2020 is shaping up to be the worst year since 2001 – when Al-Qaeda terrorist Osama bin Laden orchestrated attacks against our great nation – and it’s looking like a return to normalcy is too far away to accurately predict when it will happen.

In the meantime, liberals are demonizing the police force, we’re battling a nationwide deadly virus, and to add fuel to the fire, we have riots and looting in the streets by Antifa and Black Lives Matter protesters.

But one famous African American actor was attacked for seeing the forest through the trees, warning that Black Lives Matter might ultimately evolve into this instead.

You’re probably familiar with actor Terry Crews.

Crews is a mountain of a man, standing 6’6” tall and built like a cement truck, but he’s also one of the funniest actors working today.

You may know him from playing President Camacho in “Idiocracy,” but he’s more famously known for his work on the hit television show, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.”

The famous black comedic actor is not happy with what he’s seeing in America’s streets right now, particularly his issues with the Black Lives Matter organization. Crews warned his Twitter followers last week that he hopes “Black Lives Matter doesn’t morph into Black Lives Better.”

Crews wrote, “If you are a child of God, you are my brother and sister. I have family of every race, creed and ideology. We must ensure [black lives matter] doesn’t morph into [black lives better].”

As you can imagine or have already guessed, the liberal pitchfork mob brought their A-game to mindlessly attack Crews.

Martin Luther King Jr.’s daughter Bernice King responded, “We’re so far from that bridge, Terry. [Black Lives Matter] is, in part, a rallying cry and a protest slogan to galvanize people into doing the justice work needed to derail the deaths, dehumanization and destruction of Black lives that racism causes. Justice is not a competition.”

Creator of “For Life” on ABC, Felonious Munk, wrote, “can we climb the mountain that it will take to make Black lives actually matter before you start worrying about a slippery slope on the other side of it?”

Like playing a video game where each level has a new harder boss you have to defeat, the next level for Crews was on Don Lemon’s CNN show where the debate suddenly escalated to the implication that Crews was an “Uncle Tom”.........

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Poster Comment:

Certainly any "Martin Luther" King relative should just shut her face. Money grubbers!