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Rod exposes himself as a FAKE! Admits being FAKE! ...get in here you fraud..
WestCoasta:
^^^ yes, everyone thinks he's a fuckin weirdo
jeromechickenbone:
--- Quote from: Dat Nigga Ted aka The 10th Nazgûl on April 25, 2006, 05:44:34 PM ---Ya'll really think there is seriously something wrong with Infinite? I always thought he was just ashamed of being white. So he thinks he could just preach a bunch about Islam, in hopes of some how being considered an Arab.
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Self loathing is one of his prevalent personality traits.
Fonky Fresh:
lol what a thread i like that hehe someone's getting azz kicked in here hehe
WestCoasta:
the thing with this guy is, I feel he knows some of the things he so strongly stands by are false
and when people BLATANLY come with correct words that overpower what he previously said, he chooses to ignore it and continue with saying some shit he thinks is right, but really knows he's wrong
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Jrome The Marauder on April 25, 2006, 05:08:38 PM ---I think something really bad happened to Infinite in late 2004. He went a few weeks where every post he made was about how hip hop was dead. Then he thought he was Master P for a few weeks. Then, nearly every post since his Master P phase has been about Islam. These have gotten more extreme and more obsessive as time went on.
And I don't think he's faking it. I don't think he could keep up a charade for this long, and dedicate as much time to reading and learning Islam. I think he's had some serious problems and he's latched on to his religion and he's focused 100% of brain on it. Talking about how he was frustrated being in class / work because he could have spent that time studying Islam.
I can't imagine what would happen to his psyche if he ever came to the conclusion that organized religion ain't what he thought it was. I think it'd be too much for him to handle.
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Overseer banned me and deleted my account one time, so I came back on a different name HipHopIsDead and the MasterP thing. Mostly, however, I don't like to waste time at this forum. As I've said in a previous post, I believe that the hip-hop generation is going to be the next segment of American society to join Islam in crowds; so I spend alot of time talking about the religion here.
I also believe that hip-hop culture has alot of connections with Islam, so I feel it's appropriate here. Hip-Hop's pioneers the Zulu Nation are were Pan Islam/Pan African, and the name "Rap" was used in the 60's for Black Revolutionary H. "Rap" Browne to describe the poetic way in which he gave his speaches; H. "Rap" Browne has since converted to Islam and he is one of the most well known Muslim Imams in America. He has a large and vibrant community in Atlanta, Georgia and he is the leader of many Muslims all over America.
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