Originally posted by hamman:Yeah Bono is an idealist but not a realist. I mean this specifically if people who follow Bono's ideas in these war zones would die and Bono would not hold himself responsible
Originally posted by ahn1991:[..]
I'm sorry, but this is straight up wrong. If you look at all the work Bono has done through Red, ONE, and Data, his partnership with Amnesty International, his phone calls to politicians during ZooTV, and even his most recent trip to the refugee camps, it should be clearly obvious that Bono's ideas are grounded in reality. In fact, most of the lyrical themes seen in U2's music are grounded in reality.
Bono has done an amazing job of standing for the powerless while making the privileged feel uncomfortable in their own skin.
Originally posted by JuJuman:[..]
This!
Originally posted by ahn1991:[..]
I'm sorry, but this is straight up wrong. If you look at all the work Bono has done through Red, ONE, and Data, his partnership with Amnesty International, his phone calls to politicians during ZooTV, and even his most recent trip to the refugee camps, it should be clearly obvious that Bono's ideas are grounded in reality. In fact, most of the lyrical themes seen in U2's music are grounded in reality.
Bono has done an amazing job of standing for the powerless while making the privileged feel uncomfortable in their own skin.
Originally posted by bpt3:I must be missing something - what did Bono suggest in these recent articles that are so bad?
Originally posted by hamman:[..]
Bono said he was serious in the way to deal with Extremism is to laugh at them and Europe should let refugees in. People living under isis control would be beheaded if they started laughing at them. We have already seen the effects of letting Syrian refugees into Europe.
