(10-16-2016 06:27 PM)miko33 Wrote:  

(10-15-2016 08:16 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  

(10-15-2016 07:39 AM)QuestionSocratic Wrote:  Yep that's what she told a crowd about how she felt concerning Trump's comments of sexual groping.

And yet, as recently as April, Michelle hosted rapper Rick Ross at the White House. This is the same rapper who sang (?) about drugging a woman and raping her.

Do I sense a bit of hypocrisy here?

No because the man is an artist. Musical artists frequently tell stories when they sing. Its not meant to be taken as if they are talking about themselves. Did you actually think Sting was a stalker because he sand "Every breath you take" or that Bruce Springsteen was a pedophile because he sand "Im on Fire"?

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That term is being used very loosely here, but I digress. Sure, I can give you that the rapper is singing about something that MAY be a fiction vs Trump's comments on the bus. However, to say that the music plays no role in glorifying this behavior is laughable. It most certainly does. And you know it does.

Rappers are artists like auctioneers are opera stars. Both are real good at talking fast and selling schit.

(10-15-2016 07:39 AM)QuestionSocratic Wrote:  Yep that's what she told a crowd about how she felt concerning Trump's comments of sexual groping.

And yet, as recently as April, Michelle hosted rapper Rick Ross at the White House. This is the same rapper who sang (?) about drugging a woman and raping her.

Do I sense a bit of hypocrisy here?

She's a leftist isn't she?

Good one Fo. It made me LOL!

If the degradation of women depicted in rap music is ok with you so much that you invite rappers into your house, you are a hypocrite to claim to be seriously offended by Trump's talk.
Both offend or neither offends. Can't have it both ways.