Bob Marley
"You do not know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have."
Bob Marley was a singer and musician that was a pioneer to Reggae music. We learn that Reggae music was important in the 1990s with beautiful rhythms, melodies, and lyrics about pacifism. We learn that Reggae described the importance of filial love, genuine empathy, and respect. We learn that Bob Marley had most of his songs speaking about the importance of loving one another with true genuine empathy and fraternity. This was different from other music genres that attempted to lead to lust, hate, and bitterness.
Reggae music had positive lyrics that described the importance of genuine empathy that describe the importance of pacifism. We learn that humanity is created to exist with respect and fraternity instead of being at odds for no reason. Reggae music talked about the need to acknowledge the importance of kindness and humility in our day to day lives. We know that Reggae music described the beauty of filial love and genuine empathy in life.
"When the power of love supercedes the love of power, humanity will live at peace."
We learn that Bob Marley had interesting sayings describing the importance of persevering with kindness and goodness. We learn that he was able to understand that the world is not perfect due to greed, envy, and hate, yet was able to describe the importance of exhibiting filial love and kindness to others. The lyrics of Bob Marley's songs describe the need to practice kindness and empathy while removing hate, anger, and envy.
We know that the 90s were amazing times because of beautiful music and lyrics that described the importance of kindness and filial love. Reggae was also a distinct and unique musical genre that incorporated relaxing rhythms, beautiful melodies, and most important of all, lyrics that made sense concerning how we can live in harmony and true joy without quarreling and division. We are able to acknowledge the importance of genuine empathy and kindness while removing hate, lust, and envy. This describes the importance of true equality seen in the practice of kindness and empathy that supercedes lust, envy, and hate.
Reggae Music Was The Music of the 1990s
Reggae music was created in the 1990s and is attributed to the Jamaican, Bob Marley. Bob Marley was the individual who made a new genre of music. Reggae music would thrive because of the beautiful lyrics describing the importance of genuine empathy and goodness along with amazing guitar riffs and melodies. Reggae music was admired and respected by individuals all over the world. The 90s were amazing times where people practiced genuine empathy and also gratitude. For the most part, most people were kind and positive. Due to the positivity of reggae music, individuals were motivated and glad.
In the 1990s, idolatrous rap music began to be played on the radio in opposition to Reggae music. The idolatrous rap music may have had the intention to lead to conflict, bitterness, and coveting. This was because the idolatrous rap music preached dollar bills, lust, and materialism. Instead of preaching filial love and genuine empathy, it preached lasciviousness and lust. Idolatrous rap music also had the intention of dividing people based on which rapper they preferred. Idolatrous rap music was about boasting about materialism and money instead of pacifism and goodness. Idolatrous rappers also talked about the need to hate others instead of living in serenity. It may be that idolatrous rap was placed in the 1990s to oppose Reggae music. Bob Marley was probably hated and opposed by socialists for singing about pacifism, genuine empathy, and positivity. Regardless of the opposition, Bob Marley inspired Reggae musicians to make music about positivity and pacifism instead of envy and coveting. Bob Marley described the importance of living in serenity with others and not needing to hate. There are different types of music, and we need to avoid idolatrous music.
Bob Marley Persevered Being Authentic and Practicing Genuine Empathy
It is possible that Bob Marley was envied by the LGBT homosexuals in the 1990s for being masculine, being creative, authentic, and singing about positivity. Marley was an individual that probably believed in GOD Almighty and was against socialism. Marley created the music of the 1990s in Reggae music. Reggae music was the music of the 1990s and individuals all over the world enjoyed Marley's music. Reggae was a new type of music that was never heard in the past. Marley created different music that was not seen in the past.
Marley was assassinated for being impressive. It is most likely that Marley was envied for singing about pacifism and genuine empathy when socialism was trying to prevent filial love and serenity between individuals since the 1950s. Marley was impressive for not compromising his values for socialism. He was probably envied by socialists for making good music and also having a large family. (This was while socialism envies the traditional family structure.) Marley was probably envied for being African, yet was never an idolator nor a socialist. Socialists envied Marley's talent and probably was hated for his race by socialists.
Good Lyrics
"We'll be forever loving JAH.
We'll be forever and ever.
We'll be forever loving JAH.
We'll be forever."
Bob Marley wrote "Forever Loving JAH" that is essentially a worship song. Bob Marley spoke about how we are created to worship GOD Almighty forever in Shabbath Millennium and New Jerusalem. Bob Marley has different worship songs. Bob Marley also described how socialists disdained his music and humbleness. Marley spoke about the need to worship the true name of GOD Almighty, JAH. We learn that Bob Marley also spoke about the need to resist a negative and discriminatory (i.e. sexist, racist, and classist) system that is inegalitarian.
"Forever Loving JAH" states that there are things greater than monetary wealth and temporary material things. We are created to worship and sing praises to GOD Almighty and not love inanimate objects. We are not created to love temporary things. We are created to love the Maker of Heaven and earth and respect our bretheren. Only socialists and masons would have an issue with that.
Guarding Ourselves From Phony Fakes
Bob Marley described how we must guard ourselves from fake people who only want to stab in the back. Bob Marley probably had socialists who wanted to sabotage him or remove him since Reggae music is distinct, harmonious, and worship music. Bob Marley spoke out about this in his song, "Who the Cap Fit". Bob Marley stated that there are fake people who pretend to care about you yet want to sabotage. No wonder the song was not played on the FM and AM radio in the 2000s when idolatrous rap was being sponsored by socialists.
Man to man is so unjust.
You do not know who to trust.
Your worst enemy could be your best friend
And your best friend your worst enemy.
Some will hate you
Pretend they love you
Then behind, they try to eliminate you
We should avoid fake and envious socialists who have nothing good to offer. Bob Marley was not the only Reggae musician sabotaged by socialists. Winston Tosh also was sabotaged by socialists and shot after denying to give money to marxist thieves. I also read of about two other Reggae musicians sabotaged and removed by socialists. We must persevere speaking truth. We avoid fake idolatrous snakes who have nothing good to offer. Socialists hate the working class. So we avoid trust fund marxists and sycophants. We persist fighting against classism, racism, and sexism. We deny socialism and envy.
Genuine Empathy
Bob Marley wrote "Coming In From the Cold" that describes how no one is forced to hate their bretheren. The snake lies and states that individuals need to hate and sabotage one another. That is essentially socialism. Socialism wants enmity between individuals. Socialism wants strife. Socialism does not want empathy. Bob Marley stated that individuals should not allow the system to turn them against their bretheren. This means that there is always a choice to keep empathy. No one is forced to sabotage their bretheren. Bob Marley spoke about choosing goodness to cowardice.
Would you let the system make you kill your brotherman?
(No.)
Would you let the system make you kill your brotherman?
(No.)
Bob Marley spoke out against backstabbing and sabotage employed by socialists. No wonder the songs were not available on the radio in the late 1990s and 2000s. Instead of empathic Reggae, there was the preaching of idolatry in idolatrous rap. Bob Marley was probably sabotaged on multiple occassions and not just once for speaking truth. Reggae was not featured as top music despite being the top genre of the 1990s. Despite the negativity from socialist idolators, new Reggae music was produced. Classical music artists (Vivaldi, Chopin, and Schubert) and Reggae artists (Bob Marley, Winston Tosh, and two additional artists) were sabotaged by masons. Great music is envied by socialists.