The Greatest Lie Ever Sold shows the extent of Black Lives Matter’s corruption in the handling of donations. For, Black Lives Matter is noting but a cult-like racket. This view has long been criticized, but in the case of the George Floyd cult, it hits the nail on its head. Black Lives Matter’s founder Patrisse Cullors has claimed that they “ are trained Marxists.” Marxism’s approach to religion is well-known: as per this philosophy, religion is a scam (“the opium of the people”) that is used to exploit people and extract from them the wealth they produce. This is ironic, considering this organization’s ideology. Yet, the media bullies those who state the obvious and Black Lives Matter has seized the moment to make a buck. She is merely saying that neither Floyd nor Chauvin are the saint and the monster that, respectively, the media tries to represent. Owens makes it sufficiently clear that she is not celebrating Floyd’s death. Likewise, Owens puts a human face to Derek Chauvin, the police officer who killed Floyd. But the film is effective in showing that Floyd was a person who harmed many people and deserves no praise. Here and there, sometimes Owens unnecessarily goes overboard (e.g., some jokes about Floyd’s children not being truly his). She has a history of saying some things perceived as outrageous by liberal media, but by and large, she keeps her composure in the film.

Owens has long played the cultural contrarian, so she is well-prepared to mount a frontal iconoclastic attack against this woke idol.

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