Inspiring one person can make a world of difference - Tiannamen square. But how could you (or the collective we rather) allow people to listen music they like. Artists could tour and still be against the govt maybe even dontate profits to the people able to make a difference in the host nation. I truly believe music can elicit change so if discussion can be had here it would be good.
But yeah BNP on Question Time on a TV near you. I hope they show themselves to be the bafoons they are but no doubt will still get some sympathy/publicity. Ravinder. 2009/9/9 Martin Dust <mar...@dustscience.com>: > > On 9 Sep 2009, at 10:05, Odeluga, Ken wrote: > >> Most here agree with your point of view Martin. >> >> The differences are all in the way we choose to handle it, that's all. > > I know that one person saying NO may not make a difference but I still > believe in "people" power, I really do. > > >> You've got some admirable stuff going on with respect to trying to make a >> difference to the lives of a few people there. >> That's probably the most that we as individuals could hope to achieve: the >> fact that you're achieving that is the most important point in my book. > > I think you have to try, give people a chance and do what we can. > > >> Disclaimer to the Off Topic Po lease: >> This has been off topic I know - but we're discussing this because it's a >> part of the discussion about artistic freedom and how political regimes can >> have an impact on that. > > Yes, thanks list but I feel techno and music has to get more political right > now, for UK listers the BNP are now in Europe and sitting on top of 2.4m > worth of funding - What happened? > > > m > > >
