While aryan_brethren is obviously a racist cracker asshole, I do agree that the lyrics in this song are racist and I think if it was Eminem, rapping about hating the Koreans in his neighbourhood, there would have been a massive outcry.
It seems to me, that society cannot do Political Correctness, without leaping from one extreme to the other. It seems that a lot of the time, people are scared to challenge racist comments made by people of another race, for fear of being branded a racist, themselves. It seems to me, that as I said before, Political Correctness, has never found a middle ground, years ago, intollerance of Black and Indian people (at least in Britain) was "The norm" and any critisism of white people was met with the standard response of "If you don't like it, fuck off back to your own country", today it is totally the opposite, with many white people branded as racists, based on non race related matters and racism perpetrated by Black or Indian people, not raising an eyebrow.
Racism should not be tolerated, regrdless of the race of the person commiting it -
While aryan_brethren is obviously a racist cracker asshole, I do agree that the lyrics in this song are racist and I think if it was Eminem, rapping about hating the Koreans in his neighbourhood, there would have been a massive outcry.
It seems to me, that society cannot do Political Correctness, without leaping from one extreme to the other. It seems that a lot of the time, people are scared to challenge racist comments made by people of another race, for fear of being branded a racist, themselves. It seems to me, that as I said before, Political Correctness, has never found a middle ground, years ago, intollerance of Black and Indian people (at least in Britain) was "The norm" and any critisism of white people was met with the standard response of "If you don't like it, fuck off back to your own country", today it is totally the opposite, with many white people branded as racists, based on non race related matters and racism perpetrated by Black or Indian people, not raising an eyebrow.