Dronny wrote:trueblue64 wrote:twosips wrote:It shouldn't be said at all. Can't we just call them rags or sumat else?!
roblues wrote:twosips wrote:Right - your complete and utter evasion of the points I made show you up for exactly what you are. A spineless piece of shit.
The thread title is kind of missing the point and that's why a few of us are surprised that it is being highlighted. This is no worse than the Tevez munich song that has been sung for two years. If this is a debate about the use of the word munich in songs, it's slightly different, but let's not pretend that tonight was something out of the ordinary in terms of offense levels.
Sorry - but its the fact that you see it as normal that sums up how shit it is! It's no different, no, but it really got to me tonight. It seemed louder than ever before. Sung more proudly. It was embarrassing.
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I rest my case twosips fuck of over to Blue Moon.... Everyone is entitled to an opinion, there are worse songs sung every fucking weekend, week in week out grow up.
Your point is what exactly? [highlight]Hitler[/highlight] got more votes when he was elected....therefore he was a goodie???????
Gotta love mentioning Hitler in a topic like this. Anyway, Godwin's Law managed to sneak in page 2. That's quite quick.
Tokyo Blue wrote:Is it possible to go through life offending no-one? Even the Dalai Lama can't manage that.
I'd be very surprised if people who get upset about this don't make jokes about someone's death, suffering or dying at some point because that's what people do and people regularly find it funny. Black humour; it's there. You can't shut it up in a box.
The world in general is a little bit too sensitive, I think.
This, however, wasn't funny. I'm all for black comedy, but it has to be funny. This was simply just degrading for everybody present.
This is black comedy and it is funny. The song, however, is just an insult to our intelligence.
I do like the argument: "I don't know them, I wasn't there, fuck it!" Wahey, what a dumbass way to look at things. I don't live in Haiti, but that doesn't mean I'm making a mockery out of the situation. I'm not bothered about what happens there, as I do not live there, but I won't pubicly degrade myself by singing songs about it. It is not about sensitivity at all, even though I agree with you on your comment, it is just that it wasn't funny.