【國際禁歌🇨🇿】捷克地下樂團：「他們害怕一切，為甚麼我們要怕？」 (Patreon)

看見一位同路人為同路人打氣，引述了以下一段來自冷戰時代，鐵幕捷克斯洛伐克的搖滾樂團的歌詞：

「他們害怕老人的記憶， 害怕年輕人的思想， 害怕墓地的鮮花， 害怕工人，害怕教堂， 害怕所有的快樂時光。 他們害怕電影，害怕畫家， 害怕音樂家，害怕石塊和雕塑， 他們害怕電台，害怕技術， 害怕信息自由流動， 害怕所有的波長， 那麼我們為什麼要怕他們？」

印象中，這段歌詞看過不少次，其實以上只是1/10的節錄。創作歌曲的來自捷克地下樂團「宇宙膠人」(The Plastic People of the Universe)，屬於當時捷克首屈一指的地下搖滾樂隊，成員多達數十名，因為歌詞不時被指「顛覆政權」，成員不是被政權拘捕、下獄，哈維爾也曾為其聲援。

以上歌詞節錄，來自以下《The Hundred Points》，刊登自1977年的《國際社會主義期刊》，每一點都是說「他們」害怕什麼、「他們」害怕什麼，今天看來，確實很中。害怕老人的記憶，青年的朝氣，已死的烈士，教會、書本、藝術、科學，電話、電視，左派、右派、自己的家人、朋友、同事、下屬，快樂、悲傷、誠實、理想。假如一個社會，就是產生這些「害怕一切」的人，還有什麼希望？但正是這樣的社會，又何須懼怕？

1. They are afraid of the old for their memory.
2. They are afraid of the young for their innocence.
3. They are afraid even of schoolchildren.
4. They are afraid of the dead and their funerals.
5. They are afraid of graves and the flowers people put on them.
6. They are afraid of churches, priests and nuns.
7. They are afraid of workers.
8. They are afraid of party members.
9. They are afraid of those who are not in the party.
10. They are afraid of science.
11. They are afraid of art.
12. They are afraid of books and poems.
13. They are afraid of theatres and films.
14. They are afraid of records and tapes.
15. They are afraid of writers and poets.
16. They are afraid of journalists.
17. They are afraid of actors.
18. They are afraid of painters and sculptors.
19. They are afraid of musicians and singers.
20. They are afraid of radio stations.
21. They are afraid of TV satellites.
22. They are afraid of free flow of information.
23. They are afraid of foreign literature and papers.
24. They are afraid of technological progress.
25. They are afraid of printing presses,duplicators and xeroxes.
26. They are afraid of typewriters.
27. They are afraid of phototelegraphs and telexes.
28. They are afraid of automatic telecommunications with abroad.
29. They are afraid of letters.
30. They are afraid of telephones.
31. They are afraid to let people out.
32. They are afraid to let people in.
33. They are afraid of the left.
34. They are afraid of the right.
35. They are afraid of departure of the Soviet troops.
36. They are afraid of changes of the ruling clique in Moscow.
37. They are afraid of détente.
38. [This line is missing in the printed version.]
39. They are afraid of treaties have signed.
40. They are afraid for the treaties have signed.
41. They are afraid of their own police.
42. They are afraid of the spies.
43. They are afraid for their spies.
44. They are afraid of chess-players.
45. They are afraid of tennis-players.
46. They are afraid of hockey-players
47. They are afraid of gymnast girls.
48. They are afraid of St. Venceslas.
49. They are afraid of Master Jan Hus.
50. They are afraid of all the saints.
51. They are afraid of gifts to the kids on St Nicholas.
52. They are afraid of Santa Claus.
53. They are afraid of knapsacks being put on the statues of Lenin.
54. They are afraid of archives.
55. They are afraid of historians.
56. They are afraid of economists.
57. They are afraid of sociologists.
58. They are afraid of philosophers.
59. They are afraid of physicists.
60. They are afraid of physicians.
61. They are afraid of political prisoners.
62. They are afraid of the families of prisoners.
63. They are afraid of today’s evening.
64. They are afraid of tomorrow’s morning.
65. They are afraid of each and every day.
66. They are afraid of the future.
67. They are afraid of old age.
68. They are afraid of heart attacks and cirrhosis.
69. They are afraid even of that tiny trace of conscience that may still be left in them.
70. They are afraid out in the streets.
71. They are afraid inside their castle ghettoes.
72. They are afraid of their families.
73. They are afraid of their relatives.
74. They are afraid of their former friends and comrades.
75. They are afraid of their present friends and comrades.
76. They are afraid of each other.
77. They are afraid of what they have said.
78. They are afraid for their position.
79. [This line is missing in the printed version.]
80. They are afraid of water and fire.
81. They are afraid of wet and dry.
82. They are afraid of snow.
83. They are afraid of wind.
84. They are afraid of frost and heat.
85. They are afraid of noise and peace.
86. They are afraid of light and darkness.
87. They are afraid of joy and sadness.
88. They are afraid of jokes.
89. They are afraid of the upright.
90. They are afraid of the honest.
91. They are afraid of the educated.
92. They are afraid of the talented.
93. They are afraid of Marx.
94. They are afraid of Lenin.
95. They are afraid of all our dead presidents.
96. They are afraid of truth.
97. They are afraid of freedom.
98. They are afraid of democracy.
99. They are afraid of Human Rights’ Charter.
100. They are afraid of socialism. So why the hell are WE afraid of THEM?

Reference: https://www.marxists.org/history/etol/newspape/isj/1977/no095/100points.htm