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Macklemore Dropped from Ed Sheeran Tour Over "Free Palestine"
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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 444473" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>Specifically, on the Macklemore/Sheeran situation, you can take a side without getting involved in the wider politics. Billionaires should not have the right to determine what we can an cannot say in public Any public figure should be able to take that position without it proving to be controversial. </p><p></p><p>I have no idea what the views of Ed Sheeran's other support acts are on Israel's genocide because as far as I can tell they pulled out of his tour in protest of Macklemore's sacking rather than an endorsement of his wider opinions. Ed Sheeran refusing to show the same solidarity with someone who he calls a friend; who's was exercising his right to free speech; is cowardly, especially now it appears that he agreed to drop Macklemore even though he subsequently tried to blame it all on his promoters. </p><p></p><p>His next concerts have been cancelled, supposedly because of bad weather. Tickets sales for later concerts have fallen off a cliff. I wonder how many of them will also be cancelled for bad weather?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 444473, member: 33"] Specifically, on the Macklemore/Sheeran situation, you can take a side without getting involved in the wider politics. Billionaires should not have the right to determine what we can an cannot say in public Any public figure should be able to take that position without it proving to be controversial. I have no idea what the views of Ed Sheeran's other support acts are on Israel's genocide because as far as I can tell they pulled out of his tour in protest of Macklemore's sacking rather than an endorsement of his wider opinions. Ed Sheeran refusing to show the same solidarity with someone who he calls a friend; who's was exercising his right to free speech; is cowardly, especially now it appears that he agreed to drop Macklemore even though he subsequently tried to blame it all on his promoters. His next concerts have been cancelled, supposedly because of bad weather. Tickets sales for later concerts have fallen off a cliff. I wonder how many of them will also be cancelled for bad weather? [/QUOTE]
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