Pussy Riot

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  • GeorgesII0

    Ok,
    now I'm getting really tired of playing devil's advocate.
    How can you ignore real human abuse like guantanamo fuckn bay where real cases of torture have been documented ad nauseum but jump on the first "band" wagon that will make you look like you actually doing something, e.g: KONY2012 / Libya / etc
    (btw nice comic txyz)

    now I'll step down a step and try to explain in plain words how to spot a fake campaign.

    1. youtube channel creation date: Nov 6, 2011


    for such a well known "femminist" punk group, it has had quite a short life (5 months),
    it seems P.R. was just created to make noise and vandalize public properties and end up in the exact situation they are finding themselves in now.
    You don't have to believe me, just take the time to go through their videos and see for yourself. These people aren't musicians, they are just posers.

    2. website/blog creation date: Nov. 7th, 2011
    http://translate.google.it/trans…
    go through it, see the tons of pictures read the texts, see how from the start they wanted to piss everyone of.

    3. Madonna and other artist jumping in the P.R. bandwagon when they have no discography, actually they have nothing other than 2 min max jumbled beats with yelling on top (I guess P.R. couldn't only fit in the punk genre). How can she and other artist know anything about this group who only was on the map for 5 months.

    I'm still waiting for someone commenting here to point that P.R. videos are just a bunch of photo ops synched to music.
    If you ask me if it was right that they got two years, I would tell you, I don't fuckn know, I don't live in russia,
    but you can't say that they didn't provoke the anger they received.

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