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Greetings everyone, but particularly at this moment, greetings, white people.

Because...

That's unbelievable.

I don't even know how to i know you're supposed to do that no you're not i'm supposed to do that but what i wanted to do though was to talk to people

because i'm white about Black Lives Matter.

And I know, I know, I know.

Oh, boy.

But I did this thing and I honestly, boy, boy, how do I even talk about this?

My goodness.

I did this thing when I first saw the hashtag Black Lives Matter.

And I was thinking about you know what

that's that's racist like everybody's life matters and I tweeted something about what about

people like what about black unborn lives why don't their lives matter why don't

why doesn't the law protect them and I thought well this is just politics and so I tweeted something about all lives matter un their lives matter? Why don't, why doesn't the law protect them? And I thought, well, this is just politics. And so I tweeted something about all lives matter, unborn lives matter, black lives

matter, so on and so forth. I wish I hadn't done that in retrospect, um, because I didn't get it.

And I'm not sure I totally get it yet, but I wish I hadn't done that because I now sort of get it.

Like, I sort of understand and how the frustration is, well, you don't grow up with the frustration

of not being protected by the police and actually had to be worried about the police.

And I didn't really. And we had some jerk police people in my hometown, as it turns out.

But I never, it's a different experience. So if you feel, if you grow up in a certain community,

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