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ExactlyoXJmAuPs2005Xo wrote:A Ghost wrote:Hip Hop is simply fictional entertainment on a cd, there are plenty of movies and tv shows that say the exact same thing but Hip Hop is the only thing that comes under fire?oXJmAuPs2005Xo wrote:this is the most fuccin stupidest thing i have heard of being on the news so fuccin what a white guy called some black girl a nappy heade ho rappers do the shit all the time what so different al sharpton doesnt have a fuccin argument
Not only that but the media only shows the bad side of Hip Hop.
How come the media doesnt show the good side of Hip Hop?
dont know why they dont but i know who the good rappers are i could chill all day listening to common nas pharoh monch and papoose drop knowledege
And thats where the crap hip hop Im talking about comes into play.se11 wrote:i wasnt talking down on hiphop at all. i'm just saying when young black, white, latin, asian, indian, ect. girls are in the club grinding on guys to songs like "i got hoes", it is safe to say the younger generation has embraced the hiphop genre.
At one point it was about fighting racism, talking about real issues, and now its all about Lip Gloss, Peanut Butter, and Chicken Noodle Soup...
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But whats wrong with hiphop turning females into hoe??? The american media doesnt think there nothing wrong, people are still encouraging it. Gotta keep selling those clothes to keep the economy going. The only thing coming out of america right now is football and hiphop, thats it..Qdawg wrote:truese11 wrote:i wasnt talking down on hiphop at all. i'm just saying when young black, white, latin, asian, indian, ect. girls are in the club grinding on guys to songs like "i got hoes", it is safe to say the younger generation has embraced the hiphop genre.
the american media doesnt think its wrong so its a good thing, right? Cause isnt the media there for the people, representing the people?se11 wrote:are you #%@&#%@ serious? why don't we just start turning women into "skeet magnets" next. i mean you can't just disrespect people like that on the radio.But whats wrong with hiphop turning females into hoe???
if they didnt think its wrong, this whole thing with imus would be half over. the younger generation accepted it, but its still not a word that should be used to describe any kind of women.the american media doesnt think its wrong so its a good thing, right?
and what women in america want to be "hoes"?
Sheep???? americans always gotta get into a racial argument, lol, goats and sheep i take offence to when you get racialWIP wrote:you sound like the typical sheep caught up into watching television.johnnnny wrote:in america all the guys wanna be football players and all the girls wanna be hoes, thats whats been happening and thats whats going to keep happening lol
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No, that is rapping, a form of musical entertainment. Hip Hop on the other hand:A Ghost wrote:oXJmAuPs2005Xo wrote:this is the most fuccin stupidest thing i have heard of being on the news so fuccin what a white guy called some black girl a nappy heade ho rappers do the shit all the time what so different al sharpton doesnt have a fuccin argument
Hip Hop is simply fictional entertainment on a cd, there are plenty of movies and tv shows that say the exact same thing but Hip Hop is the only thing that comes under fire?
Not only that but the media only shows the bad side of Hip Hop.
How come the media doesnt show the good side of Hip Hop?
Hiphop is the name of our collective consciousness... At the Temple of Hiphop, Hiphop is practiced as an alternative behavior capable of transforming subjects and objects in an attempt to manifest our collective consciousness. Hiphop is a state of mind.
The Gospel of Hiphop
First Principle
Hiphop (Hip´Hop) is a term that describes our independent collective consciousness. Ever growing, it is commonly expressed through such elements as Breakin, Emceein, Graffiti Art, Deejayin, Beatboxin, Street Fashion, Street Language, Street Knowledge and Street Entrepreneurialism. Wherever and whenever these and future elements and expressions of Hiphop Kulture manifest; this Hiphop Declaration of Peace shall advise the use and interpretation of such elements, expressions and lifestyle.
Second Principle
Hiphop Kulture respects the dignity and sanctity of life without discrimination or prejudice. Hiphoppas shall thoroughly consider the protection and the development of life, over and before the individual decision to destroy or seek to alter its natural development.
Third Principle
Hiphop Kulture respects the Laws and agreements of its culture, its country, its institutions and whomever it does business with. Hiphop does not irresponsibly break Laws and commitments.
Fourth Principle
Hiphop is a term that describes our independent collective consciousness. As a conscious way of life, we acknowledge our influence on society, especially on children; and we shall forever keep the rights and welfare of both in mind. Hiphop Kulture encourages womanhood, manhood, sisterhood, brotherhood, childhood and family. We are conscious not to bring any intentional disrespect that jeopardizes the dignity and reputation of our children, elders and ancestors.
Fifth Principle
The ability to define, defend and educate ourselves is encouraged, developed, preserved, protected and promoted as a means toward peace and prosperity, and toward the protection and the development of our self-worth. Through knowledge of purpose and the development of our natural and learned skills, Hiphoppas are encouraged to always present their best work and ideas.
Sixth Principle
Hiphop Kulture honors no relationship, person, event, act or otherwise wherein the preservation and further development of Hiphop's culture, principles and elements are not considered or respected. Hiphop Kulture does not participate in activities that clearly destroy or alter its ability to productively and peacefully exist. Hiphoppas are encouraged to initiate and participate in fair trade and honesty in all negotiations and transactions.
Seventh Principle
The essence of Hiphop is beyond entertainment: The elements of Hiphop Kulture may be traded for money, honor, power, respect, food, shelter, information and other resources; however, Hiphop and its culture cannot be bought, nor is it for sale. It (Hiphop) cannot be transferred or exchanged by or to anyone for any compensation at any time or at any place. Hiphop is not a product. Hiphop is the priceless principle of our self-empowerment.
Eighth Principle
Companies, corporations, non and not-for-profit organizations, as well as individuals and groups that are clearly benefiting from the use, interpretation and/or exploitation of the term Hiphop, (i.e. Hip Hop, hip-hop,) and the expressions and terminologies of Hiphop, (i.e. Hip Hop, hip-hop,) are encouraged to commission and/or employ a full-time or part-time certified Hiphop Kultural Specialist to interpret and answer sensitive cultural questions regarding the principles and proper presentations of Hiphop’s elements and culture; relative to businesses, individuals, organizations, communities, cities, as well as other countries.
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May 3rd is Rap Music Day. Hiphoppas are encouraged to dedicate their own time and talent to self-development and for service to their communities. Every third week in May is Hiphop Appreciation Week. During this time, Hiphoppas are encouraged to honor their ancestors, reflect upon their cultural contributions and appreciate the elements and principles of Hiphop Kulture. November is Hiphop History Month. During this time Hiphoppas are encouraged to participate in the creating, learning and honoring of Hiphop's history and historical cultural contributors.
Tenth Principle
Hiphoppas are encouraged to build meaningful and lasting relationships that rest upon Love, trust, equality and respect. Hiphoppas are encouraged not to cheat, abuse, or deceive their friends.
Eleventh Principle
The Hiphop community exists as an international culture of consciousness that provides all races, tribes, religions and styles of people a foundation for the communication of their best ideas and works. Hiphop Kulture is united as one multi-skilled, multi-cultural, multi-faith, multi-racial people committed to the establishment and the development of peace.
Twelfth Principle
Hiphop Kulture does not intentionally or voluntarily participate in any form of hate, deceit, prejudice or theft at any time. At no time shall Hiphop Kulture engage in any violent war within itself. Those who intentionally violate the principles of this Declaration of Peace or intentionally reject its advice, forfeit by their own actions the protections set forth herein.
Thirteenth Principle
Hiphop Kulture rejects the immature impulse for unwarranted acts of violence and always seeks diplomatic, non-violent strategies in the settlement of all disputes. Hiphoppas are encouraged to consider forgiveness and understanding before any act of retaliation. War is reserved as a final solution when there is evidence that all other means of diplomatic negotiation have failed repeatedly.
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Hiphoppas are encouraged to eliminate poverty, speak out against injustice and shape a more caring society and a more peaceful world. Hiphop Kulture supports a dialogue and action that heals divisions in society, addresses the legitimate concerns of humankind and advances the cause of peace.
Fifteenth Principle
Hiphoppas respect and learn from the ways of Nature, regardless of where we are on this planet. Hiphop Kulture holds sacred our duty to contribute to our own survival as independent, free-thinking beings in and throughout the Universe. This planet, commonly known as Earth is our nurturing parent and Hiphoppas are encouraged to respect Nature and all creations and inhabitants of Nature.
Sixteenth Principle
Hiphop's pioneers, legends, teachas, elders, and ancestors shall not be inaccurately quoted, misrepresented, or disrespected at anytime. No one should profess to be a Hiphop pioneer or legend unless they can prove with facts and/or witnesses their credibility and contributions to Hiphop Kulture.
Seventeenth Principle
Hiphoppas are encouraged to share resources. Hiphoppas should give as freely and as often as possible. It is the duty of every Hiphoppa to assist, whenever possible, in the relief of human suffering and in the correction of injustice. Hiphop is shown the highest respect when Hiphoppas respect each other. Hiphop Kulture is preserved, nurtured and developed when Hiphoppas preserve, nurture and develop one another.
Eighteenth Principle
Hiphop Kulture maintains a healthy, caring and wealthy, central Hiphop guild – fully aware and invested with the power to promote, teach, interpret, modify and defend the principles of this Hiphop Declaration of Peace.
it is funny qdawg because we all know how respectful all americans are, lolQdawg wrote:WIP wrote:you sound like the typical sheep caught up into watching television.johnnnny wrote:in america all the guys wanna be football players and all the girls wanna be hoes, thats whats been happening and thats whats going to keep happening lol
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MiChuhSuh
If you guys read between the lines, he's obviously being SARCASTIC, like Stephen Colbert (except he's not doing it as well)johnnnny wrote:Sheep???? americans always gotta get into a racial argument, lol, goats and sheep i take offence to when you get racialWIP wrote:you sound like the typical sheep caught up into watching television.johnnnny wrote:in america all the guys wanna be football players and all the girls wanna be hoes, thats whats been happening and thats whats going to keep happening lol
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MiChuhSuh
johnnny stop bad mouthing America AS IF OUT TELEVISION ACTUALLY REPRESENTED OUR PEOPLE (IT DOESN'T!!!)
Not everyone here is a self-hating hypocritical homeland-bashing leader-blaming punk like Michael Moore, we will not go to your country thinking "Oh wow this place is so much better Americans are stupid", look at Toronto, Jane and Finch, and all the other crap you have IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY FIRST
Not everyone here is a self-hating hypocritical homeland-bashing leader-blaming punk like Michael Moore, we will not go to your country thinking "Oh wow this place is so much better Americans are stupid", look at Toronto, Jane and Finch, and all the other crap you have IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY FIRST
-i dont watch TVMiChuhSuh wrote:johnnny stop bad mouthing America AS IF OUT TELEVISION ACTUALLY REPRESENTED OUR PEOPLE (IT DOESN'T!!!)
Not everyone here is a self-hating hypocritical homeland-bashing leader-blaming punk like Michael Moore, we will not go to your country thinking "Oh wow this place is so much better Americans are stupid", look at Toronto, Jane and Finch, and all the other crap you have IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY FIRST
-unfortunatly im not the only one outside of america who thinks this
-in north america, its americas way or the highway, your country is my countries problem. Any canadien will tell you that, a couple of examples would be our stance in invading iraq, and the softwood lumber dispute.and all the other crap you have IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY FIRST
-Add ontop all the teachings of black and white pride groups that make its way north of the border(words travel faster then people) and we almost have a party.... ex, im getting blamed for slavery (lol that ended pretty quickly once i gave that one american my piece of mind)Everything even the price of oil is controlled by america, like i said your countries the problem.
Our 1 problem to you 1000Jane and Finch
then why is it most of everyone i met hates the people of america>?"Oh wow this place is so much better Americans are stupid"
-in north america, its americas way or the highway, your country is my countries problem.
lol come on now i dont hate canadians or anything but come on. you guys had like 12 troops in iraq. im not even for the war, but its not like you had to sent a huge force to fight, which more than half are already home. canada helped volunteraly, that was really nice and worth appreciation. but come on.
maybe, they're prejudice too?then why is it most of everyone i met hates the people of america>?
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Heres an excerpt of a NEW YORK STATE APPROVED COLLEGE BOOKse11 wrote:are you #%@&#%@ serious? why don't we just start turning women into "skeet magnets" next. i mean you can't just disrespect people like that on the radio.But whats wrong with hiphop turning females into hoe???
Im going to supply a picture of the book, the author and the page you can find the quote on.
That way if you want to you can look it up for yourself.
Criminological Theory
By Francis T. Cullen and Robert Agnew
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"Conservative commentators on public policy are fond of attributing crime in the inner cities to the faulty culture of community residents. "If youths only had good values, respected the law, dresssed the right way, and saw the value of schooling," so the argument goes, "they would stay out of trouble, get good jobs and achieve the American Dream."
Many criminologists reject such thinking not only because it is simplistic, but also because it conveniently ignores the harch lives that inner-city people face-from birth through adulthood. If culture is to blame, then there is no need to pay attention to the potential "root causes" of lawlessness-conditions such as poverty, inadequate health care, disrupted families, schools in shambles, and the depletion of economic opportunity as jobs move to the suburbs and to other nations. The focus on culture also masks the fact that many of these harsh conditions do not simply emerge naturally but are the result of political choices by elected officials who do little or nothing about them. In short, scholars see attributing crime to "bad culture" as dangerous because it obscures the role of "bad structures" in causing criminal behavior."
(Robert J Sampson and William Julius Wilson, chapter 8, page 102, copyright 2006 by Roxbury Publishing Company)
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Thats different.se11 wrote:if they didnt think its wrong, this whole thing with imus would be half over. the younger generation accepted it, but its still not a word that should be used to describe any kind of women.the american media doesnt think its wrong so its a good thing, right?
and what women in america want to be "hoes"?
IMUS is supposed to be proffesional.
If he wants to tell race jokes then he needs to go to Comedy Central
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