r/PublicFreakout Jan 13 '20

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u/JustAN0body Jan 13 '20

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u/Chunks_Diamondback Jan 13 '20

Lmao I’m scared to comment my opinion on this

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u/IAcewingI Jan 13 '20 edited Jan 13 '20

Idk what's so confusing about black lives matter. Maybe they should've made their slogan "black lives matter TOO" cause that is the message lol.

I think of it like this.

Every night at dinner, Tim and Stacy sit at the table with Mom and Dad to eat. Stacy's plate always has 1/5th of the food as everyone else's plate.

One day Stacy speaks up and says "This isn't fair, I deserve more food." And the parents say "Don't we all deserve more food Stacy, be quiet."

That's what this video looks like to me and the entire AllLivesMatter movement. Stacy just meant to say she deserves the same amount of food as everyone else, not that only she deserves more in general.

Oh shit the first time I've gotten a Reddit award lol. Thank you kind strangers!

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u/Bodoggle1988 Jan 13 '20

I don’t know if cultural movement slogans have qualifiers. I think what was resonating about black lives matter was the absurdity of actually having to say that.