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THE KU KLUX KLAN DO NOT MURDER BLACK PEOPLE BECAUSE OF MUSIC, RACE HATRED,..BLACK STREET GANGS DO NOT MURDER BLACK PEOPLE BECAUSE OF MUSIC//WHEN I SAY KLAN NAZI MURDERS I INCLUDE WHITE POLICE, WHITE POLITICIANS , WHITE CHRISTIANS, CORE OF THE NEO NAZI K KU KLUX KLAN./// ////
No they do not, they do it because of the hatred in their hearts. And no one is saying that all people commit crimes against other people solely due to murder music, but some do. Rather they are taught hate and violence through the garbage they listen to. Many studies over the years show that media influence minds but if you have done some research that shows listening to certain types of lyrics over and over have no impact on behavior, please share it, I always keep an open mind and the fact is weak minded people can be programmed to do just about anything.