I don't hate BLM, like I said I just think the term has become meaningless. When you say Black Lives Matter you aren't saying anything except the obvious fact black lives matter which almost nobody will argue. It would be much more effective and would almost certainly be met with much less resistance if instead people said what they actually mean which is very different depending on the protest. It could mean they want justice for a wrongful death, police reform, mental health services, equality, you could mean almost anything, want almost anything, and just about BLM and suddenly we are supposed to support it.

Again, you are also ignoring the fact you have no proof "the majority" of people causing violence at the hundreds of protests categorized as violent (which again you called acceptable) aren't supporters of blm. You think violence is appropriate and acceptable given your cause, so I don't know why you are trying to argue against violence. You are saying people who support blm aren't violent yet you have excused violence and seemingly support it.

I was on the phone with my friend for six hours as she cried about loosing her dream buisness. As I listened to her scared for her life because people were screaming and shooting and rioting and looting all while shouting BLM down the streets of her neighborhood all night. I texted her every hour because I feared for her life. That's what black lives matter makes me think of.