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Unethical behavior by entertainers and politicians like Clinton are overlooked because those who do overlook and continue to support these lowlifes, are just a bereft of ethics as their heroes.
The south american drug dealer syndrome where people praise the devils for the life saving operation they provided for their sick child or the hospital built in the small village is now part of our culture. They look the other way at the murders, torture and destroyed lives for personal gain in a display of selfishness and disregard for others.
It's been part of our culture for a long time.
Know how Capone was viewed on the south side of Chicago in his day?
I did hear about Eminem and Tommy Lee beating up their partners, but I thought we were still considering only talented musicians.
Eminem and his wife had a similar relationship to Rihanna and Chris Brown. Eminem realized he was wrong and moved on for the most part. Same with Tommy Lee.
Chris Brown hasn't reached that point yet and is only enabled by the system (Whether it is because of the overcrowded prisons or super-leniency.) Until he does, he will think it's fine to get into fights with fellow musicians and fans trying to photo-bomb him.
I know Rihanna isn't totally innocent but compared to Chris Brown (who went above and beyond whatever Rihanna did) she is.
Whites would never get away with that.Its black culture, and therefore accepted.Swing away
No it's more a celebrity thing to be honest.
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