Martin Luther King Jr. wrote:Michael Jackson is not a genre of music.
Person: Martin Luther King
21Rift Canyon Dreamspwalshj wrote:I have offered you sausage.
Person: Martin Luther King
22This is a drunken ramble, but imagine how many aspects of our society would be different.charliedon'tsurf wrote:I do really wonder what how history could be different if he was not killed in ’68. Particularly his linking of racism, militarism and poverty. He could be a majorly unifying leader for the entire left beyond simply civil rights had he not been assassinated. Overall a great man who made the world a better place, but flawed like the rest of us.
Would all those angry records made by black people from the 70s have happened? (Last Poets & Sly & The Family Stone to name a couple)
Would rap have taken off?
Would gangsta rap ever existed?
Would we have had an African American who was major contender for the presidency before now?
I'm only skimming off the top of what could have been.
Rift Canyon Dreamspwalshj wrote:I have offered you sausage.
Person: Martin Luther King
23McSane twice voted against proclaiming MLK's b-day a national holiday.
Person: Martin Luther King
24thyklopth wrote:McSane twice voted against proclaiming MLK's b-day a national holiday.
he also wears depends, imagine that...some serious worldwide emergency and the president is sitting there pooping himself like a little baby
Rick Reuben wrote:Marsupialized reminds me of freedom
Person: Martin Luther King
25what did you think was going to happen with an MLK c/nc? i'm surprised there wasn't a line-up of edgy assholes waiting to vote crap and blow. our. minds.
Person: Martin Luther King
26Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:Would all those angry records made by black people from the 70s have happened? (Last Poets & Sly & The Family Stone to name a couple)
Would rap have taken off?
Would gangsta rap ever existed?
Would we have had an African American who was major contender for the presidency before now?
I'm only skimming off the top of what could have been.
yes to all of the above.
jimmy spako wrote:jeff porcaro may be gone but his ghostnotes continue to haunt me.
Person: Martin Luther King
27eeyore wrote:what did you think was going to happen with an MLK c/nc? i'm surprised there wasn't a line-up of edgy assholes waiting to vote crap and blow. our. minds.
I don't think the Vice magazine crowd actually likes music enough to hang around this forum.
I could be wrong, of course.
wait.... something just occurred to me....
Vice magazine.... ironic hyper-nationalism and post-cool racism? NYC? Ultra-hipsterist posturing?
Anyone know anyone selling a Veleno?
Redline wrote:Not Crap. The sound of death? The sound of FUN! ScrrreeEEEEEEE
Person: Martin Luther King
28According to this show, in a few instances, local governments turned to the major drug dealers and criminals to help deal with the outrage over MLK's death.
This is kind of mind blowing that the very people killing his followers were also the ones asked to help quell the rioting.
This is kind of mind blowing that the very people killing his followers were also the ones asked to help quell the rioting.
Rift Canyon Dreamspwalshj wrote:I have offered you sausage.
Person: Martin Luther King
30This is about MLK and not about Dave Matthews Band.timpickens wrote:CRAP
Pretentious college rock bullshit
I think you're confused.
Rift Canyon Dreamspwalshj wrote:I have offered you sausage.