I hope people with the Russian nationality will be banned from using the software as well? You have to consistently follow the narrative.Well, the team deeply discussed the naming of this release with regard to political statements/opinions, but we found that this naming is quite justified with respect to the impact of this war...
BTW: We were aware that this naming might unfortunately not be tolerated by every user...
Whataboutism.My goodness, MP now becoming political activists? Next revision will be called "Yemen" I presume?
that doesn`t make any sense as no one is banning anyone from anything here.I hope people with the Russian nationality will be banned from using the software as well? You have to consistently follow the narrative.
at least we agree on somethingWhataboutism.
Take a look who mainly provided this release and where @ajs is located. You might discover something important (at least for us) ...
that doesn`t make any sense.
War is not politics. This release, in support of peace and freedom. There are no limits to it, for anyone.My goodness, MP now becoming political activists?
Everyone has his own way, he chose his own way.https://abcnews .go.com/Entertainment/wireStory/munich-fires-russian-conductor-gergiev-supporting-putin-83174620
There's nothing wrong with that, either, as modern children don't learn anything about this composer for a long time. And there are no bans on listening to him at home, on the road, etc. Whoever wants to listen to him will listen to him. But he won't hear him on TV or in the theater, but he's not in theaters or on TV anyway.https://www .bqprime.com/gadfly/ukraine-war-cancel-culture-banning-tchaikovsky-won-t-stop-putin
So you're saying this conductor resigned by his own choice and was not fired? The article is wrong?War is not politics. This release, in support of peace and freedom. There are no limits to it, for anyone.
Everyone has his own way, he chose his own way.
There's nothing wrong with that, either, as modern children don't learn anything about this composer for a long time. And there are no bans on listening to him at home, on the road, etc. Whoever wants to listen to him will listen to him. But he won't hear him on TV or in the theater, but he's not in theaters or on TV anyway.
He supported the war, he supported the killing of civilians. And he was fired because his position did not coincide with that of the company. It happened in Hollywood, too. That's the modern world.So you're saying this conductor resigned by his own choice and was not fired? The article is wrong?
No one banned it, it was removed from the media. But it's nominal. Because he wasn't even there.And if you think it is perfectly ok to ban music from a certain composer because of his nationality, even if they've been dead for over a hundred years... I can only shake my head.