I also find it interesting that these blaq artists trying to stand up for Tay say shit like "He don't deserve yo million dollar white queen puss!" it's bizarrely reflective of our brain dead mainstream culture.

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Healy identifies as a liberal, elaborating in 2023: "I'm certainly not on the extreme left, but I also think that the word 'centrist' has become so ubiquitous that it's annoying. I suppose I'm a traditional progressive who is suspicious of woke-ism as a viable worldview or device to make things better."[94] Speaking of British politics in 2023, he stated that: "I'm as bored with the nonsense of the right as I am with the apathy of the left. The Labour Party here can't even get behind the rail workers and dockers' strikes."[145] On stage in the same year, Healy urged the audience to resist the demonisation of strikers, and to think about who might stand to gain from it.[146]

He identifies as an atheist and has stated he is "profoundly anti-religion".[25][147] He is a patron of Humanists UK, a charitable organisation that promotes secular humanism, human rights and represents non-religious people.[148]

Healy is outspoken on climate change issues. In 2020, Greta Thunberg recorded a speech about climate change for a 1975 track and the band have hired an "eco-management" company to work on their tours. A tree is planted for every ticket sold, the crew catering is sustainable, there is no plastic, and an area is set up in each venue where people can learn about "proper recycling".[35]

Healy has been outspoken about women's rights, particularly as it relates to the music industry. In 2018, Healy apologized after stating that "the reason misogyny doesn't happen in rock and roll anymore is because it's a vocabulary that existed for so long that it got weeded out".[149] He later described his comments as "ignorant" and "wrong, just outright misinformed."[150] When the 1975 won Best British Group at the 2019 Brit Awards, Healy used his acceptance speech to criticise misogyny in the music industry, quoting a piece by The Guardian's journalist Laura Snapes.[150] Also that year, Healy denounced Alabama's anti-abortion laws during a concert in the state, giving a speech on women's reproductive rights in which he also criticised the lawmakers: "You are not men of God, you are simply misogynistic wankers."[151] In 2020, he pledged to only playing at music festivals with a gender-balanced lineup.[152][153]

Healy has been a vocal advocate for LGBT rights. In 2018, Healy and his bandmates made what The Guardian described as a "significant" donation to an LGBTQ+ community centre for London.[154] In June 2019, Healy won Ally of the Year at the Diva Awards for using his platform to promote LGBT rights.[155] In August 2019, Healy was banned from Dubai after displaying a pride flag and kissing a male fan onstage to protest Dubai's anti-LGBT laws, an act that was punishable by ten years in prison.[156][157] In December 2022, he performed at the 8th annual Ally Coalition benefit show in support of LGBTQ+ youth.[158] In an interview for Attitude, Healy spoke about how his LGBTQ+ activism stems from his growing up surrounded by his mother's queer friends.[34]

When performing the 1975's 2017 song "Loving Someone" on stage, Healy regularly prefaces the song with comment on social issues; the song has variously been dedicated to victims of the 2016 Orlando nightclub shooting,[159] used to express solidarity with Black, Muslim and gay Americans following the 2016 US election results,[160] used to decry the "regressive ideals" of Brexit,[161] and dedicated to the people of Manchester and London following the 2017 Manchester Arena attack.[162] In May 2019,[163] an on-stage diatribe at an Alabama gig directed at the state's Human Life Protection Act meant the band had to flee the open carry state for safety reasons.[35] In December 2020, he used his Instagram to encourage his fans to support an Amnesty International campaign for Gustavo Gatica, who had been blinded after being shot by police during the 2019–2022 Chilean protests.[164]

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5348418&forum_id=2#46374945)

https://youtu.be/5M8KVaGuGpw

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5348418&forum_id=2#46375027)

I'm Tall btw

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5348418&forum_id=2#46375085)

fizzkidd@protonmail.com

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5348418&forum_id=2#46375089)

WHEN I FIRST SAW YOU

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5348418&forum_id=2#46375397)

he's pretty funny and seems like a chill bro. That's what got him in trouble, he made raunchy jokes and talked about watching ghetto gaggers

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