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Cause of Demise – "White People" pic.twitter.com/OXwQafayt8

— Baby Daytona Flexin (@_DelloDinero_) September 11, 2020

NAACP chapter President Bishop Talbert Swan tweeted, “[Never Forget] when white mobs of attacked Black residents and businesses of the Greenwood District
(Black Wall St) in Tulsa, the worst incident of racial violence in American history. Hundreds of
Black people were killed and 35 square blocks were destroyed. #AllBuildingsMatter.”

Americans should remember the Tulsa race massacre, but September 11 was a tragedy on an entirely different scale. The Tulsa race massacre took place during a period known as the nadir of race relations in America, not long after
President Woodrow Wilson (
a Progressive Democrat) re-segregated the federal workforce and screened the pro-KKK film Birth of a Nation in the White House. America has progressed since
the Tulsa race massacre, most notably with the signing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

On September 11, 2001, a foreign enemy attacked Americans on U.S. soil, inspired by a hateful ideology that advocates terrorism across the world. Radical Islamic terrorists organized by Al Qaeda smashed airplanes into the Twin Towers of the World Trade
Center, smashed a plane into the Pentagon in Arlington, Va., and commandeered yet another aircraft that might have been headed for the White House or the U.S. Capitol building. The September 11 attacks claimed 2,977 lives and caused 25,000 injuries,
causing an estimated $10 billion in property damage.

The September 11 attacks also jolted America out of its complacency after the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the widely-proclaimed “End of History” mindset of the 1990s. September 11 reminded Americans that the world will always be a dangerous
place and that the threat of radical Islam is real — even though many patriotic American Muslims and Muslims across the world reject radical Islam in
favor of Western and American values.

Americans of all stripes died in the September 11 attacks. Contrary to the suggestions of Black Lives Matter activists, “Never Forget” is not a white phenomenon — it’s an American phenomenon.

Outrage over the September 11 attacks was rightly bipartisan, and both parties voted to go to war in Iraq and Afghanistan (though Americans grew to consider the Iraq War a mistake). Democrats soured on the war early, however, and started demonizing
President George W. Bush for it. Unfortunately, “Never Forget” became a partisan echo as Republicans rightly warn against the threat of radical Islam while Democrats downplay that threat.

For this reason, Michael Che’s bit may have been clever — although still rather offensive — in 2016. Things have changed since then, however.
Harvard Grad Who Threatened to Stab Those Who Say ‘All Lives Matter’ Fired by Deloitte
The irony of All Buildings Matter

After the horrific video of Derek Chauvin kneeling on the neck of George Floyd,
looters, vandals, and arsonists inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement ransacked American cities like Minneapolis, Portland, Seattle, New York City, Chicago, and Kenosha.
Rioters damaged, burned, or destroyed roughly 700 buildings in Minneapolis. In
the much smaller city of Kenosha, looters and arsonists damaged or destroyed at
least 56 businesses and carried out an estimated $50 million in damage.

Drew Hernandez, host of Lives Matter Show and a witness of the destruction in Kenosha, described the Black Lives Matter-inspired arson as “a scene out of hell.”

Like a scene out of hell, this is what BLM rioters have produced in Wisconsin pic.twitter.com/WjskzyRH5b

— Drew Hernandez (@livesmattershow) August 24, 2020

In Minneapolis, Kenosha, and Chicago, the riots disproportionately hit the black community. The riots have destroyed black lives, black livelihoods, and black monuments. At least 26 Americans have died in the riots, most of them black. For these and
other reasons, many black leaders have denounced the official Black Lives Matter movement, the founders of which have described themselves as “trained Marxists.” Over 100 black pastors recently condemned the Black Lives Matter movement and urged Nike
to distance itself from it.

It seems Black Lives Matter supporters might not want to be tweeting that “All Buildings Matter.” This hashtag will only remind Americans of all the buildings burned down and destroyed by looters and arsonists motivated by the Black Lives Matter
message.

“If [All Buildings Matter] does that include the thousands that BLM has looted & burned down, you anti-American people posting that hashtag?” U.S. House candidate Buzz Patterson asked on Twitter.

“Hilarious part of the [All Buildings Matter] trend is it is being tweeted by
people who are burning buildings daily,” conservative Christian commentator and PJ Media contributor Carmine Sabia tweeted.

The Black Lives Matter movement cannot mock All Lives Matter and Never Forget by tweeting “All Buildings Matter” while at the same time excusing or downplaying the rioters who burn down buildings while trapping people inside.

Antifa rioters in Portland actually trapped police officers in a building as they attempted to set it on fire. As Mayor Ted Wheeler (D-Portland) said last month, “When you commit arson with an accelerant, in an attempt to burn down a building that is
occupied by people that you have intentionally trapped inside, you are not demonstrating. You are attempting to commit murder.”

Americans should Never Forget September 11, but it is also true that All Buildings Matter, including the 700 buildings destroyed in Minneapolis, the 56 businesses damaged in Kenosha, and the federal courthouse and police buildings antifa rioters have
targeted for arson in Portland.

Perhaps Black Lives Matter supporters should think about that before they try to mock the Americans who remember September 11.

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