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Ezactly. That's why our justice system is broken and you can get away with murderOriginally Posted by cguy610
"It's not what you know, it's what you can prove"Originally Posted by torgriffith
so i guess you presume MLK's background was squeeky clean. He didn't cheat on his wife or nothing huh?Originally Posted by cguy610
King had the image, which was important. Like it or not, it's easier to get support when you have someone with a squeaky clean image than someone who used to run numbers, went to jail, and also made comments such as "the chickens coming home to roost".Originally Posted by Nat Turner
Originally Posted by torgriffith
Originally Posted by bijald0331
Anton has a point. No one on the other side will let anything he says go yet they will freely let people disgrace MLK's name by quoting some Tupac lyric. It's a shameThat should be heavily denounced.
Foolishness
Stokely Carmicheal used to call King, "de lawd". In some circles, many felt that King got too much exposure, and credit, for the perceived successes of the struggle. I agree with that, as I've stated, King did his share, as Malcolm provided the fear, stimulating the Black youth, which in part helped to create the Black panther movement, SNIC, then Thurgood went after the law.
All were relevant.
Just like Rosa Parks had the clean image and she gets alot of credit although she wasn't the first to refuse to give up her seat on a bus.
Church boys can fool you just like those church girls.
F*&( that ideal because that is exactly what is wrong with the world. People believing in a God and karma yet hide behind that lame duck excuse. I commend pac for living wide open for us to see what's real.