Bwahahahahahahahahah
Isn’t that what ole Lester Maddox used to call him?
Didn’t this just happen in Rochester, NY on WHEC?
Unfortunately a person of pallor so he’s toast.
That weren’t no accident . . . only what’s in the heart can come out of the mouth. This person is fond of saying it in the presence of her friends, and she forgot that everybody ain’t her friend on live TV. Dang!
Now that’s he’s confessed, when is his execution?
“Vice President of News Audrey Prywitch says no additional discipline is planned.”
Yeah, we’ll see about that. People have been destroyed for far less. Prywitch probably putmhis own head on the chopping block with that statement.
The Greaseman was suspended at WWDC in 1986 for a bit involving MLK and the number of days off. Yeah, buddy.
Those same words were used by George Lincoln Rockwell, the neo-Nazi in an interview with Playboy back in the 60s, IIRC.
Sum Ting Wong here, folks.
His actual legal name was Michael King. “Martin Luther” was an alias to shroud him in the religiosity of an actual theologian. He was a serial adulterer who plagiarized his doctoral dissertation.
“King first studied communism on his own while a student at Crozer Theological Seminary in 1949. In his 1958 memoir, he reported that although he rejected communism’s central tenets, he was sympathetic to Marx’s critique of capitalism, finding the “gulf between superfluous wealth and abject poverty” that existed in the United States morally wrong (Stride, 94). Writing his future wife, Coretta Scott, during the first summer of their relationship, he told her that he was “more socialistic in my economic theory than capitalistic.” (Papers 6:123; 125).”https://kinginstitute.stanford.edu/encyclopedia/communism
Democrat Senator Chris Coons was unavailable for comment.
Pretty ballsy guy!
We used to take a THE ARKANSAS FARMER magazine 60 years ago in which the editor ranted, raved and used the same term about Dr King.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_J._Anderson
I listened to first guy say this, and it seemed like an accident to me. Words get twisted, especially when speaking fast. There are people across the country, thousands of them it appears, who are trying to destroy anyone they can. When the the consonants at the beginning and the end of a word (or near the end) are the same, it can happen that someone says the wrong word. It DOES NOT mean someone is a racist, or says racist things usually. I can’t imagine what this country has become.
I have said Martin Luther King’s name thousands of times over the years in conversation and was raised in the deep South where that type of verbage was not uncommon, and not once did I ever slip up and use that word in saying his name.
Freudian slip?