The Pitfalls Of A Buzzword

If only I could find someone who can really see beyond color I would take guidance, because I want to see beyond color, But "ALL LIVES MATTER" is not really a broad-minded phrase. If only the people who said it could really see beyond color, But "ALL LIVES MATTER" is a parody of "BLACK LIVES MATTER." Does echoing this phrase really show respect for all life? Why show respect in this way for policemen who risk danger? Why not say BLUE LOVERS NEEDED, or GIVE THE BLUE SHIELD LOVE? Say something original...don't just echo someone else's words. 'BLACK LIVES MATTER' was a sob wrung from a mother's heart; It was voiced because somebody's trigger finger was jumpy; It wasn't intended to exclude the value of other-colored lives; It advocates against things that are done to a certain group. I don't like words that run on rails, so I don't want to say WHITE LIVES MATTER can never steal fire from BLACK LIVES MATTER; "ALL LIVES MATTER" can never trump the words BLACK LIVES MATTER. I didn't want to say it, but I said it, because I breathe, And the air is snide from snide phrases being slung around, Really I just want to say, BLACK LIVES MATTER to this white soul!