If you are offended by one of the tracks listed on this Patti Smith album, then you're not alone. I took this photo at a music store on Princes Street called Disk Den, and the track in question, known as "Rock & Roll N*****", features a nasty, vile, and just plain horrible word that's directed at black people. I do not condone the N-word and Disk Den should be ashamed of themselves for selling CD's which promote hatred towards other ethnicities. They should remove it from their shelves before someone else picks it up and starts getting all upset about the racial slur. We do not need that sort of language in our society and we should be respecting diversity instead of promoting words and language that cause offence towards other ethnic groups.
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5 April 2010
What was that word after "rock & roll"?
If you are offended by one of the tracks listed on this Patti Smith album, then you're not alone. I took this photo at a music store on Princes Street called Disk Den, and the track in question, known as "Rock & Roll N*****", features a nasty, vile, and just plain horrible word that's directed at black people. I do not condone the N-word and Disk Den should be ashamed of themselves for selling CD's which promote hatred towards other ethnicities. They should remove it from their shelves before someone else picks it up and starts getting all upset about the racial slur. We do not need that sort of language in our society and we should be respecting diversity instead of promoting words and language that cause offence towards other ethnic groups.
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