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This author is, IMNSHO, the most fair and balanced "journalist" I have ever read. Period. I don't always agree with his musical assessments, but, when he does make political commentary his bias, if he has any, is not detectable.
This particular article takes a jab at the "cancel culture" the social media has inflicted on politics. To me, allowing "social media" (which is, by and large people you don't have a clue about) to strongly influence your politics, or life, is just stupid. But, it is where we are in today's pseudo intellectual environment.
A lot of his readers (commenters) are avowed liberals (whatever the fuck that means in today's don't/can't read more than a paragraph environment).
There is a comment section if you care to add two cents. All it requires is a screen name and email address.
‘The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down’ Needs No Redemption
The fear when efforts were undertaken to strike anything that in any way could be construed however indirectly as being sympathetic to the Confederacy out of the public record was the slippery slope presented that may ultimately result in important pieces of art being mischaracterized and ultimately cancelled under false pretenses. Well ladies and gentlemen, we have officially reached that point
This particular article takes a jab at the "cancel culture" the social media has inflicted on politics. To me, allowing "social media" (which is, by and large people you don't have a clue about) to strongly influence your politics, or life, is just stupid. But, it is where we are in today's pseudo intellectual environment.
A lot of his readers (commenters) are avowed liberals (whatever the fuck that means in today's don't/can't read more than a paragraph environment).
There is a comment section if you care to add two cents. All it requires is a screen name and email address.
‘The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down’ Needs No Redemption
The fear when efforts were undertaken to strike anything that in any way could be construed however indirectly as being sympathetic to the Confederacy out of the public record was the slippery slope presented that may ultimately result in important pieces of art being mischaracterized and ultimately cancelled under false pretenses. Well ladies and gentlemen, we have officially reached that point