| Comment | They are genuine questions because I'm picking holes in your argument.
If nothing wrong is being done by the people performing then I don't understand why you are advocating for the events banning?
If people in attendance are doing illegal things then by all means you can suggest they are unattended or policed better.
It seems that people are inferring whatever they choose from the songs played, which gives the impression that they are choosing things to suit an agenda. Wasn't there a story a few years ago suggesting there was "implied" sectarianism on a nursery rhyme? |
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