Alan Parsons ( lyrics ) --- I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You

What's this song about? If I may offer my opinion? It's about hatred. From whence does this hatred come?

In the comments section for this song, you can see it from both sides. Can they both be right? Or both wrong?

The song is total rejection of the other. What is the "other" for the left? Anyone who opposes them. Eisenhower and Reagan had some immunity from their wrath. President Ford was just a placeholder. Nixon, the Bushes, and now Trump were all hated with a passion. But for what? I would suggest that it is psychological projection.

The left accuses their opponents of what they do themselves. They hate what is inside themselves. That is what is called projection. The real source of their hatred looks back at them when they gaze into a mirror.

I don't believe in this left versus right nonsense. It isn't the same thing. You can hate the evil that the left projects out to those who disagree, and not be evil yourself. That's what I believe. Therefore, to the left--- "I wouldn't want to be like you."