Seth Rogen's Responses to Trolls Against Black Lives Matter Movement Goes Viral

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Seth Rogen and many others are taking time to mourn those who have shaped their lives.

Seth Rogen is not holding back.

When you support All Lives Matter, you’re denying the Black Lives Matter movement. That’s what celebrities like Ashton Kutcher and Kate Beckinsale, and Seth Rogen are trying to get through to fans who can’t understand why the phrase is offensive. It boils down to a misunderstanding: when someone says “black lives matter,” they in no way are saying that “black lives matter more than any other lives.” The phrase is just pointing out that in the United States, the lives of black people are severely undervalued, especially when it comes to interactions with the police.

Warning: videos and images below contain distressing and graphic contentCelebrities have flocked to social media, with the likes of Seth Rogen, Kumail Nanjiani, and Charles Venn condemning the acts of police after an elderly man was seen being pushed by Buffalo Police during a protest, before falling to the ground and bleeding from his head.Horrific footage has emerged in which a 75-year-old man, attempting to speak to officers during a George Floyd protest, is pushed.As more police approach in an attempt to reach protestors, the man is then seen staggering back before falling and hitting his head on the sidewalk.Police continue to walk past, with the officer who pushed him urged to keep going, as the man is seen bleeding from his ear as he

Two Buffalo, New York, police officers were suspended without pay on Thursday after a video showed them shoving a 75-year-old man to the ground, as protests over the police killing of George Floyd continued into their tenth night.

The Lion King and Step Brothers star Seth Rogen has a clear message for people who seem to disagree with his Black Lives Matter post.

Seth Rogen would rather not deal with anyone being blind and ignorant to the systematic racism in the United States! As you might know, there are still many people who do not like the ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement and the man made it very clear that those people can go ahead and unfollow him! Amid outrage and protests happening all over the country following the senseless killing of George Floyd, the comedian is showing full support to the movement but it looks like his stance was met with some criticism.

When it comes to anti-Black Lives Matter trolls, Seth Rogen gives few f**ks — but he has more than a few “f**k off”s to give them!

Ramona Singer is apologizing for her All Lives Matter comment she made on Instagram following the unjust murder of George Floyd.

Seth Rogen's interactions on social media have gone viral after being by bombarded with 'All Lives Matter' trolls.The 38-year-old Canadian actor took to Instagram on Monday to share an image which simply said Black Lives Matter to support the social movement.However, he was quickly bombarded with 'All Lives Matter' comments which he responded to individually.

Seth Rogen's interactions on social media have gone viral after being by bombarded with 'All Lives Matter' trolls.The 38-year-old Canadian actor took to Instagram on Monday to share an image which simply said Black Lives Matter to support the social movement.However, he was quickly bombarded with 'All Lives Matter' comments which he responded to individually.

If you’re someone that has been following social media over the past several days, you are probably well aware that numerous celebrities have been posting Black Lives Matter content, supporting the movement and encouraging folks to donate their time and/or money to the cause. And because it’s 2020 and there’s a large portion of the US that is awful, posting a simple message saying “Black Lives Matter” can be deemed controversial, as Seth Rogen experienced.

Seth Rogen's interactions on social media have gone viral after being by bombarded with 'All Lives Matter' trolls.The 38-year-old Canadian actor took to Instagram on Monday to share an image which simply said Black Lives Matter to support the social movement.However, he was quickly bombarded with 'All Lives Matter' comments which he responded to individually.

Seth Rogen has torn into commenters on his Instagram page objecting to his support for the Black Lives Matter movement’s campaign to end state violence against African-Americans.

Seth Rogen has torn into commenters on his Instagram page objecting to his support for the Black Lives Matter movement’s campaign to end state violence against African-Americans. The Knocked Up star shared his outrage at the death last week of 46-year-old African American man George Floyd, after a police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota, knelt on his neck for eight minutes, and vocally backed Black Lives Matter in a follow-up post on Monday.

Seth Rogen was praised online this week after responding to followers who had something to say about his Black Lives Matter post.

On June 1, Seth Rogen proudly posted a ‘Black Lives Matter’ banner on his Instagram page to support the black community following George Floyd’s death. While many people applauded him for publicly speaking out against injustice, Seth also received plenty of hate in the comments section of his post. Rather than ignore the hateful comments, though, Seth took the time to reply to dozens of them with expletive-filled messages, and fans are praising him for being so vocal.

Seth Rogen has absolutely no time for racists, and doesn’t mind letting them know it.

A growing list of celebrities are doing their part to bail out protestors across the United States.

By Jordan Moreau