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Honestly given the amount I see Bambie referred to with the wrong pronouns, I expect it's because people don't know/understand that they're non-binary, or worse see it as some kind of joke. I'm sure that there will be certain sections of the British media especially that might kick off about it, but in some other parts of Europe the concept of being non-binary is essentially nonexistent to the general public.Or doesn‘t it affect the trans cause in the same way as the gay community in Ollies case? And if so why do you think that?
So you‘re basically saying linking the non-binary community to satanism is no problem because people dont even know they‘re existing despite the fact the act was repeatedly labeled as such? Did I understand you correctly?Honestly given the amount I see Bambie referred to with the wrong pronouns, I expect it's because people don't know/understand that they're non-binary, or worse see it as some kind of joke. I'm sure that there will be certain sections of the British media especially that might kick off about it, but in some other parts of Europe the concept of being non-binary is essentially nonexistent to the general public.
You didn't understand me correctly, no. I don't think it's an issue because as BorisBubbles says, this is a performance, it's art. Tomorrow we will see another non-binary performer who isn't "Satanic" at all (unless you think pink legwarmers are the work of the devil). My point was more that people can't link a community to satanism when they don't even recognise that community exists.So you‘re basically saying linking the non-binary community to satanism is no problem because people dont even know they‘re existing despite the fact the act was repeatedly labeled as such? Did I understand you correctly?
Azerbaijan is a secular country and they pretty much don’t give an f-word about religion. They might have or might have not found this performance a bit extreme, but I don’t think Islam has any role in it.I've seen plenty a "My mother/father watched this and hated it" post on the semi performance's YouTube page, posters calling it "demonic" and "Satanism" etc already... And then there's the jury members from conservative places like, say, Croatia (or maybe most of Eastern Europe) who won't rate this highly.
Edit: And there's also Azerbaijan (Islam).
Azerbaijan is a secular country and they pretty much don’t give an f-word about religion. They might have or might have not found this performance a bit extreme, but I don’t think Islam has any role in it.
Why are we always so miserable? The second time we qualify in ten years and you're moaning about the half we are in??Ireland bound to the first half forever it seems :/
This is disgusting. This "song" doesn't belong to the ESC, a familial and popular musical show.
She is promoting satanism and she should go to a therapy.
EBU shouldn't allow anything like that to compete.
(btw I thought Ireland's flag was green white and orange).
do you have an explanation then, why some people - not necessarily you - had a problem with Olly? All you said does apply to him also, doesn‘t it?You didn't understand me correctly, no. I don't think it's an issue because as BorisBubbles says, this is a performance, it's art. Tomorrow we will see another non-binary performer who isn't "Satanic" at all (unless you think pink legwarmers are the work of the devil). My point was more that people can't link a community to satanism when they don't even recognise that community exists.
Perhaps some might think Croatia is problematic as they think it suggests Croatians are all country bumpkins. They would be wrong, but people are free to think what they like. Whether it's what the artist intended or not, who knows?
Satanism isn't a real thing, you know that, right? It's make believe... like Halloween or horror moviesThis is disgusting. This "song" doesn't belong to the ESC, a familial and popular musical show.
She is promoting satanism and she should go to a therapy.
EBU shouldn't allow anything like that to compete.
(btw I thought Ireland's flag was green white and orange).