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  1. 🤣 ....where DO you come up with these analogies???
  2. Hindsight is only necessary to the extent of avoiding past mistakes & building on success. IMO, any form of criticism by way of hindsight is totally unwarranted & unnecessary. The question is how many folks today are doing an ounce of what Dr. MLK Jr. did for Black folks over 50 years ago. Regardless of motivation, the fact that Black folks put their lives on the line so that even the most ungrateful of their own people could have a better life...deserves nothing less than total praise, admiration, appreciation & respect. Dr. MLK Jr. had everything...looks, personality, charm, charisma, intelligence, oratory, education, beautiful wife & children. Based on credentials, Dr. MLK Jr. could have lived an affluent life like modern day pimps in the pulpit. He would have run Saturn rings these clowns as a salesman of the gospel. Dr. MLK Jr. didn't strive to be a perfect man. He deserved every drink he sipped, every cigarette he smoked and every woman he poked.🤣 Dr. MLK Jr. played the hand he was dealt by the universe. He pressed towards the mark of a higher calling. Fulfilled his destiny. His place in the annals of history is solid.😎

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