feelings on non ((white music))

[blan]

I have been told by white nationalists that i am a dirty race traitor for enjoying music from black artists and music associated with black culture such as

reggae, ska, kompa, zouk, ect.
my argument was that all these musics mentioned have white artists involved in the genres and that the music all mentioned is not purely black music but in fact has more European influence than direct black african influence.
still i am deemed as a race traitor all the while they openly admit to enjoying the music of the rolling stones, led zeplin, and various other forms of rock music that are loaded with black blues influence and would in fact pass as black blues music, there response when i mention this is.. ((i dont care)) or ((yeah but now its our music)) others say because that the rythms are associated with black rythm and drums means they wont listen to it or any african based instrument.
the same people who have said this to me say they like country and western and bluegrass music all the while they are unaware that the banjo has its roots in africa and was introduced to the west by slaves from africa.

does anyone here like music that is deemed ((non white)) or music from there culture that is mixed with diffrent european and other sounds from other parts of the world?

[Loki]

The music you like is your choice only, these guys who say that to you need to get a life.

[Wyn]

I have been told by white nationalists

You should take any statement uttered by someone claiming to be a "white nationalist" with a pinch of salt.

Only the truly inhuman could dislike this!:

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[blan]

a great artist and one of my child hood favorite songs.
bob marley claimed to be non racist and love all people including whites, though this could be argued but i cant help but to love his music it was powerful.

You should take any statement uttered by someone claiming to be a "white nationalist" with a pinch of salt.

Only the truly inhuman could dislike this!:

[youtube]2XiYUYcpsT4[/youtube]

[Grumpy Cat]

I have been told by white nationalists that i am a dirty race traitor for enjoying music from black artists and music associated with black culture such as

reggae, ska, kompa, zouk, ect.

I have gotten crap as well, from the Heathen community.

I like rap, R&B, reggae, soca... well I like all music really. But I have worked with a rap group and some people were like "oh that's not folkish". lol. But if they realized what the group was rapping about, mostly Acadian issues and the importance of preserving our culture... what's more folkish than that?

And the metal they listen to is heavily influenced by blues which is black music.

I also find it funny that some white nationalists adopted the skinhead look when that whole thing came from black people, Jamaican immigrants in England, and the whites who lived amongst them adopted it. It started out as a working class movement.

[Wyn]

And the metal they listen to is heavily influenced by blues which is black music.

This is important. Even the NS Neo-Nazi skinhead metal has it's origins in blues music.

Along with Bob Marley, if someone doesn't like the Wolf you should probably cut off contact with them.

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I should probably be posting these videos in the other thread.

[blan]

skinheads get very angry when the history of skin culture is debated and debated hotly bt yes skin culture has roots to Jamaica either way you slice it at least in the england skin history

I have gotten crap as well, from the Heathen community.

I like rap, R&B, reggae, soca... well I like all music really. But I have worked with a rap group and some people were like "oh that's not folkish". lol. But if they realized what the group was rapping about, mostly Acadian issues and the importance of preserving our culture... what's more folkish than that?

And the metal they listen to is heavily influenced by blues which is black music.

I also find it funny that some white nationalists adopted the skinhead look when that whole thing came from black people, Jamaican immigrants in England, and the whites who lived amongst them adopted it. It started out as a working class movement.

[Beorn]

I have been told by white nationalists that i am a dirty race traitor for enjoying music from black artists and music associated with black culture such as ...

Firstly, you have to remember that the majority of white nationalists who bother to call you every name under the sun are usually the lowest forms of life imaginable. They usually imbibe alcohol and consume drugs at rates that contradict the whole ethos of white nationalism (you need look no further than David Lane for proof of that), and are overwhelmingly found to be sexually deviant, sexually perverted and straight down the line child molesters.

Hardly people to be worried about when they give their opinion out.

EDIT: Forgot to mention that they usually get raging hardons for non-whites anyway.

Tis all bravado!!

[blan]

dont get me wrong i do feel a special connection with what is seen as ((white music)) i do feel its important to know your roots and support music that is part of our culture but our culture is alive in other music as well

[Grumpy Cat]

dont get me wrong i do feel a special connection with what is seen as ((white music)) i do feel its important to know your roots and support music that is part of our culture but our culture is alive in other music as well

I try not to divide music in to white and black music, music is music. I personally like it, when I see people of other races at concerts of Acadian music, because I am proud of my heritage and I like to see other races learn about it and enjoy our culture... whether it would be dancing to our music or trying our food.

And it's not just whites who do it either, there is a black girl on a metal forum I moderate who has said she has been treated very nastily by other blacks for liking "white music" (metal).