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Alright, so this is maybe my last post in this thread.. i say maybe cause I'm hopelessly argumentitive...
here we go... First, I have to raise the issue that a lot of you have to remember, we're not all from the US.. it's great to reference to US stuff, but i know I personally don't get some of it. Next, I'm not sure, nor am I accusing anyone of it, but I feel that my big long long post has been attacked.. let me clairify... The point was not to offend everyone, which I might have accidently done... it was to raise questions. We all feel the way we feel and I hoped that maybe if I raised some questions in your minds you may see the other side of the fence. I may be a lil jaded, but it has to do with the people I'v met, and how rap has seemed to affet them. I know this one guy, before he dressed that way, walked the walk and talked the talk, he was a ton of fun to hang around with, but now you can see, he's changed, and everything he does has been slanted. When you walk by people that are into the whole rap culture everyday on your way to class and hear the talk everyday, it gets on your nerves a bit. But again, this is all personal opinion. I mean, do what you want, but, A) dont force me to be all into it. B) don't hurt anyone else or yourself doing it. C)don't propetuate the sterotype....
That's what really bugs me, people that are all oh, I'm oppressed, everyone thinks it's like this with me.. and then they do it, or they do it to 'show them' if you keep the cycle going... ugh! people!
My point of the day: I personally don't like rap, maybe it's how it's done, maybe it's the content, maybe it's just me... but am I a bad person for saying that I really can't stand listening to a genre of music? I hope not.... I mean, look at the amount of people that can't stand country... are they all bad - I don't like country either...meh.. I think I covered it all... I hope...
*sigh*
*hugz to all as alwayz*
Ann-Marie -team 783
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