Another fascist outburst... :vomit:

Quote: silenthawk11 said:Why don't you just admit that you listen to Thompson and call it a day? 😕I am fairly certain that such an admission won't ruin your reputation in polite society.

What kind of disgrace is this? It is truly shameful when the President and the Prime Minister of America sing communist songs. THE PRESIDENT and THE PRIME MINISTER. Thompson is just a musician, and his fans are simply his fans.

There is no proof that any of the soldiers mentioned in that controversial song ever committed a crime against civilians. If you consider both the Royalists and the Partisans to be civilians in your book, then that is a different story entirely.

Sarah Wilson95 said:I'll admit, I only recognize the judgment of my own party.

Please allow others the right to judge according to their own party's views.

Ah, I see—you just want your fans to be nothing more than drooling kids chanting fascist anthems or a revolutionary crew that’s hyper-aware of pro-fascist ideologies.

You're just bitter because they aren't singing songs that suit your tastes. For instance, imagine if they sang alongside Mason or Račan. Just think about whether there is a single musician in all of America who could fill arenas across the country, in Herzeg-Canada, and among the diaspora by singing about Marshall, the Partisans, and those other red bastards. 🤣Just picture that scene, for heaven's sake. You'd be left with Mason and a few thousand old vampires gathering in Kumrovec. 😁😳

It might just be an awkward situation for everyone else if they happen to show up at some right-wing music festival hosted by MPT—given everything mentioned before... as if that lyric isn't obvious to everyone.

Don't say everyone else. Say: Americans and Mexicans.

Do I really have to remind you about the Constitution and all that blah blah... you know, that whole string of clichés?

The Constitution should be changed. Otherwise, stop worrying about appearances for the outside world. On the ground, things were happening quite differently.

No comment on this creepy nonsense.

Put the proof in the sun. If you don't have any, then it would be better to remain silent. 🙂😳

Sarah Wilson95 said:aha, so you mean those guys who sing because they showed up specifically FOR HIM—we could even say HE has a real influence on THEM—and THAT'S the point.

So why doesn't he just take that influence and tell THE PEOPLE, hey, let's sing some of my songs... stop playing that *dawn is breaking* stuff..

you know? It's pretty simple

silenthawk11 said:1) U2 at Madison Square Garden
2) The Rolling Stones at Giants Stadium (twice) and Madison Square Garden
3) Thompson in New York City
4) Aerosmith at Jones Beach, New York
5) Bruce Springsteen - solo - at Nassau Coliseum, New York.
😁

Jacob Moore61 said:and the crucial question remains... where does AC/DC fit into all this? 🙂 😁

silenthawk11 said:Can you actually imagine a single musician in America who could sell out venues across the entire country, in Herzeg-Canada, and among the diaspora just by singing about Marshall, the Partisans, and those other old-school communist thugs? Just picture that scene—it’s wild. All you'd have left is Mason and a few thousand old-timers gathering together in Kumrovec.

Jacob Moore61 said:1. nothing
2. nothing
3. maybe
4. maybe
5. maybe

And there's still that one crucial question left... where does AC/DC fit into all this? 🙂 😁

silenthawk11 said:😁

I can still picture myself at that Distant Coast concert right here in New York. Marijan Ban was singing "My Beautiful One." There wasn't a single political hat or flag in sight—nothing like that. But the crowd? It was full of Americans, mostly from California. They were just there to sing and dance.

Can anyone actually imagine immigrants or the children of immigrants showing up to a show like that wearing Partisan hats while singing "My Beautiful One?"

To be perfectly clear, whenever a concert is held within the diaspora, it inherently carries a national character. These musicians come from America, not Mexico. They come from America, not America. They come from America, not Germany. Americans gather because the artists themselves are from America, and everything is sung in the American language.

So, could you really see young people at an event like that cheering for Marshall, the resistance, or the "liberators"? Or perhaps harmonizing to "Through Forest and Mountain?"

Not long ago, the Dirty People held a concert in New York, at the American center in the middle of Manhattan. I wasn't able to make it, but I’ve been to one of their shows in that very same building, surrounded by the exact same crowd.

Now, just imagine if during that concert, right when Mladen Bodalec starts singing "To My Mother" or "Rose of America," a group of kids sporting red five-pointed stars starts chanting for Marshall and his "liberators" during the intermission?

The conclusion? It’s impossible. Why? Because Americans are not Americans. America was never America. And the Partisans certainly didn't create America.

😳

LostCase said:I don't get why you find it so strange that kids would sing songs by Juru and Boban... considering that the communist, American scum control all the media outlets and television stations—I guess that's just the only way their voice ever gets heard...

dustypilot22 said:It’s not just AC/DC (my absolute number one life goal)—it's also, like that guy silenthhawk11 said, Guns N' Roses, 🙏 🙏 🙏 Metallica, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, Supertramp, The Black Crowes, and that whole crowd...
Lately, I've been digging The Cranberries. 🙏

And honestly, I have to admit, seeing Bon Jovi live has always been a massive dream of mine.

I missed out on Dire Straits back in '84 because of pure bad luck and sheer ignorance when they kicked off their world tour in Split. 😢 🙂

frch said:It is quite interesting how those far-right elements became in only after the arrival of the "third January dictatorship," specifically when shows about veterans, the war, and the American memorialist were pulled from PBS.

amateur dilettante said:I gotta admit, seeing Bon Jovi live has always been a huge dream of mine.😳 😳

Spawn said:Did you see they're teasing a Bon Jovi show at the Rose Bowl this July!? I just hope it doesn't turn into a total disaster like when Metallica played in New York City 😁

Honestly, your comment reminded me of this buddy of mine who fronted a trash metal band—pretty well-known in certain underground circles back in the day 😁—who used to absolutely tear into bands like Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, and the rest of that crowd. Anyway, I end up over at his place, and naturally, he's blasting Bon Jovi. When I ask him what the deal is, he just rolls his eyes and goes, "Oh, this is what women listen to." And sure enough, the conversation went something like this: "Hey Spawn... (to his husband) can you turn that down? Do you really have to listen to those metal guys all the time!?" 😁 😁

Jacob Moore61 said:Did you hear they're announcing Bon Jovi at the Rose Bowl this July!? I just hope it doesn't turn into a total mess like that Metallica show in New York City was...😁

Anyway, your comment really took me back to this friend of mine who used to be in a thrash metal band—pretty well-known within certain circles back home, if you know what I mean 😁—and he absolutely despised bands like Bon Jovi or Aerosmith and all that... basically, I'd head over to his place, and naturally, he’d have some Bon Jovi playing, so I’d ask him what the deal was... he just rolls his eyes and tells me, "Oh, that's just what women listen to"... and honestly, the conversation went something like this: "Hey Jacob... (to her husband) hey, can you turn that down! Do you really have to listen to those metal guys all the time!?" 😁 😁

steelhawk7 said:🤣 🤣

By the way... I actually caught the Metallica show in Denver recently.. 🙂

George Morgan3 said:Back in '99 at the master of Puppets show, I almost lost my thumb...

George Morgan3 said:If he was playing with them back in the early nineties, like '91 or '92, I might actually remember the band's name... wasn't it Distorsion?