After what we saw with Governor O'Malley attempting to defend the sanctity of all life, and being booed off the stage by a raucous crowd of liberal protesters for having the temerity to assert that all lives matter, it got me wondering...
If you're one of those types, and only #BlackLivesMatter, then what of yours? Do not all lives matter? If not, then what does that say about how you value your own? Doesn't that say that you value your life less? That your life doesn't matter? What does that say of your overall valuance of human life in general?
If you're an African American who holds that type of position, don't you think it's a bit racist to think that only the lives your fellow African Americans matter more than a white person's? Or any other race? What about the life of a white cop? What about an African American who chose a career in law enforcement? What happens when he takes down some black thug in the street in a scenario similar to Brian Wilson's? What happens when you have #BlackLivesMatter in one hand, and #NoJusticeNoPeace in the other?
Yeah. I didn't think as much. This whole movement is based on selective application. Only certain #BlackLivesMatter. Not all life matters it seems, unless you're black, and not of law enforcement.
And as for the insistent bunch, if black lives really do matter, shouldn't we be discussing the black on black crime happening in America? Why do only "black lives matter?" Shouldn't we value all life equally?
If you're one of those types, and only #BlackLivesMatter, then what of yours? Do not all lives matter? If not, then what does that say about how you value your own? Doesn't that say that you value your life less? That your life doesn't matter? What does that say of your overall valuance of human life in general?
If you're an African American who holds that type of position, don't you think it's a bit racist to think that only the lives your fellow African Americans matter more than a white person's? Or any other race? What about the life of a white cop? What about an African American who chose a career in law enforcement? What happens when he takes down some black thug in the street in a scenario similar to Brian Wilson's? What happens when you have #BlackLivesMatter in one hand, and #NoJusticeNoPeace in the other?
Yeah. I didn't think as much. This whole movement is based on selective application. Only certain #BlackLivesMatter. Not all life matters it seems, unless you're black, and not of law enforcement.
And as for the insistent bunch, if black lives really do matter, shouldn't we be discussing the black on black crime happening in America? Why do only "black lives matter?" Shouldn't we value all life equally?