November 28, 2012, - 2:03 pm
HUH? Marco Rubio Said What???
Why does Marco Rubio say he admires rappers who embrace and promote cop-killing, Jew-hatred, and gang-raping little sisters? And why are conservatives giving him a free pass on it?
I’ve always thought Marco Rubio was an oily, slippery guy and should probably be behind bars for using tens of thousands of dollars of Florida Republican Party dollars (via a credit card) for personal use. It’s called embezzlement and conversion, and he’ll never live it down, if and when he runs for President. But, now, he’s added to his sleaze profile with what he told GQ about his admiration for the “depth” of Eminem (who rapped about gang-raping his kid sister on her birthday and killing his wife and dumping her body–and killing his mother and police, too) and how he also respects the “transformative” Public Enemy, you know–the openly anti-Semitic group.
And that’s aside from the blatant racism of Public Enemy and the other rappers he loves, NWA (which stands for “N-ggaz Wit Attitudes”) and Tupac Shakur. Barf. In case you don’t remember, NWA’s claim to fame is its pro-cop killing rap song, “F–k Tha Police,” and the group is credited with creating “gangsta rap.” Many of its rap songs are openly racist against White people. Do Republicans really wanna win that badly that they will pick this moron Rubio in 2016? It was bad enough when Mitt Romney was ensconcing himself with “Fine Ho Drillin’ Early Mornin’ Stoned Pimp” Kid Rock (which didn’t help Romney win or get him any votes). Why do so-called “social conservatives” give this guy, Rubio, a pass on the same stuff they rightly criticize Obama for–hanging out with and promoting hip-hop filth? I’m the only conservative calling him out on this. The only one. It’s a sign of the decline not just of America, but of the Republican Party and so-called conservative movement along with it. Sadly, these things are “acceptable” now, including on the right. And if you call anyone out on it, you’re a nerd, a geek, not cool, anachronistic, “living in the ’50s,” and an “Alinskyite, pro-Obama mole.”
Read what Rubio says, and what his strange new heroes say about Jews, cop-killing, gang-raping sisters, etc. Oy vey:
Marco Rubio: People forget how dominant Public Enemy became in the mid 80s. No one talks about how transformative they were. And then that led to the 90s and the sort of East Coast v. West Coast stuff, which is kinda when I came of age. There’s a great documentary on Tupac called Resurrection about the last few years of Tupac’s life and how he transformed. And, ironically, how this East Coast rapper became this West Coast icon, back when all that Death Row/Sean Combs stuff was going on. Hip Hop’s 30 years old now and it’s crossed over and sort of become indistinguishable from pop music in general. You know, many people say Nicki Minaj is a rapper, but she’s also a singer. Kanye’s another guy who’s also a rapper, but his songs aren’t pure rap anymore. There’s also all these collaborations going on, which confuses everything. You know you’ve got the guy from Miami, Pitbull, who’s on TV selling a car and then he’s advertising for Dr. Pepper.
GQ: Your three favorite rap songs?
Marco Rubio: “Straight Outta Compton” by N.W.A. “Killuminati” by Tupac. Eminem’s “Lose Yourself.”GQ: Is there a song you play to psych you up before a vote in the Senate?
Marco Rubio: I’m not like an athlete. The only guy that speaks at any sort of depth is, in my mind, Eminem. He’s a guy that does music that talks about the struggles of addiction and before that violence, with growing up in a broken family, not being a good enough father. So, you know that’s what I enjoy about it. It’s harder to listen to than ever before because I have a bunch of kids and you just can’t put it on. But in terms of psyching yourself up, I don’t have time for that. You know you can’t put on earphones and the storm the floor and vote [laughs].GQ: So, Pitbull’s too cheesy?
Marco Rubio: His songs are all party songs. There’s no message for him, compared to like an Eminem. But look, there’s always been a role for that in American music. There’s always been a party person, but he’s a young guy. You know, maybe as he gets older, he’ll reflect in his music more as time goes on. I mean, he’s not Tupac. He’s not gonna be writing poetry.
In case you forgot, here is some of the “depth” of Marco Rubio’s Eminem–some lyrics from the Eminem rap “song,” “Amityville”:
I f–ked my cousin in his a–hole, slit my mother’s throat
(AH!) Guess who Slim Shady just signed to Interscope?
My little sister’s birthday, she’ll remember me
For a gift I had ten of my boys take her virginity
(Mmm mm mmm!) And bitches know me as a horny a– freak
Their mother wasn’t raped, I ate her p—y while she was ‘sleep
Pissy-drunk, throwing up in the urinal (YOU F–KING HOMO!)
That’s what I said at my dad’s funeral . . . .We don’t do drivebys, we park in front of houses and shoot
and when the police come we f–king shoot it out with them too!
Yup, that’s “depth,” in the world according to Marco Rubio, “future President.” Given that, why not just skip over Rubio to the real thing, “President Camacho” from “Idiocracy.” Seems it’s the same difference. By the way, the beginning of the Eminem song is almost as deep:
(kill kill kill)
Dahh-dum, dahh-dum.. dum
Dahh-dum, dahh-dum, duh-da-da-da-da
(kill kill kill)
Dahh-dum, dahh-dum.. dum
Dahh-dum, dahh-dum, dumm..
(kill kill kill)
Uh-huh, real depth. Marco. For more depth, Eminem also rapped about killing his girlfriend/wife/ex-wife/wife/ex-wife Kim and storing her body in his car trunk before dumping it.
Then, there’s this from Rubio’s “transformative” homies in Public Enemy:
[Public Enemy’s Richard “Professor Griff” Griffin], an admirer of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, told the Washington Times that “Jews are wicked…[and responsible for] the majority of wickedness that goes on across the globe.” In particular, he said that Jews financed the slave trade and were “responsible for what’s happening in South Africa” and wondered aloud whether it is “a coincidence that the Jews run the jewelry business and it’s named Jewelry?”
After that interview, Public Enemy released the anti-Semitic rap, “Welcome to the Terrordome,” with the lyrics,
Crucifixion ain’t no fiction
So called chosen frozen
Apology made to who ever pleases
Still they got me like Jesus . . .
Told a Rab get off the rag.
In case you didn’t know, “Rab” means rabbi and “get off the rag” is low-class slang for accusing someone of being a woman on her period.
Griff also called then-rival rapper, Michael “MC Serch” Berrin, a “Jew bastard.” (Serch is, in fact, Jewish, and my aunt taught his kid in Hebrew school, when Serch lived in Detroit.)
In case you forgot, here are some of the lyrics of Marco Rubio’s NWA:
Ice Cube will swarm
On any muthaf-cka in a blue uniform
Just cuz I’m from the CPT, punk police are afraid of me
A young n-gga on a warpath
And when I’m finished, it’s gonna be a bloodbath
Of cops, dyin in LA
Yo Dre, I got somethin to sayF-ck the police
F-ck the police
F-ck the police
F-ck the police . . .F-ck tha police and Ren said it with authority
because the n-ggaz on the street is a majority.
A gang, is with whoever I’m stepping
and the motherf-ckin’ weapon
is kept in a stash box, for the so-called law
wishin’ Ren was a n-gga that they never saw . . . .To the police I’m sayin f-ck you punk
Readin my rights and sh-t, it’s all junk
Pullin out a silly club, so you stand
With a fake assed badge and a gun in your handBut take off the gun so you can see what’s up
And we’ll go at it punk, I’ma f-ck you upMake ya think I’m a kick your ass
But drop your gat, and Ren’s gonna blast
I’m sneaky as f-ck when it comes to crime
But I’m a smoke em now, and not next time . . .I’m a sniper with a hell of a scope
Takin out a cop or two, they can’t cope with me . . .Takin out a police would make my day
But a n-gga like Ren don’t give a f-ck to sayF-ck the police
F-ck the police
F-ck the police
F-ck the police
Since Marco Rubio claims to know so much about these rappers, he should know better than to admire any of them. And if he doesn’t know better, he’s too ignorant to be President. If he does know better (as I suspect) and likes them anyway, that says all we need to know about him. He’d be the same way about far worse malefactors on the national and international political stage, looking the other way.
The rappers Marco Rubio likes aren’t just racist bigots whose raps promote and delight in brutal horrors and murder. They’ve contributed to the irreparable cultural and social downfall of America.
That Marco Rubio admires this means that Marco Rubio shouldn’t ever be President. And he probably shouldn’t be a U.S. Senator either.
America doesn’t need another “President Wit Attitude.” Or another Senator like that, either.
We already have one of those in the White House for another four years. At the end of that we don’t need another NWA President, just because he has an “R” after his name on the ballot.
Whenever I hear the name, “Marco Rubio,” I think I’m playing the game, “Marco Polo,” instead. And trying to find where the heck the conservative is.
Tags: Eminem, F-ck Tha Police, Hip-Hop, Marco Rubio, NWA, Professor Griff, Public Enemy, Rap, rappers, Tupac Shakur
Yup. Conservatives have become everything they used to be against!
I suspect we’ll never have another Republican President cuz hey, if the party’s supposed heir apparent stands for cultural filth like this, there’s no reason not vote for the Democrats.
There’s no longer a conservative movement in this country. A Denocrat will probably win in 2016.
And if the GOP is dumb enough to run Rubio, he will in all likelihood, lose. It ain’t rocket science.
NormanF on November 28, 2012 at 2:14 pm