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On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 18:57:46 +0000, Deeandre' Babydaddy
<white_tax_dollars@cant_fix.me> wrote:

> What exactly did Martin Luther King Jr. do that warrant a national holiday?
>I mean besides womanizing, cavorting with KGB agents and embezzling money from
>church ladies. Columbus discovered American, Washington was the father of our
>country and fought in the revolutionary war, Lincoln freed the slaves and
>preserved the Union, and Jesus Christ was the Messiah. They are all honored by
>national holidays and rightly so but what about King? MLK gave inspiring
>speeches and led marches that always led to violence, always. Yeah he preached
>non-violence but was there ever a major event where he wasn’t breaking laws,
>followed by niggers rioting? How many "peace protests" does it take before you
>figure out that they all seem to end in violence? He knew what he was doing but
>was always careful to condemn violence and distance himself from any
>culpability.
>
> A poll was conducted recently in inner city public schools. Three-quarters
>of those that responded identified Martin Luther King Jr. as a street not a
>person. Is there any major city that doesn’t at least one Martin Luther King Jr.
>Street or Boulevard? In testimony to the man all these streets are cluttered
>with litter, loiterers and losers. I have never once been on an MLK Boulevard
>where I thought, "gee I could live here" or where all the white people I saw
>didn’t have a badge and a gun. MLK was the first of many professional Negroes.
>He was the godfather of race pimps. Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton and thousand of
>less notable race pimps are his legacy. Maybe he addressed some thing that
>needed addressing at the time but weren’t others doing this as well?
>
> Jackie Robinson came on the scene long before MLK and I have far more
>respect for that man or any man who proves that race doesn’t define who he is.
>Guys like Jackie Robinson and other first blacks in other professions demanded
>respect for what they could do not what they said or how they wanted you to
>perceive them. In modern day terms a guy like Colin Powel smashes any concept
>that blacks are dumb and lazy not because of some theory about inclusion or
>diversity but because he is smart, hard working and talented. That is what I
>respect.
>
> That is what I recognize and that’s all that I will recognize. So on Monday
>when you’re home watching re-runs of the Parker’s and nauseating rehashes of the
>"I have a dream" speech I will be at work, alone, pursuing my American dream,
>letting my actions speak for me and not giving a damm about Martin Luther King.
>
>Kickin' it wit' my ho,  
>-- Deeandre' Babydaddy
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Amen, my brotha'