Feminist liberal icon Lena Dunham has declared that anyone who says “all lives matter” is a “meatball and a dingus” — perhaps unaware that fellow feminist liberal icon and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been one of the people to say just that.

“When you respond to #blacklivesmatter with #ALLlivesmatter you really make yourself look like a meatball and a dingus,” Dunham tweeted on Monday.

(Eloquent.)

Well, unless Dunham considers someone who is a “meatball” and “dingus” to be a desirable presidential candidate, I guess this means she can’t vote for Hillary.

While she was speaking at a historic black church in Missouri in June, Clinton used the phrase “all lives matter” in an answer to a question about what she’d learned from her mother:

“I asked her, ‘What kept you going?’” Hillary said. “Her answer was very simple: kindness along the way from someone who believed she mattered. All lives matter.”

#related#Of course, she wasn’t responding to anyone saying “black lives matter,” so maybe that absolves her. But Clinton still received massive backlash over the comment at the time.

After all, she was speaking in a black church only five miles from Ferguson, leading many to believe that saying “all lives,” and not “black lives,” was offensive. I wonder if Dunham would agree.

The tweet was originally posted on the conservative blog Weasel Zippers.

— Katherine Timpf is a reporter for National Review Online.