I’m confused- I’m just trying to figure out WHICH black lives matter.
It can’t be the millions of aborted unborn black babies. They are destroyed without a second thought. It’s not black cops. They don’t seem to matter. It’s not my black conservative friends. They are told to shut the **** up if they know what’s best for them by their black counterparts. It’s not black business owners. Their property does not mean anything. It’s not blacks who fought in the military or fought to abolish slavery. Their statues are destroyed by the BLM protesters with disdain. So which black lives matter again?
Two months ago, First Responders were all the rage. In fact, they were heroes. We gave them free coffee, meals, and cheers as they drove by.Today we hate them and want them defunded.
Just 45 days ago protests weren’t “essential” and were considered criminal, selfish and a murderous activity. Today they are gloriously critical and celebrated. All of the obvious criminal and murderous activities are simply ignored. If you protest about lockdowns for freedom, you are selfish and you will spread a virus. If you protest, loot, and riot for social justice, you are a warrior and the virus cedes.
For 3 months, NOTHING was more important than social distance. In fact, we gave up all of our liberties for it. We canceled schools, medical and dental procedures, yet allowed the murder of babies, canceled activities, closed businesses, eliminated every spring rite of passage from prom to graduation, denied people funerals, even at Arlington, and we wrecked the economy for it. Then came social justice, and social distance was no more.
Black Lives Matter. Of course they do. Then multiple black police officers and individuals were killed during the “peaceful protests”. I don’t see any outrage, just silence. Black individually-owned businesses burned to the ground, and those hard-working, dedicated, frugal lives destroyed. Silence. Deadliest weekend in Chicago. Silence.
Folks, it’s 1984 all over again, and the Thought Police are corrupting our democracy. Our wonderful “flickering flame of freedom” is in danger of being extinguished, not by foreign attackers but by winds blowing from within our most corrupted institutions.
Copied, edited and pasted
