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Josh Barro Verified account ‏@jbarro 23 Jul 2014

Did the segregationists go through a period, like in the 1970s, where they whined that people were mean to them for being segregationists?

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    1. Tim Peacock ‏@timsimms 28 Nov 2014

      @VicGolfChad Psst: MLK supported LGBT rights.

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    3. Tim Peacock ‏@timsimms 28 Nov 2014

      @VicGolfChad For starters, his wife said he would have supported LGBT ppl. She was an ardent LGBT rights supporter. http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2006-01-31-letters-king_x.htm …

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    5. Tim Peacock ‏@timsimms 28 Nov 2014

      @VicGolfChad Do some reading. The Kings not only supported, but also worked closely w/LGBT ppl.

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    7. Tim Peacock ‏@timsimms 28 Nov 2014

      @VicGolfChad The modern GOP is a shadow of the former GOP. You realize that, right? Also, this: http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/blogs/bostonspirit/2013/01/would_martin_luther_king_jr_ha.html …

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    1. David Klion ‏@DavidKlion 23 Jul 2014

      @jbarro Look into Jimmy Carter's early career, it's an interesting case study of this exact question.

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    2. Josh Barro ‏@jbarro 23 Jul 2014

      @DavidKlion interesting. anything in particular I should read?

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    3. David Klion ‏@DavidKlion 23 Jul 2014

      @jbarro Nothing in particular, just that he was pro-Civil Rights but ran against busing in the 60s. It was a transitional time for GA Dems.

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    4. David Klion ‏@DavidKlion 23 Jul 2014

      @jbarro And in 1970 (going off Wikipedia here) he went after the "Wallace vote" and trashed MLK a bit. That was GA politics at the time.

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  1. PSYFE ‏@psyfe 25 Jul 2014 Paris, Ile-de-France

    @VicGolfChad @jbarro @TwitchyTeam sacré bleu as you LIBS say

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    1. Nathanael Snow ‏@NathanaelDSnow 24 Jul 2014

      .@jbarro @samwilkinson Revocation of capitalized privileges is an injustice. All reform is a fail. Burke's Law holds.

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    2. Sam Wilkinson ‏@samwilkinson 24 Jul 2014

      @NathanaelDSnow @jbarro If you're asking me to be sympathetic to whinnying bigots, you're asking the wrong guy.

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    4. Nathanael Snow ‏@NathanaelDSnow 24 Jul 2014

      .@samwilkinson @jbarro Yeah. I want to redeem the oppressor while rescuing the victim. Otherwise transitional gains traps block *any* reform

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    6. Sam Wilkinson ‏@samwilkinson 24 Jul 2014

      @NathanaelDSnow @jbarro There is no redemption for these oppressors save making a change they're unwilling to even consider.

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    7. Nathanael Snow ‏@NathanaelDSnow 24 Jul 2014

      @samwilkinson The way to redeem them is by offering to compensate them to give up their privilege out of my own pocket.

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    8. Sam Wilkinson ‏@samwilkinson 24 Jul 2014

      @NathanaelDSnow That's a neat way to ensure that these particular folks win either way.

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    9. Nathanael Snow ‏@NathanaelDSnow 24 Jul 2014

      @samwilkinson it is the only way to end a cycle of violence.

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    10. Sam Wilkinson ‏@samwilkinson 24 Jul 2014

      @NathanaelDSnow All of the violence flows in one direction and your proposal rewards it.

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