QUOTE(gryffin1 @ Jul 13 2006, 08:03 AM) [snapback]1268500[/snapback]
uh yeah u keep talking like that dude your gonna get this discussion board locked down

I've said nothing out of line.
QUOTE(Kaknelson @ Jul 13 2006, 03:44 PM) [snapback]1269064[/snapback]
No actually we don't have the right, well all other countries NO. But it seems that the strong-hand of America can do whatever it wishes too. Tis a scary, scary thought. I didn't say bush HATES, i said he doesn't LIKE them evidently. Moreoever he doesn't consider them in the middle east as equals or equivelents to him. The barbaric slaughteration of Falluja, mistreated prisoners, forcing them to "pee" on there korans. Was this ever saddening to watch, especially as a Canadian above you seeing the filtered news, as if it's all OK. Acts of terror he instructs will go down historically.
With the infomation at the time, it was right. We don't need permission to defend ourselves.
Oh? How about Canadian law holding alledged terrorists for years as their detention was a 'nightmare' and then they want to deport him to a country where he will be tortured brutally and then killed.
Those are alledged as well for the US' actions. I haven't heard the peeing on the Koran one yet.
QUOTE(Kaknelson @ Jul 13 2006, 03:44 PM) [snapback]1269064[/snapback]
The government would love to turn Kanye into a Cash Cow like 50 Cent, a mindless emcee rapping about nothing more than Woman, Guns and Booze. Prevoking black on black crime, drug sales and gun violence. Kanye, however, speaks from his heart, from what i know, Hip Hop is in dire need of people like him. They portray him in a manner that he is a bad person for that very reason. He is not at all, although i feel his ego grows everyday with all his success, which maybe isn't a good thing. Nevertheless, Kanye didn't say all those things in the context in which they portrayed.
Yeah, he's such a great person making stupid comments that stray from the facts. Having lyrics going "**** the police" and "But the white man get paid off of all a dat" and I'm sure there is more in his lyrics.
QUOTE(Kaknelson @ Jul 13 2006, 03:44 PM) [snapback]1269064[/snapback]
Rap is modern soul or blues music, as Aerosmith says. But i guess it isn't for everyone... my grandparents for instance. Yes Kratos, im comparing you to them. It's whatever, I and your countries are cousins. Cousins can argue, if we didn't we'd get no where. Now curl up in your patriotic American Flag blanket and listen to "Diamonds are from Sierra Leone" - Kanye West..... even thouugh you may dislike what Hiphop sounds like, stands for, or represents. Listen to the beauty of the song.
Good for rap? I really don't care. I just simply don't like it and you're not going to 'convert' me to listening to it by trying to compare it.
QUOTE(Never_Hit_Nirvana @ Jul 13 2006, 04:35 PM) [snapback]1269142[/snapback]
The worst part of this is not what West said, it was hilarious in a lookit-that-idiot way, but that I have heard it echoed in so many places. The complete ignorance of the facts is beyond disturbing. FEMA handles emergencies. The State of Louisiana is responsible for maintaining the levees, the governor and mayor for evacuating the areas possibly affected. Bush is responsible for what exactly? Showing up after the fact and raising spirits, waving to a camera and that is about it. Blaming him for a hurricane, yes Whitey is so evil he can control the weather, is just laughable for its complete stupidity.
To believe a word West say is to show an abysmal lack of critical-thinking skills (see my blog), and towering ignorance. He has the right to say whatever he wants, but, apparently, not the ability to release how much of a mongoloid he sounds like.
I agree.