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originally posted by: Ksihkehe
originally posted by: lostbook
a reply to: Metallicus
Well said, Metallicus. All lives DO matter. However, saying Black Lives Matter is in no way saying that other lives DON'T matter. The statement is mean to put Blacks on an even footing with everyone else. Remember that Blacks weren't even considered to be a full 100% of a person at one time. Maybe the BLM movement just has bad timing.
That related to voting over 100 years ago. Isn't it time to stop touting that BS?
I know it's not conservatively correct to say this but it's true. BLACK LIVES MATTER. Why is that so hard to acknowledge in the context of police killings?
originally posted by: SeekerSeer
a reply to: Metallicus
Of course all lives matter but many institutions such as the police force are implying that black lives don't and that is why Black Lives Matter was started. It doesn't make sense to come back with all lives matter or white pride or heterosexual pride when these groups aren't being persecuted by law officials for being so.