Black Lives Matter has continued with its tradition of boycotting “white
companies” for the seventh year in a row during the month-long festive
season. It has also urged support for “Black Xmas”. On Black Friday, the
#BlackLivesMatter Global Network Foundation took to Instagram, where it
stated, “Let’s use every tool in our toolbox…including our dollars…to
end white-supremacist-capitalism.” As BLMLA organizer, Jan Williams, reminds us, 'Capitalism doesn't love Black people.'" The blog post adds that "white-supremacist-capitalism invented
policing, initially as chattel-slavery-era 'paddy rollers,' in order to
protect its interests and put targets on the backs of Black people.
Under modern-day policing, those targets have been affixed to the backs
of Black people," including multiple Black customers who were killed by
police in stores like Walmart and 24-Hour-Fitness locations.
Getting wrapped up in settling scores, as BLM’s #BlackXmas seeks to do,
will never lead anywhere positive. Actively trying to bankrupt a
business because of the owner’s skin colour is blatant discrimination.
And then to wrap it up into Christmas is doubly depressing. Whether
you’re religious or not, it’s a time of year when families, friends and
communities should come together. Not in the eyes of BLM, though, which
appears to believe it’s the optimum time of year to crank up racial
division.

Here is the perfect example of just
exactly how hate-filled and steeped in Marxism – at its core – the Black
Lives Matter movement truly is. In fact, there is nothing about this
movement that isn’t centered on Marxism division and hate. The core ideology of the BLM movement
is a plagiarized version of the Marxist-based Critical Theory dogma; a
socioeconomic political theory meant to use division to conquer the
masses bringing them to heal. The dogma, in its original form, used the
economic classes to create the dividing fault line. Today, the Fascists who are seeking
to bring the masses to heal have replaced the economic faultline with a
faultline based on racial division, and the useful idiots of the
opportunistic race-baiting movement have gone all-in.
In our free society, we must suffer
such attacks on our culture because even the disingenuous and the
opportunistic are guaranteed the freedom of speech. What we don’t have
to afford these opportunistic reprobates, however, is a validation of
their destructive, self-centered, false narrative dogma. The statistics disproving a systemic
racial bias in law enforcement are well documented. So too are the
statistics disproving any systemic racism in education clear and present
for those who don’t openly refuse to see them. In fact, the pendulum of
racism has swung so far to the opposite end that it is the
opportunistic activists of the Black Lives Matter community that are
executing open and hateful racism. These attacks on two of the pinnacle holidays in the United States serve as proof of this hate and opportunism.
Some of the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation's biggest
corporate donors have stayed silent after the group called on allies to only shop at Black-owned businesses this holiday season. Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation has received major donations from corporations around the world. BLM Donors to Avoid in 2022:
Walmart: 100M (million) over 5 years
Target: 10M + 10,000 of pro-bono consulting
Home Depot: 1M
EA Games: 1M
Square Enix: 250K + employee matching contributions to BLM
Ubisoft: 100K
Etsy: 1M
H&M: 500K
Everlane: 75K
Spanx: 200K
Levi’s 200K +100K to the ACLU + 100K to Live Free USA
Gap: 250K
Warber Parker: 1M
Lululemon: 100K + 250K to local Minneapolis organizations
Nike 40M over 4 years
McDonalds: 1M
Wendy’s: 500K United Healthcare: 10M to George Floyd’s children and Minnesota + 5M to the YMCA
Peleton: 500K
Conservative Clergy of Color, a national non-partisan civil rights
advocacy group, is calling on corporations and business leaders to
withdraw their financial support from the Black Lives Matter movement
following the launch of BLM's annual boycott of these same companies. "Business leaders who rely on Christmas shoppers for so much of their
annual revenue yet also fund BLM, which promotes boycotts of these same
companies through #BlackXmas, must pick a side: capitalism or Marxism,"
said Conservative Clergy of Color co-founder Bishop Audrey Shines. "It's
time for them to de-fund BLM now, stop the movement from 'biting the
hand that feeds it,' and stand up against attacks on faith-based
American traditions including Christmas. Most of all, corporations need
to remember that #ChristmasMatters to Americans.

What
companies would you even begin doing business with? There are no BIack
owned consumer technology or electronics companies in America. Home
appliances? None. Tools and hardware? Nope. Jewellery, watches,
luxury handbags? No, no, no, no. I'm sure there are some clothing
companies, at least small boutique ones, but none of the major brands.
And banking? There's a list online of BIack owned banks - there's 32 of
them nationwide, half of them have fewer than two branches or ATMs, and
they only exist in 24 states.

It's kind
of an ironic statement for BLM to put out, anyway, since for the last
two months we've all watched dozens of videos of their followers Iooting
and stealing from businesses without paying anyway.
A boycott would end up making White owned businesses *more* money. The problem with radical leftists like BLM is that they will do anything
they can to stoke division and unhappiness. It’s not really about
whatever the current point of discord they are pushing is. The ultimate
point is always about moving the country further to the left. That’s why
it’s always about attacking America’s system or underpinnings — like
holidays — because the basic principle is that until we go full-on
radical, we are evil.
It would
seem, although not surprisingly, that the folks at BLM have forgotten
the reason we celebrate Christmas. It is not for the benefit of
business owners, be they Black or White. It also doesn't surprise me
that this anti-Christian organization would attack Christians at the
very root of their beliefs. That is despicable but, unfortunately,
expected from the likes of BLM. And, just so you know, Melina, you will
have to go way beyond your personal hatred and racist behaviors if you
expect to ruin my Christmas. My Holiday spirit is in no related to what
can be obtained in a store. Maybe you should ask Santa for some
Christian values and ethics. Or a new attitude towards other humans.
Or maybe see a shrink.