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DAMN... my two worlds just collided...
Smoke Break:
^lol
what country did this go down in? If your still in the same city as him you need to track his ass down and at least get back your data cd's.
No Compute:
Just grass on him to the police, if you know who did it, it shouldn't be a probem.
Jip:
is this part of allahs plan for you?
if not, what is this?
Real American:
--- Quote from: Guerilla_From_Tha_Mist on February 05, 2007, 01:02:57 PM --- They're as bad as the fundamentalist Christians, as far as I'm concerned,
--- End quote ---
Fundamentalist Christians are nowhere near as oppressive as Muslims.
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: prominent on February 05, 2007, 01:55:28 PM ---Just grass on him to the police, if you know who did it, it shouldn't be a probem.
--- End quote ---
I know who did it, but this person is connected to me through other people, so it's not a situation where I can call the police; and I can't get ahold of this kid, and also he probably sold it already for a few dollars.... everyone thinks it's nothing, because nobody understands all the sentimental value.
This kid (I say kid, but he is almost as old as me) who stole is from outside of America and listens to music, but thinks that he's a bad Muslim. So when he saw that I had music, he doesn't understand real hip-hop, or conscious hip-hop, or my past or anything like that, and just thought from his own perspective that I must be a bad Muslim or a hypocrite, or a fake, he's been telling everybody this about me; because I had all this stuff.
The difference is, I was raised in this culture, and I don't consider music to be forbidden in Islam; actually, it's the opposite for me, hip-hop exposed me to Islam, and I for the last six years I've been working on a book that explains in depth the connection between the two of them.
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