I think they have mixed up the words "fighting" and "singing".
On myspace there are advertisements and profile for a concert to "fight for human rights" in Darfur.
I thought a concert was SINGING not FIGHTING. A concert is a publicity stunt where a bunch of bands(usually ones running out of money or PR) play music and hope leaders start to feel bad about what they've done, have a change of heart and decide to let their people live in peace and harmony.
Got news for ya, that never works.
"FIGHTING" for human rights is like participating in world war II where jews were massacred by Nazis. Fighting for human rights is catching a mad man in the middle east that practiced biological weapons on his own people.
Woodstock and "Rock for Darfur" = SINGING, dancing, smoking ___, and f_____.
World War I, II, Iraq, ect... = FIGHTING dictators that kill their own people(or people next door) because of religion, culture, just feel like it and/or not practicing basic human rights.
2007-11-07
08:38:25
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