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LWolf

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3. Ohio is a song

Reply to laserhaas (Original post)

Sun Aug 2, 2015, 01:53 PM

Aug 2015

that speaks to the year 2015 as well as Kent State; it's any intersection between law enforcement and a black American, and many intersections between law enforcement and other Americans, as well.

I'd love to see some modern music taking it on and firing the nation across the board.

Is this happening and I'm missing it, or?

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Myopic Whamzees: Where's Bob Dylan When We Need Him? [View all] laserhaas Aug 2015 OP

Here's the real Bob Dylan cpwm17 Aug 2015 #1

Yeah.... and I'm a Mitt Romney campaign manager laserhaas Aug 2015 #4

That's a whole bunch of language considering Dylan's sole idiotic quote about Kahane is from 1971 Bluenorthwest Aug 2015 #5

Dylan, like myself, is a guy who hates oppression, even if it comes from "our" side. laserhaas Aug 2015 #8

The Dylan of the 1960's was important. BillZBubb Aug 2015 #2

Why!... because we (you and me) are not passionate enough (or commercial enough in the passions) laserhaas Aug 2015 #6

Ohio is a song LWolf Aug 2015 #3

Feelin the Bern.... is being a revolutionary. laserhaas Aug 2015 #7