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Originally Posted by The ArchiTexan
Nobody said that getting rid of rap would end violence or crime. Violence and crime will always be with us. Killing rap will end part of the glorification. There is no need to glorify the disgusting, the ugly, or the violent. These are all hallmarks of rap. Although youth must rebel, why is it they mostly choose the most unattractive path. Rarely do youth rebel against their parents or society by surpassing them or making the world more beautiful. Youth have the knack of lowering the standards set by their predecessors. You could be proud to say that you?re definitely part of the ugly mob.
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And I'm telling you that rap isn't what you are saying it is. I'm certainly more of an expert on it than you are, as you don't even listen to it. Give me 1 song that glorifies violence and crime and I'll give you 10 that don't. How many people my age do you converse with on a daily basis? How long has it been since you were in high school or college? I think I have a little better idea of what the actual effect of rap is on the people you are worried about than you do.