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  1. Distant Lover

    Distant Lover Master of Facts

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    If Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had lived he would have been given leadership of the anti war movement during the War in Vietnam. There were prominent members of the anti war movement. None had the commanding presence and the prestige of King.

    If he had lived he may have prevented the anti war movement from behaving in ways that were politically dysfunctional. Beginning with what is often called the "police riot" at the Democrat National Convention in 1968 at Chicago - which was provoked by anti war demonstrators - and continuing with disruptive, destructive behavior by many anti war activists, the anti war movement made itself, rather than the War in Vietnam, the issue.

    Then again, King might not have been able to do that. He was unable to prevent the black ghetto riots that began in 1964, and which turned the United States into a Republican country.
     
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    deleted user 1548766 Porn Star Banned!

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    If MLK were alive today I can all but guarantee that his primary concern would be to kick and scratch furiously in an attempt to get out of that coffin. :D
     
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  3. RelentlessOblivion

    RelentlessOblivion A wheely nice guy

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    I imagine he'd also be deeply concerned that for all the good accomplished by the civil rights movement black Americans still seem to be disadvantaged. At least that's how it appears from the outside.
     
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      You cannot call it segregation if you cannot qualify for a home or pay for one.
      I think that is the part you fail to understand. They had to qualify for the loan. The property had to qualify.
      And the big part, they had to pay for it.
       
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      What YOU don't seem to understand is they were not allowed. I seriously want to shake you for being so willfully stupid. You're trying to rewrite history to suit the way you need it to be.
       
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    4. msman
      You do not seem to understand. They did not give away houses to people who were veterans. You still had to pay for them.
      If you were a bum with no credit you could not get a loan. If the house was a dump you could not get a loan.
      The GI bill was not another affirmative action thing. They expected the people to pay for the houses.
       
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      They were majorly subsidized and helped be even more affordable by the GI Bill.

      And you're despicable for trying to rewrite the realities faced by black veterans at the time.
       
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    6. msman
      You do not even know history or the laws.
      You are just making excuses why black veterans could not qualify for a GI bill loan.
      THEY STILL HAD TO PAY FOR THE HOUSE. It wasn't section 8 housing.
       
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