Super Bowl Halftime Show Was Black Version of KKK Rally

Imagine the outrage if Those in Charge staged a KKK rally during the Super Bowl halftime show. Yet this equivalent hardly raised a peep of protest:

When Beyoncé took to the field during the Super Bowl 50 halftime show, she apparently had a political message to convey.

Clad in a black leotard with a gold embellished jacket, Beyoncé was flanked by dancers who sported afros and black berets, reportedly in reference to the Black Panther Party. … This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Black Panther Party.

The Black Panthers weren’t just lunatic moonbats who hated white people. They were violent sociopaths who engaged in a wide array of crimes including murder. Judging by their rhetoric, the New Black Panthers aren’t any better.

At one point during the performance the backup dancers and Beyoncé gave a salute, and they later formed an X formation, which the Twitterverse was quick to declare was a reference to Malcom X.

Malcolm X was best known for rejecting the peaceful tactics advocated by MLK in favor of his “by any means necessary” approach to achieving black power.

And if there was any doubt that Beyoncé’s performance was politically-charged, her dancers were also filmed in a video that was posted on the Black Lives Matter Twitter page shortly after the halftime show.

In the clip, the dancers hold up a sign that reads “Justice 4 Mario Woods.”

Woods was a person of politically preferred pigmentation who was appropriately shot by police for refusing to drop a weapon.

Why can’t regular Americans even watch a football game without being told to hate themselves for their race?

Too bad for the producers of this appalling spectacle that Peyton Manning went off script by defeating the conveniently named Panthers, who are billed as the “Most Unapologetically Black Team In NFL History.”

On a tip from Varla.