OccamsIndecision wrote:
If listening to that music makes you a racist, then:
My enjoyment of bands from Israel makes me Jewish
My enjoyment of christian bands makes me a christian
My enjoyment of atheistic bands makes me an atheist
My enjoyment of satanic bands makes me a satanist
and so on and so forth.
I'm not all of these things, or any of the other things the musicians that I enjoy are into. Well some things, but not most. I'm me, and I love music.
MissConstrue wrote:
I personally feel the same way.
I guess I could sort of understand why some people would be upset but there's a lot of music I've found personally insulting, but I try not to let it get to me.
These two quotes work perfectly well with my attitude towards types of music based on their idealogy.
There's still hardcore Christians that will say you'll go to Hell for listening to The Beatles of all bands. I'm religious, but I find most Christian music to be watered down, even their rock bands (Third Day is an exception, they're kick*ss, even their softer songs are neat).
I listen to whatever the hell I want, just like I said in the "I gave up death metal..." thread, I just don't "mean what I hear." I can even enjoy some psychotic lyrics for the reason that they are really blunt and by listening to them I can almost feel as if I'm letting some anger or frustration out (like using a punching bag), but if a lyric goes "I wanna slit your throat and f*** the wound..." doesn't mean that I think it's a good idea, regardless of being religious or not.
Btw, I like that rebel music, it's extremely catchy.