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This shit is so fucking pathetic. People need to get a life.
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Originally posted by Vision Blurred View PostWhere can i sign thoughThe borders should be illegal instead of the people, who were here before the bible and all of its sequels
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Originally posted by TupacShaquer View Post
https://twitter.com/JColeNC/statuses/359098376404484097
I said something in a rap that was offensive to those with Autism. Feel terrible. A tweeted apology wouldn't do. http://www.dreamvillain.net/autismspeaks/Autism Speaks
Posted on July 21, 2013 by DreamVillain — 70 Comments ↓
Recently there’s been a trend that includes rappers saying something
offensive, only to be attacked for it in the media and pressured to
apologize. I have to be completely honest and say there’s a part of me
that resents that. I view rap similar to how I view comedy. It’s going
to ruffle feathers at times. It’s going to go “too far”. I do not
believe that an apology is needed every time someone is offended,
especially when that apology is really only for the sake of saving an
endorsement or cleaning up bad press.
With that said, this is not the case today. This letter is sincere.
This apology IS necessary.
In a recent verse on the song “Jodeci Freestyle”, I said something
highly offensive to people with Autism. Last week, when I first saw a
comment from someone outraged about the lyric, I realized right away
that what I said was wrong. I was instantly embarrassed that I would
be ignorant enough say something so hurtful. What makes the crime
worse is that I should have known better.
To the entire Autism community who expressed outrage, I’m moved and
inspired by your passion, and I’m amazed at how strong you are as a
unit. I have now read stories online from parents about their
struggles and triumphs with raising an Autistic child and I admire how
incredibly strong you have to be to do so. It’s touching. It also
makes what I said even more embarrassing for me. I feel real shame.
You have every right to be angry.
To anyone suffering from Autism, either mildly or severely, I am
sorry. I’m bound to make mistakes in my life, but in my heart I just
want to spread Love.
I want to educate myself more on Autism, and I’ll gladly own my
mistake and serve as an example to today’s generation that there’s
nothing cool about mean-spirited comments about someone with Autism.
People with this disorder and their loved ones have to go through so
much already, the last thing they need is to hear something as
ignorant as what I said. I understand.
To the parents who are fighting through the frustrations that must
come with raising a child with severe autism, finding strength and
patience that they never knew they had; to the college student with
Asperger’s Syndrome; to all those overcoming Autism. You deserve
medals, not disrespect. I hope you accept my sincere apology.
Much Love
-Cole
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Originally posted by BrewCityYM View PostActually The Gays Did Say Sumthing . . . You Was Prolly Too Young To Remember
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@lilweezyfan Older Brother Caught Feelings
I hate them thirsty bitches
Cut them off like circumcision
-Lil Wayne
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