>Are you under the impression that the BLM is a violent organization? Because that is not the case at all - as anyone who's actually taken the time to learn about the movement and listen to the leaders knows. Their leaders have made it clear that violence is not the solution - unlike Trump, who recommends punching people in the face.
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>You mean to say that chanting things like "Pigs in a blanket! Fry 'em like bacon" are non-violent?
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>http://thefederalist.com/2016/07/12/black-lives-matters-violence-undermines-its-credibility/
>https://heatst.com/culture-wars/the-violent-tone-of-black-lives-matter-has-alienated-even-liberals-like-me/
>http://www.nationalreview.com/article/437694/black-lives-matter-hypocrisy-cheering-violence
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>Of course they are non violent {vbg}

...and if you listen to the real members of BLM and their leaders you learn that they do not condone this type of behavior and speak out against such things. Unlike Trump - who encourages it. HUGE difference. You can not judge a whole group based upon the actions of a few outsiders who are not following the guidelines of the movement. Its like when one black person robs a bank suddenly concluding that all black people are bank robbers. This is part of the problem - a stupid chant like the pigs in a blanket thing causes people to jump to jump to conclusions without actually learning anything else. Rather short-sighted and uninformed. Then you have people that think if you're for black lives matter, then you're anti-cop. For some reason people in the USA seem to think that if you are for one thing, you must be against something else - which is of course incorrect. BLM is not a violent organization, and they are not anti-cop either. Listen to their leaders, read the website - learn something.