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Islamic fundamentalism at dubcc
Matrix Heart:
--- Quote from: Needles Kane on April 29, 2005, 06:41:21 AM ---^^^^ damn that's a gay ass rhyme in your sig...
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You gotta understand Cam first it sounds better with instrumental :o
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Trauma-san:
There are no Islamic fundamentalists on this board. People that listen to rap obviously aren't fundamentalists, that's by definition the most un-holy music on the face of the planet, listen to what the lyrics are about. That's why so many here are athiests. Islamic fundamentalists would be turned off by the music and wouldn't be fans.
Instead, what you have here are a bunch of people who think they're doing the intelligent thing, by rebelling against what their parents believe in, or rebelling against what authority figures hold as true, rebelling against their country, or rebelling against their job, rebelling against the type of music their family likes, etc. They think that makes them an individual, when it's really just a blind rebellion from anything held as true by anyone in authority over them. Kind of sad, actually.
Elevz:
^^
I usually enjoy your posts, Trauma, but that made no sense to me. I'll listen to whatever I feel like listening to, and if that includes the music from the 70s my parents enjoy, so be it. I bet I'm not the only one here who's like that. I've got nothing against the majority of the music my parents listen to.
Of course there's others too who are just trying to be -different-, but come on... If you're thinking that bad of us, why do you even bother posting on this board?
ecrazy:
--- Quote from: rafsta on April 28, 2005, 02:29:22 PM ---
--- Quote from: Woodrow on April 28, 2005, 02:28:12 PM ---WTF??
I coulda sworn I saw a reply by finite here earlier...
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ditto
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His Reply Made No Sense Whatsoever, he quoted and talked about another post, he sounded like a big fuckin retard....Like Always
J Bananas:
--- Quote ---There are no Islamic fundamentalists on this board. People that listen to rap obviously aren't fundamentalists, that's by definition the most un-holy music on the face of the planet, listen to what the lyrics are about. That's why so many here are athiests. Islamic fundamentalists would be turned off by the music and wouldn't be fans.
Instead, what you have here are a bunch of people who think they're doing the intelligent thing, by rebelling against what their parents believe in, or rebelling against what authority figures hold as true, rebelling against their country, or rebelling against their job, rebelling against the type of music their family likes, etc. They think that makes them an individual, when it's really just a blind rebellion from anything held as true by anyone in authority over them. Kind of sad, actually.
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i get what you're saying and for the most part I share your sentiments except for the fact that Muslims do listen to hip hop. I know several people that were born orthodox muslims to parents from the middle east who listen to biggie and pac and it's nothin. it's because they have leanred how to seperate their conflicting interests in life from each other. Outsiders however usually have the misconception that one thing defines a person in their life which is totally not true at all, but thats why outsiders frontin like they hardcore muslim act like it's all garbage and rap music is hurtful to black women or islam or blah blah blah...This is one of the most simple ways to tell if someones got it in their heart or their head. In dubcc's case, infinite wants to appear righteous and devoted to Islam so he spends time hyping the shit out of it and rejecting anything alien to his conception of Islam. Speaking of infinite, where is he? I'd think someone like him would have something to say when his whole M.O. is being exposed in front of everybody, then again the bitch in most cats these days never surprises me...Hopefully he's finding somewhere to bury his kufi and forget about his whole little identity crisis.
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