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Dopamine starved trendies, desperate to get to any form of music festival and take 900 million selfies of themselves in masks, taking COVID tests, and accepting all kinds of draconian restrictions in exchange for some “fun” are now demanding that singer Ian Brown be cancelled because he has vocally opposed the introduction of vaccine passports in order to attend music events.
It remains to be seen whether any from of vaccine passport will be used at the festival, but if it is Brown will almost certainly refuse to appear anyway, having recently pulled out of other events that have decided to implement such systems.
Brown, the former front man of The Stone Roses, was announced as part of the line up of the TRNSMT festival in Glasgow, scheduled for September this year. However, subservient normies have demanded the singer be removed from the bill because of his opinion.
Replace Ian Brown https://t.co/zD1V52kW3j
— Eunan
(@E__1917) March 26, 2021
The Great Reset is here! The globalist technocrats are officially rolling out the Mark of the Beast, as we’ve warned they would under the guise of public health.
Some even begged for the event to adopt a ‘vaccinated fans only’ policy just to piss Brown off:
Others called for Brown to be ‘pelted’ with vaccines:
They need to replace Ian Brown I'm not going to a gig to listen to his rants it's about having fun thiers sure to be some right idiots going to see him for the wrong reasons organised troublemakers thiers sure to be bother if he plays!!!
— Stoneybridge
In response to the calls for cancelation, others defended Brown’s right to have a different opinion:
As we have extensively covered, the UK government has announced that “Covid-19 certification” is coming to enable people to attend sports events and go to theatre performances, but has also denied that COVID passports are being introduced.
Despite repeatedly assuring the public that domestic vaccine passports to enter pubs would be discouraged, Prime Minister Boris Johnson last week signaled that landlords could mandate them when pubs begin to open next month.