Proving they have no clue when to say when, #BlackLivesMatter protesters are now trying to reclaim the cross — from Jesus Christ.
Long after wearing out their welcome and even though the entire premise of their “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” movement has been invalidated by the Justice Department, race agitators took to the streets Friday carrying wooden crosses.
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Using the hashtag #ReclaimHolyWeek, activists used the crosses as props, attaching to them the names of Michael Brown, Eric Garner and other black men who resisted police officers and died in the process.
Here are some Twitter photos from Friday’s theatrics:
#ReclaimHolyWeek #BlackLivesMatter Because the cross is heavy for Us. pic.twitter.com/HBCNK3XE79
— jawn p. kee (@CandyCornball) April 3, 2015
Speak outs In front of the Supreme Court building #ReclaimHolyWeek #BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/4JxzwVJ0dw
— Shay Horse (@HuntedHorse) April 3, 2015
Rev. Barber talks about “remembering The Cross the right way.” #blacklivesmatter #reclaimholyweek #themovementlives pic.twitter.com/m9zfuA6sLE
— KhaliaTheDissident (@NaaNubia) April 3, 2015
Live in Union Square for speak-outs before #ReclaimHolyWeek march to 1 Police Plaza in #NY. http://t.co/bIJRwP5qkE pic.twitter.com/nrQQB4SO4q
— StopMotionsolo (@StopMotionsolo) April 3, 2015
“We are marching on this road to Calvary…” in the shadow of the tombs #ReclaimHolyWeek #ThisIsWhatTheologyLooksLike pic.twitter.com/Z0k8EGXeuB
— Jessi Nakamura (@Jessi4JC) April 3, 2015
And because nothing says #BlackLivesMatter better than an orange afro:
#ReclaimHolyWeek#BlackLivesMatterpic.twitter.com/s2cvrxZzP3 — Keshia Pendi (@pendi22k) April 3, 2015
Social media users responded to the “sickening” charade — as one user described it — with little sympathy, which should tell the protesters it’s time to put their ginned-up movement to rest for good.
Here’s a sampling of the responses from Twitter:
@CandyCornball Gonna ask whitey to carry it too? Or just to keep funding the bullshit? — linda (@HotNostrilsrFun) April 3, 2015
@PerfectingDre @CandyCornball @msweas Sickening. You are not Christ nor Christlike. — What Does It Matter (@Crueslut69) April 3, 2015
@CandyCornball Is the death of Christ now a racial matter too? Just checking, I can hardly keep up with how evil we are. — Joe Spellman (@golfmax13) April 3, 2015
@CandyCornball There’s only one Jesus. You cannot reclaim what was never yours. To Him be all glory, honor & praise. — Kimmieb (@kimmieb2u) April 4, 2015
@Jessi4JC Oh, sweet merciful… *hope for humanity drops by 50%* — Jay Dubb (@MidasRex1998) April 4, 2015
@pendi22k What do you and your protesters know about truth..you accept lies and have no clue about being a Christian in Jesus’ name! Shame! — Sharinlite (@sharinlite) April 4, 2015
The “right way” means conflating thug Mike Brown with Jesus? I don’t get it. @NaaNubia — Hank Rearden (@wdmichael3) April 3, 2015
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