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RE: It is unfortunate, but classical music continues to take it on the chin for past sins of

Posted by rivervalley817 on October 6, 2020 at 23:10:54:
are you sure? do you understand how odd this post seems?

why were you talking to a 15 year old boy about Beethoven?

'not just minorities'

noted: you only talk to white 15 year old boys about Beethoven

where were his parents? I blame them

see how that works? or does this comment seem odd to you?

be well,