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When people say the dumbest things...
Just figured I would start a discussion cause I see some much stupid stuff being said and commented on, on the internet and sometimes it goes over looked..
Here is a prime example... again just my 2 cents...
Ok DMX is in jail right well he was commenting about having to wear pink in the jail he is in... this discussion can be found on
http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/hiphopmediatraining/47509/dmx-adop...
Well everyone is aloud to comment afterwards... well this stupid dude.. sorry just my opinion said this as follows...
I figured I would post his non sense comment sicne by time someone else reads and replies his will be bumped since they random post often anyways here is what he said,,,, sounds to me he is judging a book by its cover and simply just racist
1. RapEqualsGangs - Fri Jan 16, 2009 1:19pm PST
Well, well, well...it's about time--don't ya' think?--that a drug-dealing, gangbanging, animal-abusing, violence-using career criminal (who happens to be Afro-American, too) FINALLY got his by being locked up. Now, how about other dangerous black rappers such as Snoop Dogg, Fifty Cent, Kanye West, Lil' Kim (back to jail, beyotch!), etc.. It's really disconcerting that when you analyze statistics, it's really the black community that produces these gangbanging, drug-dealing sociopaths such as DMX! Look at how he claimed that a stint in jail was basically something as casual to him as a "hangout" spot! What kind of perverse culture do these black rappers come from when being in jail is looked at as being "hip" and the "place to be?!" That's because the black community has a dearth of positive role models. I mean, besides Bill Cosby who tells all punk black males to pull up their pants and speak with some civility, ALL black leaders just keep telling their "people" to hate on Whitey. These offenders are Jesse Jackson Sr. and Jr., Al Sharpton, Louis Farrakhan, etc.! No wonder DMX thinks it's cool to be in jail while he bittches about pink undergarments. Am I right, dawwwgs??!
Here is a prime example... again just my 2 cents...
Ok DMX is in jail right well he was commenting about having to wear pink in the jail he is in... this discussion can be found on
http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/hiphopmediatraining/47509/dmx-adop...
Well everyone is aloud to comment afterwards... well this stupid dude.. sorry just my opinion said this as follows...
I figured I would post his non sense comment sicne by time someone else reads and replies his will be bumped since they random post often anyways here is what he said,,,, sounds to me he is judging a book by its cover and simply just racist
1. RapEqualsGangs - Fri Jan 16, 2009 1:19pm PST
Well, well, well...it's about time--don't ya' think?--that a drug-dealing, gangbanging, animal-abusing, violence-using career criminal (who happens to be Afro-American, too) FINALLY got his by being locked up. Now, how about other dangerous black rappers such as Snoop Dogg, Fifty Cent, Kanye West, Lil' Kim (back to jail, beyotch!), etc.. It's really disconcerting that when you analyze statistics, it's really the black community that produces these gangbanging, drug-dealing sociopaths such as DMX! Look at how he claimed that a stint in jail was basically something as casual to him as a "hangout" spot! What kind of perverse culture do these black rappers come from when being in jail is looked at as being "hip" and the "place to be?!" That's because the black community has a dearth of positive role models. I mean, besides Bill Cosby who tells all punk black males to pull up their pants and speak with some civility, ALL black leaders just keep telling their "people" to hate on Whitey. These offenders are Jesse Jackson Sr. and Jr., Al Sharpton, Louis Farrakhan, etc.! No wonder DMX thinks it's cool to be in jail while he bittches about pink undergarments. Am I right, dawwwgs??!
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