"480 Minutes" - Natural Law
Their leader has advocated for civil disobedience over abortion and same-sex marriage, suggesting that fighting the latter as akin to fighting slavery or eugenics, and the dude is opposed to: FDR’s “freedom from want and fear,” the U.N.’s unanimously passed "Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which included rights like a decent standard of living and health care; and the expansion of rights to protect people from discrimination, particularly on the basis of gender or sexuality.”
This week I happened across people on social media who are convinced that there are radical liberals out there trying to make it legal to abort babies at and after birth (yes, that's an oxymoron), as referenced by President Ida Rapedherbut Shesnotmytype in his 2019 State of the Union Address. They refused to (couldn't?) tell me who these radicals are, where they are attempting to get such laws passed, nor provide sources for their info on the subject, but claim "it's a radical left thing some people believe."
Step right up, folks, get your pink triangles here, in the aisle where once contraceptives were legally sold, and over there in that clinic which once gave women the ability to choose what happened to their own bodies is where you check in your queer child for "conversion therapy!" Praise Jesus!
In less shocking and a tad lighter but still a bit surprising news, a few bands lately seem to be taking cues from an under-appreciated, dearly departed (R.I.P. Trish Keenan) 2000s band from Birmingham, England called Broadcast. One such band is Olden Yolk on their new record, another will be making their BAGeL Radio debut today, a band called Crumb.
Today's 480 Minutes show will feature new songs by Automatic (Los Angeles, CA, @automatic_band), Band Apart (reissue, NYC/Marseille), Crumb (Brooklyn, NY, @crumbtheband), Girl Friday (Los Angeles, CA), Mal Blum (Brooklyn, NY, @malblum), Orions Belte (Bergen, Norway, @belteorions), Prettiest Eyes (Los Angeles, CA, @prettiesteyesss), The Raconteurs (@thirdmanrecords), and Spoon (Austin, TX, @spoontheband).
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