02-07-2014, 10:58 PM
Dr. King's message was about uniting people, not differentiating them by stereotyping them as "spooks", "spics", "mudsharks" and some of the other labels that you're so fond of, Six. You've affixed those labels to many, without knowing if they're "garbage".
A major aspect of Dr. King's message was about speaking up and using one's voice to rally against such stereotyping and/or discrimination of any group of people. And, he stood clearly and unambiguously AGAINST exacting violence on those who disrespect, offend, or otherwise hold different attitudes and ideals than oneself.
I'm not complaining nor offended by you, and I support your right to express yourself freely here or anywhere else, Six. I'm commenting on my observations. Your thoughts, words and attitudes in regards to other races, along with your staunch support of using violence to halt non-violent expression, are in direct opposition to Dr. King's message and lead me to believe that you either don't understand his message or don't embrace it at all.
So, it was and is surreal for me to see you speculating about how Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr would be disappointed in "his" people, as you call them.
That's all.
A major aspect of Dr. King's message was about speaking up and using one's voice to rally against such stereotyping and/or discrimination of any group of people. And, he stood clearly and unambiguously AGAINST exacting violence on those who disrespect, offend, or otherwise hold different attitudes and ideals than oneself.
I'm not complaining nor offended by you, and I support your right to express yourself freely here or anywhere else, Six. I'm commenting on my observations. Your thoughts, words and attitudes in regards to other races, along with your staunch support of using violence to halt non-violent expression, are in direct opposition to Dr. King's message and lead me to believe that you either don't understand his message or don't embrace it at all.
So, it was and is surreal for me to see you speculating about how Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr would be disappointed in "his" people, as you call them.
That's all.