zaangalewa
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Yes, Bach is for atheists too, or possibly Bach's music audience is primarily atheists by now.
The problem I have with you
You have no problem with me.
is that you've taken our mutual appreciation of classical music and made it into our difference on Christianity. Stop that and we can resume.
You ask a grandson of king David - and a last Mohican - not to be [a fan of] music in all colors and forms? After an attack of terrorists in Israel onto a music festival where people communicated with each other via music and had been stopped to do so by weapons and cruelest violence? After "the Swifties" had not been able in Austria - the land full of music - to celebrate together with her their ways of lifes because otherwise one or more Solingens had happened in Vienna? After the Taliban made laws which ban every influence and joy out of public life for women? ... You have indeed a problem. A very serios problem. And this problem is not me and your absurde idea to like to communicate with a rectangle full of light with some scribbles on it- and think the same time this something should be like you because it likes to speak with you. Do I like to speak with you? Why should I? ... By the way: Are you married? How can your wife put up with you at all with such dirigisme?
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