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07/03/24

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Originally posted by Sweetsound: ↑

The post was about music - and it's many uses from relaxation to aggression, for suppression of certain behaviours and to push an agenda.

Music can be used to promote good or otherwise with all manner of topics covering political or other agendas.

Post was not intended to promote or discount medical procedures but simply pointing out how one song has been used in a promotional way - thus since it is associated with music it is thus relevant to a music thread and has nothing to do with my stance on medical topics - in fact it shows the stance of how some have used music in ways originally unintended and thereby destroy original intent.

Still remember listening to D. Parton's original version of Jolene - until it was used to push point of view - hers was also just an opinion and only an opinion - as is yours.

The following song has political undertones - a great song:

There is always us and them - but as for equality??

BTW, I intended to keep the thread to violins - others decided to post other things. The above does not have violins but does have some great saxophone playing.

As for the following, it may be relevant to some in today's world:

Excerpt:

'We share the same biology
Regardless of ideology'

And yet here we are with wars raging - ideology ignoring shared biology. Expressing points of view via music.

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@Sweetsound - maybe try telling Putin and his orcs that!
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