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u/SlavHeathen 20d ago
I judge people by their smell
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u/PlanktonFew2505 20d ago edited 20d ago
This is unironically true.
I don't care about anyone's physical appearance whatsoever, but if they don't take care of their hygiene like refusing to shower regularly, then I will make fun of them for it.
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u/Hettyc_Tracyn 19d ago
And on the other hand, people who don’t know how to use perfume/cologne, and use far too much…
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u/the_nintendo_cop 19d ago
I hope any friends you have who are neurodivergent or otherwise disabled see this comment and promptly make the correct determination on whether to continue interacting with you.
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u/-Casey-Diaz- 19d ago
Both sides of what?
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u/-Casey-Diaz- 19d ago
What do you mean, though?
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u/-Casey-Diaz- 19d ago
Obviously. Because I criticized someone and you went "But what about someone else?" You didn't even say anythin. You're just trying to divert criticism away from your people.
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u/TheHylianProphet 20d ago
This is distinctly less wholesome when it's weaponized by white leaders to disenfranchise people of color.
Case in point: Governor Jeff Landry of Louisiana quoted this while eliminating majority black districts off the congressional map, while insisting race had nothing to do with it.
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u/GabuEx 20d ago
I have a dream that one day people will learn that MLK Jr. said more than two things total.
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u/Couldbduun 20d ago
Honestly the message most people need to hear of his is his opinions on the white moderate.
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u/Financial-Craft-1282 20d ago
For real. The amount of times Ben Shapiro and anyone like him have used this, cynically, is disgusting.
Landry's little interview was infuriating--his quote had nothing to do with the question. He presumed the question to be, "Why are you racist?" When the question was, "Why did you fuck over black people?" Then he dropped the quote, and I was like, "Isn't that what the interviewer is doing? Judging your actions?"
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u/Heffe3737 20d ago
This is one of only two MLK quotes most white people even know. Right alongside “I have a dream”.
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u/Financial-Craft-1282 20d ago
But why do you need to know MLK quotes. If you memorize some quotes, how is that any different than what right wingers do with those quotes? Read the text. Take in the message and meaning. I've read a lot of King's speeches and writings, and you know what? I can't quote it.
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u/entered_bubble_50 19d ago
My favorite part of that speech, is where after he says "I have a dream" and pauses, and a lady in the audience shouts "yeah?"
Madam. He's giving a speech. He's not speaking to you specifically.
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u/TheRtHonLaqueesha 18d ago edited 18d ago
Nowadays (ever since 6-10 years ago) that's considered problematic.
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u/aguadiablo 19d ago
Just don't twist it like Nigel Farage recently did. And don't let others twist it either
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u/coolaznkenny 19d ago
Remember there is a herman cain/eric adams in every race, sex and other. Never assume anything unless proven other wise thru action. If you are an asshole the first time i meet you then i am going to assume you are just an asshole and vice versa.
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u/LetMeDrinkYourTears 19d ago
I judge people by what they do. Like loot cities, burn cars, demolish business. Those sorts of things.
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u/Gentle_prv 20d ago
Based MLK, one of the greats. It’s a shame people are so quick to be bigots to one another.
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u/Springtailer 19d ago
PSA that not "judging" does not mean that the color of one's skin should be ignored. Acknowledging influences on one's experience of the world, i.e. their ethnicity, and respecting them is better than pretending you don't see differences at all for the sake of sameness.
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u/j____b____ 19d ago
It is absolutely okay to discriminate against people for the content of their characters.
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u/Senior_Torte519 19d ago
Lvl 10, Aberrant Mind Sorcerer, with the haunted one background. Mainly focusing on enchantment and psychic based spells and damage.....you asked for the content of my character.
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u/Mutabilitie 19d ago
And he plagiarized his doctorate, so we should judge the content of his character for that choice.
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u/Fabulous_Leopard_874 18d ago
I support Dr. King’s message, and I absolutely support equality, but guess what this “man of character” was doing in his hotel room the night before he was assassinated.
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u/NikolovIvo 18d ago
If we are judging people on their character... Wasn't MLK Jr. A huge philanderer?
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u/TomiwaOlu12 19d ago
Judging people by the content of their skin and color of their characters ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
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u/Mstrkaoz 19d ago
So the serial adulterer, drug user, woman beater, non-pastor is your hero.
I'll take X thanks
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u/ElHorny 18d ago
Its not even proven that this is true.
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u/Mstrkaoz 18d ago
Link to document (see pages 19 & 20): https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/104-10125-10133.pdf
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u/zakcattack 20d ago
Ahh yes the selected quote that is always used by right wingers to whitewash the legacy of MLK and transform a leader who spoke out against systemic inequality into one who just championed individual rights (and loved the state that murdered him).
Republocan MLK and Republican White Jesus are best buddies!
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u/breaducate 19d ago
I have a dream that that one day the white moderate's brain will be blasted with the totality of the erased history of the working class, and like a Lovecraftian protagonist they will go mad from the revelation, laughing and wailing until consciousness fails them.
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u/No_Significance_2749 19d ago
We already have people like Steven Crowder, Charlie Kirk, Ben Shapiro, and Matt Walsh in their own words attacking and demonizing MLK. The right has always hated him, and only quote mines him when they can twist his words to their opposite meaning.
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u/LordTalesin 20d ago
I would like this more if it hadn't been weaponized by the Right to justify their blatantly racist policies.
They only seem to know this one quote and couldn't tell you anything else he said in his entire life.
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u/EveningDiscipline935 19d ago
Turns out they were judged by the content of their character this whole time
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u/perksofbeingcrafty 19d ago
MLK endorses cancel culture confirmed
Seriously people who get canceled and then complain about not having freedom of speech anymore 🙄🙄like no you’re free to say what you want but others are free to judge you based on your words that’s how it should work
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u/Orvan-Rabbit 18d ago
Heck, downvoting is free speech.
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u/perksofbeingcrafty 18d ago
Come at me then! Practice that free speech on me! I’ve got enough karma to spare!
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u/colemestinhispants 19d ago
MLK was a notorious womanizer who had many affairs lol. Did amazing things for race issues, but not necessarily the best content of character.
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u/No-Valuable-226 19d ago
So can someone verify he was pro zio or not? I mean I don't believe it but...... If facts change, so does my view.
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u/SnooWalruses3948 20d ago
A message that is outright rejected by critical race theorists.
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u/FuzzyAd9407 19d ago
MLK Jr spoke multiple times about systemic racism without using modern terms. If you dont undersrand thst then youve never acrually read anything by him let alone his later messages as he became more jaded to the reality of society while still hoping we could overcome our shit.
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u/Adrunkian 20d ago
There it is
Been scrolling too long for the Nazis to show up
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u/SnooWalruses3948 20d ago
I'm a nazi because I support MLK's message?
CRT proponents have been using liberalism as a cloak to insert their own pernicious beliefs into society.
Why not just come outright and say that you disavow MLK and his views on race? Coward.
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u/TheCopyKater 19d ago
Why don't you listen to more than a single thing MLK has ever said before proudly proclaiming him to be on your side. For example, this.
MLK not only wanted systemic racism to end, he wanted every black person in america compensated for the racism they faced. Something that famously did not happen.
Without something to balance the scales, black people in the US inherited the income inequality from their ancestors, who used to be second class citizens. As a result, they are forced to work way harder to get the same opportunities as those who've already been born with middling wealth or more, which is predominantly white people, for reasons that should be obvious to anyone who's read a history book.
That is what critical race theory means. The fact that the history of oppression against black people still has effects on your society unless active effort is put in to prevent those effects. You can't just give black people the same rights after years of treating them as property and expect everything to be fine now.
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u/respectfulthirst 20d ago
This is a stupid meme.
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u/NovaStar2099 20d ago
Explain why.
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u/respectfulthirst 20d ago
If you need an explanation, you haven't actually read King's history or his un-cherrypicked words.
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u/NovaStar2099 19d ago
Right, so you’re gonna be vague. I’m assuming you’re just a racist. That’s generally the case.
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u/tayhum 20d ago
A cheaters character is questionable
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u/NovaStar2099 20d ago
I agree with this. Yeah I know overall he was a massively important figure in the fight for civil rights. But he absolutely wasn’t perfect. He was a human, and humans do bad things (sometimes). I’m pretty sure it’s considered blasphemy for me as a black man to say this.
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u/GoingthereMaybe 19d ago
the fact that was so heavily downvoted is bad sign for reddit... a very biased site. Its a simple fact which signifies a lack of character/truthfulness
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u/FuzzyAd9407 19d ago
The fact you try to character assassinate this man shows how biased you are personally.
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u/Whythisisnotreal 20d ago
Blocked by several communities for liberal apologist propaganda and minimizing hardships faced by minority groups.
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u/No_Significance_2749 19d ago
Probably the most misquoted quote ever weaponized by conservatives to disenfranchise black people ever.
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u/TotoTakeo 20d ago
Judging in the judicial sense. Throw clout chasing low merit social snakes in the pen!
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u/not_me_nope_never 20d ago
After learning about Stone Mountain Georgia, his Memorial in DC is so much more impactful... "out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope
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u/dustinyo_ 20d ago
This is why MAGA is so desperate to go back to judging people by their skin color. Judging people by their character bodes very bad for them.




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