We Love Trump: If you’ve ever wondered by BLM is trying to force America to “Say Their Names,” when discussing violent criminals killed in America and not those of murdered African American children, our Attorney General may have an answer for you.
Speaking with surprising candor, William Barr contends that BLM is actually “not interested in black lives.”https://t.co/eFtORi1knV— No Spin News (@NoSpinNews) September 18, 2020
Civil Rights Attorney and Former Democrat, Leo Terrell discussed the AGs comments on Fox News:
Civil rights attorney Leo Terrell ripped Black Lives Matter, calling it a left-wing political movement that, despite its name, doesn’t care about Black lives but only minorities who are killed in altercations with law enforcement.
…Rightly said, Bill!
Now go march over to the Attorney General’s office and tell THAT guy to go DO something about it, like indict their leaders, RICO charges against Dems who incite and support them, investigations into Soro….
…wait, what?
…oh, yeah.
…never mind…
“Black Lives Matter” is simply code for Communist Revolution.
BLM = Because Little Matters
Saw a black guy at one of the rallies wearing a BLM shirt, spelled out Black Lives MAGA.
Transcript of Attorney General’s Remarks as Delivered and Q&A at Hillsdale College
By Anna Salvatore – Thursday, September 17, 2020,
https://www.lawfareblog.com/transcript-attorney-generals-remarks-delivered-and-qa-hillsdale-college .
“..Questioner: ….. What is the relationship between the rule of law and economic prosperity?
Barr: One is the foundation of the other. The rule of law is the foundation of economic prosperity. The rule of the law is the foundation of civilization, including economic prosperity.
And that’s why these so-called Black Lives Matter people — now that, as a proposition, who can quarrel with the proposition that Black lives matter? But they’re not interested in Black lives. They’re interested in props: a small number of Blacks who were killed by police during conflict with police, usually less than a dozen a year, who they can use as props to achieve a much broader political agenda.
But I view the question of Black lives as not only keeping people alive, but also having prosperity and flourishing in their communities.
And most deaths in the inner city of young Black males below the age of 44, the leading cause of death is being shot by another Black person. And that’s a crime.
The left likes to talk about dealing with the root causes, but all their solutions depend on peaceful streets at the end of the day — education, after-school activities, all this stuff depends on peace. If your school is run by a gang, it’s not going to get you anywhere.
And so, as I say, the foundation of all human progress is the rule of law…”