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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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It's about institutional racism in the US police, released around the time of the LA riots.
Also discusses how blacks are repeatedly denied the same opportunity as whites which in many ways imposes a lifestyle of criminality on them, and the injustice of slavery.
Did you miss that bit?
(, Thu 14 Oct 2010, 19:39, 2 replies, latest was 15 years ago)
Hip-Hop doesn't give me the same lift as it does you.
Each to their own and all that!
(, Thu 14 Oct 2010, 19:41, Reply)
Different styles of hip hop is all, it's not all guns and violence, any more than all heavy metal is satan worshipping and church burning.
(, Thu 14 Oct 2010, 19:43, Reply)
if you read the lyrics it's pretty angry at black people who break free of a stereotype and become police themselves
(, Thu 14 Oct 2010, 19:44, Reply)
And the social hypocrisy of being policed by a corrupt and racist organisation.
(, Thu 14 Oct 2010, 19:45, Reply)
And shooting people with your 9mm if someone annoys you?
(, Thu 14 Oct 2010, 19:47, Reply)
You don't think art should talk about what happens in real life?
And KRS One hates crack. With a passion.
(, Thu 14 Oct 2010, 19:49, Reply)
isn't that the chap who thought 9/11 was something to cheer about?
The one who apparently quite likes to racially segregate people into us and them
(, Thu 14 Oct 2010, 20:53, Reply)
You don't think that someone can hold that view?
So what if he did? Have you read any more about what he said?
Doesn't stop him being a fantastic rapper, does it?
And he's also done benefit gigs for victims of 911, he said he can see Osama Bin Laden's reasons and point of view. I can too, it doesn't mean I condone or justify what happened.
(, Thu 14 Oct 2010, 21:02, Reply)
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