The guy who funded Trump’s inauguration, his ballroom, and gave the fascist a 24 karat gold plaque, wants to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.

[randahl@mastodon.social]

The guy who funded Trump’s inauguration, his ballroom, and gave the fascist a 24 karat gold plaque, wants to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.

[notsoloud@expressional.social]

@randahl
Was also hanging out for the Melania film private screening just this week

[xaxat@mastodon.social]

@randahl At the Nazi bar no less.

[tomatensson@nrw.social]

@randahl

"everyone can serve"

that's probably the core of the message, fellow servants.

[darkpaw@mstdn.social]

@randahl "... every one of us has the power to make a difference."

Making a difference would be standing up to Trump instead of being best buddies.

It's about time Tim Cook moved on from Apple. He's tarnishing its reputation.

[thomas@snabelen.no]

@randahl

This is not a perfect world:

Someone that celebrates Dr Martin Luther King Jr for his commitments to justice (read restoration of human rights for non-white citizens in the USA) is actually doing something good.

People and organizations that do something good, can also do something bad.

There is no society of persons and associations that only do good things.
Society should support good actions, actions that build society the way we like to see it.

[cgudrian@social.tchncs.de]

@randahl They're just empty screens the PR department projects words on.