King was called the moral leader of America in the 20th century. That's what it was called the moral leader of America. And he was a lazy and wicked servant.

Between all the coke lines and the prostitutes and everything else that was going on. I mean, he just was. He was asked by the reporter, you know, what's your beef with white America right now?

And he said, well, you know, the white liberals were on our side during the first phase because we were trying to integrate lunch counters.

But they would only go but so far.

It's much easier, says King, to integrate a lunch counter than it is to guarantee a universal basic income for all Negroes and poor people.

He's teaching and preaching a Marxist message.

There must be a better distribution of wealth, and maybe America must move toward a democratic

socialism.

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From the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King.

But what communism does, at least again the spiritually defiling aspect of it, is it creates

a society that thrives on and loves

covetousness it loves other people's things the silver rights movement is not this grassroots organic thing

negroes coming together no it was made in the hollywood basement the goal of the Soviet union and

helping start this civil rights movement was to usher in

Marxism and communism into the United States by way of the Negro.

The purpose of the feds was to use the civil rights movement to agitate in the streets,

make states seem incapable of self-governance, create enough tension to where there's a public outcry,

and they call for federal authority to sweep in and to enact legislation

that expands a role of the federal government

and infringes upon state's rights and the authority of the church.

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