Black Lives Matter – An Insidious Legacy of Indoctrination

Though it is easy to see the radical and public carnage of Antifa and Black Lives Matter all around us, it is truly the far more insidious agenda of Black Lives Matter indoctrination of children and overall society, with their views, agenda and message, that puts America’s future in danger, and it is working. There is no doubt that the most diabolical efforts, of BLM, are those that lead and open doors for the Black Lives Matter movement in our schools. Today, BLM has even been able to get schools to teach Black Lives Matter curriculum that has fundamentally altered our children’s thinking.

Tax-Payer Funding of ‘Teach for America’ and Black Lives Matter

Today, in schools, throughout America, teachers, like those in ‘Teach for America’, are developing curriculum that condemns America and our national values and that purports to teach that we are a racist society that seeks to encourage White Supremacists to kill black people. This means that Black Lives Matter’s lies and falsehoods are being embraced, on the state and federal level, legally and with our tax dollars. 

Allowing this form of Anti-American education has, as its ultimate goal, the creation of a nation of Anarchists who hate the United States of America. If you feel this is far-fetched or unimaginable, just turn on your TV or just look out your window, if you live in one of America’s large cities and behold the carnage, the violence and the death being allowed to flourish right now. That should provide sufficient proof to convince you of the veracity of the threat, to the republic.

Today, in American schools, BLM uses many of the same tactics as ISIS uses to teach children to spy and to become suicide bombers, Black Lives Matter is teaching our children to hate and to oppose law enforcement. What will be next or is perhaps already happening, will our children be inspired to kill?

The Ultimate Aims of Black Lives Matter

There are varying opinions of what the actual purpose of Black lives matter is. Many see BLM as a movement that is only a group of violent, hostile and disgruntled blacks. Many Americans have no idea what the movement truly wants to transform the nation into. Yet, it is widely understood, by those of us, who follow the movement’s development and goals, that Black Lives Matter leaders are very adept at controlling the ways they seek to achieve their aims at getting laws changed and new policies, in place, which are most akin to their liking, by politicians, in both parties, who are addicted to political correctness.

The greatest and most glaring hypocrisy, of BLM, is that the movement is not focused, at all, on the black on black problems, like black-gang violence that has seen many blacks killed by fellow blacks, in their communities. Also, neither Black Lives Matter nor Campaign Zero does any real work to muster the financial means of changing things for the better, in the broken-down areas of America’s cities, where the majority of residents are black.

Black Lives Matter Encourages Division as a Means to Exist

The movement’s main thrust and driving force is political change rather than social and economic improvement. In fact, BLM does not want improvement to come to inner-city America. To see the problems that black Americans face, in the inner-cities, would drive Black Lives Mater right out of existence, just as it would other black activists, such as Al Sharpton. Though America has many avenues and vast opportunities to better oneself, especially under the Trump Administration’s inner-city policies of improving whole communities’ through business start-ups and outreach to the downtrodden, alas, that is in no way part of the message that BLM espouses.

Black Lives Matter Calls for Things that Do Not Require Government Assistance

Black Lives Matter members decry all the things that need to be done, by government, to improve and equalize the lot of black Americans. Yet, many of the things they cry out for are things that can be done, in their communities, themselves. It is the deeply entrenched custom of relying on the government for everything they need or want, which both parties are guilty of creating, that has sucked all the individual liberty and creativity out of those who are addicted to government entitlement programs. It is obvious that BLM took Hillary Clinton’s advice and stopped caring about the hearts of their own people and only desire political change, through the ballot box, the gun and the mob.

In fact, BLM does not call for equality, at all. The meaning of the title, Black Lives Matter does not, in all fairness, mean that other lives do not matter. Yet, for BLM to declare that they are calling out for governmental and social equity is not true. One example that BLM members have actually used is that if you are involved in a car accident, and one person has a serious head injury but the others have a few bumps and bruises, the person with the gravest accident should be attended to first. That does not imply that medical help will not be given to the rest of the passengers. This sounds right, at the surface level, but at its core, it is not.

Black Lives Matter is Hypocritical in their Calls for Equality

Yet, it is important to ask why black communities have such dire situations to deal with. It cannot be denied that racism is prevalent, throughout America. It should also be denoted that racism is not a one-race disease. All people, of all colors, from all walks of life have racist tendencies. It is a result of the fall of humanity, from God’s grace. Still, does the plight of black communities mean that it was all caused by racism or can it also be possible that many of the situations that are still destroying black lives and communities are as much cultural issues as they are systemic?

Alicia Garza, one of the creators of the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag, wrote in 2014:

“Given the disproportionate impact state violence has on Black lives, we understand that when Black people in this country get free, the benefits will be wide-reaching and transformative for society as a whole. When we are able to end the hyper-criminalization and sexualization of Black people and end the poverty, control and surveillance of Black people, every single person in this world has a better shot at getting and staying free. When Black people get free, everybody gets free.”

Again, though, on the surface of Garza’s statement, it seems to speak a lot of truth, yet, the crux of it does not. Look at the thing that Alicia Garza listed as the reasons that make BLM so vital to black lives. It is important to state that the systemic racial inequality does exist. One would be lying to oneself to insist it does not. We all have a duty to determine where such racist policies exist and end it effectively and forever. Discrimination, of any kind, is wrong, inhuman and unconstitutional. Nevertheless, the issues which Garza listed, in the quote, from her, demonstrate a lack of solid reasons to make the demands that she, and all members of Black Lives Matter, insist upon.

Black Lives Matter Does Not Seek to Improve Black Lives

The existence of hyper-criminalization is the result of black communities increased level of criminal activity. That is simply indisputable. It is a fact that black communities have more crime. It can be argued that the high crime rate of black communities is the natural outgrowth of high unemployment. It is logical that idle hands are the Devil’s workshop. Yet, what has caused the high employment rates in black communities?

The list of reasons and causes is long, but a few of the reasons are lower academic success rates, which are caused by drug use, gang violence and a plethora of other reasons that lead black young people to either quite their schools or fail in their education. But the main cause of these terrible statistics is, ultimately, the complete breakdown of black families. Though white families are rapidly catching up to black ones, and it is undeniable that the family in America is in grave danger, there is still a fundamental basis of white parents taking responsibility for their children that fundamentally no longer exists in African American ones.

The issue of entrenched poverty, in black communities, which Garza listed, is real and must be turned around, but there is little that government can do, for those who have a deficiently developed work history, when it pays more to sell drugs than having a real job does. In fact, government has made the inner-city poverty rate far worse instead of better. When government checks regularly arrive and when another child increases those payments, there is little to no incentive, for a person to get off of the dole and get a job.

Only Social and Cultural Change will ever improve Black Communities – Not Black Lives Matter

Additionally, racial profiling is real, and it needs to be ended. However, it will never end, as long as violence and murder rates are as high, as they are, in black communities. Police do not necessarily profile because they want to stop black people, in crime-ridden communities. They do so because of the endemic criminal history of such places. Police have an absolute duty to make sure the streets are safe. If blacks want to have such policies ended, they must also end criminal behavior that make such policies necessary.

On the other hand, when police routinely stop people for ‘Driving While Black’, in city centers, which are relatively safe, it does appear to be racially motivated. For example, Senator Tim Scott, a black senator from South Carolina, reported that he has been often pulled over, by Washington DC police and even by capitol police, while on the way to the capitol. In such circumstances, there is no doubt that this form of profiling is purely done because of race.

The Main Point About Black Lives Matter

The main point being made here is that the things that BLM founder, which Alicia Garza has pointed out, are issues that blacks and their communities can correct and improve, on their own, without demanding government action. It also underscores the fact that it is government subsistence that has locked African-American communities, into their present plight.

Once governmental dependency is removed, and when the culture of dependency is changed, black lives will change for the better, as well. The message of Black Lives Matter is aimed at the wrong people and the wrong things. That message needs to focus on those, in their communities, who do nothing to ameliorate their own self-made situations. The great many blacks, who have stepped out and fulfilled self-made dreams, through hard work and stubborn determination, are truly national heroes.

BLM does nothing to encourage more of such brilliant minds, which certainly exist, all over America’s black communities. Instead, Black Lives Matter prefers to carry out the same old rhetoric and arguments and shout down naysayers in and outside of black communities and accuse them of either being White Supremacists, racists or Uncle Tom’s. BLM has no desire to encourage change, in black communities. Their message is a political one and political only.  

Black Lives Matter Has No Intention of Trying to End The plight of Black America

There is no desire, on the part of BLM adherents, to change the causes of black lives. They prefer to inspire feelings of guilt for issues, others have not caused or inspired or even wished to create. Black Lives Matter does not want equality. They crave supremacy, and they aim to achieve it through indoctrination of America’s children in schools and to require it through violence and terror, throughout America society. If we, who have achieved various levels of success, look back at our lives, we can all see moments when giving up seemed preferable to pressing on. We can all recall those moments when all seemed useless and in vain.

Yet, we mustered the courage and to the honesty to understand where we failed, why we failed and how to correct it and overcome it, and to do so again, the next time we fail. Instead of allowing Black Lives Matter to cast blame, for the issues that were caused by those in their communities, they should challenge their people to dream bigger, work harder, to be more stubbornly determined and to stop blaming the world for issues they have brought upon themselves and can equally rectify themselves, as well. The opportunity to do so is before them. It is only they, who can avail themselves of that success.