I want a little little clone of me... He can be in charge of jumping on keys and staying in shape... So, with the urgent necessity for micro-braining, obviously based on the silicone valley "microchip," I am going to document future questions and plausible answers:
ME: We sure do think alike huh Little Clark?
LC: Yes, yes we do...
ME: Wow, how about you jump on the mouse click button to start off the drum track?
LC: I was born ready...
ME: Who taught you how to be so small and hilarious?
LC: I was raised by wolves
ME: Whats with the constant seizures?
LC: The laboratory went bankrupt, I can't get in touch with them...
Anyways...
One good story in the news.... One!
Wow.
About MLK Jr.'s Speech...which I listened to in full last night...pretty good stuff...
Its interesting how its misinterpreted though; He was specifically talking about corruption causing inequality/unequal treatment in Alabama and numerous other places... He clearly says "We should not disconnect ourselves because of ethnicity.." Too many people cite him for saying "the police or government are always corrupt." Not true. I was handcuffed and held down by knee on my neck for absolutely no wrong doing...but I'm aware that the area this happened in has a more severe prone-to-problems kind of atmosphere... The whole T. Martin thing comes to mind...but, who instigated what?
Anyways, then I listened to another speech which had a picture that caught my eye..."Meeting to be continued on Nov. 12" or something...why? because my birth date is Nov. 11....anyways, total different mood and it made me realize this:
MLK Jr. was not trying to be a celebrity....yet, he affected tons of people and found himself one of the only ones doing something for the civil rights movement...and it was still a sexist as fuck time back then...because he always says "brotherhood," probably in an attempt to show the racist "brotherhoods" that the behavior around is way off based in this country. However, listening to this speech [the second one....after his I have a dream one...], it also made me realize that he was being looked at as an idol - everything he stood against; you could tell that he was ultimately striving for a more intelligent set of communities-perhaps to make the country as strong as his own personal church, or just because, plain and simply, dude was a genius like that...and its really kind of sad to hear some of the background shouting like "yeah, do it..." as if the people listening were just being entertained as opposed to wanting to make the country stronger and wiser.... and he seems really tired.
He makes the best comparison to any struggle caused by years of unfairness....
Its like an anchor. And, it is...the whole Middle East problem is proof of how accurate this is... there are two sides... the anchor starts dropping...if you pull it up too fast and the chain is rusty, it might break....and if you let it fall, it might not come back up...but if, a bunch of people on the same boat [the world] all do an intelligent part to try and help cushion or keep an eye on the anchor, it won't get any worse....
The man was a brilliant artist with words, and I would have loved to see the difference he would've made in a government position...like congress...or even a bunch more....if he hadn't been killed because of misunderstanding...
It also reminds me of the fire nearing the bay area water source....With the heavy winds, hope grows strong...and its really up to humans to keep it as strong and in touch with the surroundings...
Hope the firefighters get in front of the water source....and maybe get some kind of fire retardant barriers up...
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