This is boring....
if i were brian or roger . i would be completely pissed off that someone put this as a mistake...
anybody has the right of feel religion on his own way...
i dont know what was the audience in rome, but is sure that at least all that people dont think as YOU and did enjoy the concert as a celebration of life.... what is in the end the catholic ideal i guess...
cause going to church every sunday doesnt makes you a good catholic...
Queen just has to apologyse to his fans when they do a mistake, This time was the right thing to do.. this time QUEEN Thought on Fans and thats great!
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"If Freddie had that much respect for his parent's religion you can be sure he would for the greatest funeral the world has ever seen."
That's what I say. I told my boss this week that out of respect of the old pope dude that I needed to take the whole week off. Can you believe he said no!? Pshaw.
Seriously, he's a well known guy that's dead. I don't see how having a concert or not is showing respect or disrespect either way.
That's what I say. I told my boss this week that out of respect of the old pope dude that I needed to take the whole week off. Can you believe he said no!? Pshaw.
Seriously, he's a well known guy that's dead. I don't see how having a concert or not is showing respect or disrespect either way.
6 pages of topic are too many for me to read....
but....
9500 people at Palalottomatica were 9500 people LESS queueing in San Pietro square or anywhere else in Rome for our Pope for 8-10 hours (the concert queue and 2 hours of show)....if the concert were cancelled.
so would have been a good choice?
cough cough...forgive me if i am a genius...ahem...
it's not a stupid consideration, a part from the ethical problems that we could discuss for hundreds of years without ONE truth.
but....
9500 people at Palalottomatica were 9500 people LESS queueing in San Pietro square or anywhere else in Rome for our Pope for 8-10 hours (the concert queue and 2 hours of show)....if the concert were cancelled.
so would have been a good choice?
cough cough...forgive me if i am a genius...ahem...
it's not a stupid consideration, a part from the ethical problems that we could discuss for hundreds of years without ONE truth.
I will say that leading up to the concert and that very day of it, it wasn't truly anticipated or known what a pilgrimage and worldwide event the funeral would become by week's end. Even seasoned national television broadcasters were astounded.
Had I been to a Queen+Paul Rodgers concert AND some part of the Celebration of the Pope's Life, I would have been doubly thrilled to have experienced both!
It seems like a win/win situation to me.
Had I been to a Queen+Paul Rodgers concert AND some part of the Celebration of the Pope's Life, I would have been doubly thrilled to have experienced both!
It seems like a win/win situation to me.
"so would have been a good choice?"
So...what is your point? The Pope is more important than anything else? I don't even think John Paul was that arrogant.
So...what is your point? The Pope is more important than anything else? I don't even think John Paul was that arrogant.