#2721
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whats your favourite slayer albums conec. heres my order.

1. reign in blood
2. haunting the chapel
3. hell awaits
4. show no mercy
5. south of heaven

90s onwards i dont care about. all thier 80s stuff is top tier aside from south of heaven which is a definite step down in my mind (while still being p. good)
#2722
Mike Nelson here.
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conec posted:

and for one last time i need yall to roar... what the hell are you waiting for?

roar, sorry.

#2723
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hell awaits is monotonous and bland but show no mercy owns. south of heaven is good too
#2724
Online
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at the rhizzone we berate women for talking about misogyny. also there are no female posters here
#2725
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wow, i wasn't sure about some of conecs arguments so i went a looked them up and how about that:

in my intellectual opinion the genius conec is right - cornel west & bell hooks, "the rap genius"

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#2727
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conec posted:

u should be mocking yourself for not realizing my tactics


this is a great rap lyric tbh

#2728
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I'd rather listen to the opinion of bell hooks (liker of Tracey Chapman, btw) than the white supremacist execs piping in the latest Rich Homie Quan to titillate the burbs. just sayin
#2729
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Couldn't it be argued that purely the rap that got popular, which was formerly a choice mostly in the hands of white execs, was picked to degrade the image of black people? I would argue I've heard plenty of completely non-misogynisic hip hop music since youtube increased the ability for esoteric stuff to get exposure.
Or is all we are arguing over that a particularly subset of rap music is more degrading then other media, with people's arguments probably differing over the goalposts of what they think or have heard constitutes rap.
If so, what does it matter? Are we going to be able to grow more popular through public denunciations of rap,? Is the first act of the people's soviet going to be banning rap music? I don't mean to diminish women's role in the struggle, and their desire to be free of demeaning music, but shouldn't we be focused on changing the material conditions that are creating this, rather than this pointless arguing that does not seem to have a focus or goal. Can we approach this in a more, "constructive criticism'" way?
#2730
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yeah, well said^
#2731
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Red_Canadian posted:

Couldn't it be argued that purely the rap that got popular, which was formerly a choice mostly in the hands of white execs, was picked to degrade the image of black people?



you could argue that but you'd be wrong. in the interest of not repeating myself for the thousandth time

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conec posted:

petrol the chillest mod ever wants to ban me


honestly concec i don't know what to say, i called you out for saying something i consider to be pretty obviously racist, and ive backed that up with a brief but imo solid explanation, and rather than engage with that, you claim to not be racist because a nazi band had a asian member and you've had jungle fever. i hope you follow through on your threat to leave the thread. while you're at it, please consider leaving this website forever.

#2733
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lol this man said you had jungle fever. welcome to the communist rhizzone 😎
#2734
Dont Mess With Sucess
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Petrol posted:


Wow forgive and forget dumbass

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TheIneff posted:

lol this man said you had jungle fever. welcome to the communist rhizzone 😎


how better to paraphrase her specifically sexual take on "but some of my best friends are black!"

sorry if i sound pissed everyone but at this rate she's going to be posting on stormfront in a couple of years anyway so i'd rather she leave now

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#2737
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conec posted:

telling me a couple pages ago that im a stupid little girl who "isnt well read"


i did not say "little girl" or anything else gendered, i said "teenager", which you pointed out is inaccurate but who could tell from your posts

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#2739
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at least none of the pins are of a totenkopf you fucking slime
#2740
Poronto
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i prefer intellectual rap like mc chris, also massive chap hop lover here
#2741
Poronto
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it still demeans women but only insofar as it demeans the entire human race
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#2743
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*skims through book titled "battling trolls and gimmicks: how to keep your message board free of boring trash"*

hmm, i cant find the part that says "actively engage with them"
#2744
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You're right. I'm done
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#2747
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do you all like System of a Down? I think they're great and could have some potential in new online memes where we call for the heads of the bourgeoisie. #brainstorming #goodfaithactivism
#2748
Dont Mess With Sucess
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great, now we need to discuss the best way to appoint posters to the truth and reconciliation commission. another work week down the drain.
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#2750
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hello again "real life" thread. currently i'm laying in bed with a weird sore throat thing, my nose a little stuffed up, and some bad diarrhea from the chinese food i ate last night.

but hey we made it to page 69!!! yay whooooo *weakly hackles*
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#2752
http://bit.ly/1Jzhh7M
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thanks for reminding me that i used to listen to sys of a down unironically, conec
#2753
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look soicowboy, it's either soad or slipknot. as imperfect as it is, battle lines are being drawn as we speak and we must make space for our politics in the SOAD universe without abetting the tortured vile monsters of right wing culture. this is no time for ultraleftism
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#2755
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damn did i miss the rap conversation? i never got to talk about "return of da baby killa" and how far we've come since then
#2756
Dont Mess With Sucess
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Themselves posted:

damn did i miss the rap conversation?

No what you missed was the unsanctioned rap border skirmish

#2757
political car tune
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swampman posted:

Themselves posted:

damn did i miss the rap conversation?

No what you missed was the unsanctioned rap border skirmish


This thread switched back and forth between rap and rape so much i started reading posts about refugees rapping at local women

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mt.real
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conec posted:

animedad .. weird!! i was gonna post back to soicow about how its ok cos when i was a chicken in 4th n 5th grade i liked korn n slipknot a lot. i got marilyn manson cd for xmas and evanescence in my easter basket. but in 5th grade i started downloading music n also got to order 3 CDs from a catalog every other month so my taste in music started getting cooler real fast... mostly from the downloading cos i could type in keywords like "goth" and got ministry n stuff


*does math*

are... you old enough to drink

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Occupied Aztlan
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Petrol posted:

conec posted:

in cornel west's intellectual opinion, i`m right

hold the phone. not only the rappers themselves, but also the black academic, have spoken. an undefined but representative number of rappers, and at least one black academic, have spoken, on this issue. i guess it really is time for the cause of anti-misogyny-in-rap to be taken up by white teenagers who know little about rap and in fact actively dislike it



remember that time when bell hooks said white people focusing on rap's misogyny is racist?