You’ll never be at peace, like the souls of child molestors I’ll leave your body drenched in the blood from all your ancestors I’m sick of simple similes about The Sixth Sense I’ll split every pound in your body into sixpence “Creation & Destruction” is just such a cleansing song: Violent language isn’t necessarily a call to violent action instead it can be a release of anger for both speaker and listener when presented musically. Perhaps then we can draw from Immortal Technique a desire to unleash his anger at injustice with fiery rhethoric instead of setting things on fire. are the most noble and admirable form of promotiong social change, it is a daunting task to convince the oppressed not to be angry at their situation and use peaceful means to improve them. Although the non-violent civil disobedience of Mohandas Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. Unlike so many of today’s narrow-minded politicians and world leaders, he fundamentally understands that the root causes for anger and civic unrest are the same everywhere. Technique has a unique world view having experienced poverty and disenfranchisement both in South AND North America over the years. 1” was only a few thousand copies, the outspoken rapper was determined to wake people from their slumber with a message both violent and educational. Though he’s only one man and the initial print run of “Revolutionary Vol. Immortal Technique refuses to accept this proposition. Sadly it seems people often do not learn from history’s litany of past mistakes and are doomed to repeat them ad infinitum. One has only to look at the Watts Riots of 1965 or the Los Angeles riots of 1992 in the United States to see that the same provocation leads to the same result.

People who suffer under the tyranny of economic disenfranchisement and racism will eventually lash out in rage. It’s a shame there isn’t a more productive outlet for their anger than burning cars and throwing molotov cocktails at police, but the response of French officials only fuels the flames. They’re young, they’re angry, and they’re not going to take it any more. Seething discontent about unemployment, racial and ethnic discrimination, human rights violations and a government more interested in self-preservation than addressing civic issues has bubbled up and boiled over. They’ve been burning for more than a week. As I write this review the streets in and around Paris, France are burning.

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