She knew her uncle - yes, how well - certainly speculation. From everything I have read he barely knew his own children, and was away from home far more that at home.I think that provides a good representation of where she came from, for whatever it's worth.
If you chose to believe that she didn't know her Uncle, or more importantly, didn't understand what he stood for, or that her father had no relationship with her. that's up to you. They didn't pass out attendence sheets during the civil rights movement. And they usually didn't put teenage girls in the picture with MLK. So, you'll basically have to decide for yourself- she's a liar or she's not.
And why would he object to a non-partisan rally about Restoring Honor, about Faith, Hope, and Charity and equal justice, and where a seven figure donation will be made to the Special Operations Warrior Fund?
I don't think he would object - I just don't think he would be there. Alveda states in the first pp that he would chose to be there. I think his choice would be Detroit, and not DC. He had close union ties, the UAW was a sponsor of the original march, Jesse worked closely with King, MLK actually gave the "I have a dream" speech first in Detroit - or most of it. The original March in Detroit happened before the original DC march and was sort of the kick-off event. I think that the Detroit march would be closer to MLKs vision than Beck's in DC. But that is speculation on my part - just as Alveda's is. Perhaps mine is based a bit more in reality than hers - but still, total speculation.
And you have accused me of 'pre-writing' the event - where exactly did you get your information that there will be a 7-figure donation made to SOWF?
So, Cal - and I am really interested in this - why did you post the article - bait?I agree. We have Alveda Kings perspective. We have yours.
I'm personally not interested in either.
But her involvement does contradict the claim that the event is racist.
It's not an insult to King.
And the orchestrated attacks on the 8-28 event and those associated with it by the statists like you are disgusting and disingenuous.
I think having the event held on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial on the exact date of King's "I have a dream" speech, should be an event that commemorates him. You have stated, and the Restore Honor people have also stated that it won't. The event isn't and won't be racist - they will bend over backwards to make sure that it isn't, but it is a famous day in history, and at the exact location that one of the most famous speeches in American history was made. To not have some of it be about MLK is wrong.
"Rules" I thought I only played by Alinsky's rules - right?You're getting angry and frustrated and it's evident in your posting. That's not good, you know the "rules."
Has anyone else noticed the change in foxpaw's tone lately?
Why is that?
I think frustration is the tone you detect, I rarely get angry. And I can trace it to one thread.