‘Maybe sit this one out’: FBI gets dragged for their tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

On its face, there’s nothing wrong with that. But then you remember how the FBI treated MLK and realize that their tribute is actually quite tone-deaf.

Excuse me? pic.twitter.com/kp4NX9AR1u

— ?Sea Moss Supplier (@_MsShanJ) January 20, 2020

Is that quote from one of his tapped phone calls? https://t.co/8H6uNhRoFM

— ?'? ? ??????? ???? (@BecketAdams) January 20, 2020

Was that quote transcribed from surreptitiously recorded tapes?

— Michael McKean (@MJMcKean) January 20, 2020

The #FBI that bugged #MLK house, surveilled him and threatened him?

— Renee (@ReneeRevelation) January 20, 2020

Here’s the unsigned letter the @FBI sent Dr. King trying to get him to kill himself https://t.co/LoK4vp9Ljv pic.twitter.com/zLVJCEaU7D

— Christopher Mathias (@letsgomathias) January 20, 2020

I guess it's the least you could do after spying on him.

— ?Pouncer ??Pls REFOLLOW me! Lost 5k of you! (@saltusa3) January 20, 2020

Yeesh.

Maybe sit this one out. Take the day off or something.

— Plàya Manhattan (@PlayaManhattan) January 20, 2020

Haha AYFKM? Maybe sitting this one out will prevent you from publicly humiliating yourselves.

— Physics Geek (@physicsgeek) January 20, 2020

Too late for that.

You know what!?! A public apology from the FBI for how he was treated is loooooong over due.

— Cristina J ???? (@TampagirlC19655) January 20, 2020

That might’ve been a better idea.