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April 4, 2008
Photo: Lining up for an end to poverty

Journal photo / Gretchen Ertl
On the 40th anniversary of the assassination of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., protesters gather under the awning of the State House to call for end to poverty. For more about King, his legacy and impact on Rhode Islanders, visit this special projo.com and Journal multimedia report.
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Not only can they not "Eat Bullits," they can't even spell BULLETS. And maybe, just maybe, that's part of their problem. If they spent a little more time learning and working and a little less time whining, they wouldn't be so hungry. Of course, I don't see anywhere near as many underfed beggars as I do fat whiners, so that should tell us something right there. They want to tax the rich, but I seldom see them tax their energies enough to get off their fat asses and WORK to make their lives better.