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No, it's the politically correct who go there to pitch a fit, change the chant, and then leave when satisfied they've meddled enough who would "harm" things. I
by EdHominem 10y ago
No, it's the politically correct who go there to pitch a fit, change the chant, and then leave when satisfied they've meddled enough who would "harm" things.
I'm not black, but have been threatened by police (with guns) for perfectly legal activities. But I'm not going to fight my way into a Black Lives Matter protest to try to change their story. Theirs is true - they are black and their lives matter. Their lives are the ones being systematically undervalued. I was only targeted because the cop was having a bad night, they're targeted every day by racists who think they're doing the right thing for society.
I think they feel that all lives matter (except maybe cops and cop supporters). But that doesn't help the point of focusing on those who are the most under attack and the racism causing it.