Wynne doesn't get it. "All lives matter" has more to do with the concern of both Cop on Black and Black on cop killing. Concern from the white community is of no consequence so it is treated as watering down the cause.

Steven Crowder discusses the facts behind recent police incidents, with sources provided.

While some incidents are proven racist, others are not so "cut and dry" with ties to crime. The "all lives matter" rhetoric appeared after the five white cops were shot.

I am not going to minimize or dispute the racist experiences the black community have individually experienced on a daily basis. I will not know this. The "elephant in the room" that should be in the crosshairs is why doesn't the Black Lives Matter movement address any of the black on black crime? Here in Toronto, the majority of murders were black on black. In the States the numbers are horrifying! Yes it is important to call out racist behavior - define it, call it out, and prosecute it. If any of Mr Crowders facts are correct, what we have is a movement fixated on driving a wedge with other communities supported by incomplete facts, rather than one that empowers themselves through supporting themselves.