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i think hip-hop can be blamed for violence...

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coola:
think about it, if you listen to hip-hop you embrace the rules of the game, or relate, otherwise you would reject it and not listen to it.. in effect people who immerse themselves in gangsta rap would develop a gangsta mentality...

i'm saying hip-hop can be blamed, because hip-hop's main driving and selling force is gangsta rap...

so christians saying hip-hop is evil, i can understand where they are coming from... it completely goes against jesus' teachings, of forgiveness, turning the other cheek etc...

crazy stuff...

Mr. O:

--- Quote from: Chief on December 18, 2005, 09:41:24 PM ---think about it, if you listen to hip-hop you embrace the rules of the game, or relate, otherwise you would reject it and not listen to it.. in effect people who immerse themselves in gangsta rap would develop a gangsta mentality...

i'm saying hip-hop can be blamed, because hip-hop's main driving and selling force is gangsta rap...

so christians saying hip-hop is evil, i can understand where they are coming from... it completely goes against jesus' teachings, of forgiveness, turning the other cheek etc...

crazy stuff...

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Music don't create much impact on listeners to have violence.  It's other issues like environment, social, bio, and stuff like that.
At least in my opinion.

coola:
i think music is a powerful weapon in getting a message across... possibly the best.

Sikotic™:
Stupid people are to be blamed for violence. I bump hip-hop daily, and I'm far from violent.

If anything causes violence, it's the environment.

coola:
^ good point.. but how could you explain the rich suburban kids that have no need to mob but do it anyways ?

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