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It’s a beautiful song by folk musician John McCutcheon.

You may ask ‘What have I done to invoke this wonderful and incredibly beautiful lady’s wrath?’
Let me tell you.

Firstly.
Jesus was a person.
Anyone who debates this point is a complete and utter *****head. I say that in the most civilised way possible. Whether or not he was born of a virgin and did magic tricks is debatable, but that he was a historical figure is not.
There is as much, if not more, proof that Jesus existed as there is of near anyone else of his day (forgive me for stressing this point, I know it’s been covered considerably). Do you really expect there to be DNA evidence, birth certificates or fingerprints left over from the first century? What the ***** kind of physical evidence are you looking for?
And before you call me out on my blatantly Christian ways I’m agnostic, so shove it up your arse

Secondly.
The placement, if not inclusion, of some items is a little odd.
I, being British, may not entirely understand the ramifications of Rosa Parks’ actions in America, but in the rest of the world it did ***** all. She didn’t get out of a chair. Many, many people before her have sat down. Lots of them stayed in their chairs. A few got arrested for it. She says herself that she was just tired. Let me remind you this is a list about protests. No matter how famous she became and what she set off, she was not protesting. I assure you, I am a woman. There is no anti-feminism going on, she is just not relevant to the list.
Zackie Achmat. I don’t deny that denying himself drugs was a protest, although a rather silly one. What I do want to point out is that he set fire to his school. Any other 14 year old boy who set fire to his school is given therapy and quite possibly time in a young offenders institute. But not this one. We were proud of this one. Maybe I’m out of line on this point. Maybe.
Bob Marley sang a song. While a protest song, it is still just a song. He doesn’t rank among any of the other people on this list. I can think of plenty of people more deserving.
Namely, the ‘Tractor Guy’. In New Zealand a man drove his tractor up the steps of parliament. I have no idea what he was protesting, and no idea what the consequences were. But, frankly, it was cool.

I think I’ve written enough, consider yourself wrathed.