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From: crwlrjeff@yahoo.com
"Ashton Crusher" wrote in message
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> You won't find these comments of MLK talked about much. This is what
> MLK saw as needed in and by the Negro (MLK's choice of word) community
> back in 1957. Instead of the Negro community doing it and improving
> things the Negro Community has move backward instead of forward. You
> can blame the liberals and race baiters, like Sharpton and Jackson,
> for keeping Blacks perennial victims.
>
> You liberals won't like reading this because it requires Black's to
> assume some reasonability for their actions, their culture, the high
> crime rates, their lack of education, etc. Liberals don't dare to
> criticize blacks.
>
Rev. King was a very smart guy. The world would be a different place today
if he was still alive.
I like to believe that we do judge men on the content of their character not
the color of their skin, but sadly far too many men have shit for character
and they are leaders.
I'm reminded of, "never let a crisis go to waste."
Once upon time, in a galaxy far far away, Bill Cosby, another brilliant
mind, said that the black community must take responsibility to pull itself
up by its own boot straps, the next day some idiot named Jesse Jackson told
the black community that it is not responsible for its plight.
Jackson won the debate.
Without responsibility the community can blame others for the problems
instead of work through whatever problems there might be and put those
problems behind. Jackson and Sharpton, and Farakahn are perhaps the worst
men to represent and speak on behalf of the black community. Cosby is the
guy they ought to listen to, Cosby and King.
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