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de BenHeine
on 04 de abril de 2008

Martin Luther King's dream lives on, 40 years after death...

If you wish to get a print of this painting, go to the following page (copy/paste the link) :

http://benheine.deviantart.com/art/Obama-Luther-King-81753252

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Obama's a tool. Martin Luther King was a free man.

annonymous (24.78.227.92), on 09 de julio de 2010 reportar contestar

Executive

ok, you'll see in 50 years time

BenHeine, on 17 de enero de 2010 reportar contestar

Executive

go to hell

BenHeine, on 17 de enero de 2010 reportar contestar

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The artwork is good but Obama should not be on the same page as Martin Luther King, its diminishing the King! Actually even the artwork is poor because obama is drawn with a resolute face and MLK is drawn looking plain, unfocused..

Judd (70.181.68.35), on 17 de enero de 2010 reportar contestar

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There's no comparison between MLK and Obama. Obama is NOT even a fraction of the man MLK was.

Kal (173.57.117.224), on 22 de diciembre de 2009 reportar contestar

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Barack Obama wishes he was a quarter of the man that MLK was . A man who fought for equality but somewhere along the lines eqaulity was lost again and now its switched. While I'm upsetting the majority on this site I have to add. I'm proud to be white no matter how much I was taught that white people are so horrible because of history. I and the rest of my family had nothing to do with slavery or segregation. Although segragation still exist except on the opposite side now. So any white people stop bowing down to other races you are know better nor are you worse. You did nothing wrong. People in the past did. You are not to carry that burden. You owe nothing to anyone but yourself. Racism is a very sickening way of life and although great men in history fought to force it out of this great country it still exist. I hope MLK did not die in vein and all people move foward and stop racism. Instead of changing the direction of racism towards white and spanish.

Jason (68.59.163.209), on 15 de diciembre de 2009 reportar contestar

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NOBAMA

vinny (130.86.18.81), on 14 de octubre de 2009 reportar contestar

Executive

King was also a man like other men. He just had something more, like Obama

BenHeine, on 12 de septiembre de 2009 reportar contestar

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This is a travisty of artwork. To compare Mr.Obama to a "King" among men; Martin Luther King.

Tsk tsk. Ban me if you will... Its the truth and deep down we all know it.

Ross (24.103.160.235), on 12 de septiembre de 2009 reportar contestar

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The dream is still alive and the continous tool of this dream is Barak Obama the extend point of Martin luther King the owner of dream by his famous announcment (I have a dream.

Inspite of his shooting in 1968 by James Earl Ray but this bullet didn,t kill the dream and the symbol of beauty which was proved of his eternty after the winning of Barak Obama to be the first AfroAmerican be the president of America.

moatazmohsen (41.196.171.105), on 17 de mayo de 2009 reportar contestar