Alabama Honors Rosa Parks with Rosa Parks Day

A color blind society can acknowledge differences without using them as a criteria for anything.

Equality before the law doesn't mean everyone is a clone of everyone else.
So youre ignoring that MLK was pro Black while claiming he wanted a color blind society? :rolleyes:

He wasn't a black supremacist like you are.

One can be in favor of a group without wanting superiority for that group.
How can you be in favor of a certain race if you want a color blind society like you claimed? :rolleyes:

Favor isn't superiority. blindness doesn't mean ignorant of differences.

It's about color impacting how you treat a person. For example you hate white people, making you a racist fuck.

I don't hate you due to you being black, I hate you because you are a small minded racist asshole.
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?
 
MLK was toward the end of the movement, read up on your history a bit.

Yup....
Because MLK finally got results.....that is why it was the end of the movement

Blacks came back from WWI after serving their country expecting equal rights......all they got was a resurgence of the klan

They wanted cIvil rights in the 30s but were told...We are in a Depression we can’t do it now

They wanted civil rights in the 40s and were told can’t do it, we are at war

They came back from WWII after serving their country expecting equal treatment and were told.......get to the back of the bus

Finally in the 50s MLK said we are tired of waiting. Rosa Parks provided the spark

MLK got the credit for the results, and his martyrdom sealed his reputation.

He was a big part of it, but his legacy has gotten puffed up a bit as time has gone on, which always happens with martyrs.

His legacy was never puffed up. But you white racists have made an industry out of misquoting him.
While he was alive, Conservatives called him a Commie adjutator

Now, they say he was a Republican

No, they say he was a Democrat, but a 60's democrat not the current progressive nuttery the party had devolved into.

You mean anti war, pro civil rights, environmentalists?
 
So youre ignoring that MLK was pro Black while claiming he wanted a color blind society? :rolleyes:

He wasn't a black supremacist like you are.

One can be in favor of a group without wanting superiority for that group.
How can you be in favor of a certain race if you want a color blind society like you claimed? :rolleyes:

Favor isn't superiority. blindness doesn't mean ignorant of differences.

It's about color impacting how you treat a person. For example you hate white people, making you a racist fuck.

I don't hate you due to you being black, I hate you because you are a small minded racist asshole.
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

MLK strongly supported affirmative action to right past wrongs

A society that has done something special against the Negro for hundreds of years must now do something special for the Negro."
 
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Yup....
Because MLK finally got results.....that is why it was the end of the movement

Blacks came back from WWI after serving their country expecting equal rights......all they got was a resurgence of the klan

They wanted cIvil rights in the 30s but were told...We are in a Depression we can’t do it now

They wanted civil rights in the 40s and were told can’t do it, we are at war

They came back from WWII after serving their country expecting equal treatment and were told.......get to the back of the bus

Finally in the 50s MLK said we are tired of waiting. Rosa Parks provided the spark

MLK got the credit for the results, and his martyrdom sealed his reputation.

He was a big part of it, but his legacy has gotten puffed up a bit as time has gone on, which always happens with martyrs.

His legacy was never puffed up. But you white racists have made an industry out of misquoting him.
While he was alive, Conservatives called him a Commie adjutator

Now, they say he was a Republican

No, they say he was a Democrat, but a 60's democrat not the current progressive nuttery the party had devolved into.

You mean anti war, pro civil rights, environmentalists?

Lol, civil rights.

Bake that fucking cake, peasant.
 
He wasn't a black supremacist like you are.

One can be in favor of a group without wanting superiority for that group.
How can you be in favor of a certain race if you want a color blind society like you claimed? :rolleyes:

Favor isn't superiority. blindness doesn't mean ignorant of differences.

It's about color impacting how you treat a person. For example you hate white people, making you a racist fuck.

I don't hate you due to you being black, I hate you because you are a small minded racist asshole.
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

MLK strongly supported affirmative action to right past wrongs

did he support it going on until the end of time?
 
So youre ignoring that MLK was pro Black while claiming he wanted a color blind society? :rolleyes:

He wasn't a black supremacist like you are.

One can be in favor of a group without wanting superiority for that group.
How can you be in favor of a certain race if you want a color blind society like you claimed? :rolleyes:

Favor isn't superiority. blindness doesn't mean ignorant of differences.

It's about color impacting how you treat a person. For example you hate white people, making you a racist fuck.

I don't hate you due to you being black, I hate you because you are a small minded racist asshole.
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

You dont know? If you dont know why are you claiming he wanted a color blind society? MLK was all for preferential treatment of Blacks in order to level the playing field.

"The closest analogy is the GI Bill of Rights. Negro rehabilitation in America would require approximately the same breadth of program—which would not place an undue burden on our economy. Just as was the case with the returning soldier, such a bill for the disadvantaged and impoverished could enable them to buy homes without cash, at lower and easier repayment terms. They could negotiate loans from banks to launch businesses. They could receive, as did ex-GIs, special points to place them ahead in competition for civil service jobs. Under certain circumstances of physical disability, medical care and long-term financial grants could be made available. And together with these rights, a favorable social climate could be created to encourage the preferential employment of the disadvantaged, as was the case for so many years with veterans. During those years, it might be noted, there was no appreciable resentment of the preferential treatment being given to the special group. America was only compensating her veterans for their time lost from school or from business."
-MLK
 
How can you be in favor of a certain race if you want a color blind society like you claimed? :rolleyes:

Favor isn't superiority. blindness doesn't mean ignorant of differences.

It's about color impacting how you treat a person. For example you hate white people, making you a racist fuck.

I don't hate you due to you being black, I hate you because you are a small minded racist asshole.
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

MLK strongly supported affirmative action to right past wrongs

did he support it going on until the end of time?
Afirmative Action has changed significantly since i started working in the 70s

It has helped all American families
 
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How can you be in favor of a certain race if you want a color blind society like you claimed? :rolleyes:

Favor isn't superiority. blindness doesn't mean ignorant of differences.

It's about color impacting how you treat a person. For example you hate white people, making you a racist fuck.

I don't hate you due to you being black, I hate you because you are a small minded racist asshole.
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

MLK strongly supported affirmative action to right past wrongs

did he support it going on until the end of time?

"Yes I'm Black. I'm proud of it. I'm Black and beautiful"
-MLK

 
He wasn't a black supremacist like you are.

One can be in favor of a group without wanting superiority for that group.
How can you be in favor of a certain race if you want a color blind society like you claimed? :rolleyes:

Favor isn't superiority. blindness doesn't mean ignorant of differences.

It's about color impacting how you treat a person. For example you hate white people, making you a racist fuck.

I don't hate you due to you being black, I hate you because you are a small minded racist asshole.
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

You dont know? If you dont know why are you claiming he wanted a color blind society? MLK was all for preferential treatment of Blacks in order to level the playing field.

"The closest analogy is the GI Bill of Rights. Negro rehabilitation in America would require approximately the same breadth of program—which would not place an undue burden on our economy. Just as was the case with the returning soldier, such a bill for the disadvantaged and impoverished could enable them to buy homes without cash, at lower and easier repayment terms. They could negotiate loans from banks to launch businesses. They could receive, as did ex-GIs, special points to place them ahead in competition for civil service jobs. Under certain circumstances of physical disability, medical care and long-term financial grants could be made available. And together with these rights, a favorable social climate could be created to encourage the preferential employment of the disadvantaged, as was the case for so many years with veterans. During those years, it might be noted, there was no appreciable resentment of the preferential treatment being given to the special group. America was only compensating her veterans for their time lost from school or from business."
-MLK

That's correcting a wrong, and I doubt it would have been proposed as open ended as it is now.

Still no superiority there.
 
Favor isn't superiority. blindness doesn't mean ignorant of differences.

It's about color impacting how you treat a person. For example you hate white people, making you a racist fuck.

I don't hate you due to you being black, I hate you because you are a small minded racist asshole.
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

MLK strongly supported affirmative action to right past wrongs

did he support it going on until the end of time?
Afirmative Action has changed significantly since i started working in the 70s

It has helped all American families

Except ones of the guys passed over for jobs, promotions and contracts because of it.
 
How can you be in favor of a certain race if you want a color blind society like you claimed? :rolleyes:

Favor isn't superiority. blindness doesn't mean ignorant of differences.

It's about color impacting how you treat a person. For example you hate white people, making you a racist fuck.

I don't hate you due to you being black, I hate you because you are a small minded racist asshole.
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

You dont know? If you dont know why are you claiming he wanted a color blind society? MLK was all for preferential treatment of Blacks in order to level the playing field.

"The closest analogy is the GI Bill of Rights. Negro rehabilitation in America would require approximately the same breadth of program—which would not place an undue burden on our economy. Just as was the case with the returning soldier, such a bill for the disadvantaged and impoverished could enable them to buy homes without cash, at lower and easier repayment terms. They could negotiate loans from banks to launch businesses. They could receive, as did ex-GIs, special points to place them ahead in competition for civil service jobs. Under certain circumstances of physical disability, medical care and long-term financial grants could be made available. And together with these rights, a favorable social climate could be created to encourage the preferential employment of the disadvantaged, as was the case for so many years with veterans. During those years, it might be noted, there was no appreciable resentment of the preferential treatment being given to the special group. America was only compensating her veterans for their time lost from school or from business."
-MLK

That's correcting a wrong, and I doubt it would have been proposed as open ended as it is now.

Still no superiority there.
Who said anything about superiority? Your claim was that he wanted a color blind society. How would his wishes for Blacks having preferential treatment bring that about?
 
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

MLK strongly supported affirmative action to right past wrongs

did he support it going on until the end of time?
Afirmative Action has changed significantly since i started working in the 70s

It has helped all American families

Except ones of the guys passed over for jobs, promotions and contracts because of it.
They had their chances with the prior 3 centuries of white only AA.
 
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

MLK strongly supported affirmative action to right past wrongs

did he support it going on until the end of time?
Afirmative Action has changed significantly since i started working in the 70s

It has helped all American families

Except ones of the guys passed over for jobs, promotions and contracts because of it.

Poor white males no longer had all the top jobs reserved exclusively for them.

AA helped anyone who was a minority, had a wife, mother or sister.
Basically, everyone
 
Favor isn't superiority. blindness doesn't mean ignorant of differences.

It's about color impacting how you treat a person. For example you hate white people, making you a racist fuck.

I don't hate you due to you being black, I hate you because you are a small minded racist asshole.
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

You dont know? If you dont know why are you claiming he wanted a color blind society? MLK was all for preferential treatment of Blacks in order to level the playing field.

"The closest analogy is the GI Bill of Rights. Negro rehabilitation in America would require approximately the same breadth of program—which would not place an undue burden on our economy. Just as was the case with the returning soldier, such a bill for the disadvantaged and impoverished could enable them to buy homes without cash, at lower and easier repayment terms. They could negotiate loans from banks to launch businesses. They could receive, as did ex-GIs, special points to place them ahead in competition for civil service jobs. Under certain circumstances of physical disability, medical care and long-term financial grants could be made available. And together with these rights, a favorable social climate could be created to encourage the preferential employment of the disadvantaged, as was the case for so many years with veterans. During those years, it might be noted, there was no appreciable resentment of the preferential treatment being given to the special group. America was only compensating her veterans for their time lost from school or from business."
-MLK

That's correcting a wrong, and I doubt it would have been proposed as open ended as it is now.

Still no superiority there.
Who said anything about superiority? Your claim was that he wanted a color blind society. How would his wishes for Blacks having preferential treatment bring that about?

If those policies were enacted permanently it would equate with superiority.

Correcting wrongs is not the same as seeking a permanent advantage, which is what idiots like you usually propose.
 
He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

MLK strongly supported affirmative action to right past wrongs

did he support it going on until the end of time?
Afirmative Action has changed significantly since i started working in the 70s

It has helped all American families

Except ones of the guys passed over for jobs, promotions and contracts because of it.

Poor white males no longer had all the top jobs reserved exclusively for them.

AA helped anyone who was a minority, had a wife, mother or sister.
Basically, everyone

How did AA help me?

How did a scholarship open only to minorities and women help me when my father lost his job when i was in college?
 
He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

MLK strongly supported affirmative action to right past wrongs

did he support it going on until the end of time?
Afirmative Action has changed significantly since i started working in the 70s

It has helped all American families

Except ones of the guys passed over for jobs, promotions and contracts because of it.
They had their chances with the prior 3 centuries of white only AA.

How is that my fault, and why should I have to pay for that?
 
Youre trying to deflect. Stop stalling and answer the question. Your claim was that MLK wanted a colorblind society. How can that be possible if he was distinctly pro Black and wanted special provisions made for Blacks?

He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

You dont know? If you dont know why are you claiming he wanted a color blind society? MLK was all for preferential treatment of Blacks in order to level the playing field.

"The closest analogy is the GI Bill of Rights. Negro rehabilitation in America would require approximately the same breadth of program—which would not place an undue burden on our economy. Just as was the case with the returning soldier, such a bill for the disadvantaged and impoverished could enable them to buy homes without cash, at lower and easier repayment terms. They could negotiate loans from banks to launch businesses. They could receive, as did ex-GIs, special points to place them ahead in competition for civil service jobs. Under certain circumstances of physical disability, medical care and long-term financial grants could be made available. And together with these rights, a favorable social climate could be created to encourage the preferential employment of the disadvantaged, as was the case for so many years with veterans. During those years, it might be noted, there was no appreciable resentment of the preferential treatment being given to the special group. America was only compensating her veterans for their time lost from school or from business."
-MLK

That's correcting a wrong, and I doubt it would have been proposed as open ended as it is now.

Still no superiority there.
Who said anything about superiority? Your claim was that he wanted a color blind society. How would his wishes for Blacks having preferential treatment bring that about?

If those policies were enacted permanently it would equate with superiority.

Correcting wrongs is not the same as seeking a permanent advantage, which is what idiots like you usually propose.
Has nothing to do with the point. The point was you claimed MLK wanted a colorblind society and you were wrong.
 
MLK strongly supported affirmative action to right past wrongs

did he support it going on until the end of time?
Afirmative Action has changed significantly since i started working in the 70s

It has helped all American families

Except ones of the guys passed over for jobs, promotions and contracts because of it.
They had their chances with the prior 3 centuries of white only AA.

How is that my fault, and why should I have to pay for that?
Who said it was your fault? Its your ancestors fault.

You should pay for it because you pay taxes. Why should you be exempt?
 
He wanted a society where people were treated equally regardless of color.

What pro black provisions was he looking for?

You dont know? If you dont know why are you claiming he wanted a color blind society? MLK was all for preferential treatment of Blacks in order to level the playing field.

"The closest analogy is the GI Bill of Rights. Negro rehabilitation in America would require approximately the same breadth of program—which would not place an undue burden on our economy. Just as was the case with the returning soldier, such a bill for the disadvantaged and impoverished could enable them to buy homes without cash, at lower and easier repayment terms. They could negotiate loans from banks to launch businesses. They could receive, as did ex-GIs, special points to place them ahead in competition for civil service jobs. Under certain circumstances of physical disability, medical care and long-term financial grants could be made available. And together with these rights, a favorable social climate could be created to encourage the preferential employment of the disadvantaged, as was the case for so many years with veterans. During those years, it might be noted, there was no appreciable resentment of the preferential treatment being given to the special group. America was only compensating her veterans for their time lost from school or from business."
-MLK

That's correcting a wrong, and I doubt it would have been proposed as open ended as it is now.

Still no superiority there.
Who said anything about superiority? Your claim was that he wanted a color blind society. How would his wishes for Blacks having preferential treatment bring that about?

If those policies were enacted permanently it would equate with superiority.

Correcting wrongs is not the same as seeking a permanent advantage, which is what idiots like you usually propose.
Has nothing to do with the point. The point was you claimed MLK wanted a colorblind society and you were wrong.

So he wanted a permanent black advantage over whites in the matters above?

You are confusing method with end result.
 
did he support it going on until the end of time?
Afirmative Action has changed significantly since i started working in the 70s

It has helped all American families

Except ones of the guys passed over for jobs, promotions and contracts because of it.
They had their chances with the prior 3 centuries of white only AA.

How is that my fault, and why should I have to pay for that?
Who said it was your fault? Its your ancestors fault.

You should pay for it because you pay taxes. Why should you be exempt?

Sins of the father?

Why should you gain advantage for the suffering of your ancestors?
 

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