First let me say, “Black lives don't matter” and white lives don't matter either.
Life has no colour.
There isn't black or white life.
Life is life, no matter the body colour of the person that bears it.
“Every life matters”.
Life is sacred.
Our existence is proof that we are worthy to live and no human being by reason of influence or privilege should deny or deprive anyone of his life that has no holy reason to die.
So “All lives matter” whether of black or white or any colour for that matter.
Life must worth more than it's current price. Sadly, it is too cheap.
What is on the mind of a man who places his knee on the neck of a man until he passes on, what exactly!
“I can't breath”
“I can't breath”
“I can't breath”
“Please”
“Please”
“Please”
“Mama”
“Mama”
“I need some water”
Yet, he knelt on him right there on his neck disconnecting his respiratory circuit in the most animalistic way.
Barbaric!
The air was filled with aggression, oppression, inequality, injustice, hate, horror and terror.
There is no sane reason for a trained personnel for that matter to employ a tactics that could kill a man in the way George Floyd was killed.
With all his cries, there was several warnings that he was going through death pains.
It would be impossible to convince everyone that that was a mistake and any judge that thinks it is okay for any person of any colour even if they were the same colour to treat another human being in that way must have an overwhelming number of right thinking people to proof to.
It is wrong.
This is why we refer to a category of animals as wild. They are aggressive and deadly.
We are civilised, tamed!
Why does Floyd have to die and the men that killed him live. We can only know this when we weigh both lives. The life of one group is perceived to be much valuable over the other.
Shoot at sight!
If they acted against the law, then the law must not protect them because they have a favourable physical attribute but if the judge does, then I'd understand the meaning of “Jungle Justice”.
Black lives don't matter.
All lives matter.
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