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To: durasell

No one who doesn't know the South of the '50s, can realize what pressure King was living under. He could have been murdered at any moment. Yet he didn't quit. And my guess is that his wife already knew about the "other" woman. He was confessing his sin to the one whom he had most offended. He was not saintly, but he was a brave, brave man. I am remind of Graham Greene's whiskey priest.


70 posted on 01/02/2006 1:04:33 PM PST by RobbyS ( CHIRHO)
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To: RobbyS

Yeah, reminds me why I love my country's history.


72 posted on 01/02/2006 1:11:11 PM PST by durasell (!)
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To: RobbyS
And my guess is that his wife already knew about the "other" woman. He was confessing his sin to the one whom he had most offended.

It was "other" women. Looks like he was just another "do as I say" type, like Clinton. BTW, I'm just judging the man based on the "content of his character".

76 posted on 01/02/2006 1:24:57 PM PST by mikegi
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