Topic: This is the country we live in now:

[charlesoakwood]

From Michelle Malkin's new web enterprise Twitchy, is a feature on the culture pop
Nicki Minaj (hey, I never heard of her I just surf the links) so I clicked
the little bubble and up comes:

[blockquote]This evening, mega pop star Nicki Minaj called the Target store on Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn, NY, to inquire about her upcoming album, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, which is due to be released on April 3.  The clerk with whom she spoke provided incorrect information about the album, refused to provide his name, then hung up on her. Minaj was understandably upset. She subsequently started a new hashtag, #RaggedyBoyatTarget, and urged her 10 million+ followers to “find me dat”: [/blockquote]

Since the snippet appeared at an outlet owned by one for whom I have high regard
I assumed Nicki Minaj to be a viable lifeform of some worth.

Here is prosperous and "mega star", cultural icon Nicki Minaj in performance.  
You be the judge.   Explicitly NSFW:

http://www.vevo.com/watch/nicki-minaj/did-it-on-em-explicit/USCMV1100039


This is the country we live in now.

[IronDioPriest]

This kind of sh*t is part of the intentional effort to legitimize and perpetuate the rampant lack of accountability among the "African-American community", and pollute the entire culture with its filth. Personify and escalate the legitimizing of the nigga/ho dynamic; spread it through the youth via pop culture.

Seriously, I would just as soon see people like this not existing at all. Anyone who participates will be held accountable. Whether it happens in this life at human hands, or in the next life at God's, accountability will come.

[Alphabet Soup]

I made it about 13 seconds. Do I win a prize?!

[charlesoakwood]

That's not long enough to see the size of the audience, the venue,
and the people that comprise the audience.  God save us.