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Monday, January 2, 2023

Music Isn't Medical Advice!

Spotify censors music that criticizes lockdowns and forced vaccinations

Entertainment industry products have warning labels. They are not literally reality. They are often not literal or factual in any sense. They are not medical advice. They are often an outlet for frustrations that otherwise could very well manifest in reality. Individuals, not big tech or government are the arbiters of truth. This is not a perfect system. Freedom has its dangers, But authoritarian control has more.  

"Supreme Court decisions over the years have affirmed that the First Amendment covers artistic expression, as exemplified in motion pictures, plays, and movies. Most challenges to music and accompanying lyrics have focused on claims that the lyrics are obscene, that they incite violence, or that they are harmful to minors." https://www.mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/1132/music-censorship

"The First Amendment does not entrust that power to the government's benevolence. Instead, our reliance must be on the substantial safeguards of free and open discussion in a democratic society. Effectively, the Supreme Court unanimously reaffirmed that there is no 'hate speech' exception to the First Amendment." Wikipedia

This Is the Number of Innocent People Murdered by Governments. Are You Anti-State Yet?
https://reason.com/2014/05/15/be-antigovernment-and-proud/
"Let's start with a number: 262 million. That's the number of unarmed people the late Prof. R. J. Rummel estimated governments murdered in mass killings he termed "democide" during the 20th century. "This democide murdered 6 times more people than died in combat in all the foreign and internal wars of the century," he wrote.  Unsurprisingly, the bloodiest body count was run up by totalitarian regimes, though authoritarians were busy stacking up the corpses, too, if in smaller piles. Democracies were also responsible for unjustifiable deaths, especially in subduing resistance in their colonial possessions..."

People calling for the NAZI like banning of Kanye's music (they burned books) based on his statements in the real world are ignorant or insane. 

BTW, nobody ran the cherry picked possible headline: "I love Jewish people" from his Alex Jones interview, but they could have. Never take a media or individual's spin on a long form interview, speech, etc., as the objective truth.



The rap industry has said way more and way worse things about women and white people than anything Kanye said about Jewish people. Ban it all? Why the selective (manipulated?) outrage? The following two links explore these points further...

REACTION TO N.O.R.E REMOVING KANYE INTERVIEW & JOYNER LUCAS REMOVING YE NOT CRAZY VIDEO & SONG
https://blackconservativenews.blogspot.com/2023/01/reaction-to-nore-removing-kanye.html

Exposing Racist Black Panther Movie Makers & Controllers of Hollywood/Music Industry

First they came for Alex Jones...

“As the poem goes, you know, first they came for Alex Jones. That does not end well,” Cruz said, referencing the famous Martin NiemΓΆller poem about German cowardice in the face of ascendant Nazism. Source

Alex Jones in the News Again for Sandy Hook Lawsuits - What Exactly Did He Say FOR REAL NO SPIN and Why is Free Speech Never Brought Up? - Jones Has Been Targeted for What He Gets Right Not Something He May Have Got Wrong


Acting like a NAZI to shut down a purported black NAZI might offer a clue as to why the past is so bloody. Becoming the thing you hate, while trying to stop the thing you hate, should create some empathy inside you for those who made those mistakes in the first place. 



Freedom of Speech Song by Ice-T Lyrics below...

Listen to the song here and learn about the 9/11 truther who made the beat.
http://911debunkers.blogspot.com/2011/05/pat-curley-bans-free-speech.html

A-yo Ice, man. I'm working on this term paper for college.What's the First Amendment?Freedom of Speech, that's some motherfuckin' bullshitYou say the wrong thing, they'll lock your ass up quickThe FCC says "Profanity - No Airplay"?They can suck my dick while I take a shit all dayThink I give a fuck about some silly bitch named Gore?Yo PMRC, here we go, rawYo Tip, what's the matter? You ain't gettin' no dick?You're bitchin' about rock'n'roll, that's censorship, dumb bitchThe Constitution says we all got a right to speakSay what we want Tip, your argument is weakCensor records, TV, school books tooAnd who decides what's right to hear? You?Hey PMRC, you stupid fuckin' assholesThe sticker on the record is what makes 'em sell goldCan't you see, you alcoholic idiotsThe more you try to suppress us, the larger we get[You have the right to remain silentFuck that right! I want the right to talkI want the right to speak, I want the right to walkWhere I wanna, yell and I'm gonnaTell and rebel every time I'm on aMicrophone on the stage cold illin'The knowledge I drop will be heard by millionsWe ain't the problems, we ain't the villainsIt's the suckers deprivin' the truth from our childrenYou can't hide the fact, JackThere's violence in the streets every day, any fool can recognise thatBut you try to lie and lieAnd say America's some motherfuckin' apple pieYo, you gotta be high to belIeve thatYou're gonna change the world by a sticker on a record sleeveCos once you take away my right to speakEverybody in the world's up shit creekLet me tell you about down southWhere a motherfucker might as well not even have a mouthColumbus, Georgia, said they'd lock me upIf I got on the stage in my show and said "Fuck"So I thought for a minute and said "No,I wasn't even gonna do a damned show"Cos for me to change my words from my rhymesIs never gonna happen cos there's no sell outs on mineBut I vowed to get those motherfuckers one dayThey even arrested Bobby Brown and Cool JYo, they got their's comin', cos I'm mad and I'm gunnin'Homeboys, and there's no runnin'I'm gonna tell you how I feel about youNo bull, no lies, no slack, just straight factColumbus, Georgia, you can suck my dickYou ain't nothin' but a piece of fuckin' shit on the damned mapFreedom of Speech, let 'em take it from meNext they'll take it from you, then what you gonna do?Let 'em censor books, let 'em censor artPMRC, this is where the witch hunt startsYou'll censor what we see, we read, we hear, we learnThe books will burnYou better think it outWe should be able to say anything, our lungs were meant to shoutSay what we feel, yell out what's realEven though it may not bring mass appealYour opinion is yours, my opinion is mineIf you don't like what I'm sayin'? FineBut don't close it, always keep an open mindA man who fails to listen is blindWe only got one right left in the world todayLet me have it or throw The Constitution awayWhat they're trying to do with radio, with this, uh, McCarron-WalterAct and a lot of other ways, is start by saying that they'reProtecting the public from wicked rock bands, or girlie magazines, orWhatever. But, if you follow the chain of dominoes that falls down,What they're really trying to do is shut off our access to informationItself.If they can't do it by law they know there's other ways to do it.