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E:-2-2-2-----------|-----------------|-2-2-2-----------|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-1-|-2-2-2-----------|
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Riff 2: (x4)
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E:-2-2-2-----------|-----------------|-2-2-2-----------|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-1-|
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E:-2-------------|-2-------------|-----------------|-----------------|-2--2--2--2-|-2--R--R--R-|
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Eric Average |
#1 by Eric Talley at Apr 2, 2006 at 9:49 PM EST |
| Isn't it funny how, even though Christianity preaches pacifism and forgiveness, more people have died in the name of Christ than for any other cause? I guess Christianity predates irony... I think it's equally interesting that keyyooo dropped the word "irresponsible" from the title to describe it; "irresponsible" being the word that most heavily communicates the SARCASM of the title, and of Marilyn Manson's view of violence and hate in general. Finally, DagoBoy's outrage at hypocrisy is somewhat aimed at himself. One of Manson's primary principles to convey to his audience is that if you don't like it, don't listen to it. So, following that DagoBoy hates the ignorant and hypocritical, why would he listen to them? I personaly love ignorant, hypocritical, and hateful people; especially stupid ones. Like the ones in the PMRG (Parents Music Resource Group) who monitor and censor artists with profound ideas and vision like Marilyn Manson. Thank you, PMRG for saving us from ourselves. Apparently, they also are incapable of turning off offensive music (Remember the "If you don't like it, then don't listen to it" concept I discussed?), as opposed to launching a campaign to save the children from reality. I mean, COME ON, PEOPLE! How difficult is it to turn off a radio or ask your kids what they're listening to? I... fuck it. Just... fuck it. | |
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Jacque Average |
#2 by Jacque Armijo at May 16, 2006 at 8:23 AM EST |
| I love this song, Marilyn Manson rules, seeing him in concert was amazing ONe time i hooked it up with a hot chick and this song was playing in the background. As we were fooling around I sang the line "Fuck it" in sync with manson's voice, the chick thought it was hilarious. This song is just too dope and it brings back great memories | |
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Kevin Wanna Be |
#3 by Kevin at Jun 22, 2006 at 6:44 AM EST |
| Oh... and good song. | |
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beast Average |
#4 by beast at Aug 10, 2006 at 10:49 AM EST |
| Exactly, whether he is racist or not, I don't think that word is used in a racist way in this song. Read deeper into the lyrics, he's a intelligent man. | |
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Jordan Rhythm Player |
#5 by Jordan at Aug 26, 2006 at 12:46 PM EST |
| he's one f*****-up mamma jamma | |
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GENT BENT Wanna Be |
#6 by GENT BENT at Feb 6, 2007 at 11:56 AM EST |
| i LOVE marilyn manson. hes like my fucking idol. i just hate the fact that he uses "n*gger" in his song. i HATE when white people use that word in n offensive way, like this. i still love mansin tho. | |
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What?Me Worry? Wanna Be |
#7 by What?Me Worry? at Feb 24, 2007 at 5:07 AM EST |
| Many have mistaken this song as a "fuck everything" ballad. But the protagonist is a Christian mock-up. The Christian proclaims; "I hate the hater, I'd rape the raper." This is no diffrent than proclaiming "I love." But Manson's mockery serves to expose the dark paradox - the Christian doesn't "love," he hates the hate. So how can one observe love as a rule and not hate? To love only love means to hate half of a duality, thus the idea is empty. It is an ignorant philosophy. It is much like purifying a stream of its impurities; you take its character away and you still have only served to also purify the impurities of water. Christinaity serves to due the same to society. The perfect Christians would hold nothing worldy of any value; they would be a shell of nature holding only the unnatural; thus mindless sheep without any real (worldy) character. Not to get Nietzsche on you, but this makes Christinaity a dangerous form nihilism. AND the line is "I am the animal who will not be himself." IT IS NOT "I am NOT the animal who will not be himself." Again, someone has mistaken the context of the song. It's a mockery. A Christian is an animal who repels the carnal or the animalistic. That is another paradox. Do you know what something that tries not to be something is? An attempt at nothing. Again, Christianity as a nihilism rears. The chorus is the true Manson. He serves as the enlightened one, constrasting against the verses in which he mocks an unenlightened one. He "doesn't have to choose a side." He knows that love/hate and good/evil is a supernatural concept and to choose a side is actually impossible. Change hate and love to repel and attract and you have natural counterparts. But to say that repelling is evil and attracting is good is impossible because attracting can mean repelling to another entity. It is in the eye of the beholder. | |
