Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 11:32 am
Maybe you should start making some sense.Paulie wrote: Ooh, there's a lefty in the house. Maybe we should all grow our own food and sing songs about making the world a better place?
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Maybe you should start making some sense.Paulie wrote: Ooh, there's a lefty in the house. Maybe we should all grow our own food and sing songs about making the world a better place?
Paulie wrote:Ooh, there's a lefty in the house. Maybe we should all grow our own food and sing songs about making the world a better place?NINE wrote:lolPaulie wrote:
It's hilarious that the most divisive, destructive influence in society today is in such complete denial, at least at foot soldier / grunt level.
not clear on the direct links between dubstep and international finance capital, but we'll all take your word for it.
I've been pretty consistent in this thread, I think you'll find. My basic point is that journalism and the media's contribution to society and everything within it is a negative one. It's not that hard to understand is it?UFO over easy wrote:Maybe you should start making some sense.Paulie wrote: Ooh, there's a lefty in the house. Maybe we should all grow our own food and sing songs about making the world a better place?
Ah, so you are generalising. How much deep analysis of "the media" have you done in order to to be able to make statements like "It's all the same really"?Paulie wrote:No i was talking about the media in general. It's all the same really.Batfink wrote:Paulie wrote:It's hilarious that the most divisive, destructive influence in society today is in such complete denial, at least at foot soldier / grunt level.![]()
jeez man. i think you're confusing the issue a bit. Are we talking about dubstep critics or are we getting in to the thorny territory of political bias in news journalism?
I think tarring all journalists with a shitty brush for the misdemeanours of a select few is short sighted at best.
Consistently moronic.Paulie wrote: I've been pretty consistent in this thread
for fuck sakeJoseph-J wrote:What we're confusing are people who are good for the scene and people are aren't.
We shouldn't dismiss Martin as a journalist just because people like Vice Magazine have an objectionable, patronising, semi-rascist slant on dubstep and grime.
They're the people that should be targeted, cause they see the scene as a joke, a novelty.
Care to expand on that, Confucius?UFO over easy wrote:Consistently moronic.Paulie wrote: I've been pretty consistent in this thread
Nah. I don't like backing up my arguments eitherPaulie wrote:
Care to expand on that, Confucius?
BOOM CHILEJoseph-J wrote:Didn't edit nuffink mate, and yeah I did say something negative about Vice and positive about Martin Clark, so I'm not sure what your issue is.
its quite simple really. You entertain us. Like a court-jester would've done to his King. Only jokin steve...but international finance capital...that sounds serious.NINE wrote:lolPaulie wrote:
It's hilarious that the most divisive, destructive influence in society today is in such complete denial, at least at foot soldier / grunt level.
not clear on the direct links between dubstep and international finance capital, but we'll all take your word for it.
Yeah, can we just have a list of big tunes and release dates, please? There isn't nearly enough of that on here.tronman wrote:take this to dissenssus please
zap pow wrote:Yeah, can we just have a list of big tunes and release dates, please? There isn't nearly enough of that on here.tronman wrote:take this to dissenssus please