Morrison's Unpopular Opinions

GOD DID, but did Khaled? In this episode of Unpopular Opinions, I chimed in on why I don’t believe DJ Khaled won with a classic album on God Did!

Is Kanye West a great leader of our time or a sponge soaking up the spotlight for his own financial gain?

What do you think? Do we put the seat down or not? Also, y’all don’t wash your a…?

If you may not be familiar with the Freedom Convoy it is a movement in Ottawa, Canada, is gaining momentum and support worldwide. Their efforts are to stand against Canada imposing federal mandates requiring citizens to take the COVID-19 vaccine. Regardless of one’s position on vaccine administration, efficacy or responsibility, many believe they should have a choice what they inject into their bodies. What do you think?

I’ve heard the debate on who would be able to beat Donald Trump in 2024 and Michelle Obama’s name has been thrown around. What do you think? Would Michelle Obama beat Donald Trump?

What happens when the UN called out Tesla mogul, Elon Musk? Probably not a damn thing, but it's a great conversation. Tune in as we talk about the impact of Elon's response and the UN's assumed responsibility to combat world hunger. Who's going to bat for the people? Let us know what you think in the comment section below. Is Elon all cap or nah?

Definitely adamant about not supporting ("alleged") pedophiles or child molesters, KRS-One falls into his own category after defending one. After KRS stood his ground on his decision to defend bambaata I cannot witness anything he is involved with. I wish it were BDK verzsus Rakim... I'm not a fan of cancel culture and I'm not participating in that way; however, I personally do not feel comfortable supporting the man. That's just me. 

Let me know what you think though, does it bother you that KRS took this position and how do you feel about this upcoming Verzsus battle?

I understand this is a very sensitive topic for many people, as stated inside the video. I do not want to make light of the pandemic. Many people are suffering from COVID-19 and I encourage everybody to get the vaccine— because for most of us it may be safer than the alternative. If you are concerned your body may not be able to handle the vaccine then you may definitely be worried about COVID-19.

I also want to say that it is your choice to take the vaccine, people should not be imposing their own beliefs upon you. If they are concerned about COVID-19 the vaccine is available for them and their loved ones. The CDC has encouraged immunocompromised people to take the vaccine, so there are very few people who cannot receive the vaccine. If your body can naturally fight COVID-19 why should you be expected to become vaccinated? We are not allowed to ask this question honestly without being met by criticism. People will tell you that “you do not understand,“ or “you do not believe in science.” However, it is very important for us to stand against ideologies tearing us apart and support each other with our own decisions for our own bodies. Having had COVID-19 I know that the vaccine was more harmful to me than the actual virus, and I will not be receiving any booster shots or additional COVID-19 vaccines due to that. In addition, we are not providing care in the form of any medical support to those who are experiencing negative effects from the COVID-19 vaccine. When I received a COVID-19 vaccine I was uninsured, and I was informed by the CDC that there was no medical relief for me if I were to go to the hospital when I was suffering from my symptoms. I had my first ever migraine they kept me up for two days, I was disoriented and had a fever. I felt like I was going to die. However, the only way I could go to a hospital was if I was willing to be billed. All this for a vaccine that I didn’t want to get in the first place for myself.

If we want to encourage people to get the vaccine we should resolve the healthcare issue in this country with universal healthcare. We should put caps on the cost of medical supplies so astronomical prices are not exercised in the hospital and medical practice. We should compensate our doctors, nurses, and medical practitioners, and stop privatizing the industry in general.