U2, the Irish band led by Bono, released his thirteenth album with the title "Songs of innocence" and decided to offer it free to his followers through an agreement with Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. In total 11 wonderful songs that have supposed since its publication a gift for its fans.
So far so great, the problems begin when a Russian legislator named Alexander Starovoitov it is fixed on the disc's face and he puts his hands to his head because, according to what he has told the Russian press this individual, "The cover of the disc shows two men in an attitude of non-traditional sexual relations". Of course Alex, sorry, Alexander has run to the prosecution to determine if Apple would have violated the ban on homosexual propaganda.
Well, it turns out that indeed on the cover of the disc we can see two men, one younger remains standing while another older one embraces his waist. The most mature is that it is the U2 battery, Larry Mullen and in the photo he appears embracing his son 18 years, both show the naked torso. What a mistake, Mr. Legislator, in addition to homophobic and reactionary, you have shown ignorance and lack of professionalism, because I say that the minimum was to learn about the subject before launching into speculation. Unless you really knew that it was a father embracing his son and his feverish mind he thought it was gay propaganda.
Precisely at the time of the release of this work a member of the band made a statement stating that: "In U2, we have always been part of the community, family and friends. 'Songs of Innocence' is the most intimate album we've done so far. With this record we look for raw, naked and personal ". It is a pity that some twisted minds confuse the naked with pornography and the intimate with the obscene. Innocence is the privilege of the pure in heart do you get Alexander?
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