[TheRealThing]

Actually, Bob, I believe you suggested it a liberal thing, or leave it to an ultra liberal, to find in Ali's case a legitimate example of conscientious objection. However, Clay v. United States, the opinion was written by a conservative jurist appointed by a conservative President, which is exactly the opposite of anything racist, as both Ike and Harlan are caucasians. My assumption that TRT is caucasian has to do with his own posts and his own expressed disdain for what I seem to recall he once called "Black Islam."

Mohammed Ali was not a coward. I would caution you about lecturing about how one is coming across. I've read your posts, Bob. This is a familiar strategy for you here. Ol' "turn the tables" Bob. Eh, save it for the easily intimidated youngsters. I know your game and have seen it plenty.

Well, you might think you know Bob's game, I say you don't. I know you don't have the first darn clue what you're talking about concerning my use of the term Black Islam, I never used it. Now, I did say Ali was a self professed Black Muslim and he was heavily influenced by Malcolm X. Malcolm if you will recall, was a sweetheart of a man advocating black supremacy and violent social upheaval. But I'm certain you disagree with my disdain for one of this nation's first home grown muslim extremists.