Black Lives Matter is a company. Not a "movement". Not a "cause". It's a company. A for-profit propagation of antiwhite racism company. The individuals behind Black Lives Matter are getting filthy rich from your delusional stupidity.. to the tune of tens of millions of dollars each in annual paydays. 

It's a company, like any other.. so next time you're in the street marching and shouting their dumb slogans, ya might as well throw in a few "KFC!" chants as well.. it literally is no different. If racism ended today, they would be out of business.. obvs it is in there best interest to keep the dumbdowning theme rolling. 

If anyone is to blame for slavery, it is the African tribal leaders who started the trade in the first place. American slavery lasted 80 years.. not 8,000 years, like has been and still to this very day is done in Africa. Native tribes in America were exterminated by African American former slaves who fought for the north.. literally immediately after the civil war. Some 2-3 million indians exterminated. If anyone deserves reparations it is them - not you lazy bunch of crybabies. - But Shhhhhhhh!! we dont talk about that round here!! ;)

Also, less we forget that white slavery in America started 200 years BEFORE black slavery and continued on for a hundred years after, until the mid 1970's!!! Indentured servitude, orphans kidnapped off of the streets of the UK and Europe shipped to the "new world" to work the fields and factories, the catholic church raiding orphanages and kidnapping kids from poor parents, shipping them over to work for the church.. and dont forget about the human trafficking sex industry.. or how about the Italian, Irish *etc) separatism and discrimination? .. on and on. The fact is, tens of millions of whites have had it MUCH worse than you. The difference is, today, ancestors of these white slaves arent complaining and looking for handouts - we work, we pay taxes, we abide by the laws WE made, all in attempt to better our society.. it is YOU that have ruined it for everyone else. You had 8 of the first 16 years of this century to make things better .. and you made it worse. That muppet Obama destroyed America beyond repair. You blew it. Now accept what scraps we give you, go back to prison or go back to your beloved Africa and see how you get on LOL. The really funny thing is, its only American blacks that are complaining about racism.. go anywhere else in the world and it is virtually non existent. Go figure (<see> "BLM" cash grab, greed, moral-less, corrupt, propagation, delusion, disinformation etc etc etc). But I digress. 

Ultimately, Black Lives Matter is a company. A joke of humanity. The entire premise is a joke. Black people kill 85% more black people than all other races combined. 1 black-on-black murder per hour, every hour, every day, every week, month, year, decade after decade after decade. Black people are the worst serial killers in America (again, killing blacks). If you dont care about your own people, why should anyone else give a crap?! Answer = we dont. A few more facts for ya: 1.5 x more whites are killed by police each year than blacks. Per capita 2.5 x more native indians are killed by police than blacks. These are the facts. So much for your dumb theories about systemic racism LOL. 

I suggest all non-blacks go watch a program called "The First 48" to see exactly what type of useless scum police are dealing with every day in America. 

Get a clue already FFS.

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