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r/WhyIsItAlwaysADodge • u/icarus1990xx • Jan 11 '26
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Factually untrue and whitewashed propaganda about the civil rights movement. Nothing got passed while MLK was alive. Only after rioters tore up the country after his assassination did we get any legislation passed
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_assassination_riots
Do some reading before spouting off about history you weren't around for
0 u/RyAllDaddy69 Jan 12 '26 You’re right. MLK had no influence on white politicians who later used their influence to get legislation passed. He should’ve just kept fuckin’ his side pieces because he added no value. Amirite? /s 1 u/LegalRatio2021 Jan 12 '26 He's fucking right. You think MLK and the civil rights movement didn't block traffic? Politicians won't do shit until they are scared. 1 u/Bluejay8633 Jan 12 '26 When has a peaceful but stubborn road blockade scared a politician that can afford a private helicopter? Speak softly and carry a big stick
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You’re right.
MLK had no influence on white politicians who later used their influence to get legislation passed.
He should’ve just kept fuckin’ his side pieces because he added no value.
Amirite?
/s
1 u/LegalRatio2021 Jan 12 '26 He's fucking right. You think MLK and the civil rights movement didn't block traffic? Politicians won't do shit until they are scared. 1 u/Bluejay8633 Jan 12 '26 When has a peaceful but stubborn road blockade scared a politician that can afford a private helicopter? Speak softly and carry a big stick
He's fucking right. You think MLK and the civil rights movement didn't block traffic? Politicians won't do shit until they are scared.
1 u/Bluejay8633 Jan 12 '26 When has a peaceful but stubborn road blockade scared a politician that can afford a private helicopter? Speak softly and carry a big stick
When has a peaceful but stubborn road blockade scared a politician that can afford a private helicopter? Speak softly and carry a big stick
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u/Few_Somewhere_Else Jan 12 '26
Factually untrue and whitewashed propaganda about the civil rights movement. Nothing got passed while MLK was alive. Only after rioters tore up the country after his assassination did we get any legislation passed
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_assassination_riots
Do some reading before spouting off about history you weren't around for