"For What It's Worth" Billy Porter & Stephen Stills (For those like me who were watching MSNBC :( )

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1. RIGHTEOUS!

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2. Such a good version, isn't it?

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3. So good!

Love this!

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4. This is awesome! Sadly the bullying lying RW trolls are being horrible on YouTube. nt

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5. Meh. Bots and jealous people. The RNC can't get anyone but Ted Nugent.

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6. Richard J. Daley is SPINNING in his grave.

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This song was written in 1966 as a response to a crackdown on street and club culture on "The Strip" in Los Angeles. Police used violent methods to break up the music culture that had committed the sin of blocking the streets. Steven Stills, Jack Nicholson, and Peter Fonda were among the rabble rousers.

As anti-war protests spread across the country, it became the anthem of the protest movement, joined four years later by Neil Young's "Ohio".

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7. History doesn't repeat, but it does echo. I just wish it made Donny Bodybags spin in HIS grave.