u/TommyThirdEye

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Are Capleton's live shows (in the UK) still full of homophobic rhetoric?

Capleton is performing live in my city in the UK next month and i'm thinking about going, as I've wanted to see him live since I was a teenager but he was banned from the country at the time. I believe that ban has now been lifted in the last few years hence he now performs in the here, so I'm wondering if that also means he no longer performs homophobic rhetoric?

Also, iirc he signed the Reggae Compassionate Act that also meant that he wasn't going to be performing and promoting homophobic rhetoric?

Whilst I don't know if (and doubt) Capleton's personal stance has changed much on this, I really just don't want to spend money on a ticket and see a show advocating anti-LGBTQ rhetoric.

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u/TommyThirdEye — 1 day ago

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This is because I answer to a higher law, the law of: If it feels good, do it.

u/TommyThirdEye — 2 months ago

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I saw this in a show about a vigilante group called The Boys, who have to stop an evil superhero, and if The Boys didn't stop him, everyone would die. I think it was called: The Guys Who Fight Evil Superman.

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