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Best Interest Of The Mississippi Coast Community: Marilyn Manson

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"'I feel that Manson's appearance and giving his forum to spout his poisoned philosophy is not in the best interest of the Mississippi Coast community...In the interest of unity and cohesion in the community, I ask you to cancel this concert!'" (Mayor Ken Combs pg. 250) Marilyn Manson was, and is still by less than before, misunderstood. Usually because of his appearance and stage performance, people think he is down right evil and wants everyone to die. But that is not true at all, there has been rumors of puppies being killed at his concerts (which isn't true, in fact he has tried being vegan many time), but the truth of the matter is, he has donated to several charities. The reason I chose Marilyn Manson as my leader for this essay is because …show more content…

“Everyone take the time to realize what really affects their lives. Are we really affected by what politicians say? Or do we end up being affected by the song we hear that reminds us of a person that we’re in love with or a song that we hear that we take our aggressions out, or a painting that you see that makes you cry, or a painting you see yourself in as a mirror. And ultimately when anyone asks themselves that question, they’ll say it's always the artist. It’s never the politician.” In conclusion, I would consider Marilyn Manson as a good leader, because he is a very generous person, he was one of the many few that shows you can dress however you want but that doesn't define you as a person, and that behind any good art work there is a underlining message. Marilyn Manson helps abused teens get musical instruments by bidding off some of his art and giving what he got to a charity, Music for Life. Marilyn blamed for things that don't have anything to do with him, based on what people think he's about. I think everyone should look into Marilyn Manson's songs, his performances, and art. You can't just take one look at Marilyn Manson's live shows and say he's down right evil for an art

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