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Originally posted by nikki25
Question 1: R. Kelly is the person on trial. It is clear that these girls were in no position to be making adult decisions. So, I'm not judging their deeds, because "that ain't my job".
Question 2: I have not purchased one of R. Kelly's CD's since 1996...largely because his values aren't my values. I will not purchase his CDs in the future for the same reason.
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I agree.
I bought 12-play waaaaay back when, when I was a kid and not listening to the content in my music as much as I do now. I remember MY first hint of something being wrong with the man was when he had that "You Remind Me of My Jeep" song. I HATED it so much. How dare you compare me to an inanimate object was my feeling hten, and it pretty much lasted through the rest of his music career.
I would NEVER buy an R. Kelly cd, and have been of that mindset for years now. I do not want to support that man and his way of life with my money. I wouldn't even DOWNLOAD R. Kelly music.
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