“MLK Was GOP” BILLBOARD IS UP IN S.C.!!
Just in time for his birthday and national holiday, our 2nd “Martin Luther King, Jr. Was A Republican” billboard has been erected in South Carolina.
Located on US 601 in Orangeburg, South Carolina, it’s smack dab in the middle of Rep. James Clyburn’s district – the Majority Whip of the House and member of the Congressional Black Caucus. It’s in the neighborhood of Historically Black Universities South Carolina State and Claflin University.
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A special thanks to Jimbo Pratt for his extraordinary effort on this project. He has the capacity to assist RagingElephants.org with securing more billboards across the nation.
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He was no republican! And he was NOT for equality.
Read WHY WE CAN’T WAIT by him.
In a speech to his staff in 1966 he said “We are now making demands that will cost the nation something. You can’t talk about solving the economic problems of the negro without talking about billions of dollars…We are treading in difficult waters, because it really means that we are saying that something is wrong…with capitalism. There must be a better DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH and maybe America must move towards a democratic SOCIALISM.”
He told his staff, “I can’t say this publicly, and if you say I said it I’m not gonna admit to it.”
By early 1968 King was calling for “a Redistribution of economic power.”
I know this because I read this book:
http://www.amazon.com/Questions-About-American-History-Supposed/dp/0307346692/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1263651359&sr=8-1
It suck to realize I’m pretty much alone in so many areas.
As Paul Harvey would say, now you know the rest of the story.
I hate seeing this billboard every time I go to work. It plays black people like they are idiots driven on emotion and not facts.
I am not familiar with this claim (MLK as a Republican). I assume it must refer to once entrenched voting patterns of African-Americans for the party of Abe Lincoln? If so, you need to get THAT message out first, otherwise this one puts you at risk of some unwelcome backfire.
It may be misleading, but if it gets a few people to stop and think, maybe some good can come of it.
He WAS a Republican, but we can blame LBJ for leading him astray. The Kennedy/Johnson administration was the begining of the Democrats recognizing the power that their social liberalism could wield through the black community. LBJ told MLK what he wanted to hear and the dems have been tickling the ears of the blacks ever since.
Isn’t it amazing how quickly the blacks forgot that the dems were the ones fighing the civil rights acts put forth by the GOP all the way through 1960, and by 1964 the jackasses were the champions of the movement!
Apostle Claver,
Do you have any T-shirts available for sale with the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., billboard information?
Several friends and I would like to purchase this kind of T-shirt to wear to work.
Keep up the good work.