Posted on 01/15/2018 7:34:31 AM PST by impetrio1
I will attempt to interpret Dr. King’s legendary speech. I am not an Ivy League scholar. I am not an African Studies laureate. I am not a famous historian. I am just a black conservative who just may see things a bit differently than liberals would allow if they could stop me.
There are certain phrases in the “I Have A Dream” speech that could make the argument that Dr. King was conservative. So I won't be accused of taking something out of context, I examined the entire speech….
(Excerpt) Read more at blackandblondemedia.com ...
“..I am just a black conservative who just may see things a bit differently than liberals would allow if they could stop me. ...”
Well-put.
They WILL try to stop you when they have power and control.
It’s what they do.
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Better clean your own house first Penzy——the company is handing out spice rubs for pork ribs and fried chicken on MLK Day.
If that isnt racist....nothing is.
What you say, Penzy? No watermelon salt?
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Liberals/Progressive never mention “.....the content of their character, not the color of their skin”. It’s all “color of their skin” now.
Sorry, liberals and blacks don’t believe in MLK’s “dream” why should I? I have “Negro Fatigue Syndrome” and I no longer listen - or care.
How come MLK day is the ONLY holiday that hasn’t been commercialized?
Where are all the “I had a dream...about all the sales at the mall” ads?
“Not by the color of their skin but by the content of their character” was an outstanding thought.Of course there was a time that that wasn’t always practiced...to the detriment of black people.But as Dylan once said...”the first ones now will later be last,’cause the times,they are a changin’”.As a result darker skin is now seen as a sign of *superiority* rather than being seen,Dr King did,as being of no significance,positive *or* negative.
Ooops...should be “as Dr King did”
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