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<blockquote data-quote="refineryworker05" data-source="post: 3475178" data-attributes="member: 66082">Lol your ignorance is staggering. MLK was called a criminal all the time, the fbi was spying on him, they said he was anti-American, anti-law and order. He was considered a huge danger to American society and the American public hated his guts. In fact, the hatred he received the violence he endured was much greater and again the people who hated him back then thought they were right about him and the civil rights movement. Now we get jokers pretending they would have loved the civil rights movement in the past, but they hate Blm now cause it’s too radical. Talk about white washing history. The civil rights movement in the past was far far far far more radical than blm is today objectively and it’s not even close. You really had a significant black power movement that was calling for violence right along side the civil rights movement and again these groups worked together both groups wanted to radically transform American society at all levels. Blm is calling for police reform of some police department in certain cities and places using the federal and local governments. Again BLM is focused on a narrow issue that by design won’t impact most Americans but they are too radical and violent. Lol</blockquote>

[QUOTE="refineryworker05, post: 3475178, member: 66082"] Lol your ignorance is staggering. MLK was called a criminal all the time, the fbi was spying on him, they said he was anti-American, anti-law and order. He was considered a huge danger to American society and the American public hated his guts. In fact, the hatred he received the violence he endured was much greater and again the people who hated him back then thought they were right about him and the civil rights movement. Now we get jokers pretending they would have loved the civil rights movement in the past, but they hate Blm now cause it’s too radical. Talk about white washing history. The civil rights movement in the past was far far far far more radical than blm is today objectively and it’s not even close. You really had a significant black power movement that was calling for violence right along side the civil rights movement and again these groups worked together both groups wanted to radically transform American society at all levels. Blm is calling for police reform of some police department in certain cities and places using the federal and local governments. Again BLM is focused on a narrow issue that by design won’t impact most Americans but they are too radical and violent. Lol [/QUOTE]

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