>You are making the same argument, Otto Warmbier death in NK
>is the same as Blacks killed in the U.S.

To say all unlawful killings at the hands of the police is an all lives matter argument is an woefully underestimation of how pernicious all lives arguments are. The goal of All Lives Matter is to misdirect attention from police killings of black people.

What yall short-sighted petty mofos are missing is that to cheer on the killing of people at the hands of the police ultimately hurts black people and undermines the moral authority of BLM's positions.

If you truly believe that the police do not have a right to take the lives of innocent citizens, then it shouldn't matter whether the victim is black, white, progressive, trump supporter, etc. That's not supporting all lives matter, that's maintaining a principled position,



>
>Meanwhile Otto's father said Kerry and the Obama admin is the
>reason his son did not come home sooner. He gave Trump credit
>for his son's release.

Again, what does Otto's father's position have anything to do with whether he was mistreated or not?

You need a perfect victim before you'd be willing to recognize he was mistreated?



>http://www.today.com/video/otto-warmbier-s-father-lashes-out-at-obama-did-his-administration-do-enough-969076803768
>
>Otto Warmbier’s father lashes out at Obama: Did his
>administration do enough?
>
>During a news conference, Fred Warmbier, the father of the
>American student who was in prison in North Korea for 17
>months, is praising President Donald Trump and his political
>staff for bringing his son home. Warmbier lashed out at former
>Secretary of State John Kerry and the Obama administration,
>saying they didn’t do enough to get his son released.
>NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports for TODAY.


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