andthebeatgoeson
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Yeah, that's it, I'm sure.
Yeah, that's it, I'm sure.
I've never had a racist bone in my body. Ive worked for a bunch of em, been in their houses, been in a lot of your guys houses, said a bearded white man who was not identified. But if you keep pushing me I will show you my racist ways."
He also said Mitch Landrieu, mayor of New Orleans, can "go to hell" and "praise the Lord for (Gov.) Bobby Jindal.
Another white speaker said of King, "He didnt live in this parish, he did nothing for this parish, he didnt even know this parish existed.
One speaker implied that honoring King by changing the name of the road would lead to crime, Talking Points Memo reports.
If you look around the world, every Martin Luther King Boulevard is crime-ridden and drug-ridden. Why the hell would we want that in this parish?" the unidentified speaker said. "Martin Luther King was a great man, and all the streets that are named after him does not reflect the content of that mans character.