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**zlZ95pjt** · 07-05-2008, 04:42 PM

While I make it a point to not speak illy of the departed, I would be less than forthright if I did not tell you that the visual of your actions on his grave resulted in my keyboard becoming soaked from coffee that was ejected through my nose. You owe me a keyboard.

As to his legacy, as was the case with Falwell, the best I can say for the man is that he was an influential political voice and advocate for a constituent group that remains a force in today's society and body politic. Fortunately, over time his perspective on racial intolerance has at least to a degree been mitigated. Unfortunately it has not been eliminated. Nor has his perspective on human rights for other diversity groups.

His type will not be missed.

07-05-2008, 04:42 PM	#2
zlZ95pjt Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 376 Senior Member	While I make it a point to not speak illy of the departed, I would be less than forthright if I did not tell you that the visual of your actions on his grave resulted in my keyboard becoming soaked from coffee that was ejected through my nose. You owe me a keyboard. As to his legacy, as was the case with Falwell, the best I can say for the man is that he was an influential political voice and advocate for a constituent group that remains a force in today's society and body politic. Fortunately, over time his perspective on racial intolerance has at least to a degree been mitigated. Unfortunately it has not been eliminated. Nor has his perspective on human rights for other diversity groups. His type will not be missed.
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