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Should hip-hop or rap music lyrics be used by law enforcement?
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[QUOTE="Tanonoka, post: 16177, member: 2313"] First of all, hip-hop music is generally supposed to be constructive nonviolent entertainment but there are several recording artists who take things a little further when they make hardcore rap music about their affiliation to organized crime and all the illegal stuff they have ever done e.g. murder, selling drugs, pimping (forced prostitution), racketeering, money laundering, etc. So if [URL='https://goldmidi.com/community/resources/mangonjo.163/']police officers[/URL] (or the Feds) launch an investigation and are successful to connect the dots and prove everything beyond any reasonable doubt. Why should there be an issue that Rap lyrics were utilized as criminal evidence? In other words, you can't be a true gangster (or a career criminal) and rapper at the same time. You have to choose one lane and stick to it because a career criminal is supposed to move in silence i.e., no social media, no doing business on the phone, no emails, no rap music, etc. [/QUOTE]
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