How can one religion criticize another when all organized religions are filled with the same flaws?

Contrary to the lies that are out there, real muslims believe in the same peaceful virtues that are held by everyone else.

Certain Media organizations like to perpetrate false rumors about muslims:
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As the next line points out, Talib is referencing Paid in Full by Eric B and Rakim. In this case he is referencing both the song and the album, and the song actually begins with a very similar line

Many often insult the poor / homeless for drug use, but AZ points out how for just about anyone in that position, life is destined to be a bitch, regardless of how hard one works, and something like smoking weed helps ease the inevitable pain. Nas’s following verse has a little more hopeful tone in regards to this idea.

Lupe continues the dope assonance to describe his girl (drEam, suprEme, quEEn, mEanest, and scEne).

The “not crying on Sundays” embodies the hopeful spirit that goes along with the song. Homosexuality will hopefully lose the negative stigma, and will not be seen as a sin by more religious individuals on Sundays (Christianity’s day of worship).

It’s singling out Christianity as the biggest voice in this battle. Many groups are intolerant, but in this issue, in this country, the Christian right is the main culprit (and then the oppressive rap culture referenced before).

While he may have never gotten a degree like Little Jimmy, Kanye has a better kind of PhD

This little scene epitomizes Kanye’s struggles as a producer-rapper. Hiphop found his raps to be pretty dope, but immediately retracted his compliments when Kanye said that it was he who was actually rapping. No one wanted to give Yeezy a chance, even if they saw talent.

The “little weapon” is both the young child who is being exposed to such violence at a young age, and the literal weapons that these kids hold (or play with in the case of video games).