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<blockquote data-quote="refineryworker05" data-source="post: 3475623" data-attributes="member: 66082">Again, the people who called MLK anti- American believed he was.&nbsp; The people who said MLK was responsible for violence believed he was.&nbsp; The people who said MLK was anti-cop believed he was.&nbsp; They had their explanations and rationalizations for why what they believed was true.Just like you believe BLM is openly calling for killing cops.&nbsp; Even thought the leadership of BLM all say know we don&#039;t want cops murdered.&nbsp; LOLAnd racists in the past also said the civil rights movement should focus on whats wrong within the black race.&nbsp; They also said that racism was no longer a problem and that what was wrong inside the black race was the real problem.&nbsp; These arguments you are making are old and again is always said about any movement for black Americans. They said it to MLK, they said to the NAACP, they said to any black organization that has ever fought for equal rights.The problem isn&#039;t racism, the problem is whats wrong within the black race.In fact, the belief in collective black racial dysfunction, is a bedrock belief of white supremacy and black inferiority.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="refineryworker05, post: 3475623, member: 66082"] Again, the people who called MLK anti- American believed he was. The people who said MLK was responsible for violence believed he was. The people who said MLK was anti-cop believed he was. They had their explanations and rationalizations for why what they believed was true. Just like you believe BLM is openly calling for killing cops. Even thought the leadership of BLM all say know we don't want cops murdered. LOL And racists in the past also said the civil rights movement should focus on whats wrong within the black race. They also said that racism was no longer a problem and that what was wrong inside the black race was the real problem. These arguments you are making are old and again is always said about any movement for black Americans. They said it to MLK, they said to the NAACP, they said to any black organization that has ever fought for equal rights. The problem isn't racism, the problem is whats wrong within the black race. In fact, the belief in collective black racial dysfunction, is a bedrock belief of white supremacy and black inferiority. [/QUOTE]

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