The Black Lives Matter movement claims to have been started to combat police brutality. But it quickly became violent and advocated for the murders of police officers… and around the country, officers have become targeted in ambush-style attacks. In addition to the violence, millions of dollars in property damage has been caused, all in the name of Black Lives Matter, who claim that racist cops shoot black men for no reason. But a new study blows a huge hole in that claim.
It turns out, black officers are more likely to shoot black suspects than white officers are.
The study examined 2,699 fatal police killings between 2013 and 2015, and white officers are not more likely to kill their black suspects. “When either the violent crime rate or the demographics of a city are accounted for, we find that white police officers are not significantly more likely to kill a black suspect,” said John R. Lott Jr. and Carlisle E. Moody, of the Crime Prevention Research Center, the co-authors of the study.
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Which matters: the truth and what people think?
Everyone knows that BLM is a front for anarchy and immunity from prosecution for the many crimes blacks commit.
You can take your BLM and shove it where the sun don't shine!
BLM was seized upon by violent black people as both a shield and weapon to further a divisive agenda that demonizes whites no matter what they do.
BLM has nothing to do with saving the lives of black Americans. If that was their focus they would never leave Baltimore or Chicago. BLM is all about Marxist revolution, and nothing else.
Note: How can Baltimore really bill itself as "Charm City"? What a joke!!
If BL mattered, why are they blowing each other away at such a fantastic rate in all the major cities they demonstrate in?
Fact is, they don't matter to fellow Blacks. Us Whites are appalled at the crime numbers and want to see them down, but we just can't seem to stop the carnage.
They all need to be arrested & the key tossed so far away even the sneakiest lawyer can't find it! KARMA!
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