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MLK's nephew refuses to call Trump racist, Don Lemon has fit...

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by Calminian, Jan 17, 2018.

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  1. Calminian

    Calminian Well-Known Member
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    What is it with the MLK family? First his niece defends Trump, now a nephew? Props to this man for telling the truth about the modern shameful race baiting in America and the ever changing definition of racism. It's gotten ridiculous. He even defending Trump's comments on Mexican immigration during the election.

    Here's the hilarious interview with commentary from Mark Dice.

     
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    martin Luther King, if still alive, would have supported trump over what was available on other side!
     
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    I doubt it. I believe he would most likely gone the route of Jackson and Sharpton; sold out.
     
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    Except that he seemed to really want what was best for Black Americans, and to try to have justice as per the scriptures for all...
     
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    That was his public image. Privately he was morally questionable and compromised his values for money.
     
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    I am very sure that he cheated on his wife, and though he was sinning in some areas, he was still being used of and by the Lord to set his people free...
     
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    "Being used of The Lord" opens up a can of worms you probably don't want to eat.
     
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    He was used by God to have the Civil Rights that Black Americans have provided to them by our Constitution given to them.
    Was he a sinner? yes, as he did sinful things, but God still used Him to carry out his plan and purposes in this one area!
     
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    OK, because of Hitler, the Jews now have a Jewish state. Want to have Hitler day? I am all for celebrating Civil Rights day, but I refuse to celebrate MLK day.
     
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    Why?
     
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    If his family is any indication, I disagree. I think MLK knew what real racism was.
     
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    Wow. Do you not understand the weakness of this analogy? or just being contrarian?

    Hitler is to jews what MLK is to blacks.

    That's a doozy. That tops any bad argument I've heard—liberal arguments included.
     
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    Jackson was his right hand man.
     
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    With the application of Godwin's Law, this thread is closed.
     
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