Asclepias
Diamond Member
Obviously you are not very intelligent. I showed you MLK was for affirmative actions before it was ever implemented and the best you can do is argue using a quote that you dont know the meaning of?You white boys always get that quote mixed up. It makes me laugh that you think you know what he meant when its obvious you dont. Let me help you out. He saying he doesnt want his kids judged. Judged in this context is forming an opinion. That has nothing to do with the fact MLK championed programs specifically for Blacks in order to catch up to the centuries long head start whites have gotten. If you were intelligent all you would need to do is read his book, "Why We Can’t Wait," and it will tell you everything you need to know. In my previous talks with you I noticed you have displayed an aversion to truth so I doubt you will read his own words.Too bad thats too vague for you. Theres more should you wish to educate yourself. Doesnt make a difference to me either way.Did you attempt to look for yourself or are you wasting time again?
"A society that has done something special against the Negro for hundreds of years must now do something special for the Negro"
-MLK
That's pretty vague.
If I claimed that that quote showed that MLK was talking BS when he spoke of his dream of people being judged by their character instead of skin color, you would dismiss me and call me names.
And he was killed in 68, we've been busting our white asses since before then to turn it around for you guys.
THis is plenty clear to me.
"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character."
That is the opposite of reverse discrimination.
Either MLK was a two faced liar, or you are misrepresenting his position on the matter.
Blacks getting 310 SAT points for having black skin is being judged by skin color.
"King compared the social reforms he favored to the GI Bill of Rights, which gave World War II veterans special preferences including home loans, college scholarships and special advantages in competition for civil service jobs. King maintained that African-Americans could never be adequately compensated for the "exploitation and humiliation" they had suffered in the past, but he proposed a "Negro Bill of Rights" as a partial remedy for these wrongs. He insisted that African-Americans should be compensated through "a massive program by the government of special, compensatory measures which could be regarded as a settlement in accordance with the accepted practice of common law." He added that "such measures would certainly be less expensive than any computation based on two centuries of unpaid wages and accumulated interest."
I am intelligent.
We have had a massive program by the government of special compensatory measures for blacks.
HOw long do you want to use the law to discriminate against whites?
You cant show me one massive program by the government that is specifically for Black people. Stop whining and lying.