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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 444285" data-attributes="member: 35">Has anybody else been following this story?&nbsp; Apparently, Ed Sheeran dropped Macklemore from his tour due to pressure from stadium owners.&nbsp; These Zionists were upset because Macklemore said &quot;free Palestine&quot; on stage, which they find more appalling than actual genocide.&nbsp; I even read an article from a Jewish woman who said &quot;free Palestine&quot; chants create hatred of Jews and make them feel unsafe.&nbsp; It&#039;s amazing how these righteously indignant Zionists have such strong victim complexes, yet they express how upset and &quot;unsafe&quot; they feel from the comfort of their home.&nbsp;&nbsp; Gotta love the irony!&nbsp; There&#039;s also been the usual faux claims of &quot;antisemitism,&quot; which most people roll their eyes at now.On the plus side, all of Sheeran&#039;s opening acts (and even his own backup band!) dropped out in solidarity with Macklemore.&nbsp; Sheeran&#039;s been having to perform solo, and he even apologized over &quot;mistakes&quot; he made.&nbsp; He also said that the situation in Gaza is &quot;unjustifiable,&quot; so the fallout over this has obviously gotten to him.&nbsp; I don&#039;t listen to either artist&#039;s music, but I appreciate Macklemore and the other acts for standing up for what they believe in.&nbsp; It can&#039;t be easy to stand up to corporate censorship when it affects your career.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 444285, member: 35"] Has anybody else been following this story? Apparently, Ed Sheeran dropped Macklemore from his tour due to pressure from stadium owners. These Zionists were upset because Macklemore said "free Palestine" on stage, which they find more appalling than actual genocide. I even read an article from a Jewish woman who said "free Palestine" chants create hatred of Jews and make them feel unsafe. It's amazing how these righteously indignant Zionists have such strong victim complexes, yet they express how upset and "unsafe" they feel from the comfort of their home. Gotta love the irony! There's also been the usual faux claims of "antisemitism," which most people roll their eyes at now. On the plus side, all of Sheeran's opening acts (and even his own backup band!) dropped out in solidarity with Macklemore. Sheeran's been having to perform solo, and he even apologized over "mistakes" he made. He also said that the situation in Gaza is "unjustifiable," so the fallout over this has obviously gotten to him. I don't listen to either artist's music, but I appreciate Macklemore and the other acts for standing up for what they believe in. It can't be easy to stand up to corporate censorship when it affects your career. [/QUOTE]

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