Black Pastor Goes Off: Black Lives Matter is “Worse Than COVID”; “Demonic” Democrats More Racist than KKK, Proud Boys

Ouch. This has really got to hurt the race baiting Democrats.

Pastor E.W. Jackson has cone on the record.

He has said:

Black Lives Matter is worse than COVID.

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It’s clear that Jackson is sick of the rhetoric that the Democrats are using to divide this nation based on race.

But that’s not all.

Jackson also said that “Demonic” Democrats are more “racist” than either the KKK or the Proud Boys.

Here’s the most interesting part: Pastor E.W. Jackson is black.

This is not some white person making “racist” comments.

This is a black pastor (who happens to be well-respected) speaking out against the Democrat party.

Will they try to cancel him now?

Or will the Democrats be racist (according to their own standards) for canceling a black pastor?

See E.W. Jackson’s comments below:

Right-wing pastor E.W. Jackson declares that "Black Lives Matter is worse than COVID" and says that anyone who claims to be a Marxist or communist should be considered a threat to national security and investigated. pic.twitter.com/ElL8L4x1Sg

— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) April 26, 2021

Well, DUH!! BLM is a Marxist organization trying to destroy the Black family and destroy our country!

Pastor E.W. Jackson Says Black Lives Matter Is 'Worse Than COVID' https://t.co/gN7rwL2qqH

— Pamella Duke Varnon (@PAMELLADUKE) April 27, 2021

Of course, most of the mainstream media is ignoring Pastor Jackson’s comments.

They don’t want people waking up to the truth.

It appears that Newsweek is the only major news organization brave enough to cover this story:

COVID-19 has claimed more than 560,000 American lives but conservative pastor E.W. Jackson believes Black Lives Matter will have more detrimental lasting effects on America than the pandemic.

Jackson said on The Awakening, a radio show, the “cultural” virus in the United States may be worse than the medical one the pandemic posed. He pushed back against the criticism of law enforcement, arguing that it could motivate officers to abandon their career choice, and at a Black Lives Matter co-founders’ belief in Marxism, a philosophy often associated with communism and socialism.

“COVID is a medical problem and a disease problem that is going to run its course,” Jackson said. “I think Black Lives Matter could so infect the culture of our country, so divide us racially that it could take a generation to undo the damage they are doing.”

Jackson, who is Black, criticized BLM for having different reactions to shootings if it involved a police officer, accused the organization of not really caring about the people they advocate for and being “out of sync with the word of God.”

The pastor, who was the Republican candidate for Virginia’s lieutenant governor, also took issue with Patrisse Cullors, a co-founder of BLM, and said she was working to undermine America.

In December, Cullors said in a YouTube video that she learned about Marxism early on in her organizing career. A believer in Marxism, she said she was taught about systems that were criticizing capitalism and encouraged people to be open to the idea.

Cullors noted that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was referred to as a communist while he was alive, but now, decades later, people only discuss the work he did to advance equality. The core of the movement, she said, was the “liberation” of every human being and the way to get there, according to Cullors, is not the current structure that’s in place.

“I’m working on making sure people don’t suffer. I’m working to make sure people don’t go hungry,” Cullors said in the YouTube video. “I do believe that we can get to a place where there’s a socio-economic system that doesn’t oppress certain groups of people and only uplifts a few.”

Pointing to Cullors’ comment in June that she was a “trained Marxist,” Jackson questioned who funded the training and criticized her proposal to abolish the criminal justice system.

Cullors praised the jury for finding former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty of murdering George Floyd, but disagreed it signaled the system worked. Instead, she said in a video posted on Instagram it showed it was “broken” and that there was a need to “fight for more” to move America to a place where there are “no jails or prison or surveillance.”

Jackson called it a belief straight from the Marxist playbook and said on Monday the United States should start considering anyone who is a Marxist or communist a “threat to our national security.” He said holding those beliefs calls into question whether they have greater loyalty to China than to the United States.

As if that wasn’t enough, Pastor Jackson DOUBLED down on his comments.

In a separate article, Newsweek confirms that Jackson referred to Democrats as “Demonic”:

Conservative Black pastor E.W. Jackson believes that Democrats in America are more racist than skinheads, the Ku Klux Klan and Proud Boys.

In his Wisdom Awakening program Tuesday, Jackson strongly condemned the legalization of marijuana in Virginia. He claimed that “demonic” Democrats spearheaded the effort to manipulate Black Americans into voting for them.

“The biggest and most destructive racists in America are not the Ku Klux Klan, it’s not the skinheads, it’s not the Proud Boys,” Jackson said. “The biggest and most destructive racist in America today are the Democrat Party and the left and all of those associated with them. They are the biggest racists on the planet today. They are the biggest racists in America, and they are the most destructive.”

Could this be a sign that the Democrats’ hold on black voters is beginning to crumble?

More and more voters of every race and every color are beginning to realize the dangers of Biden’s “America last” agenda.

And unfortunately, the Democrats seem to be supporting this anti-American agenda.

Black Pastor E.W. Jackson says "demonic" Democrats more "racist" than KKK, Proud Boys https://t.co/bYdOEI13gb

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) April 27, 2021

So what do you think?

Do you agree with Pastor Jackson’s comments?

Or are they radical and far-fetched?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!