Re: BANNED MUSIC for Teens - List it Here
Yeah, good one!
And ban all rap as well, its mainly made by 'cool' fat lazy and god hating afro's anyway.
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Re: BANNED MUSIC for Teens - List it Here
Today's banned genre is: all reggae music.
Superficially, reggae may seem like a relatively innocuous form of music: while emo openly urges children to become human bombs for Allah, and hippity-hop is well-known for its glorification of murder, hard drug abuse, and general nappy-headed ho behaviour, reggae seems to encourage nothing worse than pot-smoking and a little light-hearted rape. But is that really all there is to it? For one thing, look at Jamaica. Case closed.
For another, it is important to bear in mind reggae's importance in inciting violence. While songs like "Shoot the kids at school" by the Marilyn Mansons or "Violent Sodomy" by Syndrome of a Down may seem more likely to promote violence than classic reggae tunes such as "One Love" or "Wonderful World, Beautiful People", it is worth looking at the historical context of reggae. The main reggae-related event in any civilised country has traditionally been the Notting Hill Carnival, where hordes of savage pickaninnies gather to enjoy reggae music and casually rape passers-by. This event gained notoriety in 1976, when large-scale battles broke out between the police and negro youths all hopped up on reggae and the drugs. While at the time, this event was simply seen as being a spontaneous expression of frustration, the reality appears to be far darker. For one thing, the riots broke out in England's capital, not far from the Houses of Parliament. For another, within a few years, Islamist mujahideen would begin fighting in Afghanistan, although at that time they were still freedom fighters battling Communist oppression and had not yet become freedom-hating terrorists. There is one obvious conclusion to be drawn from all this: the Satanic jungle beats of reggae music had transformed a crowd of simple darkies into a crazed, violent mob intent on capturing the Houses of Parliament, turning Britain into a USSR-aligned Communist state, and demolishing every Church in the country to make way for extremist Rastafarian mosques. And that is what will happen if you allow your children to listen to reggae.
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Re: BANNED MUSIC for Teens - List it Here
And also just as examples of God's glorious creation.Originally posted by Lord Lucifer View PostAccept for the Bible of course, that gives a appearence of evil but in that case it is there to be critisised and as examples of evil that has to be undone or destroyed.
Isaiah 45:7 I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things.
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Re: BANNED MUSIC for Teens - List it Here
Well, its made clear that it ís evil, but that the Lord will protect his followers.
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Re: BANNED MUSIC for Teens - List it Here
Then that is not appearing to be evil, is it?!Originally posted by Lord Lucifer View PostNot about the bible, but it shows satan a couple of times. Not to provoke evil but to reject it.
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Re: BANNED MUSIC for Teens - List it Here
Not about the bible, but it shows satan a couple of times. Not to provoke evil but to reject it.
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Re: BANNED MUSIC for Teens - List it Here
Well, you made sense for one post, but now you're posting nonsense again.Originally posted by Lord Lost It View PostAccept for the Bible of course, that gives a appearence of evil but in that case it is there to be critisised and as examples of evil that has to be undone or destroyed.
There is nothing evil about the Bible.
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Re: BANNED MUSIC for Teens - List it Here
Accept for the Bible of course, that gives a appearence of evil but in that case it is there to be critisised and as examples of evil that has to be undone or destroyed.
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Yes.Originally posted by Lord Moldybutt View PostBut back to the toppic, OnYourKnees, what makes it bad music? The lyrics, or also the genre, members etc.?
Anything which even gives the appearance of evil is not permitted for our children, because that glorifies Satan instead of God.
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Even I dont do that.
But back to the toppic, OnYourKnees, what makes it bad music? The lyrics, or also the genre, members etc.?
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Excuse me? I didn't quite catch that.Originally posted by unWorthyOne View PostHmm, IMO, it would be the lyrics. Though *some* people *cough*thesefolks*cough* would also probably judge it on the band members & genre.
Are you, a guest, insulting us, your hosts, without provocation?
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Hmm, IMO, it would be the lyrics. Though *some* people *cough*thesefolks*cough* would also probably judge it on the band members & genre.What exactly makes a band a good or a bad band? The lyrics, or is the genre already a sign of evil or good?
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I cant further insult Jesus because I haven't insulted him yet in the first place. And im not planning on it either.
About the music, we got carried away a little.
What exactly makes a band a good or a bad band? The lyrics, or is the genre already a sign of evil or good?
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Show me exactly where I called you shallow.Originally posted by Lord Lucifer View PostTo make clear where you went wrong. And you have called me shallow twice this week, but god forgives you for forgeting.
Stupid, yes. A liar, yes. Shallow? No.
And why are you not discussing unChristian music in this thread about banned, unChristian music? Isn't that what you wanted to talk about, Satanic bands with which you can further insult Jesus?Last edited by OnYourKnees; 04-26-2007, 05:21 PM.
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