#MeTooFar

[Amarok]

It wasn't banned it was removed by one radio station . Plus it was controversial well before now 

https://www.vox.com/identities/2016/12/1...e-romantic
Also goes into lyrics and analyse them

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Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" is about a noble trying to screw his wife's maid.  I suppose we need to ban that from the opera halls, too?

I don't remember the maid be forced though

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It’s more than just the drink. The ONLY objection the woman has to spending the night is how it will affect her reputation  -  what I’ve always heard is a woman actively looking for an excuse to sleep with this man.  

But if we start banning music based on interpretation or based on pressure from action groups, where does it stop? 

Boru

This. The guy who wrote it, wrote it specifically to sing with his wife at parties. What are the odds he wanted to sing a song about date raping his wife with drugs? Also, I'm pretty sure the roofie craze came much later.

I'm pretty sure that's what's critics are arguing