I see. Still horrible.

I know that's what happened.

I'm not saying that one is better or worse than the other. Any loss of life is on an equal plane to me.

I'm going to just leave this thread and shut up now because I'm just saying the same thing over and over again and you people aren't getting it

like beating a dead horse if you choose not to understand my point then that's fine

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I get your point now, I just hate your point.

I do get it- you're saying it doesn't matter if they're Japanese, a homeless person, or a famous rapper, their life is worth the same to you, and that in and of itself is admirable. Valuing one life over thousands is kookoo though.

I get what you are saying, or at least I think I do, but if you hold the loss of life equally wouldn't the loss of thousands upon thousands out weigh the ONE life?

I only heard "Oh-Wee" and "Regulate" today, shame how it takes an artist's death to publicise his music. Can't say I knew much about him, but RIP none the less.

I only found out about this reading this blog, I guess news comes slowly to Australia. Thanks for posting though, I wouldn't of found out otherwise, a real tragedy.

Nobody give's a **** if homeless people die.

He didn't say that. He said that Japan's earthquake overshadowed Nate Dogg's death.

RIP Nate Dogg. Regulate was an absolute classic for sure, and was the first song that went through my head when I heard the news this morning. Its a massive loss to the Hip Hop world, the man had a voice that could improve a song massively, and yet he never seemed to claim the spotlight the his talent deserved.





Nobody does it better, never has a song been more apt.