Saying that all lives matter is a deeply controversial statement. It's practically a hate crime. Because as a matter of fact only one set of lives matter. That was the worldview of the Dallas killer, and that of the black nationalist movement and of the media.
Anyone who says All Lives Matter gets media gulaged before you can blink. Like a Canadian tenor.
The Tenors, a Canadian singing group, has come under fire after one of their members tweaked the lyrics of “O Canada” to reference the phrase “All Lives Matter” at Tuesday night’s Major League Baseball all-star game.
All four of the Tenors, a Juno-award-winning group based in British Columbia, are seen singing “O Canada” in video shot at the opening of the game, in San Diego, up until the line “in all thy sons command.”
At that point, Remigio Pereira sang, “We’re all brothers and sisters, all lives matter to the great,” as the other three stood by.
Pereira also held up a sign that read “all lives matter.”
The other members of the group — Clifton Murray, Fraser Walters and Victor Micallef — later tweeted a statement calling Pereira a “lone wolf” who used the performance “to serve his own political views.”
Offering their apologies to anyone who watched the performance, they added that Pereira “will not be performing with The Tenors until further notice.”
The statement said the other members of the group are “shocked and embarrassed” and are deeply sorry for what they call the “disrespectful and misguided lack of judgment by one member of the group.”
“Our sincere apologies and regrets go out to everybody who witnessed this shameful act, to our fellow Canadians, to Major League Baseball, to our friends, families, fans and to all those affected,” the statement continued.
Look at the groveling apologies for saying... all lives matter. If you ever wondered how North Koreans or people in the USSR lived, you're getting a big heaping taste courtesy of the left's media apparatus.
Other All Lives Matter miscreants include... Jennifer Lopez.
Now it’s singer and actress Jennifer Lopez’s turn. JLo deleted a tweet from her personal account containing the hashtag “#AllLivesMatter” — but some Twitter users grabbed a screenshot of the tweet.
The tweet contained a photo of her performing alongside “Hamilton” creator and star Lin Manuel-Miranda on the “Today” show for a memorial concert honoring victims of the Orlando shooting.
Or as HuffPo puts it, "J.Lo Tweets Out #AllLivesMatter, Internet Turns Against Her". The "entire" internet. Mao would be proud of this kind of collectivism. Also on the All Lives Matter hit list, a BBQ joint.
Howard Nielsen, the owner of Sticky Lips Pits BBQ, is apologizing for a message appearing on the marquee of his Culver Road restaurant.
After consulting with staff, he put up on Monday the message "All Lives Matter" as a way to promote peace and unity. However, some of those supporting the Black Lives Matter movement have objected to using "All Lives Matter."
Sticky Lips has since taken down the message and replaced it with another one: "Love each other."
"The message that I put out was one of peace, love, and unity, and that's all," Nielsen said in a Facebook post. "I'm sorry to have offended anybody. In no way would I ever want to upset anybody in our community. My deepest apologies."
Stop saying All Lives Matter. The very idea is hateful.