nikkita schreef:
This is how a
legal dnb party was shut down in the USA a few years ago. When I say legal, I mean: he had permits, security team, insurance policy, and all requirements for creating this event.
In some parts of the world, there are people
executed for much less -- imagine that: sharing culture and creating music festivals results in a death sentence.
Not every country has the same attitude towards this music as it exists in Netherlands/Germany.
Good grief... land of the free. I though the US military was not allowed to operate on US soil, is it national guard? Anyway, terrible that armed forces shut down a party. On the other hand, the way hardstyle is spreading now, through small clubs and now bookings on bigger festivals prohibits such intervention. They won't shut down a party in a registered club, will they? And they can't shut down a outdoor festival with 100k people, just because the music doesn't appease them (can they?). They'll have public outrage on your hands.
The link of the Iranian death sentence, while a tragedy and a travesty, is not fair, since he was also a reformist and striving for democracy. It is very likely that contributed as much to his death as him organising music festivals.
Hard Twins schreef:
Wij hebben gewoon geluk dat hier in ons kikkerlandje zo veel geaccepteerd word.
Dat geluk maken we nog altijd zelf. Als zoiets in Nederland gebeurt, moeten we de straat op. Nederland is groot geworden met liberale houdingen en het niet pikken van triviale beperkingen en dat moeten we koesteren. Iets wat dat filmpje alleen maar bewijst.
Geplaatst op 03 mrt 2012 21:33 
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