Thanks for your powerful response. Today I listened to the episode again for the third time, and I have decided to concede. You and Shelby are right. You have to fight situations like that on a human level like they did during the Civil Rights Movement with King. Everyone together. It means more to fight racial demagoguery with an army standing on Truth regardless of what the soldiers look like. It means more to your enemies and the rest of the world.
The Poetic Truth is what many blacks and liberals build on and it breeds corruption. But the Literal Truth unites and is undefeated. It transcends beyond this world. Thanks for challenging me, Michael.
Ah, but Martin Luther King Jr. viewed equality in a definite way. To him, black people were deserving of equality because they were human beings, not because they were black.
Thanks for your powerful response. Today I listened to the episode again for the third time, and I have decided to concede. You and Shelby are right. You have to fight situations like that on a human level like they did during the Civil Rights Movement with King. Everyone together. It means more to fight racial demagoguery with an army standing on Truth regardless of what the soldiers look like. It means more to your enemies and the rest of the world.
The Poetic Truth is what many blacks and liberals build on and it breeds corruption. But the Literal Truth unites and is undefeated. It transcends beyond this world. Thanks for challenging me, Michael.
"the Civil Rights Movement with King"
Ah, but Martin Luther King Jr. viewed equality in a definite way. To him, black people were deserving of equality because they were human beings, not because they were black.