You Racist Bastages

[AUTiger1]

More often than you realize. Ask Jackie Kennedy.

Don't know this story and if I have heard I have forgot.

[GH2001]

Don't know this story and if I have heard I have forgot.

So a rabbi, a black and a midget walk into a mosque holding hands.......

clicky the linky
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/jackie-kennedy-believed-martin-luther-153530

[Saniflush]

So a rabbi, a black and a midget walk into a mosque holding hands.......

clicky the linky
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/jackie-kennedy-believed-martin-luther-153530

Oh snap.  Had not heard about these tapes.

[Buzz Killington]

Wow!  So, MLK had a dream of many white women in his hotel room?

[Kaos]

Don't know this story and if I have heard I have forgot.

King was killed by his own people. Martyred.  Why?

Because J. Edgar had damning evidence of his less than circumspect ways, including photos and videos of the sainted reverend bedding blonde, white women. 

He had to go.  Knew he had to go. Was willing to die (or at least get wounded) for the cause.  It's why he made the prophetic speeches about his impending death.

He was no more, no less than Jesse or Al.  He just didn't live long enough to soil his legacy with the dirt that would have been slung or with his own dirty words and deeds. 

[dallaswareagle]

Wow!  So, MLK had a dream of many white women in his hotel room?

Don't we all?

[Snaggletiger]

King was killed by his own people. Martyred.  Why?

Because J. Edgar had damning evidence of his less than circumspect ways, including photos and videos of the sainted reverend bedding blonde, white women. 

He had to go.  Knew he had to go. Was willing to die (or at least get wounded) for the cause.  It's why he made the prophetic speeches about his impending death.

He was no more, no less than Jesse or Al.  He just didn't live long enough to soil his legacy with the dirt that would have been slung or with his own dirty words and deeds.

Oprah says you're a bad man.

[Saniflush]

Oprah says you're a bad man.

Just in Zurich

[Kaos]

Oprah says you're a bad man.

I hate her for silencing Dave Chappelle.

After signing the contract, dave looked forward to returning to his rural ohio home to spend some time with his family before hunkering down to begin work on show's highly anticipated third season.
but dave was haunted by a secret. one that only he was aware of, and one he couldn't share with anyone, lest his comedy empire crumble.

He knew that at the same time he was signing his record-setting deal, there was a secret cabal of powerful african-american leaders from the business, political, and entertainment industries working together to ensure that the third season of chappelle's show would never happen.....Oprah

[WiregrassTiger]

The internet is obviously a dangerous place to research one of the most revered and important figures in American history.

[Kaos]

The internet is obviously a dangerous place to research one of the most revered and important figures in American history.

Whaaat?



BTW, the information on Marxist Luther King comes from way before the Internet. But it's not the picture the media wants painted so the truth remains buried. 

[WiregrassTiger]

Whaaat?



BTW, the information on Marxist Luther King comes from way before the Internet. But it's not the picture the media wants painted so the truth remains buried.

Some people will only believe what they want to be true. There is much more evidence of the good things that MLK did than that of his extramarital affairs, communist ties, etc.

I'm not saying that ALL of the negative is untrue. I'm just saying that I believe that it's overblown and that he did more good than harm.

[AU_Tiger_2000]

Whaaat?



BTW, the information on Marxist Luther King comes from way before the Internet. But it's not the picture the media wants painted so the truth remains buried.

Speaking of them suppressing the people, where has bottomfeeder been?  Did he accidentally set the time lock on his off the grid fortress of solitude?

[Kaos]

Some people will only believe what they want to be true. There is much more evidence of the good things that MLK did than that of his extramarital affairs, communist ties, etc.

I'm not saying that ALL of the negative is untrue. I'm just saying that I believe that it's overblown and that he did more good than harm.

Forgive me while I vehemently disagree.











I could go on for days.

Want to talk about academic performance in American schools pre-1963?

Rabble.Rouser.

Period.

[CCTAU]

Some people will only believe what they want to be true. There is much more evidence of the good things that MLK did than that of his extramarital affairs, communist ties, etc.

I'm not saying that ALL of the negative is untrue. I'm just saying that I believe that it's overblown and that he did more good than harm.

And it is pretty head in the sand of you to NOT research these links. If even one is true, then his good deeds are tarnished.

If communism was the end goal of one of the most charismatic American figures of the 20 century, then were his good deeds just groundwork for a weaker nation? These questions should be asked. Especially since every piece of affirmative action legislation we have today was based on the cause and effect of his life teachings.

Now I am not saying that equality is wrong. I am just discussing the man that so many put on a pedestal!

And with that in mind, why would I want to hang his portrait anywhere as a compromise. Sounds to me like more racial bullying!

[WiregrassTiger]

Forgive me while I vehemently disagree.











I could go on for days.

Want to talk about academic performance in American schools pre-1963?

Rabble.Rouser.

Period.

Disagree with what? What does posting a bunch of pics of other African Americans have to do with my assertion that MLK is one of the most revered and important figures in American history?

I get that you don't like him. Fine. But do you really not think that he helped to shape the foundation of the equal rights movement? Do we at least agree that equal rights is a good thing?

[Snaggletiger]

I like Splenda

[Godfather]

Eleanore Roosevelt was a big dyke

[Kaos]

Disagree with what? What does posting a bunch of pics of other African Americans have to do with my assertion that MLK is one of the most revered and important figures in American history?

I get that you don't like him. Fine. But do you really not think that he helped to shape the foundation of the equal rights movement? Do we at least agree that equal rights is a good thing?

I do think he helped shape it.  I also think he was NOT the saintly person portrayed.  I think he was very flawed and had an agenda that is counter to the best interests of the country as a whole.  I think he was communist/socialist. 

I think his actions made things worse.  Quotas, forced integration, stupid ass things like REQUIRING neighborhoods to be racially diverse are offensive to me.  Section 8, which allows people who cannot afford homes to move into neighborhoods, treat the property with disrespect and drive property values down for their neighbors is abhorrent to me.  Laws that say my organization MUST accept anyone regardless of their race, gender or sexual proclivities offend me deeply. Requirements that I MUST rent my house to this person or that person regardless of my personal feelings toward that person's ethnicity or orientation piss me off. 

I believe in the natural order of things.  Like capitalism.  Without rabble-rousing race baiters who flow from the King lineage racial issues would be resolved on their own.  People can make up their own minds who they want to associate with, who they want to live near, who they want to worship with without the intervention of the government.  Would be a lot more peaceful. 

I have no respect for King or the movement he led.  It was rooted in communism/socialism and promotes nothing but inequality.  No, I don't think the civil rights movement was a great and glorious thing.  At all.

[WiregrassTiger]

I do think he helped shape it.  I also think he was NOT the saintly person portrayed.  I think he was very flawed and had an agenda that is counter to the best interests of the country as a whole.  I think he was communist/socialist. 

I think his actions made things worse.  Quotas, forced integration, stupid ass things like REQUIRING neighborhoods to be racially diverse are offensive to me.  Section 8, which allows people who cannot afford homes to move into neighborhoods, treat the property with disrespect and drive property values down for their neighbors is abhorrent to me.  Laws that say my organization MUST accept anyone regardless of their race, gender or sexual proclivities offend me deeply. Requirements that I MUST rent my house to this person or that person regardless of my personal feelings toward that person's ethnicity or orientation piss me off. 

I believe in the natural order of things.  Like capitalism.  Without rabble-rousing race baiters who flow from the King lineage racial issues would be resolved on their own.  People can make up their own minds who they want to associate with, who they want to live near, who they want to worship with without the intervention of the government.  Would be a lot more peaceful. 

I have no respect for King or the movement he led.  It was rooted in communism/socialism and promotes nothing but inequality.  No, I don't think the civil rights movement was a great and glorious thing.  At all.

How do you feel about gays?