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September thirteenth 1996 - Tupac Shakur dies

chrisrice (59) in onthisday • 6 years ago (edited)

I'm not against freedom of speech but I was a big fan of Tupac as an early teen and music like that influenced me negatively.

I can't speak about the Beatles or Elvis but in general, I don't really see music as an excellent teacher of wisdom, life or relationships.

P.S. You skipped over my conclusion that the success of their music and the topics they covered got them killed.

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allover (61) · 6 years ago

You skipped over my conclusion that the success of their music and the topics they covered got them killed.

I didn't skip over it, just didn't feel I could add to that in any way as it's pretty obvious to me that many people's actions and choices contribute to their deaths. Take people who surf and get taken by sharks or those who attempt to climb Everest and fall off or freeze to death. It's tantamount to the same thing. The actions people take all come with consequences.

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chrisrice (59) · 6 years ago

It's pretty obvious to me that many people's actions and choices contribute to their deaths. Take people who surf and get taken by sharks or those who attempt to climb Everest and fall off or freeze to death. It's tantamount to the same thing. The actions people take all come with consequences.

Yeah, and depending on the person and age group, I think listening to certain music without parental guidance as a young teen or pre-teen, can come with harmful consequences.

Having said that, harm and being harmed is a part of life.. so we all just learn as we grow up in the environments that we're in.

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