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I have started in Alcoholic Anonymous and I’ve been on my 4th day sober, but now I’m sitting with a glass of wine and hate myself. I couldn’t be sober anymore, the world is way too frightening and hideous and I couldn’t do it anymore. Au Revoir Simone is playing on my iPod with Sad Song, and I’m the saddest I could be. Not even keeping myself sober is succeding. I thought I could do this. I got my first 24-hour coin and thought that would keep me from drinking, but no. And I’m not even sure I’m an alcoholic.

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source 1; source 2; source 3; source 4; source 5

WELP.


Stop what you are doing.
Read those.
Right now.
I’ll wait.
If you don’t want to read, I’ll explain the key bullet points, but please read them afterwords:
This is not “we didn’t protect him enough.”
This is not “the government screwed up some random detail or accidentally let his killer loose.”
The 111th Military Intelligence had a team taking pictures of his balcony during the assassination.
They brought in a Special Forces 8-Man Sniper Team from the 20th.
Memphis Police withdrew their regular protection detail from him.
A jury of 12 people, six black and six white, found the United States Government guilty of conspiracy to commit murder.
YOUR GOVERNMENT. MY GOVERNMENT. THE GOVERNMENT OF, BY, AND FOR THE PEOPLE, SHOT AND KILLED DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING. And the media never reported the case.
MLK was ASSASSINATED. By a government YOU PAY FOR.
I hate those posts where someone tries to pressure you into reblogging. I almost never ask you to reblog.
This shit is important.
Reblog this. I don’t care what kind of blog you have. I don’t care what you normally talk about.
Reblog this.

imma get in trouble when i’m a teacher and I spent a lesson talking about this

yup, you can actually find part of the case on westlaw pertaining to jury selection.
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