>Will it all go to damnation? Well... I seem to rember a certain musical >style (or at least currents within it) found a fertile breeding ground in >the grim mood of the 80ies when Reagonomics and the virtual bankrupcy of the >US due to the fight against the 'evil empire' (Does this sound familiar?) >was weighing down big time on 'little folks'. Maybe these new 'dark' times >people will find their escape in the music or use it as a vehicle to voice >their oppinion/protest. In believe in these times some of the messages UR >launched in the early/mid nineties really prevail, they even got stronger: >"Do not allow yourself to be programmed"!
Well, that's all nice but how does that affect Roe vs Wade? How does that affect the legal rights of non-citizens in the US? How does that affect if they really do intend to re-instate the draft? Music isn't going to save the American people from damnation... tune into http://www.kfai.org/ they're running Democracy Now and talking about how the viloence is going to step up quite a bit in Iraq because Bush doesn't need to worry about approval ratings anymore I'd hate to be there now and I feel for the soldiers and Iraqis almost equally MEK
