See post #297
Are you upset that Snoop found a way out of that life, or that he was part of the society that had few choices? Same with 50 Cent. I can't answer for Dre, but I'm sure being a product of that environment is part of it, just like being broke in rural red America is part of the reason why gun
violence is higher on a per capita basis in deep red states.
Broad generalities and handpicked examples are two sides of the same coin.
Great spin!!!
No.
The point is, since you play dumb, the BIGGEST TV EVENT, in America, celebrates dudes who rapped 187 on an undercover cop. Performed by a dude charged with 2 murders,
POSSIBLY, JUST MAYBE, influenced more "gun violence" than a black rifle company you tube ad, or any Ar company could hope to reach.
The NRA didn't create that. It didn't market dudes in long trenchcoats shooting up schools. It didn't market "gangsta" culture.
It isn't financing the DA in Chicago and St Louis.
Your answer, exposes the REAL ISSUE.
Randy grew up poor, a latchkey kid, no dad around. How many murder charges does he have?
I grew up the same, had one speeding ticket.
The "culture" that needs addressing, isn't the "gun culture".
But, addressing that culture means looking at REAL UNCOMFORTABLE SUBJECTS. You might get called a racist. A mysogenist. Part of the patriarchy.
So instead, you find what pays, and you jump in.
Honestly. Who has accessoried more killed people? Me? You? Or Busse fellow board Member, David Chipman?
Busse apparently was troubled by a dude with an AR at a protest.
But not the dude with the AR taking selfies at WACO? Not the dude supplying guns to El Chapo?
"Come on man"