What's to say?
Rest in peace.
Rest in peace.
The ultimate weakness of violence is that it is a descending spiral, begetting the very thing it seeks to destroy. Instead of diminishing evil, it multiplies it. Through violence you may murder the liar, but you cannot murder the lie, nor establish the truth. Through violence you may murder the hater, but you do not murder hate. In fact, violence merely increases hate. So it goes. Returning violence for violence multiplies violence, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars. Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that. Hate multiplies hate, violence multiplies violence, and toughness multiplies toughness in a descending spiral of destruction.... The chain reaction of evil — hate begetting hate, wars producing more wars — must be broken, or we shall be plunged into the dark abyss of annihilation.
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so thats why i have next monday off from school....
jk.
unfortunately, the fight is far from over.
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jk.
unfortunately, the fight is far from over.
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Just finished watching "I have a dream" speech.
I'm gonna be completely honest, I cried a little. It's damn powerful.
I'm gonna be completely honest, I cried a little. It's damn powerful.
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this thread needs more attention
R.I.P. Martin Luther King.
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.
MLK = Respect, Admiration
its a shame we could spend more time bagging on each other and giving each other insults in a thread instead of honoring the man that made it possible for so many to be treated equally in my country.
I saw MLK day on a board at school, thought it said MILK day. But yeah, props to Dr. King.sergeriver wrote:
MLK = Respect, Admiration
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
Bashing people or one certain indivdual is waaaaaaaaaaaay more fun.
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.
then you should at least post 2 responses in this MLK thread for every one insult. to bring balance to the force.m3thod wrote:
Bashing people or one certain indivdual is waaaaaaaaaaaay more fun.
He was a great orator and force for change in America. Like many of his kind he met a premature end.
Will we ever live his dream? I hope so, but I'm not so sure we will.
RIP good sir.
RIP good sir.
Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.
Closer now than we ever were before.KILLSWITCH wrote:
Will we ever live his dream? I hope so, but I'm not so sure we will.
RIP good sir.
You think?GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
Closer now than we ever were before.KILLSWITCH wrote:
Will we ever live his dream? I hope so, but I'm not so sure we will.
RIP good sir.
Christ i'll be here forever.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
then you should at least post 2 responses in this MLK thread for every one insult. to bring balance to the force.m3thod wrote:
Bashing people or one certain indivdual is waaaaaaaaaaaay more fun.
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.
Rofl.m3thod wrote:
Christ i'll be here forever.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
then you should at least post 2 responses in this MLK thread for every one insult. to bring balance to the force.m3thod wrote:
Bashing people or one certain indivdual is waaaaaaaaaaaay more fun.
MLK jr was a great man.
i had a class last semester that focused on the civil rights era and was glad to learn alot more about him than many people/schools ever teach.
IU has a big MLK day event and ill be going to that. should be fun and rewarding.
ps. MLK and others who were a part of the civil rights movement need more attention in todays schools, one day/month is not enough to adequately cover their contributions
i had a class last semester that focused on the civil rights era and was glad to learn alot more about him than many people/schools ever teach.
IU has a big MLK day event and ill be going to that. should be fun and rewarding.
ps. MLK and others who were a part of the civil rights movement need more attention in todays schools, one day/month is not enough to adequately cover their contributions
My main man.
Dude, not cool. Not today. Not in this thread. Save it for another time.m3thod wrote:
Bashing people or one certain indivdual is waaaaaaaaaaaay more fun.
yupsergeriver wrote:
You think?GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
Closer now than we ever were before.KILLSWITCH wrote:
Will we ever live his dream? I hope so, but I'm not so sure we will.
RIP good sir.
Its a shame that after all he did for racial equality, there is still a huge gap between the opportunities afforded people of different races.
He will be remembered by Democratic presidential hopefuls as a way to get more votes. Besides which, if it weren't for a Democratic president, none of the things he accomplished would've mattered.
/quote-sarcasm
To public school students: get ready for another long enjoyable month of black history. To the white ones: never forget how horrible and evil your people are. Teachers will keep pounding it into your head until it becomes a part of your being.
/quote-sarcasm
To public school students: get ready for another long enjoyable month of black history. To the white ones: never forget how horrible and evil your people are. Teachers will keep pounding it into your head until it becomes a part of your being.
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you must have had a really bad childhood judging by the sentiment of most of your posts. my friend, your America is not the same America that I have experienced.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
He will be remembered by Democratic presidential hopefuls as a way to get more votes. Besides which, if it weren't for a Democratic president, none of the things he accomplished would've mattered.
/quote-sarcasm
To public school students: get ready for another long enjoyable month of black history. To the white ones: never forget how horrible and evil your people are. Teachers will keep pounding it into your head until it becomes a part of your being.
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You must not've grown up in the pacific northwest. I know it's not all that bad, but there are still some serious issues, particularly in education.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
you must have had a really bad childhood judging by the sentiment of most of your posts. my friend, your America is not the same America that I have experienced.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
He will be remembered by Democratic presidential hopefuls as a way to get more votes. Besides which, if it weren't for a Democratic president, none of the things he accomplished would've mattered.
/quote-sarcasm
To public school students: get ready for another long enjoyable month of black history. To the white ones: never forget how horrible and evil your people are. Teachers will keep pounding it into your head until it becomes a part of your being.
One particular sore spot stuck with me for awhile: being forced to put my life and high school graduation on hold to attend a summer civics course on the orders of a counselor who had never hinted at it before (and was irreversible by administration due to inability or refusal), during which I became the object of teacher-originated ridicule for daring to hold a conservative viewpoint on anything because obviously, I was only 'parroting Rush Limbaugh and my parents' viewpoints.' Not that any of this was new, having went through much of the same in geography, of all things. Some thanks you get for going to college simultaneously.
"Let's see what our resident conservativvve has to say about this. Don't agree? C."
Wonder why some kids begin to lose their eagerness to learn over the years? Repetitiveness. At around the ninth year in English that opens up with the word "noun" or viewing another year's US history book that has six chapters on how culturally-superior everyone else is (oops, where's the part in the Native American chapter where they spread smallpox from tribe to tribe via trade of infested scalps?), balanced against a chapter shared by WW1 and 2 (mostly dominated by cultural impact rather than statistics), followed by a small paragraph about Vietnam, you begin to lose faith and, in spite of your otherwise cheery disposition, begin to nurse a bitter kernel lodged somewhere in the back of your head.
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