(Rapper) 50 (Cent) calls Bush 'a gangsta' (Calls Bush 'Incredible,' Would've Voted for Him)

[getitright]

nickcarraway pegged my take on this. Exactly what fiddy sees or thinks he sees in Bush does not matter to me. Whether or not the prez wants his endorsement does not matter to me.

What does matter to me is how flat out freaked the Demoturds will be by this. They will secretly come unglued knowing that one of "their" voters has the audacity to give props to the prez.

It is gonna eat them up baby. And I love it.

[FeliciaCat]

"How can a gangsta raper be a Democrat. Have you ever seen them? They carry guns, drive huge SUVs and hate paying taxes."

Agreed. Why dont rappers ever get asked that question when they interviewed?

[Tired of Taxes]

I think that if you are ascending economically, you'll ask yourself what you have in common with a socialist political party, even if you're black. Dems want to increase taxes on your income, regardless of your race. If I came from a background with little history of family wealth, I'd be wary about giving up half of my financial success, too.

Absolutely. I think that says it all.

Great link in your post... For all we know, Suge Knight and 50 Cent could be Freepers, posting anonymously. ;-) I particularly like James Woods and his comments.

I was never one who thought rap was so bad - I always looked at it as actors just playing a part. Like "Dirty Harry" and the old spaghetti westerns - I remember guys when I was growing up watched Clint Eastwood movies with that whole wild west mentality. (I'm female, but I was a Clint Eastwood fan, too).

Now I watched the 50 Cent's "Hustler" video for "Get Rich or Die Tryin'", and I can see how his character might be viewed along those same lines. There was no "people-are-suffering-and-someone-needs-to-help" in the video; it was all "I-came-from-nothing-and-hustled-my-way-to-the-top." Of course, I never watched his other videos, so I don't know what they're like.