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I’m still a bit icky on him though in that the song he did about the female cop raised a few homophobia and transphobia alarms. When all the other cops are getting diss tracks based on unplugging his video or looking at a lemon pound cake, why is she getting 13 min on the implication that she eats pussy and has a bigger hog than afroman?
(Obviously not saying he deserved his house raided with no due cause — only that I’m not sure he’s a nice guy necessarily)
…Afroman, whose real name is Joseph Foreman, does not need to be an undeniably good person for people to embrace the outcome of the case: a measure of accountability for institutional wrongdoing. When victims are forced to speak out to try to spotlight abuses against them, the onus does not fall on them to represent any moral standard.
I’m still a bit icky on him though in that the song he did about the female cop raised a few homophobia and transphobia alarms. When all the other cops are getting diss tracks based on unplugging his video or looking at a lemon pound cake, why is she getting 13 min on the implication that she eats pussy and has a bigger hog than afroman?
(Obviously not saying he deserved his house raided with no due cause — only that I’m not sure he’s a nice guy necessarily)
I thought Mother Jones had a really good take on this. This isn’t about who he is as a person.
Yep, I certainly agree. We can celebrate justice being done without unequivocally celebrating him as a person.