This song is about the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act passed in the UK in 1994, which basically restricted the rights and increased penalties of various practices which the right-wing viewed as dangerous, like squatting, various forms of activism, raves, and so on. So this song is a reaction both to the direct "crackdown" against ravers, but also against the suppression of the individual's freedoms.
This song is about the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act passed in the UK in 1994, which basically restricted the rights and increased penalties of various practices which the right-wing viewed as dangerous, like squatting, various forms of activism, raves, and so on. So this song is a reaction both to the direct "crackdown" against ravers, but also against the suppression of the individual's freedoms.
This is the most intelligent thing I've read on this website.
This is the most intelligent thing I've read on this website.
You must not read much on this website then. Look up a lyrics on a few Tool songs, try Forty Six & 2.
You must not read much on this website then. Look up a lyrics on a few Tool songs, try Forty Six & 2.