I’ve never seen this song on here so I uploaded it. You Can find it on the 1966, “Phil Ochs In Concert” record.

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      5 months ago

      Everywhere is a place to share what we want, unless it goes against rules or group think, in some communities…

      You are free to share ‘bias’ songs as well, no need to censor ourselves just to appease people that do not like to see political songs…

      Again, feel free to share your own songs (with bias or no bias, regardless of political leanings), no one is stopping you or trying to, at least I am not.

      I hope this helps explain my thinking on the matter!

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          5 months ago

          Oh, yes, I do not see the world as you do…

          I see it as, everything of importance has politics engraved in them, even music.

          Random: it reminded me of a band that some may have grown up with, one of them being Rage Against the Machine, it went viral when some people found out it was a political band.

          Thanks for sharing your views, even if I do not agree, always great to talk with people that do not think or agree with my way of the world!

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              5 months ago

              Yes, and some of my posts in music will reflect those views.

              Music we like, we share, I do not tailor my views for others and you will continue to see that in the interwebs.

              People that do not share our views or enjoy the same stuff as we do will get shared.

              Feel free to continue to share your views in my communities as well, it helps us question our own bias and way of set ways of thinking!