that" part of the title), has been examined by the former rock & roll and counterculture magazine that is now mostly a tool for carrying the water of government officials and assorted agenda-driven leftists. 

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Here's the tweeted take on Aldean's song, featuring an interview with a "scholar of racial violence" and the story is behind a paywall:

They invoked January 6th -- what a shocker!

Here's a shorter version of that spin:

Of course, Rolling Stone's aversion to any actual threats of violence or positive portrayal of it has its limits. Has Rolling Stone ever met Rolling Stone?

Heck, they had a cover that made one of the Tsarnaev brothers look like he could be the singer in a popular band.

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"How giving warnings to would-be violent people is a veiled threat of violence" is the most Rolling Stone thing ever.

Yes, trust Rolling Stone's "journalism" at your own peril. 

UPDATE: 

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UH OH! Republicans are pouncing again:

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