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Context matters, the source of the lyrics were not cited, and the lyrics themselves are threatening (in their own context). The article mention that song escala
by seadan83 3y ago
Context matters, the source of the lyrics were not cited, and the lyrics themselves are threatening (in their own context). The article mention that song escalated tensions and tupac was murdered a few months later.
I believe this crosses the line of poor taste by quite a lot. Poor taste will leave someone disgruntled, but to have stalkers send letters wishing your death and that of your family, and sent to your home address! That feels to me to be so far beyond poor taste, that calling that strikes me as downplaying. If you had such a letter sent to your home, I don't think you would truly feel that it was all in poor taste.
- shuckles 3y agoIf you are gasping at this abhorrently poor taste incident, I recommend you stay far, far away from city machine politics. And again, I am not convinced either way about the sender of the postcard.
- seadan83 3y ago"gasping" maybe.. receiving genuine death threats causes that reaction. The line "this is not a threat" is meaningless. The sender has sent the message: - I agree & wish you & your family dead - I know where you live As far as I know, city machine politics stays short of DOX'ing and death threats.