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In reply to the discussion: Has Bob Dylan ever spoken out against tRUMP? [View all]Fiendish Thingy
(19,529 posts)13. Dylan sang "political songs" or "protest songs" for about 2-3 years in a 65+ year career
Although he performed at some political events and rallies, he NEVER gave political speeches or spoke out about politicians or issues, not even Viet Nam.
Not sure why you or anyone would expect him to say anything about Trump.
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Yeah, and what's his position of right and left Twixt bars? Has he opined on egg prices yet?
marble falls
Jun 2
#4
Why? Is he the one vote that'll break the tie to take Taco off the island or not? He hasn't mention the price ...
marble falls
Jun 2
#9
I did a look on what he's said about the worst pRESIDENT we've ever had in the WH and guess what?
wolfie001
Jun 2
#47
Listen to some of his songs- it's all in there. Start with Seven Curses, it describes an evil judge.
Blues Heron
Jun 2
#59
Dylan sang "political songs" or "protest songs" for about 2-3 years in a 65+ year career
Fiendish Thingy
Jun 2
#13
If the survival of our democracy depends on celebrities speaking out, we are already doomed.
Fiendish Thingy
Jun 2
#21
Funny how many of the billionaires made their allegiance public during the inauguration
wolfie001
Jun 2
#69
There almost was no Bob Dylan, when he empathized with Oswald at an awards dinner shortly after Nov 63
Blues Heron
Jun 2
#24
He could say something in the microphone. He's still touring so quit with the "he's an old guy" stuff
wolfie001
Jun 2
#104
Hagiographic is a perfect descriptive for the way the 1960s/1970s are looked at here on too many occasions. nt
Celerity
Jun 2
#25
As a openly queer black female I can safely say my quality of life in 1960s USA would have been problematic at best
Celerity
Jun 2
#34
Actually it started right after the 1964 Goldwater disaster (disaster for the RW). The groundwork for 2 major RW
Celerity
Jun 2
#65
Bob is 80 and besides he put the town of Ashtabula in one of his songs so he has earned the right not ..
Botany
Jun 2
#29
I can think of literally hundreds of people who deserve condemnation more than Bob Dylan
blogslug
Jun 2
#31
Appears he hasn't. But can't imagine "Blowin in the Wind" Dylan cozying up to likes of trump.
Silent Type
Jun 2
#33
Boomers would listen to his words. I remember him still possessing his vocal range in the 1970s
wolfie001
Jun 2
#52