Pop Stars Meddling in Politics

As I look like him I will let that pass.
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Woke, woke, woke, I am now ‘woke’ up. I cannot understand what woke means. My take is if someone does not agree with someone’s politics, then they are classed as woke. That could apply in reverse too surely
No, that is not what it means.

You are thinking of how RWRs like to misuse the word to sneer at someone who does not support racism, for example.

They find it easier than trying to invent a convincing argument in favour of racism or other discriminatory abuses.
 
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The BBC’s report of Sheeran’s comment in its flagship Radio 4 Sunday news programme, Broadcasting House, chose to omit half of his words. If you have been following the BBC’s coverage of Gaza, it will not surprise you which half it left out. Yes, it omitted mention of his condemnation of what happened on October 7, with its correspondent telling listeners only that he “clarified where he stood on the situation in Gaza”, followed by a recording of Sheeran saying: “What is happening in Gaza is catastrophic, unjustifiable, and disproportionate. My heart has been broken by the scale of devastation and loss of civilian lives.” And that was it. In the extract of the recording that you can listen to below, there is no mention of October 7 at all.
 
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