What song did you love until you found out what it was about?
What song did you love until you found out what it was about?
Or maybe you still love it, but now you have a different perspective.
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Richmen North of Richmond.
I love the sound, and at first it sounds like a pro worker union song (and it kinda is).
But there's way too much dog whistle.... An old soul in a new world.... Dude the south lost and slavery is bad. I'm sorry
And then he slips in some super disappointing language about fat people on welfare.
Dude the south lost and slavery is bad. I’m sorry
WTF? Don't be sorry about that!
I know it's just sort of a reflexive idiomatic politeness, but still, it is really important to make it absolutely crystal clear how irredeemably contemptible the "lost cause" shit take is, at every opportunity. Never, ever be polite about it!
Thank you.
"The south lost and slavery is bad, kindly get fucked."
Sorry as a Canadian and a woman I just can't not be polite.....
Oh, no. We make an exception for Canadians. We know that if you stop being polite, Geneva is going to have to cut down a forest to write new regulations.
Sherman did nothing wrong.
Yes he did. Sherman stopped before he hung the traitorous leadership.