Finally somebody has noticed the "dossier,"on MLK.

[leftyo]

first of all, you suspect wrong. i am me, myself, and only me. if you pay any kind of attention i have my own writing style, there are no simialaritites between myself and others. and the ol red thread, yes i started it, and there were tons of replies in it, if its gone it was deleted by someone other than me. no matter what you think i am, it does not excuse red! matters not, its between me and a piece of trash, and if others want to stick their noses in, im not responsible for the hurt feelings.


just noticed you only went back a month, you will have to go back further, this has been going on for quite some time. there are others that have received the same treatment, but they can speak for themselves if they chose. i wont answer much more, i imagine most everybody here knows whats happening, and i dont personally see any need to explain myself any further.

[rayg]

Well I just looked again and now the old threads go back a lot further. When I first checked they only went back a little over a month. I'll have to check them out, Ray

[1903fan]

You are reading what the newspapers and racist Democrats said about him. He was pro family, pro marriage and didn't like out of wedlock babies. He was for blacks working, going to school and being self reliant. He publicly stated that even the very poor could afford a bar of soap. He would be aghast at the welfare society of today. In short he was for integration... He wanted the blacks to become a part of society and become Americans, NOT African Americans, not beggers, gangbangers nor slackers wearing, dreadlocks, baggy pants, and speaking Pigin.

Was he perfect? No, unlike some of the people here, he was foible, and had shortcomings and was forced in some cases to defend actions he was not comfortable with. And, yes he probably had sex with with some women he should not have... But, he was a man and not a God.

I agree with RED! MLK was useful to the Democrats, but make no mistake he was only accepted by them because not doing so was LESS in their interest! Not a perfect man, but a man who tried to make the world better.