If you read my comment to say I have no problem attacking and criticizing white people as a race, you're reading into it, and doing so wrong. I think BLM is bullshit. Make no mistake. I find the supporters of BLM to be infantile, violent, and dangerous. But to your second paragraph, that's where we disagree. I find the white supporters of BLM to be equally screwed up as the black ones. Similarly, I find the black opponents of BLM to be worth listening to, because they see the anti-white racism for what it is. Look up Jakhary Jackson, Portland police officer on the front lines of the protests there, if you haven't seen his comments already. Statements like his get to the heart of this matter. This is a violent, ideologically insane group of people of all races at war with reason. I also agree with the statement - made most directly by Tucker Carlson - that this is actually a class war being disguised as a race war. The people out in the streets have for a variety of reasons ended up on the losing end of the economic stick in our society. This is their way of burning it down. They are using race because it's a convenient shorthand, but in truth, it's simple rage, nothing more. The truly evil part of this, however, is not the people actually out on the streets; it's the money behind them and the media giving the violence glowing reviews. That is a major political agenda, and has zero to do with race. It's a pure power play. To come back to the beginning: I am 100% against criticizing white people as a race. But the ones doing that cut across race, ethnicity, and culture. I am against them all. Black or white makes no difference to me. And when black people see this bullshit going on as well as I do, hell yeah, I'm with them. Bevelyn Beatty (painting over the BLM bullshit in NYC) is another black ally. This is an ideological battle. We need to see it as such.