MAJORITY OF AMERICANS HAVE 'UNFAVORABLE VIEW' OF BLACK LIVES MATTER

[DigitalDrifter]

I'm actually a bit surprised that the organization polls this well.

MAJORITY OF AMERICANS HAVE 'UNFAVORABLE VIEW' OF BLACK LIVES MATTER, SAY BLACK CRIME IS A TOP CONCERN

The civil rights activist group Black Lives Matter was first thrust into the public consciousness in 2012, during its first protest following the killing of a 17-year-old unarmed African-American, Trayvon Martin, who was walking home from a convenience store with a bag of Skittles and a drink when he was shot and killed by George Zimmerman, a white man.

During his trial, Zimmerman cried self-defense, claiming he fired his weapon only after being attacked by Martin, and he skated past murder charges. The verdict sparked outrage and a national race debate in part powered by the creators of Black Lives Matter, after which the nonprofit organization would become synonymous with protesting the wrongful deaths of unarmed black people, especially those shot and killed by non-black police officers.

During his trial, Zimmerman cried self-defense, claiming he fired his weapon only after being attacked by Martin, and he skated past murder charges. The verdict sparked outrage and a national race debate in part powered by the creators of Black Lives Matter, after which the nonprofit organization would become synonymous with protesting the wrongful deaths of unarmed black people, especially those shot and killed by non-black police officers.

The Harvard-Harris survey, released Monday, found only 43 percent of voters have a positive view of BLM, while more than half of voters—some 57 percent—have an “unfavorable view” of the organization.

Not all that surprisingly, a majority of those who are opposed to the group are white. Only 35 percent of whites feel “favorable” toward BLM, compared to 65 percent who have a negative view of the group. As for black voters, 83 percent feel positively toward BLM, while only 17 percent don’t.

Majority of Americans, particularly white people, don't support Black Lives Matter

 

[Geaux4it]

BLM is an home spun Terrorist group which Obama inspired

-Geaux

 

[LoneLaugher]

You guys are awesome.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

You guys are awesome.

Yes, especially me.

 

[Mac1958]

I suspect a large part of the country is tired of all of the various PC/SJW/Identity Politics crap, not just BLM specifically.

They can see that it's divisive and counter-productive, and they know there has to be a better way.

They're sick of all of it. And it's definitely a part of the reason this guy is in the White House.
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[LoneLaugher]

I suspect a large part of the country is tired of all of the various PC/SJW/Identity Politics crap, not just BLM.

They can see that it's divisive and counter-productive, and they know there has to be a better way.

They're sick of all of it. And it's definitely a part of the reason this guy is in the White House.
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Yeah. He's in the White House because black people decided to protest the shootings of unarmed black men while the black guy was president.

You nailed it.

 

[Mac1958]

I suspect a large part of the country is tired of all of the various PC/SJW/Identity Politics crap, not just BLM.

They can see that it's divisive and counter-productive, and they know there has to be a better way.

They're sick of all of it. And it's definitely a part of the reason this guy is in the White House.
.

Yeah. He's in the White House because black people decided to protest the shootings of unarmed black men while the black guy was president.

You nailed it.

^^^ See?
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[Geaux4it]

I suspect a large part of the country is tired of all of the various PC/SJW/Identity Politics crap, not just BLM.

They can see that it's divisive and counter-productive, and they know there has to be a better way.

They're sick of all of it. And it's definitely a part of the reason this guy is in the White House.
.

Yeah. He's in the White House because black people decided to protest the shootings of unarmed black men while the black guy was president.

You nailed it.

Blacks need to cull their herd

-Geaux

 

[DigitalDrifter]

I suspect a large part of the country is tired of all of the various PC/SJW/Identity Politics crap, not just BLM.

They can see that it's divisive and counter-productive, and they know there has to be a better way.

They're sick of all of it. And it's definitely a part of the reason this guy is in the White House.
.

Yeah. He's in the White House because black people decided to protest the shootings of unarmed black men while the black guy was president.

You nailed it.

BLM played a role in bringing the white wave that Trump rode into the White House.

 

[Desperado]

Then this would be one of the few time the Majority of Americans have it right.

 

[Mac1958]

I suspect a large part of the country is tired of all of the various PC/SJW/Identity Politics crap, not just BLM.

They can see that it's divisive and counter-productive, and they know there has to be a better way.

They're sick of all of it. And it's definitely a part of the reason this guy is in the White House.
.

Yeah. He's in the White House because black people decided to protest the shootings of unarmed black men while the black guy was president.

You nailed it.

BLM played a role in bringing the white wave that Trump rode into the White House.

The Regressives will not admit the role they played in this. This stuff is their religion.
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[LoneLaugher]

I suspect a large part of the country is tired of all of the various PC/SJW/Identity Politics crap, not just BLM.

They can see that it's divisive and counter-productive, and they know there has to be a better way.

They're sick of all of it. And it's definitely a part of the reason this guy is in the White House.
.

Yeah. He's in the White House because black people decided to protest the shootings of unarmed black men while the black guy was president.

You nailed it.

BLM played a role in bringing the white wave that Trump rode into the White House.

Yeah. That's it. A white wave. Brought to you by black people.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

I'm actually a bit surprised that the organization polls this well.

MAJORITY OF AMERICANS HAVE 'UNFAVORABLE VIEW' OF BLACK LIVES MATTER, SAY BLACK CRIME IS A TOP CONCERN

The civil rights activist group Black Lives Matter was first thrust into the public consciousness in 2012, during its first protest following the killing of a 17-year-old unarmed African-American, Trayvon Martin, who was walking home from a convenience store with a bag of Skittles and a drink when he was shot and killed by George Zimmerman, a white man.

During his trial, Zimmerman cried self-defense, claiming he fired his weapon only after being attacked by Martin, and he skated past murder charges. The verdict sparked outrage and a national race debate in part powered by the creators of Black Lives Matter, after which the nonprofit organization would become synonymous with protesting the wrongful deaths of unarmed black people, especially those shot and killed by non-black police officers.

During his trial, Zimmerman cried self-defense, claiming he fired his weapon only after being attacked by Martin, and he skated past murder charges. The verdict sparked outrage and a national race debate in part powered by the creators of Black Lives Matter, after which the nonprofit organization would become synonymous with protesting the wrongful deaths of unarmed black people, especially those shot and killed by non-black police officers.

The Harvard-Harris survey, released Monday, found only 43 percent of voters have a positive view of BLM, while more than half of voters—some 57 percent—have an “unfavorable view” of the organization.

Not all that surprisingly, a majority of those who are opposed to the group are white. Only 35 percent of whites feel “favorable” toward BLM, compared to 65 percent who have a negative view of the group. As for black voters, 83 percent feel positively toward BLM, while only 17 percent don’t.

Majority of Americans, particularly white people, don't support Black Lives Matter

And??? Do you support people who hate the men in blue? Notice the cowards of BLM running away from the shooter while the police(who BLM hates) runs towards the shooter to protect them. Ironic isn't it?

 

[DigitalDrifter]

I suspect a large part of the country is tired of all of the various PC/SJW/Identity Politics crap, not just BLM.

They can see that it's divisive and counter-productive, and they know there has to be a better way.

They're sick of all of it. And it's definitely a part of the reason this guy is in the White House.
.

Yeah. He's in the White House because black people decided to protest the shootings of unarmed black men while the black guy was president.

You nailed it.

BLM played a role in bringing the white wave that Trump rode into the White House.

Yeah. That's it. A white wave. Brought to you by black people.

It played a oart, but go ahead and continue to deny it.

 

[RASTAMEN]

I'm actually a bit surprised that the organization polls this well.

CONSERVATIVE AMERICANS HAVE 'UNFAVORABLE VIEW' OF BLACK LIVES MATTER, SAY BLACK CRIME IS A TOP CONCERN

The civil rights activist group Black Lives Matter was first thrust into the public consciousness in 2012, during its first protest following the killing of a 17-year-old unarmed African-American, Trayvon Martin, who was walking home from a convenience store with a bag of Skittles and a drink when he was shot and killed by George Zimmerman, a white man.

During his trial, Zimmerman cried self-defense, claiming he fired his weapon only after being attacked by Martin, and he skated past murder charges. The verdict sparked outrage and a national race debate in part powered by the creators of Black Lives Matter, after which the nonprofit organization would become synonymous with protesting the wrongful deaths of unarmed black people, especially those shot and killed by non-black police officers.

During his trial, Zimmerman cried self-defense, claiming he fired his weapon only after being attacked by Martin, and he skated past murder charges. The verdict sparked outrage and a national race debate in part powered by the creators of Black Lives Matter, after which the nonprofit organization would become synonymous with protesting the wrongful deaths of unarmed black people, especially those shot and killed by non-black police officers.

The Harvard-Harris survey, released Monday, found only 43 percent of voters have a positive view of BLM, while more than half of voters—some 57 percent—have an “unfavorable view” of the organization.

Not all that surprisingly, a majority of those who are opposed to the group are white. Only 35 percent of whites feel “favorable” toward BLM, compared to 65 percent who have a negative view of the group. As for black voters, 83 percent feel positively toward BLM, while only 17 percent don’t.

Majority of Americans, particularly white people, don't support Black Lives Matter

CONSERVATIVE AMERICANS HAVE 'UNFAVORABLE VIEW' OF BLACK LIVES MATTER

 

[Rocko]

I'm actually a bit surprised that the organization polls this well.

MAJORITY OF AMERICANS HAVE 'UNFAVORABLE VIEW' OF BLACK LIVES MATTER, SAY BLACK CRIME IS A TOP CONCERN

The civil rights activist group Black Lives Matter was first thrust into the public consciousness in 2012, during its first protest following the killing of a 17-year-old unarmed African-American, Trayvon Martin, who was walking home from a convenience store with a bag of Skittles and a drink when he was shot and killed by George Zimmerman, a white man.

During his trial, Zimmerman cried self-defense, claiming he fired his weapon only after being attacked by Martin, and he skated past murder charges. The verdict sparked outrage and a national race debate in part powered by the creators of Black Lives Matter, after which the nonprofit organization would become synonymous with protesting the wrongful deaths of unarmed black people, especially those shot and killed by non-black police officers.

During his trial, Zimmerman cried self-defense, claiming he fired his weapon only after being attacked by Martin, and he skated past murder charges. The verdict sparked outrage and a national race debate in part powered by the creators of Black Lives Matter, after which the nonprofit organization would become synonymous with protesting the wrongful deaths of unarmed black people, especially those shot and killed by non-black police officers.

The Harvard-Harris survey, released Monday, found only 43 percent of voters have a positive view of BLM, while more than half of voters—some 57 percent—have an “unfavorable view” of the organization.

Not all that surprisingly, a majority of those who are opposed to the group are white. Only 35 percent of whites feel “favorable” toward BLM, compared to 65 percent who have a negative view of the group. As for black voters, 83 percent feel positively toward BLM, while only 17 percent don’t.

Majority of Americans, particularly white people, don't support Black Lives Matter

A lot of the ppl polled probably said they had a favorable view of blm so they don't seem racist.