Cardi B has defended pornography after Candace Owens called for it to be banned because it “makes men weak”
The 31-year-old rapper, born Belcalis Marlenis Cephus, who recently said she won’t vote for Biden or Trump, weighed in after the 35-year-old conservative commentator’s comments.
It all started when Candace recently took to X (formally Twitter) to write: ‘Ban porn. It is a psychological weapon designed to weaken our men.
Cardi B weighed in on the debate and states that she is not addicted to porn, but she does see its merits.
She commented on Instagram: ‘Ommmggg why are you so against porn? Is it so bad for all of you? I enjoy it but I don’t know, I guess it’s something that happens 6 times a year.
Cardi B has defended pornography after Candace Owens called for it to be banned because it “makes men weak”
‘Personally, I don’t feel any connection or addiction, just a bit of one-two… NOTHING LIKE REAL INTIMACY!’
Cardi, who was formally a stripper before becoming one of the world’s biggest hip-hop artists, went on to say that she believes sexual and explicit materials can be used as learning tools.
She continued: ‘How? Actually, it should teach men how to please a woman.
Earlier this month, the superstar rapper revealed that she doesn’t plan to vote for either President Joe Biden or Donald Trump in the November election, citing “layers and layers of disappointment.”
The rapper has long been an outspoken critic of Trump, but expressed support for Biden during the 2020 election.
She supported the Democrat after her preferred candidate, Bernie Sanders, lost the primary.
However, the singer has now revoked her support for Biden and revealed she has no plans to vote due to her anger over inflation and America’s support for foreign wars.
“I don’t fuck with you two black people,” he told Rolling Stone in an interview, citing Biden’s involvement in conflicts abroad and “disappointments” at home.
It all started when Candace recently took to X (formally Twitter) to write: ‘Ban porn. It is a psychological weapon designed to weaken our men.
Cardi B (seen at the Met Gala earlier this month) weighed in on the debate, saying she’s not addicted to porn, but she does see its merits. She commented on Instagram: ‘Ommmggg why are you so against porn? Is it so bad for all of you? I enjoy it but I don’t know, I guess it’s something that happens 6 times a year. Personally, I don’t feel any connection or addiction, just a little bit of one-two… NOTHING LIKE REAL INTIMACY!”
He explained that he does not support Biden’s position of sending money to the war in Ukraine or supporting Israel in its bombing of Gaza.
“(The United States) doesn’t pay for endless wars for countries that have been going through shit for a long time,” he said.
‘There are countries (where) they kill children every day, but since (the United States) will not benefit from that country, they will not help.
‘I don’t like that the United States has this superhero cape on. We never did things to be superheroes. We did things for our own convenience.’
The WAP hitmaker added that sending money to fund wars has taken away vital resources within the United States, something she has particularly noticed in her native New York.
‘It’s like, damn, you all don’t care about anyone. “It really bothers me that there are solutions to this,” he added. ‘There is a solution. I know there is a solution because you’re spending billions of dollars on every damn thing.’
He added: “I feel like people were betrayed.”
Cardi has long been politically engaged and previously encouraged her fans to get out and vote.
In 2020, she was the darling of the Biden campaign, appearing as his Zoom interviewer for Elle magazine.
Earlier this month, the superstar rapper revealed that she doesn’t plan to vote for either President Joe Biden or Donald Trump in the November election, citing “layers and layers of disappointment.”
The rapper has long been an outspoken critic of Trump, but expressed support for Biden during the 2020 election.
Speaking to Rolling Stone, he explained his disillusionment with both parties ahead of the presidential election; Cardi is seen in Mesa, Arizona in December.
Cardi B previously supported Biden in 2020 after her preferred candidate, Bernie Sanders, was defeated in the primary.
Rapper Cardi held a Zoom call with Joe Biden (right) to help boost his presidential campaign
At the beginning of the exchange with Cardi B, Biden’s daughter Ashley, then 39, appeared on screen to tell him she was a fan.
During the exchange, she did not hold back on her views on then-President Trump.
‘I just want Trump to go away. His mouth gets us into a lot of trouble,’ she fumed.
“I don’t want to be lied to – we’re dealing with a pandemic right now and I just want answers.” I want to know when this will end. I want to go back to my job.
“I don’t want someone to lie to me and tell me that it’s okay not to wear a mask, that everything is going to be okay.”
She revealed that her criticism of Trump had earned her death threats from his supporters.
“Things get so intense that a Trump supporter posted my address and encouraged people to dox my house, set my house on fire,” he explained in an Instagram live video.
‘I literally hired a private investigator, served him with a warrant and arrested this guy. This guy was a fucking teenager. His parents were fucking shocked.”
Cardi, photographed at this year’s Met Gala, has long been politically engaged and has previously encouraged her fans to get out and vote.
The WAP hitmaker added that sending money to fund wars like the one in Gaza (pictured) has taken away vital resources within the US.
He accused the United States of having a superhero complex when it became involved in certain conflicts abroad, such as the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In the photo: Mobile air defense unit of the Ukrainian military.
The artist also applauded conservative commentator Candace Owens, who claimed that Biden was “using” her.
“Just as I can make people bust their pussies and have a good time, and make them feel like a bad bitch, I can also encourage millions of followers to vote,” Cardi said.
“You’re saying Joe Biden is pandering because he’s using a popular figure like me, but your president, the guy you love so much, he does too.”
Before endorsing Biden, Cardi B had made a video with Bernie Sanders to try to appeal to young voters.
She also suggested that she would like to be a politician, prompting her fans to mock Cardi B For President posters.
