Hey /pol/. It’s come to my attention that a known Zionist music producer is coming to my town of Montreal this summer. The Alchemist is a known Zio who has produced songs for “Israeli” artists and even made an instrumental album a few years ago entitled “Israeli Salad” ;after a stolen traditional Palestinian dish). Him being invited as part of Montreal’s Jazzfest is a BLATANT violation of BDS. It is an insult to all the Palestinian musicians who lost everything in the genocide. I need help organizing something against this guy when he comes. I’m thinking a protest outside the venue but I don’t know how many people will show up. Any suggestions?
Note: Montreal has sone of the most trigger-happy cops in North America so I would prefer something that won’t get us into legal trouble.
I'm sure there are better things to do with your time than protest the fucking Alchemist? Idk I guess praxis is praxis but geez this bar is low
>>16778It’s a BDS violation. “Israelis” and Zionists deserve to be shunned from public life entirely. You wouldn’t have allowed a German musician who worked with Nazi artists to perform in 1938, would you?
>>16777>Him being invited as part of Montreal’s Jazzfest is a BLATANT violation of BDS>violation of BDSlmao and did the Jazzfest ever promise to follow the BDS?
>>16780Does it matter? You wouldn’t allow musicians who produced songs for fascist musicians in the 1930s to perform, would you? White South African musicians in 1970? C’mon.
>>16777you sound like you're under 18, why are you going to jazzfest anyways
>>16781It does, you retard. Not everyone follows the BDS principle. And if they don't, they can't violate it, lol
Is it bad that he used to be one of my favourite producers. I really liked him and boldy james
>>16782I’m 23.
>>16783Everyone needs to comply with BDS. No one with a concern for humanity should be allowing Zios or “Israelis” any kind of public platform.
>>16788>is a Jew>stage name is literally about turning base metals into gold>photo of him rubbing his hands togetherPottery
What do you want people to do? Picket the venue? Organize a boycott of Jazzfest itself? This is a huge event that brings hundreds of thousands of tourist bucks to MTL (I live here too). I’m pretty sure your band of 40 comrades boycotting won’t do shit. Maybe tell MTL Palestine Action to do something? What will they do? Barge in during Al’s DJ set with Palestinian flags to run him off the stage?
>>16777>Hey /pol/.you copypasted it without even changing it. amazing
>Any suggestions?
Infantry assault and then take the Zionist hostage before you execute him anyway after the ransom is paid.
>>16786>socialism is when no electronic musicThe absolute state of tankies.
>>16777what's the point in protesting outside the venue? you should perform a more direct action like waving the Palestinian flag during his set or shouting 'free Palestine' during quiet moments. as we've seen with other zionist acts such as Radiohead and Sleaford Mods, they get absolutely brain broken by even the mildest show of solidarity with Palestinians. plus there's a good chance it will get recorded and posted on social media which will force the festival organizers to acknowledge their violation of the BDS.
Hold him hostage and demand the release of all the Palestinian political prisoners for his return.
You think a significant chunk of society anywhere except like 20 countries cares so much about boycotting Shitsrael? Lol.
>>16799they care more about respecting pronouns and facile "land acknowledgements" than an actual ongoing genocide, we know
Hold a rally for Palestine the same day he arrives.
>>16794Music sampling is the ultimate late capitalist art form. It prioritized efficiency over artistry and makes music more easily reproducible. Plus it turns the producer into a god-king and removes the collectivist element of music. Sampling was by far the death of popular music.
>>16796Good idea. I don’t want to pay for my ticket into the venue though.
>>16802>Sampling was by far the death of popular music.Sampled music only makes up such a small fraction of popular music.
>Plus it turns the producer into a god-king and removes the collectivist element of music.You're complaining about this while upholding classical?
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