MLK Malcolm X debate.

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Over time I go with both, seeing how peaceful protest now today isn't the wave. Peaceful protest works but if your demand are not met you go into the other tactics which is violence. Today black folks just begging and Micah Johnson was the only one to get half of white america shook.
 

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MLK was not a "nicer guy" in the context of completely bowing down to whites. That is a myth and a terrible one. He had guns and understood that it might be necessary to use lethal force for self defense, including employing armed defenders. He understood that, as other posters pointed out, his message and terms needed to be presented along side a very counter-revolution and violent alternative.

Malcolm would end up walking back a lot of what he said about MLK later on in his life.

fukk what you heard, MLK was the greatest American that ever lived. Not only did he contribute to the Black Civil Rights movement, but was the most prominent advocate of social justice, socialism, anti-capitalism, love, integration, and legal political morality that has ever existed in this country. And to be honest, that's why I think they killed him. Once you start advocating and showing people the atrocities of the Military Industrial Complex and Capitalist greed, that's the end of the line, especially back in those days during the Cold War and the US Government's systematic blow back to Socialist and Marxist policies.

All in my opinion of course.

Exactly..Most nikkas responding in this thread are going by the "whitewashed" perception of MLK they have from the few minutes they spent awake in middle school....MLK wasnt loved back then...he was considered a "radical" "Enemy of the state"

If he wasn't a preacher and public figure with connections world wide they would have Gitmo'ed him a long time ago...He was hated in his time ...MLK day wasnt celebrated nationwide till 2000...AFTER all the Cacs who were born in the 1930s and before were all gone.

Malcolm had better rhetoric but MLK had the higher ground intellectually and morally
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