Saturday, February 20, 2010
Rage Against The Masses
Over the Christmas holiday period, my piece on Rage Against The Machine Vs X Factor generated a lot of email blather. It can be read here Many felt that including such totems of relative naffness, such as Eddie & The Hotrods and Ian Dury, somewhat deflated the central argument. Whichever way you want to look at it, such inclusions are only highlighting how excrable Killing In The Name really is?
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I enjoy your sharp-pointed commentary. I surfed over here from Gertrude on blogspot. I too notice that the people I know who consider themselves oh-so-enlightened are saying prosperity is bad. I've just begun to see how some people don't reason based on reality.
Thanks Lisa. The anti-materialism, anti-prosperity drivel is the wrong-headed 'radical' motif of our age. Glad you are on board!
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