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You can’t deny it...Obama had many things to his advantage over both Hillary and McCain
He was young, he was dynamic and he was black
He was a black candidate who could fulfill the dream of Dr King. Not too ethnic, highly educated, non threatening, good family man....likable
Nobody could beat him
You guys don't get to shout from the roof tops how cool it is, what a milestone it is, to have the "First Black President"
and now to also down play it, as not that much.
Democrats are rightfully proud to elect the first black president
Republicans will be shamed by history for their treatment of Obama
Your desire to have Obama treated differently than all the other dem Presidents we have opposed,
made what should have been a positive milestone for the country, into a step BACKWARDS.
No other previous president had no support from the opposition party. Republicans did not provide a single vote in support of Obama.
No other President was refused the right to fill a Supreme Court vacancy
I reject you pretense that you are so stupid that you have not noticed that we are is a period of increasingly bitter partisan divide.
YOu may be stupid, but you are not that stupid. Stop pretending to be even stupider than you actually are.
and thank God for thatObama had many things to his advantage over both Hillary and McCainThat was the one significant policy difference, but it was not enough to explain the stampede from Hillary to Obama.
It was because of excitement over his being the "First black President".
And as such, it was the complete and total repudiation of King's dream.
He was young, he was dynamic and he was black
He was a black candidate who could fulfill the dream of Dr King. Not too ethnic, highly educated, non threatening, good family man....likable
Nobody could beat him
You guys don't get to shout from the roof tops how cool it is, what a milestone it is, to have the "First Black President"
and now to also down play it, as not that much.
Democrats are rightfully proud to elect the first black president
Republicans will be shamed by history for their treatment of Obama
Your desire to have Obama treated differently than all the other dem Presidents we have opposed,
made what should have been a positive milestone for the country, into a step BACKWARDS.
No other previous president had no support from the opposition party. Republicans did not provide a single vote in support of Obama.
No other President was refused the right to fill a Supreme Court vacancy
You can’t deny it...You guys don't get to shout from the roof tops how cool it is, what a milestone it is, to have the "First Black President"
and now to also down play it, as not that much.
Democrats are rightfully proud to elect the first black president
Republicans will be shamed by history for their treatment of Obama
Your desire to have Obama treated differently than all the other dem Presidents we have opposed,
made what should have been a positive milestone for the country, into a step BACKWARDS.
No other previous president had no support from the opposition party. Republicans did not provide a single vote in support of Obama.
No other President was refused the right to fill a Supreme Court vacancy
I reject you pretense that you are so stupid that you have not noticed that we are is a period of increasingly bitter partisan divide.
YOu may be stupid, but you are not that stupid. Stop pretending to be even stupider than you actually are.
No other previous president had no support from the opposition party. Republicans did not provide a single vote in support of Obama.
No other President was refused the right to fill a Supreme Court vacancy
Republicans poisoned the bipartisanship well
I grew up in the 60's and saw most of the Civil Rights movement. Like most Americans, I was outraged at the assasination of Dr King. When we talked about giving him a national holiday ten years later, I looked at it as a form of appeasement for outraged blacks.....a way of giving them their own holiday to quiet them down.
In reading about the Civil Rights movement in subsequent years, I realized what a great American Dr King was. Black Americans came back after WWII to find that despite fighting and dying in defense of their country, they were still treated like lesser Americans. They found they were not allowed to mingle with whites, were not welcome in much of the country they had fought for. Blacks were considered to be dirty, diseased and sub human. Some whites were outraged at the thought of eating with blacks, using the same restrooms, riding on public transportation with them.
As black Americans began to protest their treatment in their own country they were met with harsh resistance from both white militants and governments who swore to support inequal treatment. Blacks were denied the right to vote, to freely associate, rights to a fair trial. Those who resisted were met with terrorist attacks. Lynchings, bombings, arrest and assasination of their leaders.
Most of us faced with such horrific treatment in our own homeland would fight violence with violence. How would you react if someone spat on your child for trying to go to school?
When the courts did not protect blacks, armed conflict would seem a reasonable response. Dr King knew violence would only result in more violence against you. He modeled the Civil Rights movement around Gandhis peaceful resistance theories. By using cameras to document the treatment of peaceful protestors he saved this country from an armed violent protest that would have destroyed this country.
America returned from WWII as an economic and military superpower. But a country that does not treat its citizens with respect is not a moral superpower. By changing the way we treat our citizens, Dr King, more importantly, saved our soul. By forcing us to look in a mirror and see who we really are, he enabled us to become a truly great country.
On this Martin Luther King day I hope everyone can reflect on what a great American he was and how much better off we all are
He saved us from ourselvesI grew up in the 60's and saw most of the Civil Rights movement. Like most Americans, I was outraged at the assasination of Dr King. When we talked about giving him a national holiday ten years later, I looked at it as a form of appeasement for outraged blacks.....a way of giving them their own holiday to quiet them down.
In reading about the Civil Rights movement in subsequent years, I realized what a great American Dr King was. Black Americans came back after WWII to find that despite fighting and dying in defense of their country, they were still treated like lesser Americans. They found they were not allowed to mingle with whites, were not welcome in much of the country they had fought for. Blacks were considered to be dirty, diseased and sub human. Some whites were outraged at the thought of eating with blacks, using the same restrooms, riding on public transportation with them.
As black Americans began to protest their treatment in their own country they were met with harsh resistance from both white militants and governments who swore to support inequal treatment. Blacks were denied the right to vote, to freely associate, rights to a fair trial. Those who resisted were met with terrorist attacks. Lynchings, bombings, arrest and assasination of their leaders.
Most of us faced with such horrific treatment in our own homeland would fight violence with violence. How would you react if someone spat on your child for trying to go to school?
When the courts did not protect blacks, armed conflict would seem a reasonable response. Dr King knew violence would only result in more violence against you. He modeled the Civil Rights movement around Gandhis peaceful resistance theories. By using cameras to document the treatment of peaceful protestors he saved this country from an armed violent protest that would have destroyed this country.
America returned from WWII as an economic and military superpower. But a country that does not treat its citizens with respect is not a moral superpower. By changing the way we treat our citizens, Dr King, more importantly, saved our soul. By forcing us to look in a mirror and see who we really are, he enabled us to become a truly great country.
On this Martin Luther King day I hope everyone can reflect on what a great American he was and how much better off we all are
To say he SAVED this country I would disagree but to say he played a great part in the growth of America, I would.
He saved us from ourselvesI grew up in the 60's and saw most of the Civil Rights movement. Like most Americans, I was outraged at the assasination of Dr King. When we talked about giving him a national holiday ten years later, I looked at it as a form of appeasement for outraged blacks.....a way of giving them their own holiday to quiet them down.
In reading about the Civil Rights movement in subsequent years, I realized what a great American Dr King was. Black Americans came back after WWII to find that despite fighting and dying in defense of their country, they were still treated like lesser Americans. They found they were not allowed to mingle with whites, were not welcome in much of the country they had fought for. Blacks were considered to be dirty, diseased and sub human. Some whites were outraged at the thought of eating with blacks, using the same restrooms, riding on public transportation with them.
As black Americans began to protest their treatment in their own country they were met with harsh resistance from both white militants and governments who swore to support inequal treatment. Blacks were denied the right to vote, to freely associate, rights to a fair trial. Those who resisted were met with terrorist attacks. Lynchings, bombings, arrest and assasination of their leaders.
Most of us faced with such horrific treatment in our own homeland would fight violence with violence. How would you react if someone spat on your child for trying to go to school?
When the courts did not protect blacks, armed conflict would seem a reasonable response. Dr King knew violence would only result in more violence against you. He modeled the Civil Rights movement around Gandhis peaceful resistance theories. By using cameras to document the treatment of peaceful protestors he saved this country from an armed violent protest that would have destroyed this country.
America returned from WWII as an economic and military superpower. But a country that does not treat its citizens with respect is not a moral superpower. By changing the way we treat our citizens, Dr King, more importantly, saved our soul. By forcing us to look in a mirror and see who we really are, he enabled us to become a truly great country.
On this Martin Luther King day I hope everyone can reflect on what a great American he was and how much better off we all are
To say he SAVED this country I would disagree but to say he played a great part in the growth of America, I would.
Talk about “Make America Great Again”.
We were not a great nation while we maintained second class citizenship
He saved us from ourselvesI grew up in the 60's and saw most of the Civil Rights movement. Like most Americans, I was outraged at the assasination of Dr King. When we talked about giving him a national holiday ten years later, I looked at it as a form of appeasement for outraged blacks.....a way of giving them their own holiday to quiet them down.
In reading about the Civil Rights movement in subsequent years, I realized what a great American Dr King was. Black Americans came back after WWII to find that despite fighting and dying in defense of their country, they were still treated like lesser Americans. They found they were not allowed to mingle with whites, were not welcome in much of the country they had fought for. Blacks were considered to be dirty, diseased and sub human. Some whites were outraged at the thought of eating with blacks, using the same restrooms, riding on public transportation with them.
As black Americans began to protest their treatment in their own country they were met with harsh resistance from both white militants and governments who swore to support inequal treatment. Blacks were denied the right to vote, to freely associate, rights to a fair trial. Those who resisted were met with terrorist attacks. Lynchings, bombings, arrest and assasination of their leaders.
Most of us faced with such horrific treatment in our own homeland would fight violence with violence. How would you react if someone spat on your child for trying to go to school?
When the courts did not protect blacks, armed conflict would seem a reasonable response. Dr King knew violence would only result in more violence against you. He modeled the Civil Rights movement around Gandhis peaceful resistance theories. By using cameras to document the treatment of peaceful protestors he saved this country from an armed violent protest that would have destroyed this country.
America returned from WWII as an economic and military superpower. But a country that does not treat its citizens with respect is not a moral superpower. By changing the way we treat our citizens, Dr King, more importantly, saved our soul. By forcing us to look in a mirror and see who we really are, he enabled us to become a truly great country.
On this Martin Luther King day I hope everyone can reflect on what a great American he was and how much better off we all are
To say he SAVED this country I would disagree but to say he played a great part in the growth of America, I would.
Talk about “Make America Great Again”.
We were not a great nation while we maintained second class citizenship
So, we were not a great nation when we saved Europe from Nazism?
So, we were not a great nation when we put a Man on the Moon?
Your desire to see all of our nation's history, though the lens of your personal obsession, is utter madness.
He saved us from ourselvesI grew up in the 60's and saw most of the Civil Rights movement. Like most Americans, I was outraged at the assasination of Dr King. When we talked about giving him a national holiday ten years later, I looked at it as a form of appeasement for outraged blacks.....a way of giving them their own holiday to quiet them down.
In reading about the Civil Rights movement in subsequent years, I realized what a great American Dr King was. Black Americans came back after WWII to find that despite fighting and dying in defense of their country, they were still treated like lesser Americans. They found they were not allowed to mingle with whites, were not welcome in much of the country they had fought for. Blacks were considered to be dirty, diseased and sub human. Some whites were outraged at the thought of eating with blacks, using the same restrooms, riding on public transportation with them.
As black Americans began to protest their treatment in their own country they were met with harsh resistance from both white militants and governments who swore to support inequal treatment. Blacks were denied the right to vote, to freely associate, rights to a fair trial. Those who resisted were met with terrorist attacks. Lynchings, bombings, arrest and assasination of their leaders.
Most of us faced with such horrific treatment in our own homeland would fight violence with violence. How would you react if someone spat on your child for trying to go to school?
When the courts did not protect blacks, armed conflict would seem a reasonable response. Dr King knew violence would only result in more violence against you. He modeled the Civil Rights movement around Gandhis peaceful resistance theories. By using cameras to document the treatment of peaceful protestors he saved this country from an armed violent protest that would have destroyed this country.
America returned from WWII as an economic and military superpower. But a country that does not treat its citizens with respect is not a moral superpower. By changing the way we treat our citizens, Dr King, more importantly, saved our soul. By forcing us to look in a mirror and see who we really are, he enabled us to become a truly great country.
On this Martin Luther King day I hope everyone can reflect on what a great American he was and how much better off we all are
To say he SAVED this country I would disagree but to say he played a great part in the growth of America, I would.
Talk about “Make America Great Again”.
We were not a great nation while we maintained second class citizenship
So, we were not a great nation when we saved Europe from Nazism?
So, we were not a great nation when we put a Man on the Moon?
Your desire to see all of our nation's history, though the lens of your personal obsession, is utter madness.
Can you imagine a nation that was shocked at the atrocities perpetrated against the Jews and proclaimed how we were fighting for freedom while denying blacks the right to vote and treating them as if they were diseased animals?
That is not a great nation. That is a nation with serious social problems
Martin Luther King saved us
The US came back from WWII and high fived itself over how great we were
We immediately returned to full scale Jim Crow and lynching blacks who disagreed
MLK and the Civil Rights movement saved us
He saved us from ourselvesI grew up in the 60's and saw most of the Civil Rights movement. Like most Americans, I was outraged at the assasination of Dr King. When we talked about giving him a national holiday ten years later, I looked at it as a form of appeasement for outraged blacks.....a way of giving them their own holiday to quiet them down.
In reading about the Civil Rights movement in subsequent years, I realized what a great American Dr King was. Black Americans came back after WWII to find that despite fighting and dying in defense of their country, they were still treated like lesser Americans. They found they were not allowed to mingle with whites, were not welcome in much of the country they had fought for. Blacks were considered to be dirty, diseased and sub human. Some whites were outraged at the thought of eating with blacks, using the same restrooms, riding on public transportation with them.
As black Americans began to protest their treatment in their own country they were met with harsh resistance from both white militants and governments who swore to support inequal treatment. Blacks were denied the right to vote, to freely associate, rights to a fair trial. Those who resisted were met with terrorist attacks. Lynchings, bombings, arrest and assasination of their leaders.
Most of us faced with such horrific treatment in our own homeland would fight violence with violence. How would you react if someone spat on your child for trying to go to school?
When the courts did not protect blacks, armed conflict would seem a reasonable response. Dr King knew violence would only result in more violence against you. He modeled the Civil Rights movement around Gandhis peaceful resistance theories. By using cameras to document the treatment of peaceful protestors he saved this country from an armed violent protest that would have destroyed this country.
America returned from WWII as an economic and military superpower. But a country that does not treat its citizens with respect is not a moral superpower. By changing the way we treat our citizens, Dr King, more importantly, saved our soul. By forcing us to look in a mirror and see who we really are, he enabled us to become a truly great country.
On this Martin Luther King day I hope everyone can reflect on what a great American he was and how much better off we all are
To say he SAVED this country I would disagree but to say he played a great part in the growth of America, I would.
Talk about “Make America Great Again”.
We were not a great nation while we maintained second class citizenship
So, we were not a great nation when we saved Europe from Nazism?
So, we were not a great nation when we put a Man on the Moon?
Your desire to see all of our nation's history, though the lens of your personal obsession, is utter madness.
Can you imagine a nation that was shocked at the atrocities perpetrated against the Jews and proclaimed how we were fighting for freedom while denying blacks the right to vote and treating them as if they were diseased animals?
That is not a great nation. That is a nation with serious social problems
Martin Luther King saved us
Your dismissal of the accomplishments and sacrifices of an entire generation of Americans, because they did not meet your modern PC standards,
reveals you to be a narrow minded, prick.
“Make America Great Again”
He saved us from ourselvesTo say he SAVED this country I would disagree but to say he played a great part in the growth of America, I would.
Talk about “Make America Great Again”.
We were not a great nation while we maintained second class citizenship
So, we were not a great nation when we saved Europe from Nazism?
So, we were not a great nation when we put a Man on the Moon?
Your desire to see all of our nation's history, though the lens of your personal obsession, is utter madness.
Can you imagine a nation that was shocked at the atrocities perpetrated against the Jews and proclaimed how we were fighting for freedom while denying blacks the right to vote and treating them as if they were diseased animals?
That is not a great nation. That is a nation with serious social problems
Martin Luther King saved us
Your dismissal of the accomplishments and sacrifices of an entire generation of Americans, because they did not meet your modern PC standards,
reveals you to be a narrow minded, prick.
It is not narrow minded to reveal the dark underbelly of our 1940 s society
That great society then expected blacks who fought in that war to resume their subservient status
From What?The US came back from WWII and high fived itself over how great we were
We immediately returned to full scale Jim Crow and lynching blacks who disagreed
MLK and the Civil Rights movement saved us
Obama was raised by whites in a white community. It gave him an insiders perception of race in America
In his early days he was raise buy his black muslim father and his liberal mother in Asia. It was not till later that he was raised by his white grandparents in a white communityObama was raised by whites in a white community. It gave him an insiders perception of race in America
One could argue, "white privilege" as well.
That was one hell of an aspectHe saved us from ourselves
Talk about “Make America Great Again”.
We were not a great nation while we maintained second class citizenship
So, we were not a great nation when we saved Europe from Nazism?
So, we were not a great nation when we put a Man on the Moon?
Your desire to see all of our nation's history, though the lens of your personal obsession, is utter madness.
Can you imagine a nation that was shocked at the atrocities perpetrated against the Jews and proclaimed how we were fighting for freedom while denying blacks the right to vote and treating them as if they were diseased animals?
That is not a great nation. That is a nation with serious social problems
Martin Luther King saved us
Your dismissal of the accomplishments and sacrifices of an entire generation of Americans, because they did not meet your modern PC standards,
reveals you to be a narrow minded, prick.
It is not narrow minded to reveal the dark underbelly of our 1940 s society
That great society then expected blacks who fought in that war to resume their subservient status
It is narrow minded to deny the greatness of the rest of 1940s society because of that one aspect.
Bout the same as todayFrom What?The US came back from WWII and high fived itself over how great we were
We immediately returned to full scale Jim Crow and lynching blacks who disagreed
MLK and the Civil Rights movement saved us
Remember what the White to Black population ratio was at the time
That was one hell of an aspectSo, we were not a great nation when we saved Europe from Nazism?
So, we were not a great nation when we put a Man on the Moon?
Your desire to see all of our nation's history, though the lens of your personal obsession, is utter madness.
Can you imagine a nation that was shocked at the atrocities perpetrated against the Jews and proclaimed how we were fighting for freedom while denying blacks the right to vote and treating them as if they were diseased animals?
That is not a great nation. That is a nation with serious social problems
Martin Luther King saved us
Your dismissal of the accomplishments and sacrifices of an entire generation of Americans, because they did not meet your modern PC standards,
reveals you to be a narrow minded, prick.
It is not narrow minded to reveal the dark underbelly of our 1940 s society
That great society then expected blacks who fought in that war to resume their subservient status
It is narrow minded to deny the greatness of the rest of 1940s society because of that one aspect.
MLK saved us without resorting to violence
Martin Luther King was a degenerate alcoholic who spent the money collected from the Ebenezer congregation on blonde prostitutes. If he hadn't been assassinated, Ralph Abernathy was going to have him arrested for embezzlement. King was such scum that he plagiarized his I have a dream speech and passed it off as his own.Celebrate King's memory by living as he did. Get drunk and fuck a blonde whore.
Wait....you talking about King or trump?
Except trump says he doesn't drink. He just acts intoxicated...
