Candace And Kayne Living Rent Free And Exploding Heads With Controversial T-Shirts

The first thing I did when I saw Candace Owens and Kanye (Ye) West in their White Lives Matter shirts was look to buy one myself. I have white friends and family, their lives matter. I want to wear it on a shirt, too! It turns out if you search for “white lives matter shirts” you get black lives matter shirts, and “I benefit from my white privilege” shirts. It’s not the same. They must have had those made. And that’s how it all works, right? You support black people, so you wear a BLM shirt to show your solidarity. You support white people, and so you wear a white lives matter shirt?

You’d think so, but er, no. Shortly after Candace and Kanye “shocked” the world at Paris Fashion Week with their shirts, the media and social media went on rampages.

“You don’t have to be white to uphold white supremacy and anti-Blackness.” – I don’t know, that almost makes it sounds like black lives matter shirts are anti-whiteness, and that can’t be true…

CBS news actually reported that the phrase white lives matter is a racist response to the BLM movement. They did not report on any of the controversy surrounding the four million dollar homes that BLM donations were able to purchase for the organization’s founder. It’s been a busy week, so no time for any actual news I guess.

Liberals who hate racism and racist remarks have taken to calling Candace and Ye things like boot licking, buck dancing, step n fetchin, white supremacy apologist. I’m sure they mean it in the least racist way possible, though shouts of “coon” and house n***** are harder to excuse. “Accuse them of racism by being racist” is definitely in a leftist playbook somewhere.

Some have argued “Kanye and Candace Owens aren’t understanding that when a white girl goes missing it’s national news, but when a black girl goes missing, or a Hispanic, or native…the media ignores.” – To that I say, please tell me the name of the last white man who was killed by the police and had monuments raised in his name? I’ll wait. I’ll even make it easier and say no monuments, just think of any name. Does anyone know of anyone? I mean, I do, because I’ve looked it up. And that’s when I learned there are far more unarmed white people killed by police officers than unarmed black people, but we only burn our communities down for the black ones, and so that’s what the media shows us.

In case you’re keeping track, because many people aren’t, most of the black communities destroyed in the BLM protests have not yet been repaired. But Candace and Kanye are the problem? Mhm, okay.

Candace and Kanye seem to do a fair bit of trolling just for fun (and who doesn’t like to watch Libs meltdown? There are entire YouTube complications dedicated to the topic), still the timing of t-shirt gate coordinates with both of their lives. Ye made his runway debut at Paris Fashion week, displaying the white lives matter t-shirt at an invite only catwalk event he hosted.

Candace is dropping a documentary on October 12th that exposes the Black Lives Matter organization. “The Greatest Lie Ever Sold” is an aptly named exposé that will be exclusively available to DailyWire+ members. I personally can’t wait to watch it. I’ve known the organization was a scam since day one and I’m looking forward to seeing it exposed. That said, my only criticism is that important information is being held behind a pay wall. I understand it took time and money to make this documentary, and I hope they make it back tenfold, but the people we want to see it the most are not likely to be subscribers of The Daily Wire. I hope it becomes available to the public at large very soon! The sooner we can share it, the sooner we can watch liberal heads explode, and I’m not going to lie, I get some joy out of that. Cry harder libs.