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Essay: Worst Liberal Songs (view source)
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|A song that promotes sex and drugs by disguising it as a "candy shop".
|A song that promotes sex and drugs by disguising it as a "candy shop".
|2005
|2005
|Dirty Rap
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|"(Don't Fear) The Reaper"
|"(Don't Fear) The Reaper"
|The song constantly advocates [[anti-war]] themes, and also had implicitly negative views on religion due to them referencing in the second stanza rabbis, bishops, ministers, etc., etc. Was also notorious as being used as a theme song for the anti-war left.
|The song constantly advocates [[anti-war]] themes, and also had implicitly negative views on religion due to them referencing in the second stanza rabbis, bishops, ministers, etc., etc. Was also notorious as being used as a theme song for the anti-war left.
|1969
|1969
|Folk
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|"God is a Woman"
|"God is a Woman"
|A song about a [[lesbian]] kiss which has been heavily criticized by conservatives in the media.
|A song about a [[lesbian]] kiss which has been heavily criticized by conservatives in the media.
|2008
|2008
|pop
|Pop
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|I Touch Myself
|I Touch Myself
|Does the title not say it all? The song's disgustingly about [censored]
|Does the title not say it all? The song's disgustingly about [censored]
|1990
|1990
|pop rock
|Pop rock
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|"If I Had A Rocket Launcher"
|"If I Had A Rocket Launcher"
|Unsubstantiated accusations of "racism" by law enforcement agencies, going as far as to accuse them of supporting the [[Ku Klux Klan]]. "Some of those that work forces, are the same that burn crosses".
|Unsubstantiated accusations of "racism" by law enforcement agencies, going as far as to accuse them of supporting the [[Ku Klux Klan]]. "Some of those that work forces, are the same that burn crosses".
|1992
|1992
|Rock
|Rap Rock
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|Land of Confusion
|Land of Confusion
|A vuglar song about sex and drugs
|A vuglar song about sex and drugs
|2015
|2015
|rap
|Rap
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|"Mosh"
|"Mosh"
|A song equating his calling his 'church' a bar
|A song equating his calling his 'church' a bar
|2013
|2013
|Hip hop
|Hip-Hop
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|"Nothing Else Matters"
|"Nothing Else Matters"
|Atheistic propaganda that has the nerve to belittle those who believe in the afterlife. The singer seems to see himself as better than these people.
|Atheistic propaganda that has the nerve to belittle those who believe in the afterlife. The singer seems to see himself as better than these people.
|2004
|2004
|Rock/indie
|[[Indie Rock]]
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|"OK2BGAY"
|"OK2BGAY"
|A song that fantasizes about the life of bisexual women dating men, but desiring to date other women.
|A song that fantasizes about the life of bisexual women dating men, but desiring to date other women.
|2008
|2008
|pop/top 40
|Pop
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|Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When I Die
|Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When I Die
|About a man on the road who picks up a male hitchhiker. Implies a homosexual attraction between the two.
|About a man on the road who picks up a male hitchhiker. Implies a homosexual attraction between the two.
|1983
|1983
|Rock/indie
|Indie Rock
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|"[[This Land Is Your Land]]"
|"[[This Land Is Your Land]]"
|A pro-Obama propaganda song.
|A pro-Obama propaganda song.
|2008
|2008
|Hip hop
|Hip-Hop
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|"Young Wild & Free"
|"Young Wild & Free"
|Pretends to be about love, a universal and conservative subject. However, the song is about a same sex-partner, and that means in support of the homosexual agenda. The band was notorious for writing love songs in the second person to hide this.
|Pretends to be about love, a universal and conservative subject. However, the song is about a same sex-partner, and that means in support of the homosexual agenda. The band was notorious for writing love songs in the second person to hide this.
|1985
|1985
|Alternative/indie rock
|Alternative/Indie rock
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|"The Guns of Brixton"
|"The Guns of Brixton"
|Some have interpreted it as being against gun control, but the lyrics are blatantly anti-police and has the nerve to suggest that the police are "racist". The Clash were also anti-Thatcher, liberal, and socialist.
|Some have interpreted it as being against gun control, but the lyrics are blatantly anti-police and has the nerve to suggest that the police are "racist". The Clash were also anti-Thatcher, liberal, and socialist.
|1979
|1979
|Punk rock/reggae
|Punk rock/[[Reggae]]
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|"Slack Mother******"
|"Slack Mother******"
|The song seems to be criticizing a slacker who mooches off everyone around him. However, the band is notoriously liberal, as they openly support the homosexual agenda. The song is also very explicit and morally offensive, and the title openly reflects this.
|The song seems to be criticizing a slacker who mooches off everyone around him. However, the band is notoriously liberal, as they openly support the homosexual agenda. The song is also very explicit and morally offensive, and the title openly reflects this.
|1990
|1990
|Alternative/indie rock
|Alternative/Indie rock
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