Today is Martin Luther King Day, which, if looked upon through earnest eyes, should induce a feeling of pride in that it marks a time when our people came together across the board to enforce constitutionally guaranteed rights for a segment of our society that was being denied these fundamental protections. Of course like everything else, the occasion will be used in an attempt to divide, as our enemies will not show the progress we have made, but rather an emphasis will be put on any and all differences that remain.
How convenient that Obama’s inauguration will be on Martin Luther King Day, a great way to work amnesty for his southern insurgency into the message, and woe be it to the dissenters who will be marked as racist as par for the course.
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