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Marilyn Manson Has A Lot To Say

Marilyn Manson is going on record about his feelings on misogyny, Eminem and the blame he took for the Columbine killings.

Shock rocker Marilyn Manson has dismissed feeling guilt after the Columbine shooting, insisting he has suffered enough “bulls**t and torment” from critics.

The singer, whose controversial music was held partially responsible by some for the 1999 tragedy, is still furious he was unfairly accused. The finger was pointed at Manson because the gunmen were said to be fans.

He fumes, “I always knew that I never felt guilty or that I did something wrong. I despised people who accused me of doing that. The whole point of my name was to make a statement about the very same thing I was being blamed for.”

He adds, “I almost feel cheated if Columbine is talked about and I’m not mentioned because I went through so much bulls**t and torment, emotionally and personally, and so much concentrated effort to destroy me that I feel I’m being left out when I’m not mentioned.

“No one else can take credit for or take responsibility for what I already got blamed for. I don’t wanna take responsibility because I already took it.”

The Shock rocker meanwhile has revealed he turned down the chance to duet with Eminem on one of the rapper’s early hits - because he felt the song was too misogynistic.

Manson reveals Eminem approached him with a interested in collaborating on a track, in which he boasts about killing his girlfriend.

Manson tells Spin magazine, “He asked me to sing on his first record, and I would have, except that the song he asked me to sing was… too misogynistic.

“It was the one about killing his girlfriend and putting her in a trunk. It was on a record I could listen to, but it was too over-the-top for me to associate with. It didn’t represent where I was at.

“First of all, I don’t drive. And I wouldn’t put a girl in a trunk; that’s where I keep other stuff.”

Totally. What the hell would you do with your jumper cables? And don’t even get me started on the logistics of putting your spare tire in the backseat. My God, the grease stains on your upholstery. It’s madness. Thank God we have him as the voice of reason. Is he a feminist? I think he is, yes.

Speaking of feminism (not really), here are some pictures of the women who for some reason have been associated with him. Probably because of his chivalry.

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Source: Female First

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