I've been a Gary Numan fan since I saw him perform "Cars" and "Praying To The Aliens" on Saturday Night Live. I like the mood this music creates although I lament the fact that Gary has completely lost the pioneering spirit and originality that once drew me to him like a magnet to steel. I like Nine Inch Nails. I bought "Pretty Hate Machine" on CD in April 1990. I don't need Gary pretending to be Trent. What a waste of Gary's time this is - and mine to listen to it.
Is it still considered trendy and brave to publicly declare oneself in opposition to and in defiance of Christians? Like what are they going to do to you if they catch you? Burn you at the stake? No.
Why not declare yourself in opposition to and in defiance of rap or the mafia or drug cartels or anyone who might really do you some harm if you take the wrong exit off of some freeway in the bad part of town.
I've been a Gary Numan fan since I saw him perform "Cars" and "Praying To The Aliens" on Saturday Night Live. I like the mood this music creates although I lament the fact that Gary has completely lost the pioneering spirit and originality that once drew me to him like a magnet to steel. I like Nine Inch Nails. I bought "Pretty Hate Machine" on CD in April 1990. I don't need Gary pretending to be Trent. What a waste of Gary's time this is - and mine to listen to it.
Is it still considered trendy and brave to publicly declare oneself in opposition to and in defiance of Christians? Like what are they going to do to you if they catch you? Burn you at the stake? No.
Why not declare yourself in opposition to and in defiance of rap or the mafia or drug cartels or anyone who might really do you some harm if you take the wrong exit off of some freeway in the bad part of town.