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| | *Mariner's Revenge Song: Glorifies obsessive revenge and murder. | | *Mariner's Revenge Song: Glorifies obsessive revenge and murder. |
| | *July, July: Encourages fleeting entanglement over true romance. | | *July, July: Encourages fleeting entanglement over true romance. |
| − | *Legionnaire's Lament: Encourages alcoholism. | + | *The Legionnaire's Lament: Encourages alcoholism. |
| | *We Both Go Down Together: Encourages rape against a unrequited love. | | *We Both Go Down Together: Encourages rape against a unrequited love. |
| | *O Valencia!: Pro-gang message. | | *O Valencia!: Pro-gang message. |
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| | *This Is Why We Fight: Supports anarchy and lawlessness. | | *This Is Why We Fight: Supports anarchy and lawlessness. |
| | *Los Angeles I'm Yours: Colin confesses his love for a Godless city. | | *Los Angeles I'm Yours: Colin confesses his love for a Godless city. |
| − | *Valerie Plame and The Bangman's Gambit: Support espionage and treason against the United States of America. | + | *Valerie Plame and The Bangman's Gambit: Supports espionage and treason against the United States of America. |
| | *Days of Elaine: A woman reveals to her own son that he is a mistake and she would rather go back to being a wandering gypsy than continue being a parent. | | *Days of Elaine: A woman reveals to her own son that he is a mistake and she would rather go back to being a wandering gypsy than continue being a parent. |
| | + | *On the Bus Mall: Encourages running away from a broken to become a successful homosexual prostitute. |
| | + | *The Tain: Cumbersome tale of incest, rape, murder, and incest. |
| | + | *Apology Song: Sung as if a song could replace something of real monetary value. |
| | + | *The Sporting Life: Highlights unrealistic goals and competitiveness. |
| | + | *Shankhill Butchers: Song disguised as a lullaby that encourages infanticide. |
| | + | *Leslie Anne Levine: Sung by a man posing as a woman from the afterlife which is impossible. |
| | + | *A Cautionary Song: Promotes prostitution and guilt trips in order to feed children collard greens. |
| | + | *Sons and Daughters: Encourages desertion from glorious American causes. |
| | + | *Billy Liar: Encourages stalking and sexual self-satisfaction. |
| | + | *The Engine Driver: Promotes the caste system. |
| | + | *The Bachelor and the Bride: Possible domestic violence. |
| | + | *The Bandit Queen: Glorifies robbery, banditry, and general mischievousness. |
| | + | *Culling of the Fold: Excessive murder. |
| | + | *My Mother Was A Chinese Trapeze Artist: Fantasy about a German SS agent and a French underground bomb runner and their kin. One of their children marries a Communist who moves to America to sing [[punk rock]] and the other is gambled away into [[slavery]]. |
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| | {{Liberalism}} | | {{Liberalism}} |