“Here at the Revolting Truth, we don't believe black lives matter... we don't believe all lives matter...  we believe each life matters, because each of us is created in the image of God...  No, really!  Otherwise we'd just be matter.  And wouldn't matter.” Excerpt taken from Andrew Klavan’s article, Black Lives Matter?

For someone to refer to Michael Brown as a gentle giant murdered and Eric Garnera as a morbidly obese career criminal whose heart stopped in an ambulance after he was restrained by police while resisting arrest, shows just how Black lives don’t matter to some people in today’s society. Andrew Klavan’s morbid attempt to discredit a movement was just a guise to cover his bigotry.

Who is Andrew Klavan? Andrew Klavan, (born 1954), also known by his pen name Keith Peterson, is an American writer or novelist.

Klavan also has written columns and appeared as a political commentator for a variety of conservative publications such as the news-magazine City Journal and PJ Media.

Klavan has two children with his wife, Ellen (Flanagan). Klavan was raised Jewish, but became an agnostic after his Bar mitzvah. He later converted to Christianity. Let’s see first he was Jewish; then agnostic, and later converted to Christianity. Well, what’s next? Atheist?

In a December 2011 article, Klavan referred to himself as a "libertarian” In an August 2012 article, he stated that he has heterodox opinions on several issues, particularly his support for legal recognition of same-sex marriage. He endorsed Mitt Romney for president in 2012.

Identifying himself as a conservative, Klavan has expressed the view that "rightists" are the victims of discrimination in Hollywood. Ladies and gentlemen, Klavan is not only a bigot, but is a totally confused one at that. And anyone that praise such nonsense, is themselves confused.

Here is the Truth. If all lives truly mattered, there would be no need to protest the killings of unarmed Black teenagers by policemen. As long as the injustices continues, the protests and movements will continue.