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Strange/unexpected Moz references?
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<blockquote data-quote="Anony" data-source="post: 1987318032"><p>The Smiths were all about compassion, empathy, broadmindedness, tolerance, sensitivity and intelligence.</p><p>(Modern day) Morrissey is all about the promotion of bigoted right-wing politics, borderline racism, unbelievable dishonesty (Der Spiegel), and near-constant twattishness.</p><p>It's not hard to see how one could absolutely love (and relate to) the former but hate/completely distance oneself from the latter.</p><p></p><p>The only caveat needed in these discussions is the use of the phrase 'modern day' Morrissey when talking of his ghastly persona. </p><p>His aesthetic in the 1980s absolutely defined The Smiths. You can't have hated the way he used to be, and claim to love The Smiths.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anony, post: 1987318032"] The Smiths were all about compassion, empathy, broadmindedness, tolerance, sensitivity and intelligence. (Modern day) Morrissey is all about the promotion of bigoted right-wing politics, borderline racism, unbelievable dishonesty (Der Spiegel), and near-constant twattishness. It's not hard to see how one could absolutely love (and relate to) the former but hate/completely distance oneself from the latter. The only caveat needed in these discussions is the use of the phrase 'modern day' Morrissey when talking of his ghastly persona. His aesthetic in the 1980s absolutely defined The Smiths. You can't have hated the way he used to be, and claim to love The Smiths. [/QUOTE]
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