The Great Goose
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killing seems effective.OK, you got my attention.Well Marc, you're never going to resolve things or make a difference if you're not willing to interact with others, especially those who disagree with you. Whatever problem it is you have with me, it's not changing the fact that you really don't have any solution here. You seem to just want to brow-beat white society for your perceptions of injustice... and maybe in some of those cases, you have a legitimate complaint... but what is the solution?
I don't think the solution is to bark racism at everything that passes in the night. I think that does more to hurt the cause of combating real racism than it does to help. We certainly can't stand for incidents like Dallas. We have to somehow get back to the message of Dr. King and search our hearts. We have to teach love and understanding and not hate an divisiveness.
I wouldn't characterize my position as always wanting to brow-beat white society.
Nor do I always see racism everywhere, however, I do see it in a lot of places.
Should I characterize you as NEVER seeing racism anywhere?
Malcolm X stood firm, he was killed.
MLK tried to let them beat him, and shame them to decency, but he was also killed.
What do we try next?