[Jersey Republican Biker Chick]

Mrs. King was a dignified lady who held her head high and took on the challenges that confronted her in life.

I felt that those who turned her funeral into a political rally instead of a celebration of her life and accomplishments greatly disrespected her memory.

The service should have been about honoring her memory and not to push political agenda.

[End Times Sentinel]

I felt that those who turned her funeral into a political rally instead of a celebration of her life and accomplishments greatly disrespected her memory.

And I felt it fell well short of the rip-roarin', snot snortin', rootin' tootin' Paul Welstone Memorial.  I'd meticulously constructed an effigy of W which I sent with NAACP strong man Kwambly Mumjumblywumbly to be burned during the ceremony, yet it was only burned off camera, outside the Church.  You can't trust those people to do anything right.

But perhaps we have a conflict in visions.

Owl_Eagle

(If what I just wrote makes you sad or angry,

 it was probably sarcasm)

[dirtbiker]

I felt that those who turned her funeral into a political rally instead of a celebration of her life and accomplishments greatly disrespected her memory.

Probably why Jessie Jackasson wasn't allowed to speak at her funeral.....I've heard rumors that Jessie and Coretta DID NOT get along at all....(not all "civil rights" activists are con artists....)