Great song, (like all T.H. songs) but it is guilty of romanticizing terrorism and saying there is some mystical justification for bombing innocent civilians.
The lyrics are a Leftist/Anarchist pretext for "Propaganda of the Deed".
@NomadMonad I don't feel the song is romanticizing anything. This Moujik is desperate. The song has a gloomy mood. A novel writer is not glorifying murder just because he's writing about a killer and his motive.
@NomadMonad I don't feel the song is romanticizing anything. This Moujik is desperate. The song has a gloomy mood. A novel writer is not glorifying murder just because he's writing about a killer and his motive.
Great song, (like all T.H. songs) but it is guilty of romanticizing terrorism and saying there is some mystical justification for bombing innocent civilians.
The lyrics are a Leftist/Anarchist pretext for "Propaganda of the Deed".
Very thought-provoking.
@NomadMonad I don't feel the song is romanticizing anything. This Moujik is desperate. The song has a gloomy mood. A novel writer is not glorifying murder just because he's writing about a killer and his motive.
@NomadMonad I don't feel the song is romanticizing anything. This Moujik is desperate. The song has a gloomy mood. A novel writer is not glorifying murder just because he's writing about a killer and his motive.