taken from: the song 'If ever I would stop thinking about music and politics' of their 1992 album 'Hipocrisy Is The Greatest Luxury'original text:

'[...] If ever I would stop thinking about music and politics
I might be able to listen in silence to your concerns
rather than hearing everything as an accusation
or an indictment against meI would tell you that sometimes
I use sex to avoid communication
it's the best escape when we're down on our luck
But I can express more emotions than laughter, anger
and let's fuck [...]'

about the quoted person:american protest rap band. An outgrowth, both musically and ideologically, of the San Francisco-based avant-garde industrial jazz collective the Beatnigs, the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy formed in 1990. Comprised of former Beatnigs Michael Franti and Rono Tse, the duo quickly established themselves among rap's foremost proponents of multiculturalism and liberalism; pointedly attacking hip-hop tenets like homophobia, misogyny and racism.the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy never attracted the African-American audiences their music actively sought, and after joining Beat legend william s. burroughs on his 1993 release Spare Ass Annie and Other Tales, the duo disbanded; while Tse later worked with the Bay Area rap unit Mystic Journeymen, Franti formed Spearhead, a more roots-oriented concern.they also covered dead kennedys' 'california uber alles'.