@nyamouqez@Judinightingal4@Rosenbergradio The argument on the table is that people who go to concerts want to hear music not performers opinions. Going to a concert to listen to music does not mean the attendee supports slavery or genocide. You are throwing around accusations that you can’t prove.
@Guardarecuerdos@Variety The donation came after the post. Where is justice for the Sudanese, Nigerians, Congo and Syria? People are talking (bravo) but not sure why Finneas decided to die on this mountain
@HanK00348598641@Rosenbergradio The way to indicate that your argument has zero merit is to not actually discuss the issue, but to resort to name calling and verbal attacks. When you can discuss this as a compassionate adult in search of world peace, then let’s chat.
After more than 10,000 leftists asked for refunds for their tickets to Ed Sheeran's show, Sheeran did something nobody expected: He bought the tickets himself and donated them to VetTix, a free service that gives concert and sporting event tickets to low-income veterans.
"If people don't want to come, that's their right," said Sheeran. "I don't think it's fair to let those seats go empty."
Sheeran has quickly flipped the script on the angry leftists so determined to destroy him.
"I just want to sing my songs and entertain people."