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Originally posted by ImpliedChaos
Things were not that peaceful back then..that was just an ILLUSION due to censorship
Originally posted by shots
Originally posted by ImpliedChaos
Things were not that peaceful back then..that was just an ILLUSION due to censorship
Oh how wrong you are. Back then you had one beat cop walking beats everyone knew their cop by name. You cannot say the same now because you call the police and ten suqad cars arrive for just a family distrubance back then one man handled the situation.
Originally posted by Rasobasi420
So what does that tell you? It tells me that the police no longer care about the community they are policing, and would rather drive around in their squad car,
Do you think censorship will produce a more peaceful world, or just one where you don't see the bad stuff from your ivory tower?
Originally posted by sdrawkcab
shots, I think you're fighting an argument that has no real chance of changing anything.
Originally posted by shots
Do you think censorship will produce a more peaceful world, or just one where you don't see the bad stuff from your ivory tower?
You are throwing the word censorship around far to much it is not about censorship per say it is about developing morals where people will not care for the music. You like it that is fine, but others do not and now that includes the NAACP as well as others. If they can see the problem the music is or has caused why can't you?
Originally posted by Rasobasi420
Developing morals through governmental and corporate editing? That's censorship. A rose by any other name shots,
And that last line (the bold part), Just because the NAACP thinks something is true doesn't mean it's a blanket belief by all black people. Maybe that's not exactly what you meant, but it sure sounded like it.
Originally posted by sdrawkcab
The way you want it, you'll never get it. We will never be censored to the degree that you feel we should be.
Originally posted by shots
Well you are certainly allowed to your opinion however I do not consider having good morals as a form of censorship as you do. Scratches head wondering what ever happen to the parents that washed kids mouths out with soap That worked real fast try it some time.
so are you saying the NAACP does not mean anything to the MAJORITY OF the African American Community? I am willing to bet many would disagree with you.
I know you like hip hop or whatever you care to call it which is fine, but you really should think about the corruption the music is promoting within the African American communities rather then the money it puts in your pocket.
This fallacy has the following general form:
1. A and B are associated on a regular basis.
2. Therefore A is the cause of B.
The general idea behind this fallacy is that it is an error in reasoning to conclude that one thing causes another simply because the two are associated on a regular basis. More formally, this fallacy is committed when it is concluded that A is the cause of B simply because they are associated on a regular basis. The error being made is that a causal conclusion is being drawn from inadequate evidence.
Originally posted by Rasobasi420
I'll post again
Originally posted by shots
You can post that questionable cause all you want. That will not change the fact the key groups and members of the African American comunity are now speaking out against hip hop and you will not change that.
The Appeal to Popularity has the following form:
1. Most people approve of X (have favorable emotions towards X).
2. Therefore X is true.
The basic idea is that a claim is accepted as being true simply because most people are favorably inclined towards the claim. More formally, the fact that most people have favorable emotions associated with the claim is substituted in place of actual evidence for the claim. A person falls prey to this fallacy if he accepts a claim as being true simply because most other people approve of the claim.