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Her parents wouldn’t be doing such a great job of managing her depression if they didn’t remove the harmful influences don’t you think? How effective would it be to give your kid the key to the liquor cabinet and then have a “heart to heart” later on about kicking their alcoholism? You’re saying it’s up to the parents, but they shouldn’t do anything about the music she listens to? That’s all I’m saying. |
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Yes they SHOULD do something about the music she listens to. Stop with the selective reading. What I AM saying is that it's irresponsible and ignorant to blame the PROBLEMS that she obviously HAS on the music itself.
It's the same thing that happened with Columbine and how they blamed Manson because Eric and Dylan listened to him. Quote:
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Wum is completely off his rocker along with the RIAA.
Music is how you manifest it. It is the people around them and the actions and events surrounding, that shape the actions of adolescents. Not the music. The music is simply a portal for them to escape. It is the core problems with society and the degradation of the family that is causeing such dispair ridden music. Other kids with similiar problems relate to that kind of music. They soon grow out of it or direct that creativity towards something more positive. If they don't and they feel it was necessary to take their own lives or lead to drugs, it is the responsibility of the parents and the people around that person to have done something. By this i mean, noticing the person was crying for attention and as a teenager its pretty much impossible not to notice that something is up and to give support. It is this constant rejection that really corners someone. With the go go capitalist world we live in it's easy for parents to completely forget they have kids. Last edited by decypher; Jan 13, 05 at 06:12 PM. |
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Your sister probably would have the same "outlook" on life and the world whether she listened to SlipKnot or not. Their music probably is something she feels she can identify too. And trust me, whether they are "scary" or not alot of the times that is a good thing if you feel you have nothing or no one else to identify with. Especially when she has a twat for a sister like you. Do her a favour and don't cause her to alienate herself from you because you blame her choice of music for the things she does wrong in life. If you really cared, and weren't a judgemental shitfuck you would try to dig a little deeper for her. |
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Maybe you....don't understand that all ages shows shouldn't contain suicidal messages and depressing hateful lyrics that can have this effect on people. My sisters homelife is hunkydory, it is all in her head, and the only connection to this type of influence is the music. SLIPKNOT....a knot used for hanging yourself. |
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Yeah THAT will solve all her problems. Bring a 14 year old slipknot fan to a rave and all her hate for the world will dissapear! Personally I'd allow my 14 yr old to attend a slipknot concert way before a druggie-filled, all night rave. Even if it meant not sparing her from THE DEVILS MUSIC and turning into a "moshing world hating goth freak"!(*#^@#@ |
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My argument is really simple, and there's no reason to be frothing at the mouth as if i told you to fuck yourself. If there's a harmful influence, you should remove it. that's what a parent should do. Certain types of music fall under that category. |
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I am her best friend and she talks to me about everything...but believing every word she says to be her true thoughts is impossible when she only has the influence of this one genre of music. I love her and think that she has a creative outflow that is in need of more stimulating and uplifting music. I will be there for her when she comes around, but I won't say that Slipknot is #1 on my list for all age shows. Sure it's fun but hey, who are you kidding? I'd rather be told in my music about how stars come out and days get brighter, rather than death before life. If I was going through troublesome times I sure wouldn't appreciate a SLIPKNOT CD being given to me |
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I found raves to be an excellent way of connecting with real life people who just want to be happy:) Not cokeheads that like hitting themselves in the head repeatedly and breaking windows with their fists:P |
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Again, she's 14. NOT AN ADULT. Your parents have every right to say "you're not going" and lock her in her room. I personally think you're far more hateful than any song lyrics. Quote:
slip·knot Pronunciation: (slpnt) n. In both senses also called running knot. 1. A knot made with a loop so that it slips easily along the rope or cord around which it is tied. 2. A knot made so that it can readily be untied by pulling one free end. |
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A noose is a slipknot retard. And there's a reason Bill Nye The Science Guy hasn't done a show on slipknots....it sends a bad message. Last edited by lou_belle; Jan 13, 05 at 07:15 PM. |
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^ go Lisa. You just said every single word that I was about to respond with.
Just because you think her life is just fine doesn't mean it is. I personally was very depressed at her age, untill I was quite older. I have a great family life, but there are many other factors in a persons head and life that would cause them to become depressed, and music isn't often one of them. It may become the soundtrack of their life but I doubt many "perfect happy bouncy bunny star loving" become depressed and troubled because they've been introduced to the likes of Slipknot. Ther are things going on in her head and possibly in her life to cause this outlook, listening to angry music might not help it but I HIGHLY doubt it caused it. |
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I agree, your sister should be going to brittany spears and christina aguilera concerts where she can learn to be a whore.
so many things to say... first, being right and doing the right thing are two completly different things. second, you're not in a win - win situation. The teenage years are usually the most fucked up, regardless of what you do. So your sister will do whatever she wants to, especially if your keep confronting her. Maybe you should try figuring out why she listens to them before your so fast to pass judgement on her music tastes. AAAAANNNDDD seriously, like being a raver is SOOO much better. Same shit, different pile. |
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I wash my hands of this thread because talking to you is like talking to a brick wall. In closing, do us all (and your sister) a favor by playing in traffic. |