Does anyone else see @td-i as a political band?

[anyone for rage?]

Are @td-i political???
i see them as not specifically political as rage against the machine write songs about revolution in mexico etc. but @td-i seem to sing about kinda social situations
'we all become what we most dislike'
'fields with fences / turn them on'
'beware, beware'

perhaps not political in everyone's eyes, but certainly meaningful, unlike a lot of inane pop-punk at the moment 'i met this girl / i love her / we went to the mall / we kissed at the movies / does she remember the kiss / i love kissing/ we went shopping /
we both played up to teenager consumerism' -ok the last line is an exaggeration!, but u get my point.

i think you can read a lot into @td-i's lyrics.............

political?

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm........

[motherprussia]

well, i've said it before but atdi always denied that they were a political band...they sang what was in their hearts, they talked about what was important to them...and in some cases it came off as political (invalid litter dept)...atdi has some very serious songs, but that just attributes to their all-mighty powers and their perch atop my favorite band list...are they political? at times, yes...but overall, not especially...

[CoKeS]

::agrees with motherrussia... prussia::