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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 8, 2020 at 10:11:25:
of course 'Liberalism' in the cultural context discussed therein was different from the current context by magnitudes of degrees

it is not equal to 'cancel culture' if that had occurred to you

in any event the attempted point being made sailed far enough overhead no glove could touch it, therefore no error can be assigned

I'll wouldn't go near the subject again with a 10' pole

be well,