I keep it pretty gangsta in the rap music department and I've never shot anyone lol.
Seriously though, I think there has a been a big shift in the way parents raise kids, and it isn't good. As a parent your role is to get a child ready for life, not coddle them and shelter them to the point of creating a useless person.
and..... WTF is up with all of these "hey kids, get up and move around at least 10 minutes a day" commercials lately. When I was a kid I was outside playing, riding my bike, whatever from sun up to sun down. Now kids just sit inside fucking around on the computer, xbox, whatever. Take those away for 5 minutes and they don't know what to do with themselves. It's fucking evolution. We used to get chased by lions on the plains of Africa, and that's how you became stronger. you learned that falling out of a tree = bad, you learned how physics works by avoiding falling and moving objects. Now we're raising a generation of kids that's only experience with physics and reality is in video games. What happens when they get behind the wheel of a 4,000lb vehicle and have no idea or concept of distance, friction, etc.
and don't even get me started on hand sanitizers and anti bacterial bullshit that is giving our kids all these allergies because they can't be around fucking life anymore.
anyone ever watched idiocracy?
These new young kids lack discipline and listen to too much rap music.
it's funny cause the people who do columbines are kids who listen to emo and depressing music. rap is irrelevant to school shootings :2drinkspit:
Yeah, but statistically, listening to rap is a big factor in whether a guy abuses a girl or not. Calling women bitches and ho's and glorifying beating them up - as called for in so much of c/rap music - does a number on your head after a while and a lot of guys get programmed by that shit and start to think that messing up women is okay.
Of course, I know that everyone here is a decent gentleman who never has hostile thoughts toward his significant female other and has never considered acting them out physically. Ahem. So this doesn't apply to you. :338:
I've known a couple of women who worked in women's crisis/rape centers as counselors, and socioeconomic factors/race factors aside, a disproportionate amount of the guys committing these crimes on women were boyfriends, fathers, and husbands who were WAY into the nastiest rap music. This cut across lines of white/Hispanic/black, too - my friends say that they were shocked at what a common factor it was. From counseling the victims they learned a lot about psychological profiling potential abusers and the rap stuff figured into it big time - this was 1999 - 2006 or so that I had friends learning about this.
I dunno, the info might be out of date now. Maybe Lady Gaga is the new menace. She sure is freaky enough.