01-03-2016, 02:16 PM
The writing style and intonation are very good. As for the essence of it, I've listened three times, each time trying to give it the presumption of innocence - but I can't stop myself from thinking it is a carefully constructed and thinly veiled ode to hypocrisy. I can hear the promise of empathy, the illusion of understanding and the empowerment of a call to unity - but it feels like the foundation of it is built on nothing but a failure to ask the right questions - or even identify what they are. And that in itself is a recipe for blind hatred - a hatred that's far more insidious than the one it preaches against.
Then again, a good work of art is supposed to be polarizing and open to interpretation.
Then again, a good work of art is supposed to be polarizing and open to interpretation.
Leave your shame and your doubts at the door.