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Originally Posted by 81MC
If it was the explicit use of the word he was taking umbrage with?
Would I recommenced calling out the use of ###### by saying ‘stop with the ######’? Of course not. But to act like Peters was calling this guy a ######, when in fact Peters was calling out the gratuitous use of the word ###### isn’t fair to me. The two are ENTIRELY different things, and not just semantically.
If Peters found the use of ‘that word’ offensive, or likely much of the other material in the music, he could have chosen other words, yes. But in this case, he chose to use the very same language, to make his point.
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Except that it would make the opposite of his point... that's why this narrative makes no sense (and therefore seems highly unlikely).
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Originally Posted by 81MC
Let’s be real, if the music was hip hop without the foul language and ‘######’, does anyone think Peters would have said the word? I highly doubt it.
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Yes, I think a number of people do think that.
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Originally Posted by 81MC
As a man listening to rap, you should be able to appreciate that the language can be incredibly offensive to people, and you might be called out for it. I’d have a lot more respect for someone who could actually say the god damned word that is bothering them.
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So you have gained respect for Bill Peters as a result of this incident?
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Originally Posted by 81MC
Side note: there’s probably a higher chance it was the ####ing other guys in the ass part that really set Bill off.
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If so, and it was references to homosexuality that Peters (or "Bill") found offensive, can you please explain again why Bill would refer to it as n##### music? I'm lost.