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€uromeinke, FEJ. and Ghoulish Delight RULE!!! NA abides. |
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I was only commenting on Blueerica's comments regarding how objectionable lyrics can be anywhere in music.
I happen to agree with Alex's assessment of the song. I think, as a general rule, racism is sought out and found in places it doesn't exist. |
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I have no idea whether or not Toby Keith is a racist. I do know that it is undeniable that racism played a major role in those glory days of lynching that Keith's song reflects positively upon. And as a white southerner, he most likely knows the history associated with that practice. To not only condone it, but long for its return, is troublesome at best.
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No. Not even the people who sang it.
How about the lyrics to "Greased Lightening"? Dem's some nasty lyrics.
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