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To: Trump20162020

Columbus is such a pivotal figure that no one alive today would be here if he had not existed. Gays hate their lives, so they hate Columbus.

And, I’m not saying no one would have discovered the New World. It was inevitable. But he changed history in a way that affected everyone. People would still be here today (barring some very dark timeline). Maybe they’d be a well adjusted society, maybe they’d be protesting Balboa. Who knows. You and I would not be here.

So, is MLK an Uncle Tom now? Are they going to rename all the streets?


8 posted on 08/21/2017 6:47:26 AM PDT by Rinnwald
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To: Rinnwald

I’ve always wondered... how did the killer (supposedly James Earl Ray, but one wonders) just happen to be there, with a perfect line of fire... just when MLK walked out on that balcony? Inside job Jesse?


13 posted on 08/21/2017 8:50:54 AM PDT by FiddlePig (Who needs Truth & facts when you have narrative?)
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To: Rinnwald

So, is MLK an Uncle Tom now? Are they going to rename all the streets?””””

I have repeated since the mess in Charlottesville-—WHERE THE POLICE SAID—WE’RE LEAVING & THEY DID-—— that the footprint of MLK was FAAAAR greater in the USA than the Confederate items. Even a Federal holiday!!! John Deere & Cyrus McCormick deserve a Federal holiday before MLK, IMO. Their inventions have fed the world-——Plain & simple

Streets—roads-—highways—municipal buildings—schools—museums-—you name it, Martin Luther King, Jr. Statues—Plaques—memorials—monuments....MLK.

IF the blacks think the whites in this country are going to kowtow & run from them, they had better think again.


15 posted on 08/21/2017 9:39:18 AM PDT by ridesthemiles
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