P. Diddy on Bush: "It's like my man has no marbles up there....."

[Wetzelbill]

"It's just embarassing the kind of ignorance in my man," said Diddy, who now refers to the commander-in-chief on a posse-level basis.

"It's like my man has no marbles up there ... My man is just running up there crazy and the things he's doing are crazy ... Ain't nobody feelin' that war."

Yeas & Nays asked Diddy if events since 2004 have made him want to update the "Vote or Die!" slogan he made famous during the last presidential campaign.

"Nope, it's still "Vote or Die!,'' said Diddy. "People didn't vote and people died."


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eat-the-press/2006/09/20/the-wisdom-of-the-puffy-_e_29846.html


:rofl:

I don't know why the hell I am laughing, the leader of my country just got clowned by a grown man who trades in one stupid name for another every few years. :) But still....:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

:patriot:

[Kiouni]

1. yes ask a pop star for his impute

on politics thats useful.

[flyarm]

4. well it is useful to the youth of this country!! to get them off their

asses to vote!

damn right it is useful!!

fly

[Wetzelbill]

5. he's actually very active politically

and a pretty knowledgeable guy, so while I don't find it particularly useful for my purposes, he is an influential guy and a public figure. Hip-Hop has lots of grassroots activism, similar to the 60's Civil Rights Movement. Lots of young black leaders are involved in hip-hop coalitions that are replacing the old guard on the ground in black communities. So asking a guy like P. Diddy something about politics, is much more on the level than say if a reporter asked Rod Stewart or someone like that.

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

6. Who is going to have more influence on a young urban potential voter?

P. Diddy or some politician's commerical.

Sorry man, but the answer is P. Diddy and I think it's great that celebrities speak out like this.

[Rainscents]

2. Sometimes, we all gotta laugh a little and this is one of those time!

LOL :rofl:

[flyarm]

3. i am sitting here laughing my ass off sending this out to my internet

groups.........laughing here..

"It's like my man has no marbles up there....."

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

"It's just embarassing the kind of ignorance in my man,"


:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:


fly

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

7. I like it when hip hop stars speak the truth like...

Kanye West's "George Bush doesn't care about black people."

Of course, 50 Cent likes Bush because he's a thug, too. :rofl:

[Wetzelbill]

10. you could just see the pain

on Kanye's face when he said that. A true genuine moment.

[samsingh]

8. he never had any marbles

[Wetzelbill]

9. oh please

how dare you speak about our commander-in-chief that way!!!!! Don't you know he is the second coming of Christ? The most brilliant leader alive! :sarcasm:

[samsingh]

12. it's a free country!

[Blackthorn]

11. Says the man who shot up a nightclub.

They should be best friends.