I agree with those.

Do What You Can is about something the entire world is going through, with varying degrees of success.

It's message is no more political than Undivided.

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This may be so, but Undivided doesn't have large groups of idiots denying it's real.

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Its back door politics. Aka Topical

The Corona Virus became a very political topic and if you watch the video to Do What You Can, that's basically what the song is in reference to.

Jon is also known to be a super left winged Democrat which doesnt sit well with a lot of people from the South.

Super left winged? Please let me laugh :D :D :D

Jon isn't even a socialist, let alone Marxist. God American political discourse is depressing.

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Exactly. Jon is a centrist Democrat same as me. In the US, there is still quite a few of the centrists in both parties though the progressive and extreme conservative faction in both get all the coverage.


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In the UK he would probably be bang in the middle and be open to voting for both major parties depending on the circumstances.

James yes, speaking for myself I am the same! Definitely socially liberal but more fiscally conservative.


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This still doesn't explain how the song is remotely political.

Find me a "political" line in the song.

Just because someone thinks the video has political leanings (which I also disagree with) has no bearing on if the song is played on country radio.

No one saw the video anyway, unless you intentionally searched for it.

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... Say what??