While most of the songs sound vintage, the themes — war, poverty, xenophobia — are all too resonant in today's age of anxieties.
Janne Teller's Kattens tramp (2004) focused on two strangers searching for connection in a Europe torn by war and xenophobia.
Those who were unnerved by the celebratory reaction to Osama bin Laden's death are not only moved by their moral conscience, but also recall just how fast our patriotism can lead to paranoia, xenophobia and war.
Regardless, if Democrats signal that Trump's misogyny, racism, xenophobia and war on intelligence are worth condemning at all costs, they will signal to the majority of Americans who didn't vote for the president-elect that some elements of government will at least try to protect us.
This accusation is not about fighting the second world war again or inciting xenophobia, but a reality check on how those peace-loving, social-democratic Germans are selfishly jettisoning ailing European Union countries, starting with Greece, to maintain probably the richest, most all-embracing cradle-to-grave welfare state on the planet.
We need to build on our instincts for kindness and co-operation, which many religions espouse, but avoid the religious beliefs that provoke our instinct for tribalism, xenophobia and war.
It may not be a turning point in the post-War on Terror world – xenophobia doesn't go to district court to disappear – but this is the kind of proportionality that should be celebrated by anyone who is generally interested in combating terrorism.
The ruthlessly satirical video shows that Care Bears, Tom & Jerry, Transformers, Superman, Pinnochio, Super Mario, and the Masters of the Universe are all helpless against xenophobia, factory farms, poverty, war, consumerism, corruption, and war.
War fever often translates into xenophobia.
And for people fleeing war, the unintended consequences of xenophobia has helped many avoid the grim asylum procedures of the Mediterranean.
