Not everyone who causes people injury or harm tries to rationalize it. Most just try to keep it secret.
However, slavery was institutionalized and legal. Therefore, hiding it was a big problem.
So who took the better approach? Was it Martin Luther King or Malcolm X?
One thought ****** was the devil as where the other knew that the real Devil wanted blacks to hate ******.
I like Malcolm's approach better.
It's similar to the Tea Party's "Get your hands off my MEDICAID!" rhetoric.
You liked that, didn't you?
You folk pretend to like MLK, but you do only do so because his approach was docile in comparison, and you still gunned him down in cold blood for it.
BTW, you wouldn't be suggesting that Brother Minister Malcolm X was wrong for treating a group of people who acted like demons on earth as they should be treated, would you?
Had it not been for MLK, would we have Civil Rights?
I ask this because I see the Mohammad approach of hate for hate seen in the streets of Israel everyday as children go blow themselves up to fight their "oppressor"
Unfortunately, they never get anywhere but killed or oppressed.
Also look at Gandhi. He took the example of Christ and used it in his fight.
Shrug, it works.
The idea is to take the moral high ground and not let yourself sink to the morality of your enemies until you become no better, or worse, than those that oppress you. Then the weight of your moral superiority will eventually crush you adversary.