"I still think Macklemore is a piece of shit."
Seems fair, all I'm saying is the guy clearly isn't faking the activism stuff and Robert Kraft is a billionaire nazi piece of shit. We ain't really disagreeing yet.
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"I still think Macklemore is a piece of shit."
Seems fair, all I'm saying is the guy clearly isn't faking the activism stuff and Robert Kraft is a billionaire nazi piece of shit. We ain't really disagreeing yet.
"I don't think he's real."
I mean what do you mean by real? He's a real annoying white kid. But also, I don't think he's pretending to donate money or pretending to rap about the genocide in Palestine.
Just seems like we're not all talking about the same thing here.
At the end of the day, an artist got pulled from a tour by some combination of cowardice and billionaire genocide enjoyers because he said "Free Palestine" on stage.
You either in or you're out on that. I'm out man. That's some full Fourth Reich shit.
I ain't gotta like the kid who said the thing that is still not a threat and still not antisemitism as a person. (Kid being relative - if the first time I saw you on MTV you were 22, you're stuck with that shit till I die - sorry)
"You wouldn't say the same for US!"
I mean you're right - because eliminationism isn't politics or free speech, it IS a threat. So you are damn right. Who care?
Free Palestine isn't a threat, and it isn't antisemitic - and you can shuffle those three cards around the table all you like but it ain't gonna change what's what yo.
"The costume bothered me"
I mean sure, it bothers me too. I just don't think that really changes anything about the situation - it certainly doesn't make saying "free Palestine" an antisemitic attack or threat.