... There are approximately six million Jews in the United States, by their own count, and they can't all be film studio owners or newspaper publishers or promoters of "rap" music or Hollywood scriptwriters. Most of them live and work in a way which gives them relatively little personal opportunity for damaging our society. They are simply teachers and ...

... recall, that was fine for our grandmothers." Gerson equates Franken’s political “satire” with the “vulgarity” of “The Jerry Springer Show” or misogynous rap music, saying it “generally expresses contempt and cruelty.” And he observes: “Franken is not content to disagree with Karl Rove; he calls him ‘human filth.’ He...

..., that was fine for our grandmothers." Gerson equates Franken’s political “satire” with the “vulgarity” of “The Jerry Springer Show” or misogynous rap music, saying it “generally expresses contempt and cruelty.” And he observes: “Franken is not content to disagree with Karl Rove; he calls him ‘human filth.’ He is ...

...fathering illegitimate black kids as long as irresponsible black women allow them to. And nobody in this country gives a rat's a** if black kids want to listen to rap music all day, sc**w all night and never finish high school. Those are decisions black kids make with the approval of their parents. What Americans ARE concerned about is...

... recall, that was fine for our grandmothers." Gerson equates Franken’s political “satire” with the “vulgarity” of “The Jerry Springer Show” or misogynous rap music, saying it “generally expresses contempt and cruelty.” And he observes: “Franken is not content to disagree with Karl Rove; he calls him ‘human filth.’ He ...

... As I recall, that was fine for our grandmothers." Gerson equates Franken’s political “satire” with the “vulgarity” of “The Jerry Springer Show” or misogynous rap music, saying it “generally expresses contempt and cruelty.” And he observes: “Franken is not content to disagree with Karl Rove; he calls him ‘human filth.’ He ...

... Sharon K. Titus, Journal of Music Therapy, vol. 29, no. 1,... hospital when hard rock and rap music were played (21 days),... by easy listening and country music (21 days).... More inappropriate behavior ... observed when hard rock and rap music were played than when easy listening and country western music were played." Uh. . . WTF? "Compares...by easy listening and country music (21 days)" Maybe they should...

... and Sharon K. Titus, Journal of Music Therapy, vol. 29, no. 1, ... by easy listening and country music (21 days).... More inappropriate behavior was observed when hard rock and rap music were played than when easy listening and country western music were played." Uh. . . WTF? "Compares ... by easy listening and country music (21 days)" See, she sleeps ... they used both kinds of music: Country AND Western! (<http://imdb....

...Clarke S. Harris, Richard J. Bradley and Sharon K. Titus, Journal of Music Therapy, vol. 29, no. 1, Spring 1992, pp. 6-17. "Compares... in an open courtyard at a state mental hospital when hard rock and rap music were played (21 days), followed by easy listening and country music (21 days).... More inappropriate behavior was observed when hard rock and rap music were played than when easy listening and country western music were played."

... us how you feel about women.  No wonder yer fat other left you. Oh, I'm sorry, I've been listening to too much rap music lately.  Who are you to shove your cultural superiority down the throats of those who listen to rap anyway? or you don't support McCain because you're bigoted against the elderly. This is reflected in the DMV...