Candace Owens Runs Her Mouth About Slavery And The COVID-19 Vaccine

The irony of her speaking on the slave mind!

Photo courtesy of Candace Owens/ Instagram.

Candace Owens has

praised Floyd Mayweather for refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine and compared vaccine mandates to slavery.

Mayweather posted a video on Twitter explaining why he did not want to get vaccinated. The boxer talked about America being a free country and said that citizens should to take the vaccine or not. Owens shared the video on Twitter on Oct. 26 with a caption, applauding the boxer.

Owens ignored her own Uncle Tom mentality when she wrote the caption, “A slave mind follows the crowd.”

“A slave mind follows the crowd.” Now all of the media dogs are after @FloydMayweatherbecause he has, like me and @KyrieIrving, taken a firm stand against vaccine mandates. Dear Government: we are not your slaves anymore.”

Owens also paid homage to her master when she trashed Alec Baldwin after a tragic accident on the set of the movie Rust

resulted in Baldwin fatally shooting cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

A prop gun was reportedly loaded with live rounds by mistake, and Owens pounced on the opportunity to call Baldwin a murderer and mock Hutchins’ death, calling it poetic justice. The tweet has since been deleted.

After Baldwin’s daughter, Ireland Baldwin, called Candace Owens out for her trash-ass opinions, Owens doubled down on her cruel intentions and called Baldwin a psychopath in her Instagram Stories.

“Ireland Baldwin is in my DMs because I don’t feel bad for her psychopathic father,” Owens wrote. “Feel bad for the victim, not Alec. He has always been a predator in Hollywood who was given a pass.”

Owens has been outspoken about her choice to remain unvaccinated and boasted about her ability to still be alive despite not having the life-saving COVID-19 vaccine.

“Update: I am still unvaccinated. I survived the greatest psychological fear campaign in human history. I choose to operate at a frequency above fear. I see our media and governments for what they are now: powerless without our incessant fear. The emperors have no clothes.”

Girl, Bye!