Stacey Dash Completely Crushes Maxine Waters: You Are A “Corrupt Media Buffoon”

Maxine Waters made an awful speech at the BET’s “Black Girls Rock” event. “Whether it’s the president of the United States of America or any of his Cabinet, we will say to them, ‘We will resist you, we will not allow you to damage this country in the way that you’re doing, we will not allow you to take us backwards.’ Not only will we resist you, we will impeach you, Mr. President,” said Waters.

Black Conservative actress Stacey Dash crushed Maxine Waters for her speech. “This is how you spin a corrupt media buffoon sucking up her late in life 15 minutes:” tweeted Dash with a link to a BET article praising Waters called “Black Girls Rock Acceptance Speech: Auntie Maxine Waters Did Not Come to Play! “If You Come For Me, I’m Coming For You.”

“Ok. I digress. I should not name call. She’s NOT A WARRIOR OF TRUTH,” added Dash. Twitter was immediately harsh towards Dash. And like always, when a black person steps out of line from what liberals want, they call them all sorts of names.

Dash responded to all the haters who were insulting her for being black and not agreeing with them.

“Calls for me to “be black, act black” or “rejoin the black race” are endemic of people blinded by the left strategy of self-segregation,” tweeted Dash. Do you think Maxine Waters is just a corrupt media buffoon?

Joel Osteen's Megachurch Gives Collection Plates To Congregation Including Hurricane Victims

A video of a service held on Wednesday at Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church shows collection plates passed around the congregation which included victims and evacuees of Hurricane Harvey among others. This comes after the pastor was essentially forced to open the doors of his megachurch when he faced massive criticism on social media for canceling service and locking the doors, refusing to shelter evacuees. 

In the video of the service, the mention of “several hundred” evacuees in the audience is made, towards the beginning, by Lisa Osteen, Joel's sister and an associate pastor at the church, pointing out that the victims have "financial needs" and that everyone should pray for them.

She also preaches about how the future of these displaced people holds wonderful things. She asks those who have been affected to stand up and the others to hold hands with them and offer support and quite a few people in the hall can be seen raising their hands or standing up. 

Towards the end of the video, after Lisa finishes, people can be seen moving through the aisles, carrying a pile of collection tins and passing them around, seemingly asking for donations, as the band starts playing. 

Needless to say, the video was not missed by people on social media who wasted no time in expressing outrage that the pastor was asking for money from a community that has recently suffered losses of their belongings and homes in the flood.