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Thread started 02/25/13 3:37pm

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9 year old does raunchy rap video, being investigated by police for child abuse charges.

This is how bad our society is getting.

http://www.huffingtonpost...59499.html

Depressing.

All you others say Hell Yea!! woot!
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Reply #1 posted 02/25/13 3:52pm

Timmy84

That video was out for a while. It took them that long to investigate?

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Reply #2 posted 02/26/13 1:22pm

bobzilla77

Letting your kids say dirty words on camera is child abuse?

This is really a weird time we are going through. I remember in 1989 the 2 Live Crew getting arrested along with club promoters, for saying dirty words at a 21 + over night club. After that the whole culture changed, dirty words were no longer off limits. They became fully mainstreamed. Just in time for "blowjob" to become an acceptable word before the Clinton Impeachment Proceedings.

Now that the stuff is mainstream culture it is picked up on by kids, and grownups don't think it's any big deal for kids to be exposed to it. Hey they gotta learn about that stuff somewhere. Then the pendulum swings back and now it's called child abuse.

I'm not a fan of what the video in question is promoting but I'm way more concerned about the possibility of kids being taken away from their parents because society thinks they are behaving badly when really they are just emulating the culture they grew up in.

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Reply #3 posted 02/26/13 2:01pm

Timmy84

^ And that's actually the problem. Why on earth don't we have age limits if parents don't give a fuck about what their kids listen to?

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Reply #4 posted 02/26/13 2:09pm

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^^Well you have adults (The Onion, the Oscar host) saying crude jokes about Quvenzhané Wallis.

You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton
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Reply #5 posted 02/26/13 2:50pm

Timmy84

MickyDolenz said:

^^Well you have adults (The Onion, the Oscar host) saying crude jokes about Quvenzhané Wallis.

Yeah I know... Well I don't remember Seth saying anything since I barely watched that bullshit (Oscars) anyways.

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Reply #6 posted 02/26/13 7:08pm

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quite right too. does that kid have a girlie ponytail? the authorities need to slap some sense into this lot, or there's no hope for that kid

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Reply #7 posted 02/27/13 8:11am

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bobzilla77 said:

Letting your kids say dirty words on camera is child abuse?



This is really a weird time we are going through. I remember in 1989 the 2 Live Crew getting arrested along with club promoters, for saying dirty words at a 21 + over night club. After that the whole culture changed, dirty words were no longer off limits. They became fully mainstreamed. Just in time for "blowjob" to become an acceptable word before the Clinton Impeachment Proceedings.



Now that the stuff is mainstream culture it is picked up on by kids, and grownups don't think it's any big deal for kids to be exposed to it. Hey they gotta learn about that stuff somewhere. Then the pendulum swings back and now it's called child abuse.



I'm not a fan of what the video in question is promoting but I'm way more concerned about the possibility of kids being taken away from their parents because society thinks they are behaving badly when really they are just emulating the culture they grew up in.


If the culture said it was okay for kids to smoke crack I guess that would be okay I do not think the kid needs to be taken away but CPS needs to look in on this family.
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