white lives matter

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words have actual meanings

And specific contexts, depending on usage

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    WLM is an informal fallacy, or also a fallacy of presumption because white lives certainly do matter, but the origin of this phrase is a direct reaction to BLM, to try to minimize the latter.

    I am not the language police, especially on this website.

    An approved way of saying WLM is to say that Everyone would hopefully support BLM and other marginalized groups.

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      [–][deleted] 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (4 children)

      (Fallacies can contain facts)

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        facts can be false but can't be a fallacy

        No: facts are facts; fallacies can include facts

        fallacies apply to logical arguments not facts

        Hence they can include facts

        so you're saying white lives don't matter

        Not what I said

        you're a racist no different than nazis

        You're not committing enough brain cells to this

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          I answered your quesitons several times. It's like talking to a 4-year-old. Your question is essentially the same as: Have you stopped beating your wife? yes or no