 BBC bans Jesus from Radio 2Business | 206964 hits | Mar 16 10:50 am | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  The singer-songwriter had to change the lyrics from �Sometimes I wish I was Jesus, I�d get my Air Max on and run across the sea for you� to �Sometimes I wish it was easy to get my Air Max on and run across the sea for you�.Commentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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But on the plus side she's finally joined some elite company that the BBC has censured. Unfortunately this is more about the BBC being a bunch of politically correct asshats than her singing about Jesus.
They're going to ban them all?
Is "God Save the Queen" now politically incorrect? How is the Beeb going to steer around that reef?
Just a slob like one of us
Just a stranger on the bus
Trying to make His way home
If God had a face
What would it look like?
Get all three, well at lest two, of the Abrahamic religions all in a tizzy.
There are an awful lot of songs with the word "Jesus in them.
They're going to ban them all?
You miss the point.
See, if she had written, " I wish he was Mohamed, he would get on his flying carpet and blah blah ", remembering mohamed can't be a girl.
that would be fine for the BBC.
It isn't PC, it is an active campaign to remove any form of Christianity from the UK.
There are an awful lot of songs with the word "Jesus in them.
They're going to ban them all?
I guess Depeche Mode's song Personal Jesus must be public enemy #1 for the BBC.
There are an awful lot of songs with the word "Jesus in them.
They're going to ban them all?
I guess Depeche Mode's song Personal Jesus must be public enemy #1 for the BBC.
Oh no. Mocking Jesus will still be allowed. Loving Jesus is what's offensive.
Well nobody died when it made airplay. Always liked those lyrics. Didn't realize it was Alanis Morissette.
It's not. It's Joan Osborne.
It isn't PC, it is an active campaign to remove any form of Christianity from the UK.
That's going to be hard, considering Anglican Christianity is the state religion of England.
Funny the interpretation this is getting on this board, because reading the story the lyric change seems to be about not offending Christians. I guess you can twist anything to suit your views.
Right you are Andy. It appears, at least from the article, that it was a concern about bring blasphemous, thus offending Christians. It appears to have offended the easily offended instead.