| Ace of Base – Happy Nation Lyrics | 12 years ago |
| its sarcastic and heavly ANTI ideology especially anti Nazi ideology. the band even said this. | |
| Ace of Base – Happy Nation Lyrics | 12 years ago |
| its sarcastic... the dark tune and the lyrics obviously imply there is no such thing as a perfect man or a "happy nation". | |
| Ace of Base – Happy Nation Lyrics | 12 years ago |
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This is about Ulf rejection of the nationalist party, yes but: As i read throught those scary comments here i gotta say this: For all those who are ideologist themselfs: It is an obvious rejection towards any ideology, including faith. It turns against black and white thinking of anykind, and is not contrasting a "good" ideology vs. a "bad" one. "Salvation" is a promise made by man. "No man is fit to rule the world alone", ----> No idea is fit to rule the world alone. It depicts multiple religions representing "ideologies" that have lead people into blindly following a leader or concept. If you know about ace of base, you should know that they are critical towards -organized- faith. Trying to turn this into a "god is great"-hymn is ideological thinking in its-self. The dark tune and the lyrics are obviously trying to show: There is no such thing as a "happy nation" - there are only nations where all those who are unhappy, are beeing ignored or repressed. By the way, it's not like nationalists are never christians. |
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| Ace of Base – Happy Nation Lyrics | 12 years ago |
| BIG NO. Yes on Ulf rejection on the nationalist party, but this is a general heavy rejection towards ANY ideology... any blind following of whatever faith or ideology is dangerous - it is NOT contrasting "good" and "bad" ideologies but turns against black and white thinking. There is no such things as a happy nation ----> it just means people who are unhappy are beeing ignored or repressed. It is not a positive depiction of faith and not at all embrancing extremly ideological concepts like "self-improvement". | |
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