If they did, the movement that set out to (apparently) defend the freedoms and protections of black people would actually care about black people and not use the untimely death of (criminal) black man at the knees of a white police officer (despite not being racially motivated).

BLM is nothing more than mindless, bigoted movement to destroy property and rob innocent, hard working people, all because of 'Feelings'.

If they can mobilize like that, why not tackle pedophilia, rape, domestic violence and abuse, of which there is ample amounts in the black community.
But no, they want to destroy the property of people who had nothing to do with George's death. Black people did not fight for freedom just to watch their future people kill each other ignore the real issues facing them.
Well, if they end up destroying themselves, so be it. If you don't listen, you don't learn.
Justifiable self destruction.

But here is more as to why black lives do not matter: Because black people are, by and large, not treating each other like they do matter; they do not challenge the state government that is neglecting their human needs but instead continue to elect the same government that neglects them whilst degrading the governments that would help them, they do not rally against the powers that oppress them and they instead of pointing their fingers to the formerly stated, they point their fingers to white people and white police, all because white people are by and large, doing better, but not because of the government, but because they put in the effort for themselves and their loved ones.

There is no point attacking and defunding the police, black people historically armed themselves against each other; gangs, drug dealers and hoods, and the more powerful the fire arms, the more powerful the police require their equipment needs to be to protect innocent citizens.

If black lives matter, then black people would act like they do, but they do not and have no one to blame but themselves for doing nothing about their circumstances. Period.

M.