I've never heard it said or officially written that BLM believes "only" black lives matter, but that it's in the context of police mistreatment. But your post brings to mind an interesting perspective on a topic we've covered a few times on this forum...
The USA sends billions to the State of Israel each year in the form of foreign (taxpayer) aid, as well as freewill donations through Christian organizations AND church offerings because Christians are taught that the Jewish people are "God's chosen people".
This is completely free money given to a group that is, in fact:
- The LGBT capital of the world
- Studies the Babylonian Talmud (which actually can be traced back to Ba'al worship)
- The size of the state of New Jersey (which amounts to roughly $50-$60K in free handouts/welfare per person per year).
- On the whole, completely mocks and rejects the Messiah and His covenant
...again, these are verifiable facts.
But because of their race, they are given this special treatment by the Christian world and USA. And in the conflicts between Israelis and Palestinians, it would seem that to us "only" Jewish lives matter between the two groups (nevermind the decades of violations of basic human rights for the Arabs by the Israeli government, and nevermind that some of the very first Messiah-believing Christians living in the land were Arabs who are currently treated no differently than Muslim Arabs by the Israelis).
Do all lives truly matter equally? Because if they do, why the difference in treatment & sentiment when it comes to one ethnic group over another and another, whether here in the states or abroad?
I'm not asking you this directly, just providing food for thought on this thread.
All lives matter. For me, there is no equivocation.
I appreciate you clarifying you are not addressing your remarks specifically to me, even though you quoted my prior post before making them.
I left your posting thinking not to respond. Then I thought, what if someone thinks the reason for my being quite, again since you quoted me even though you said you do not direct your remarks to me personally, is because you're right?
I don't know your sources for your beliefs about Jews and Israel. You've posted no evidence to support your remarks. I'll take a few of the bullet points you made and address those. Because I think if they're left as is, it would be my responsibility for not correcting the error in them.
I actually wonder if you get your information from Esautoday.
Jew is not a race.
http://www.raceandhistory.com/historicalviews/jewsnotrace.htm
America has not supported Israel for over thirty years because we are a Christian nation. There are very good international security reasons and others, for why America supports Israel. One has but to look at a world map and locate Israel there to see what they're up against as a Jewish State.
https://ips-dc.org/why_the_us_supports_israel/
The Babylonian Talmud today has not a thing to do with Baal worship.
https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/handle/1807/73647
As a matter of fact, idolatry departed anything pertaining to Judaism after the Jews were freed from captivity in Babylon. Made captive after being captured from their former kingdom of Judah.
https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/handle/1807/73647
Furthermore, if you own a Bible you'll need realize that it contains many books that are taken from the Babylonian Talmud. Ruth, Psalms, Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Lamentations of Jeremiah, Daniel, Esther, Ezra, and the Book of Chronicles.
Implying Baal worship is in any way related to the Babylonian Talmud indicts those books of the Christian's Old Testament.
If we're actually talking about a LGBT capital of the world, that would be Bangkok Thailand. Not Israel. Tel Aviv would fall second to Bangkok.
That is all I have to say.