The lyric was just that, a verse, not actual sentiment - the fact remains, the Israelis do not want the Palestinians to live with’peace and dignity’
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Taifi gorm
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Exactly. Equating resisting oppression with the act of oppression. Attempting to police and limit the options for the oppressed with the tut, tut of privilege and the language of the oppression. Enlightened words to both nullify the deeds and neutralize the oppression.
Every option, they the Palestinians chose be it peaceful protest, violence, education especially education, has the same response. Bombings, death, years of torture and internment, cleansing. Yet they are the ones charged with finding a away forward.
"A freedom fighter learns the hard way that it is the oppressor who defines the nature of the struggle,and the oppressed is often left no recourse but to use methods that mirror those of the oppressor.At a point, one can only fight fire with fire". Nelson Mandela.
Taifi gorm
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"Those who burn bonfires also join forces..."To illustrate your valid point even further, check out the link below. The Police are now facilitating the hate crime of burning flags rather than enforce the law or indeed common sense. This would never be tolerated in any English city. It’s mad that potentially cutting the electricity supply to a hospital all while igniting a burning pyre close to an asbestos site is tolerated to protect a sectarian hate fest.
Asbestos fragments found in five places near south Belfast bonfire
The Northern Ireland Environment Agency says fragments of suspected asbestos were found at five locations on the site at Broadway Industrial Estate.www.bbc.co.uk
PSNI are entitled to their day marching and burning with their kin too.
Just don't be a Jewish granny protesting for peace. Armed police don't like that.
Agreed. If they actually had any talent I might be interested.
Are they (dare I say it) monetising the conflict to hide behind their lack of.
Wow. I am agreeing with you. I’ve also agreed with @davek (or maybe yesterday). What a time to be alive.
No they definitely aren’t. Ireland is very strong in its support of Palestine and they are genuine.
Fine but they are still very crap at the music stuff.
Not my cup of tea music wise but agree with their stance on Palestine and locally.
I think that we all agree on their stance. However they’re not, I hope, making money from their crap music. So how are they making money?
Same as any other musician- gigs and streams etc.
Slight problem here - they aren’t musicians. So my question remains, what are they making money from?
Feel free to give your own take on it, I have no idea where you are going with this.
They court controversy but can’t make decent music. If they’re making money then it isn’t from making music so draw your own conclusion.
OK mate.