i know i shouldn't do this....

Point by point, Melvin.

1) "[Your problem] is that you assume arguments that have never been made, such as your racialist (obviously the product of yet another wigger pretending to be down with it) interpretation..."

You accuse me of being racist by suggesting my alleged hatred stems from being just "another wigger pretending to be down with it". That's like saying I'm homophobic, and then calling me "a *beep* c*cksmoker". I hope the night classes you took that bestowed you with that gem of a logical mind didn't interfere with your American Idol schedule. But just in case you may have missed where I put forth a rational, race-independent proposition on the definition of what constitutes quality rap music, I'll post it again for you:

"Yes, any white person who tries to rap about being a "thug", living on "the streets", or women and money has already failed. If singing about how big your bank statement is defines what you think valid and respected rap should be, you have already failed as well. Point: it is possible to rap about a field mouse who drops acid and hijacks a schoolbus full of penguins and make it "good". As long as the artist is articulate, intelligent, and relates an interesting story, it doesn't make a difference. To be honest, there are very few great black rappers either--most of the music people call rap is nothing more than a slug-headed egomaniac with a solid producer. And by most I mean 95%. "

2) "[You assert] that anyone who claims never to have listened to a competent white rapper must be in league with the Third Reich..."

I think I missed the memo in which it was decided that "racism" meant the "Third Reich". Newsflash: it is possible to be racist and not white. Believe it or not, racism has been perpetrated throughout the world, throughout history, by people who aren't remotely "white". Remind me where I said anything about people who are black and racist being anything remotely similar to "a white man bent on racial destruction".

3) "...the truth in your case is obviously very hurtful--namely, your inability to answer the point with the response that actually points out a white rapper worth listening to."

Actually, I did that. Specifically, I named 4 white rappers I consider to be decent. Congratulations on managing to not respond to those 4 suggestions at all with anything resembling a rational, intelligent approach, though. But since your definition of a "competent" rapper seems to fluctuate somewhere between an arbitrary evaluation by solely you and the ability of GrandMaster Flash, it becomes apparent that you have no objectivity and heed only to an esteemed opinion of yourself for which you lack defense.

"how me a half-way decent white rapper and I'll change my mind...Let me put it this way, so you'll understand my standards on an issue you claim I know nothing about--show me one white rapper that compares to Grandmaster Flash."

I don't seem to remember the OP's question being "Are there any white rappers AS GOOD AS GMF?" Does a rapper have to have parity with GMF to be halfway-decent in your run-on sentence of a book, or do you want to have an intelligent discussion about the artists I suggested earlier and your perceived flaws in their work? Unforately, your argument thus far--"they arent good--isn't going to suffice.

4) "Oh, but I see, it’s all about a new-claimed respect for something you can’t even grasp, not alone name, for obvious reasons."

This is the point in your post where it becomes stupifyingly obvious that you haven't even read my posts, let alone understood them. In my first reply I stated a very clear and basic definition of what I believe PARTLY makes good rap music. And I already re-posted it once above.

"Yes, any white person who tries to rap about being a "thug", living on "the streets", or women and money has already failed. If singing about how big your bank statement is defines what you think valid and respected rap should be, you have already failed as well. ___Point: it is possible to rap about a field mouse who drops acid and hijacks a schoolbus full of penguins and make it "good". As long as the artist is articulate, intelligent, and relates an interesting story, it doesn't make a difference.___ To be honest, there are very few great black rappers either--most of the music people call rap is nothing more than a slug-headed egomaniac with a solid producer. And by most I mean 95%. "

As much as you would like it to be a quality I "can't even grasp, not alone name", it is actually very simple. An articulate, intelligent artist relating a story of interest is a large part of what constitutes "good" rap music, and since story-telling certainly isn't encoded in racial DNA, it has nothing to do with color. Want to respond and argue that intelligence, cunning, and the ability to generate interest in a story have no relevance to the quality of rap? Great. I'd love to see you try.