Entrepreneur and entertainer Sean "P. Diddy" Combs recently voiced his displeasure with the war on Iraq. Combs learned of the war’s commencement while on stage in Miami and the hip-hop mogul was greatly startled by the announcement. "I was told that while I was onstage the war started. I’m definitely pro-peace, I’m anti-war. I’ve been praying that this day wouldn’t happen," Combs said. "I’m against the way this situation has gone down. My prayers go out to all the innocent lives that are going to be lost in Iraq. "We have it good. Nobody’s invading America. They’re not blowing up everything around us. We can’t imagine what these people and children are going through. It seems that everything that could have been done was not done to try and avoid this war." Critical of President George W. Bush in the past, Comb’s feels that his responsibility as a celebrity mandates he be vocal about his feelings on the war. "We have a role and responsibility to speak out. We’re all entitled to our opinions. Whatever we can do to make things better, we should – even if it’s just speaking through our music," Combs added.
Entrepreneur and entertainer Sean "P. Diddy"
Combs recently voiced his displeasure with the war on Iraq.
Combs learned of the war’s commencement while
on stage in Miami and the hip-hop mogul was greatly startled by the announcement.
"I was told that while I was onstage the
war started. I’m definitely pro-peace, I’m anti-war. I’ve been praying that
this day wouldn’t happen," Combs said.
"I’m against the way this situation has
gone down. My prayers go out to all the innocent lives that are going to be
lost in Iraq.
"We have it good. Nobody’s invading America.
They’re not blowing up everything around us. We can’t imagine what these people
and children are going through. It seems that everything that could have been
done was not done to try and avoid this war."
Critical of President George W. Bush in the past,
Comb’s feels that his responsibility as a celebrity mandates he be vocal about
his feelings on the war.
"We have a role and responsibility to speak
out. We’re all entitled to our opinions. Whatever we can do to make things better,
we should – even if it’s just speaking through our music," Combs added.
