Frank Sinatra and the Black Republican

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KJ24 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 00:06:06 GMT

A nice piece and really good read...makes you think.

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lamarrion — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 05:05:54 GMT

Good read. I been around hip hop since '83 and it just seems like it's coming full circle.

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BKLYNMANN77 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 14:39:31 GMT

Good read!

MAY BERNIE MADOFF ROT IN PRISON!!!

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Born Leader Future Mogul — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 14:57:56 GMT

LOL, good article but Jay-Z and Puff Daddy can't hold a candle to Frank Sinatra. There maybe some stretched similarities but Sinatra was as real as they come, dude influenced Presidential Elections and fucked with real mobsters who owned casinos and brought in true money, not petty street hustlers who made youtube videos when there feelings were hurt.

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Black Caesar — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 15:09:29 GMT

This was a great piece. Yes I do like Frank Sinatara. Good job. Keep it up...

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staytruu — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:11:45 GMT

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Killuminati 187 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 17:04:34 GMT

No. I will never be a Republican or support Republicans, this is a DEMOCRACY, not a fuckin' Republic you asshole.

Fuck Michael Steele and I mean that there. He just another puppet. Another politician that's full of shit. To make matters worse he believes in taking from the poor and rewarding the rich. Tell 'em Killuminati said fuck off. Real Talk.

P.S. - I don't give a damn if he's black, polk-a-dot, or citrus orange, he's a governmental asshole.

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Killuminati 187 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 17:09:36 GMT

One more thing, nothin' against the Writer of the Article, my problem lies with Michael Steele.

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Vega178 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 23:09:02 GMT

Killuminati, the US is a representative republic, check the constitution, recite the pledge of allegiance, or hop on the internet.

Democracy, by defintion, is majority or mob rule. The best example of pure democracy is a lynch mob. The majority wants to hang you, you provide the one consenting vote, and democracy prevails. You hang. California is a good example of pure democracy in action today. Legislation is put directly onto ballot for the people to vote on. Its chaos, and we see how well Cali doing these days fiscally. As far as trying to tie 'democracy' to the 'democratic party' and 'republic' to the 'republican party', you can't. Democrats don't want a pure democracy, neither do republicans.

As far as your hate of Mr. Steele and the "rich", can you be more specific as to why? The reason you gave could be used for 98 percent of all politicians, on both sides, including Mr. Obama, who's probably the greatest "politician" of our time. Kenendy and Raegan aint got sh*t on Barack. Its all a game for power, and the most powerful people in our society are those that deliver their message most effectively.

How do you "reward" the rich? If a person rises from nothing to success and wealth, should they be punished some how? I don't get that. How do republicans "take" from the poor? Something like half of americans don't even pay taxes. The "rich" or like 2 percent of the population pay more than half of the taxes. How much more do the "rich" need to pay? Honestly? Democrats are not the saviors we think they are, they're not even really "Democrats". Real Talk.

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Born Leader Future Mogul — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 13:01:15 GMT

Co-Sign Vega

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toppbrass — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 18:14:56 GMT

Wow Vega, I think that was the first intelligent commment I've ever read on this website. Well said...

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RocT-214 — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 23:00:01 GMT

Some one tell me what a Repulican party has EVER done for the HOOD?.. Harvard grads, please tell me!

To me, Democrats are always building up the hood.

I don't even vote or get in politics, but know that Republicans don't give a shit about no minority in the hood!

If anyone should EVER make it out the hood by banking it, the last thing they should do is go Republican (Take notice).

Stay Democrat, keep it in the hood, god willing, like Pac, one will want to start their own political party.. To stand up to this corrupt POLITICAL BULL SHIT PROPOGANDA "THEY" feed us. Yeah, who am a kidding, before that happends, someone will end up like Pac, speak on it and end up like JFK...

Pac would SO expose this niggas right now, Nas, Jay-Z... it kills me knowing he was a real activist and really cared and looked out for the lower class commnity. He was against this political bullshit we are currently in, he told us, "I know it seems heaven sent, BUT WE AINT READY, TO SEE A BLACK PRESIDENT!".

I recently seen a new video were Nas takes that hook line above and twists it, he twists Pacs words... It is exactly what the plan is, twist everything up, to make it seem like it's ok...

I guess AHH is under the same political agenda.... What agenda is that? A NWO...

This brings me to the article were it says Pac's new album, what's that called again? ONE NATION, riiiiiiight, how ironic!

You hear Obama, Clinton, Bush. They all talk about this.

It's even in our music, like Pac said, don't just bop your head to it, listen, hold them accountable. Everything is to twist everything up, all for the plan.... They dont give a fuk about us!

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Kev Lomax — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 11:55:24 GMT

@ RocT-214

I don't remember Pac spending his hard earned money traveling to Africa in support of clean drinking water. (Jay-Z)

I don't remember Pac protesting outside a major network because it was politically biased. (Nas)

All I remember Pac doing is rapping about uplifting black people and then acting like a common thug in public.

I love Pac too bruh, but let's not sandbag the mufuckas that actually do try to do some shit.

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