I'm still not convinced this isn't a giant hoax. BLM's ability to win friends and influence people is questionable at best. Just ask Biden supporters. But protesting something called "Candy Cane Lane"? Take the greatest comedic minds of our generation. They couldn't write a parody of leftist protests better than this.

Complete with what looks like mayonnaise-looking trust fund babies leading the march. So I'm going to present this video with the understanding there's a good chance it's a very complex flash mob. I mean, it has to be. Right?

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By the way, "Candy Cane Lane" raises money for childhood cancer. BLM activists protested down a highly decorated street that collects donations for childhood cancer. There was a meeting. Activists were looking for something to do on a Friday night. This was presented as an option. No one thought, "Ackshually ... maybe this sends the wrong message." I'm really curious who the target audience is here. I can't imagine the parents enjoying the lights with their kids are going to be receptive. I'm even willing to bet most African-American seeing this are rolling their eyes and saying "you're not helping."

If there's one thing 2020 has shown us, it's how much leftists get off on the smell of the own flatulence. Being effective for the cause they claim to support isn't as important as "Look at me! I'm helping!" Let's see how they step up their game in 2021.

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