John Ondrasik warns of ‘political’ censorship after YouTube temporarily removed Afghan withdrawal music video
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Five for Fighting frontman John Ondrasik spoke with Dana Perino on 'America's Newsroom' to discuss YouTube's reinstatement of his viral music video.
Ondrasik went on to say that bringing attention to the American citizens and allies left behind, the children sold for food, the lesbians and gays who have been murdered, and the women who have had their rights stripped away was not a political message, but rather a moral one.
He also took aim at celebrities and human rights activists that "stand on their soapboxes and preach about their moral compassion" while remaining silent on the abuses occurring within Afghanistan as a result of U.S. indifference and complicity.
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