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ConvenientHeuristic
- Jan 3, 2011
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All you need to do is listen to rap lyrics and you can see the culture of violence that blacks embrace.
Should I refer to bands like Cannibal Corpse and say that white people embrace that culture?
All blacks don't listen to the same music, asshole. Even if all blacks did listen to rap, that doesn't mean they'll actually do anything of what the lyrics depict.
You're like those NRA retards who blamed movies and video games as the sole reasons for gun violence. Fuck you.
I'm not sure on the link between violence and video games or music, but you must admit that rap culture has permeated our media/culture more than any other form of music?
Rap influences the clothes we wear, the movies we watch, the way we talk, etc. Rap has a greater influence in American culture than most other forms of music. Watch Sesame Street, you'll see lots of "rap" songs from Elmo and the others, but never thrash, black, nu or death metal same with country.
Cannibal Corpse is not main stream like rap is. Rap as a culture has a much greater impact, and my guess is that it has a pretty large impact in black areas too. It would be like saying that black people did not vote for Obama. But they did, so when 95% of a demographic does the same thing, its a cultural thing.
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