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...but then you're mistakenly comparing apples to oranges when you bring up other deaths. The highest percentage of crime of any ethnic group occurs WITHIN that ethnic group. Thats a fact. In other words, more black on black rapes, murders, thefts, etc will always occur within the black community... just like more white on white rapes, murders, thefts, etc will always occur within the white community. That's how statistics work.
I'm comparing black on black crime compared to blacks killed by white cops. Far more black people are killed within their own community by their own community. While I get what you are saying, the rate of crime in the community, like Chicago, is out of control, completely. No one talks about that. Nor abortion, black babies are five times more likely to be aborted than white.
Next, you're arguing that these people should take up EVERY SINGLE CAUSE that exists in their community in order to validate the cause they are specifically taking up? That's a fallacy.
No, I'm saying why are the issues talking the most black lives being utterly ignored by BLM and protesters. Don't you think the issue taking the MOST lives should be in the news? Two biggest issues in the black community taking lives are black on black crime and abortion.
The point is the group/organization that citizens are taught to look towards for "protection and safety" from dangerous people in society doesn't provide that protection and safety equally to all members of the society.
That's the narrative, yes, but statistics simply don't back that up.
Now just like you felt you had to explain the specific meaning behind your phrase so have those who I've heard say the phrase "black lives matter". They've shared their context just like you've shared yours and yet it's not being heard by folks who repeat the refrain "no all lives matter".
Here's the issue, the hashtag BLM stands for an org. that is Marxist and anti- God. So when people share that abbreviation they don't understand what they are supporting. So there are some of us here that are telling you what BLM really is. Now you can say, while I believe all black lives matter, I do not support the movement or the org. BLM. That is an important distinction.