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re: ESPN called the police on protesters
Posted on 10/11/17 at 8:28 am to Dr RC
Posted on 10/11/17 at 8:28 am to Dr RC
How many people in the picture you posted had a salary of $1 million dollars and used their national platform from a sports show to falsely accuse the President of the United Sates, his cabinet members, and all 60 million people who voted for him white supremacist racist bigots?
Comparing Selma and the civil rights marches to the protests happening now is the height of stupidity and I'm embarrassed for you.
Comparing Selma and the civil rights marches to the protests happening now is the height of stupidity and I'm embarrassed for you.
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Posted on 10/11/17 at 9:27 am to the_watcher
I'm wasn't really comparing JHill to Selma. I was just pointing out that blocking roads isn't some new and purely ineffectual thing. People back in MLK's day said similar things to what they say now about that kind of protest. 
And honestly its a little silly to say if he would hate or not hate what is going on now. With the way he was vilified in the media at the time it's just as possible he might empathize with protestors now. He was for redistribution of wealth, he was anti war, he was a big union backer, he led boycotts... It's not like the only thing he fought for was desegregation.
And honestly its a little silly to say if he would hate or not hate what is going on now. With the way he was vilified in the media at the time it's just as possible he might empathize with protestors now. He was for redistribution of wealth, he was anti war, he was a big union backer, he led boycotts... It's not like the only thing he fought for was desegregation.
This post was edited on 10/11/17 at 9:38 am
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