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Music Appreciation

appalachiablue

(42,892 posts) Sat Nov 16, 2024, 10:58 PM Saturday

Which Side Are You On - Pete Seeger

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Which Side Are You On - Pete Seeger (Original Post) appalachiablue Saturday OP

We really need more protest songs like that. Love that era, but updated music is needed. Silent Type Saturday #1

A classic, esp with Pete Seeger. New songs would be good too. Tx for posting. appalachiablue Sunday #2

It's a never ending battle..still fighting for a living wage. This last election says the fight is still on Deuxcents Sunday #3

Amen to that, I cant believe how much this country has regressed appalachiablue 14 hrs ago #4

Silent Type

(6,597 posts)

1. We really need more protest songs like that. Love that era, but updated music is needed.

Reply to appalachiablue (Original post)

Sat Nov 16, 2024, 11:07 PM

Saturday

appalachiablue

(42,892 posts)

2. A classic, esp with Pete Seeger. New songs would be good too. Tx for posting.

Reply to Silent Type (Reply #1)

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 10:57 AM

Sunday

Deuxcents

(19,665 posts)

3. It's a never ending battle..still fighting for a living wage. This last election says the fight is still on

Reply to appalachiablue (Original post)

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 05:30 PM

Sunday

appalachiablue

(42,892 posts)

4. Amen to that, I cant believe how much this country has regressed

Reply to Deuxcents (Reply #3)

Mon Nov 18, 2024, 01:49 PM

14 hrs ago

since Raygun, and the vast increase in poverty, homelessness, drug addiction, illness and unending stress.

The US min wage is $7.25 since 2009, 14 years - while Canada's is around $17.50.

Since 1980, the US middle class has shrunk from about 66% to 42%, all by design.

Britain is also in terrible shape after Thatchernomics since 1979 and 4 recent consecutive conservative governments.

'Free Market' economics/neoliberalism has been a boon for the top, and a 50 year nightmare for the majority of working people. Even so the struggle to improve life for the working class has to continue. Thanks for posting.

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