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<blockquote data-quote="refineryworker05" data-source="post: 3475609" data-attributes="member: 66082">Again, MLK and the civil rights movement were far more radical than blm, there was far more violence back then and they were calling for the radical transformation of American society, and the radical transformation of power within American society.MLK was personally constantly called a criminal are you serious?&nbsp; He was constantly getting arrested.&nbsp; Do you think he was getting arrested for the being black or was he getting arrested because the police said he was breaking the laws.&nbsp; LOL&nbsp; Again, you cats are trying to whitewash history.&nbsp; MLK was commonly referred to as a criminal.&nbsp; He was consistently called anti-American and Anti- police, and he was consistently blamed for violence.&nbsp; He didn&#039;t advocate violence, but neither does BLM that didn&#039;t stop racists from blaming MLK for whatever violence occurred and saying his marches and speeches were radicalizing black people and causing or inspiring the black power movement and black people to be violent same as is done to blm today.This was all done to discredit the civil rights movement despite its non violent stance the same as done to blm.He was also consistently hated by the vast majority of the American public.You really need to inform yourself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="refineryworker05, post: 3475609, member: 66082"] Again, MLK and the civil rights movement were far more radical than blm, there was far more violence back then and they were calling for the radical transformation of American society, and the radical transformation of power within American society. MLK was personally constantly called a criminal are you serious? He was constantly getting arrested. Do you think he was getting arrested for the being black or was he getting arrested because the police said he was breaking the laws. LOL Again, you cats are trying to whitewash history. MLK was commonly referred to as a criminal. He was consistently called anti-American and Anti- police, and he was consistently blamed for violence. He didn't advocate violence, but neither does BLM that didn't stop racists from blaming MLK for whatever violence occurred and saying his marches and speeches were radicalizing black people and causing or inspiring the black power movement and black people to be violent same as is done to blm today. This was all done to discredit the civil rights movement despite its non violent stance the same as done to blm. He was also consistently hated by the vast majority of the American public. You really need to inform yourself. [/QUOTE]

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