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So, if you did look through the thread, you did a shit job of it.
Hey, I specifically said I _didn't_ want the song-writer's body dug up and displayed in a cage over a major thoroughfare. How much more reasonable can I be?
Also you seem to miss the point. You talk about the pleasure in ambiguity and game-playing etc, while ignoring the point that such game-playing takes place in a context, and it's that context which is what is at issue.
If one puts the most charitable possible interpretation in it and assumes the woman is fully willingly playing 'the game' (which, from what I've recently read, would be far more believable in some performances of it than in others)...then it's an account, without any ironic distance, of conservative people embodying then dominant atttitudes. Attitudes which I don't care for (and, which I think is a racing certainty, many people didn't like at the time).
I don't care for the attitudes embodied in the song, ergo I don't care for the song (given that I don't especially like it as a tune either). It's a conservative song, I'm not a conservative. I'm
not saying the state should destroy all records of it. Not convinced you can insist I
must like it, either.