ITT: Based political albums.
ITT: Based political albums
Luke Lewis
Adrian Green
Lucas Robinson
>be OP
>think Meat is Murder is a political album because there's a picture of a soldier on it
Ian Morris
>Be this guy
>Don't realize that every The Smiths album is political to some extent
Andrew King
I'll have that conversation, I'm that guy. What's political about Meat is Murder? Tip: Vegetarianism vs Eating Meat is not "political."
Juan Cooper
>t.
Caleb Taylor
being vegetarian is so political man
Nolan Watson
If it was just about vegetarianism, that would discredit your argument alone.
It's also about abusive school teachers in England, he makes fun of the queen, he talks about inequality, feminism, ect.
If you were going to see any of their albums weren't political, this is the last one you'd want to pick.
Brayden Brown
You're talking about morality and social issues, not politics, friend. The Smiths were simply not that political.
Brayden Phillips
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Nope, they objectively were.
They were quite on the left.
You've lost, sorry.
Chase Cook
Leo Johnson
I'd like to hear you define "politics." Just for the lulz you understand.
Zachary Reyes
what the fuck would you called based about these cucks?
Connor Lee
your life is fucking miserable
Colton Young
Everything is political to some extent, especially based on the time and culture.
It's quite peachy actually.
Kayden Perez
Landon Sullivan
i like Fear of Music better, but Remain in Light is a little more profound and meaningful in the political department
Easton Perry
No dude, to ZOOMERS everything is political. In the real world, politics is about money, violence, and governing ideology.
Gabriel Adams
It's a lot more than that dumbfuck.
Your real position is just
>anything I like can't be political
Jordan Hill
Honourable mentions go to Reinventing Axl Rose and RTJ2
Luis Ward
>they
The only lyricist is Morrissey and he's not left-wing in the slightest.
Alexander Adams
No, dipshit, my position is that your special interests do not make you political. It's political if it's an overriding issue that affects all of society. Did you ever hear the Smiths harping on about gay marriage? Nope. THAT would be political. Were they anti-abortion, pro-abortion? That's a political issue. Were they pro-government handouts or against? Don't even know, do you. Because they're not a fucking political band, just a few blokes occasionally expressing their opinions about dietary issues.
Julian Miller
>It's political if it's an overriding issue that affects all of society
You just singlehandedly destroyed your entire fucking argument by saying this you absolute pea brain.
I don't even need to add anything to this.
Oliver Barnes
>Were they pro-government handouts or against?
This is one of the issues you actually could argue they mentioned, and on MIM, in fact. Morrissey lived in a council house and Nowhere Fast attacks the Queen for in his opinion looking down on the poor.
>just a few blokes occasionally expressing their opinions about dietary issues.
You mean Morrissey. No other members were vegetarian when the album was released.
Lucas Reyes
Angel Cruz
damn, only person on this board who’s heard brave faces everyone is a fucking moron
Ethan Sanchez
I accept your concession speech. How did the Smiths feel about the IRA? Where did they stand on the EU? What's their position on central banking? Were they communists? Were they fascists? Were they pro-war? Anti-war? You're not as think as you smart you are, asshole.