J. Mc$wagga

I saw a TV interview with Kanye, in New York, on the day of the release. It was pathetic, all of these people talking about waiting for that day and how monumental that day was going to be, etc. ad nauseum -

IT WAS SEPTEMBER 11TH! What morons.

There are 364 other days in the year to do something for black "history". I wouldn't consider the release of any record to be history making. The deaths of 3000 people and the effect that day has had on all of us is monumental beyond words. Some black guy selling records to a group of people who have so completely screwed up the English language is not.

Kanye won anyways, so now i know. No need to blog anymore racist,hating remarks.

I'm not a racist. I note your other blog about being happy that 6 kids beat up another kid; they only reason you were happy about it was because it was 6 blacks against 1 white. Your words are that of a racist fool.

I will not argue the how's and why's of September 11th with you; I don't think we'll ever know the full truth of it. That day is sacred to me (and most Americans) because thousands of innocent people died and it changed our lives forever. I don't care what those two punks are making - they aren't worth a nickle to me, and neither are the people that would rather celebrate the release of a record than to participate in events to honor those innocent people that lost their lives, and their families. My self-respect is worth more than either of those two idiots will ever make.

Both of these so-called "artists" deserve employment in the janitorial engineering field.
L O S E R S !!!