&gt; Everyone who understands why it&#x27;s &quot;Black Lives Matter!&quot; instead of &quot;All Lives Matter!&quot; also understands why you think it should be &quot;All Lives Matter!&quot;<p>Really? Didn&#x27;t this slogan arise in the context of a black life trying to kill, or at least harm, another life? How can they possibly defend such a person? And to make him the center of this saying?<p>It&#x27;s very clear they mean &quot;Black life matters more than other life.&quot; If they meant anything else they would not defend attempted murderers and thugs.