Yeah that's weird.Dragon Ball Fan wrote: ↑Sun Oct 04, 2020 1:03 pmreally? others have replied to me as if it was.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Sun Oct 04, 2020 4:14 amThat's not a very sufficient detailing of the role MLKjr's passivism played in the black civil rights movement.Dragon Ball Fan wrote: ↑Sun Oct 04, 2020 2:50 amwhen did he say he wants the police to be able to get away with murder?Fuzzy Necromancer wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 1:37 am And the long term results are that MLK was shot and, while he lived, he was the most hated man in America. Now that he's dead, he's every political pundit and pompous windbag's imaginary black friend, and most of his more radical teachings are safely whitewashed or ignored.
You're right that most of these protestors don't want Biden, because they aren't protesting about the presidency. They are protesting about police who are allowed to murder with impunity.
You talk about how people aren't perfect and it's not a perfect world, but then demand that ordinary citizens be perfect, taking punch after punch without hitting back, while the police are allowed to go around shooting and killing like video game protagonists.
You like MLK so much? Read Letters from Birmingham Jail. You're exactly the sort of whinging moderate he saw was an even bigger stumbling block to civil rights than the KKK.
and if MLK and his followers never fought back under any circumstances and that worked perfectly, why can't the protestors today?
While that was a pretty remarkable facet of the black rights movement, I wouldn't call it particularly resolute. [edit snip]: Standing around and letting people get brutalized in order to provoke conscious change starts to get inhumane for all parties involved.