Black Lives Matter Movement

First of all, I believe you are more or less looking to rant, rather than to debate. Not don"t take that as a personal attack. But when you claim that statistics are not really important to what you have to say, there"s an issue there. Again, this is not a personal attack. First let me address your statement that this is more than just about blacks, but it"s about racial profiling, and discrimination for everyone. You have it wrong there. It"s about blacks. Is there a problem with being racist towards Mexicans? Yes there is. But the black lives matter movement is about blacks, not Mexicans, not Asians, but African Americans. And you can narrow it down to the root of their beef, and say that it is between blacks, and Caucasian police officers. Again there are other racial issues at hand, but the BLM is about black lives only. Your slogan is not the definition of your movement. If you allow democrats to run the country, you will eventually end up with a communistic government, not a democracy. Point made. You can"t just rant on, "PEOPLE ARE DYING!!!!!!" and then say, "it"s not about the statistics." You can"t just make claims like that, and not back it up with trustworthy fact checking. What you don"t realize is that in a debate you must back everything up with hard, proven facts, including statistics. You say "People are dying!!!" that may very well be true, but a worthless piece of information in a debate. You must reinforce your debate with hard facts. Anyways I"m not here to teach you how to debate. So on to the next thing. You made another claim, not reinforced by facts. You say we don"t care about black on black crime. Where are your facts? Back it up. It"s another worthless piece of rant if you don"t have backed up facts. Again, not a personal attack. It"s not that we don"t care about black on black. But black on black is not racially motivated. And while there are hurting families out there who are black, and a loved one was taken away by a black person, that is not the organizations goals. Yes we care about that, yes it is a horrible tragedy. But let"s keep focus here, this is about police brutality on African American people. It"s like wondering why the police aren"t in Afghanistan. Do they not care?! No, they care, but there job is to protect the population at home. Just like the BLM, we care about black on black, but our movement is about white on black, and racial equality. You say we have just as many rights as whites. I agree, but it"s just ink on paper. We can have our rights signed by every police officer around, but it won"t stop them from doing what they want. There is not some magical force called black rights keeping police from doing what they will. And there are good cops out there. But many are racist. You can"t get around that. So yes, we officially have rights. But pen and paper have never stopped anyone from doing what they want. So you misunderstand what I mean by excited. I don"t mean it in the case most use it in. I meant they get themselves riled up through cheering, and picketing. Then some of the more zealous ones get violent, and it turns ugly. I"m not saying its ok, I"m saying it"s not planned this way, it unfortunately escalates into that. By exited, I meant an escalation of the situation into something worse. So as of right now, you are yet to present undeniable evidence backed up by facts. Each of your claims have been met by reasonable dismissal, and your answers to my answers are now dismissed, and dismantled. Next time you respond, I suggest using statistics, facts, and reliable sources. Post them. Remember it"s your job in the argument to present the FACTS, and it"s my job to dismantle them. You are making it easy by not giving backed up information. I need to be completely honest with you. I can"t stand the BLM. They are a horrible movement built on non-existent racism. They are unintelligent. They are everything that is wrong with the country. Not because they are black, but because they are bad people. I am simply playing "Devil"s Advocate" because I enjoy debating. I suggest you step your game up. Remember the BLM are wrong, so there is a way to beat me, unless you feel you already are. Fortunately that decision is not up to us. If you are to debate, you must be precise, and factual. Let"s see what you do with round 3. I ask the voters to base their vote on who won the debate, not on your personal beliefs, and opinions.