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bigtree

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2. such an all-encompassing sermon

Reply to Faygo Kid (Reply #1)

Sun Mar 31, 2013, 12:02 PM

Mar 2013

. . . such a sad shame to lose him to an assassin's bullet.

I was seven years old that month in D.C. . . . the city block up the street was a heap of smoldering brick and broken glass, in my young mind.

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This morning in 1968 Martin Luther King gave the final Sunday sermon of his life [View all] bigtree Mar 2013 OP

Never forget Faygo Kid Mar 2013 #1

such an all-encompassing sermon bigtree Mar 2013 #2

Now I'm crying. Why do they always kill the best? McCamy Taylor Mar 2013 #3

I don't know. We can only go on. Faygo Kid Mar 2013 #4

Because the best are a REAL threat to their hate filled lives. But what they fail to realize is that jwirr Mar 2013 #5

Because they are dangerous... awoke_in_2003 Mar 2013 #9

I was in training to be a baseball ump that evening Faygo Kid Mar 2013 #11

And a great organized labor leader Omaha Steve Mar 2013 #6

as early as 1961 - Martin Luther King Jr.quoted (from somewhere) on “right to work” bigtree Mar 2013 #7

and our weapon,... awoke_in_2003 Mar 2013 #10

He was becoming more critical of "the system" in the last months of his life... YoungDemCA Mar 2013 #8

Thanks for posting shenmue Mar 2013 #12

. bigtree Mar 2013 #13