Critics of Sharpton's #Justice4All march share their own 'powerful message': Pay your taxes

As Twitchy reported, Al Sharpton’s self-serving #Justice4All march in Washington, D.C. Saturday had one of the original organizers of the Ferguson, Mo., protests confessing that she “could cry right now.” Other young organizers weren’t allowed to speak, let alone approach the stage without VIP credentials.

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Sharpton, though, deemed the event a huge success, claiming that it sent “a powerful message” to Congress that would reverberate beyond the Obama Administration.

Today w/ the families of #EricGarner #MikeBrown #TamirRice #JohnCrawford we marched w/ close to 50,000 #Justice4All pic.twitter.com/Z5fjbzGhcG

— Reverend Al Sharpton (@TheRevAl) December 13, 2014

Todays #Justice4All march sent a powerful message to congress for action extending beyond this Administration. pic.twitter.com/nzPWlKAjuT

— Reverend Al Sharpton (@TheRevAl) December 13, 2014

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In the meantime, Twitter users had their own powerful message for Sharpton.

@TheRevAl PAY. YOUR. TAXES

— Pat Coyne (@PattyTheOC) December 13, 2014

@TheRevAl pay your taxes Al

— Steve Bohammer (@stevebohammer) December 13, 2014

https://twitter.com/werthesheeples/status/543898134293012480

@TheRevAl Yes that ur a complete moronic tax cheat. Pay ur taxes ya bum

— Ted Mac (@tedmac1) December 13, 2014

@TheRevAl How about paying your taxes and then just go away.

— INDEPENDENT GIRL (@mitigirl) December 13, 2014

Critics of Sharpton's #Justice4All march share their own 'powerful message': Pay your taxes

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