And While I'm Thinking About It...

The ladies at Code Red posted a piece the other day that got me thinking. We keep hearing from the left that exposing terrorists to loud rap music is a form of torture. If that is true, shouldn't we ban rap music?

Make up my mind already. One day we're told that rap music is art and should be appreciated. But then Dick "The Turbin" Durbin tells us that "not only was the temperature unbearably hot, but extremely loud rap music was being played in the room, and had been since the day before."

So it looks to me as Durbin sees rap music as a form of torture. Now, I can see his point as I too think rap music is cruel and inhumane. But I feel that way about country music too. Seems to me that in the interest of international relations and diplomacy, we should indeed ban both country and rap music.

Who's with me? shouldn't we immediately begin to charge teenagers that play that crap from their car stereo's at an unbelievably high levels with war crimes? Honestly? I have no problem with that.