In all seriousness, why was there no outrage over his politics at Glastonbury?
Opposite-Painting662 on
They did knight Jimmy Saville and it wasn’t withdrawn cos when you die so does the knighthood
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DowntownTension8423 on
I’m more offended by his singing than his politics
limaconnect77 on
‘We’re fed up with the Tories. We’ve got to give Farage a chance. He’s coming across well. What options have we got?’ he said.
Bold statement, certainly. Seems, though, sort of in-line with his personal viewpoint on British politics over the years – ‘In 1970, Stewart expressed support for the anti-immigration Conservative Party politician Enoch Powell, saying that the United Kingdom was „overcrowded“.’
visigone on
Shame. He was very supportive of Ukraine. Disappointing to hear he’s now promoting a Russian puppet.
djandyglos on
Half of the people commenting on here clearly didn’t read the ironic and sarcastic article it is referencing
RustyVilla on
Fuck me it’s no wonder the state of the country when literally every comment does not posses the media literacy to understand the article is a joke
ObjectiveMethod7761 on
A lot of people here not understanding the difference between calling for the murder of conscripts who might not necessarily want to be in the army and someone wanting Farage in number 10.
That Vylan thingy apparently referred to a list of Jews in the music industry on stage apparently.
I am not too sure what it has to do with the IDF or if we should be drafting lists of Jews, Muslims, gays, trans… It is actually the sort of things Reform would love to do.
I am old enough to remember when after Islamists atrocities in the UK, we were told that we should not expect or ask British Muslims to distance themselves from it, that it was islamophobic. Apparently this courtesy should not be extended to Jews who are apparently collectively responsible for the IDF and Israeli politics if they do not shout „destroy Israel with Jihad please, one side bombs or terrorist attack at a time.
In that respect , Glastonbury acts and crowds have very similar views to Reform…
PricePuzzleheaded846 on
I don’t get the talk about cutting away, it’s on a massive delay and they never show the full sets. Source: Been to quite a few and the set lengths and content vary significantly.
The BBC choose to show all of it. Similar to when Top Gear or other shows used to get into trouble, there’s a whole team editing it and it made the final cut but it’s always the talent’s fault.
Weird-Statistician on
This country is fucked… Not because of Nigel, or immigration or Bob whatsit. It’s fucked because people can’t recognise a satirical website and news article anymore.
AnOtherGuy1234567 on
I almost managed to climb over the fence at Glastonbury this year. But then security saw me, pulled me down and made me go back and finish watching Rods‘ set.
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In all seriousness, why was there no outrage over his politics at Glastonbury?
They did knight Jimmy Saville and it wasn’t withdrawn cos when you die so does the knighthood
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I’m more offended by his singing than his politics
‘We’re fed up with the Tories. We’ve got to give Farage a chance. He’s coming across well. What options have we got?’ he said.
Bold statement, certainly. Seems, though, sort of in-line with his personal viewpoint on British politics over the years – ‘In 1970, Stewart expressed support for the anti-immigration Conservative Party politician Enoch Powell, saying that the United Kingdom was „overcrowded“.’
Shame. He was very supportive of Ukraine. Disappointing to hear he’s now promoting a Russian puppet.
Half of the people commenting on here clearly didn’t read the ironic and sarcastic article it is referencing
Fuck me it’s no wonder the state of the country when literally every comment does not posses the media literacy to understand the article is a joke
A lot of people here not understanding the difference between calling for the murder of conscripts who might not necessarily want to be in the army and someone wanting Farage in number 10.
That Vylan thingy apparently referred to a list of Jews in the music industry on stage apparently.
I am not too sure what it has to do with the IDF or if we should be drafting lists of Jews, Muslims, gays, trans… It is actually the sort of things Reform would love to do.
I am old enough to remember when after Islamists atrocities in the UK, we were told that we should not expect or ask British Muslims to distance themselves from it, that it was islamophobic. Apparently this courtesy should not be extended to Jews who are apparently collectively responsible for the IDF and Israeli politics if they do not shout „destroy Israel with Jihad please, one side bombs or terrorist attack at a time.
In that respect , Glastonbury acts and crowds have very similar views to Reform…
I don’t get the talk about cutting away, it’s on a massive delay and they never show the full sets. Source: Been to quite a few and the set lengths and content vary significantly.
The BBC choose to show all of it. Similar to when Top Gear or other shows used to get into trouble, there’s a whole team editing it and it made the final cut but it’s always the talent’s fault.
This country is fucked… Not because of Nigel, or immigration or Bob whatsit. It’s fucked because people can’t recognise a satirical website and news article anymore.
I almost managed to climb over the fence at Glastonbury this year. But then security saw me, pulled me down and made me go back and finish watching Rods‘ set.