Bliog #2, quotes response.

The next time someone says ‘all lives matter’ show them this post’ by Kevin Rose gave a unique spin to the problem brought up with what seems to be too often. Whenever a black lives matter rally goes on, some people will argue that all lives matter. But this is not the point. “The real issue is that, while strictly true, "All Lives Matter" is a tone deaf slogan that distracts from the real problems black people in America face” shows how the terms, all lives matter can get constructed wrong when it comes to all types of people. The main people who stand out to say this the most seems to be white people, as they will have rallies for all lives matter. While yes, all lives do matter it is not the point of having a black lives rally movement. "everyone should get their fair share," while true, only served to ignore the problem you were trying to point out.” The point behind why this is right, is because when saying I should get my fair share, in the sense makes it sound selfish, even though the sentence is only miss the word too at the end of it. The example from reddit explains how simply the topic can get misconstrued, as people are only fighting for the same fair chance that everyone else might get."black lives matter" is essentially saying that we should just go back to ignoring the problem.” This helps prove the point that everyone should have fair rights, anyone of color, sexual preference, gender, everyone should be allowed the same amount of rights as everyone else.

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https://www.huffingtonpost.com/jesse-damiani/every-time-you-say-all-li_1_b_11004780.html