I don't think it was an accident but I don't think he should "have" to move it.
It would be nice if there was a lot less cloak and dagger and let's just pretend none of this means what it seems to mean crap going on with these guys though.
Besides the date, the location, the march and the threat of assassination, Glenn Beck's rally has nothing to do with Martin Luther King Jr. Funny stuff.
AV, actually he did make a mistake, I heard him tell his audience last week..Al Sharpton called him on it, and I agree with you..it should stay..why Sharpton thinks the world should stop on 8/28 is beyond me..Kings speech is living well..
outdoor338 wrote: AV, actually he did make a mistake, I heard him tell his audience last week..Al Sharpton called him on it, and I agree with you..it should stay..why Sharpton thinks the world should stop on 8/28 is beyond me..
Sorry, but I don't have as much faith in his veracity as you seem to have. Just because he admitted to a "mistake" a week before the event doesn't mean he didn't know exactly what he was doing by planning it for that date AND place.
I still don't think he should have to move it but again, I don't think this is fooling anyone, either. It's all part of the schtick.
outdoor338 wrote: don't agree with you..I think its an honest mistake..we all make them!
You can (and will) believe what you want to believe.
But I have a little experience about what it takes to put on events of this size and there is simply NO FREAKING WAY someone on his staff wouldn't have been informed of the historic significance of both the day and the site. These events call for a LOT of research and planning.
It is simply impossible to "blunder into" something like this. Yes, we all make honest mistakes, but there is nothing honest about asking us to believe that this is one.