Eh, I think her comeliness, intelligence, and social awareness are about on the same level.

But it does have context, and the context is that for a hotheaded asshole, he has pretty much only gone after players who are black or brown.

That is not the argument, only one part of it.

That how living in a democracy works. We get a say in that. We can, in fact, tax it however we want. I’ll admit it would be hard to persuade many people to agree with it, but anyone is free to say it, since, as citizens, we have those rights.

A St. deserves adoration.

Because love is a fickle beast,

True, but we do usually try to shape them into humans at schools, not give them excuses.

“Whether or not the Browns take you determines whether you become a good quarterback, and not the other way around.” A priori knowledge and good football philosophy.

I’d definitely purchase a large house, but I’d probably go the opium addict route. Mind, not opiates, but opium. I could see myself going the full 19th Victorian, elaborate pipes, plush furniture, and floor to veiling artwork so my eyes have something to look at when orbital movement has ceased due to my body turning…

It almost as if they don’t need the job the have.

Greatness +1

working with them and criticizing them are both good ideas by King. I don’t think they really contradict each other the way you seem to imply.

Wait, wait wait, as a white person, I don’t understand this. A black person had actual words to say and wasn’t actually trying solely to make me feel good about my moderate liberalism? I need some time with this, come back to me in fifty or sixty years.

That passage is so much fun. So many liberals today love to forget MLK’s harsher words.