Yes, indeed black lives matter. Every life matters. May the day come soon when we embrace this truth wholly, no longer looking at the color of our skin or the age or condition of our fellow man, but simply acknowledging that we are all members of the human family, deserving of respect and the full measure of protection of the law.

When a sodomite confronts a county clerk for not handing out state licenses in violation of Gods Moral law and calls it bigotry, homophobia or hate, we, as Americans, need to realize that they are willfully ignorant or just plain wicked. And the wicked are those who know the truth, but choose not to obey the truth.

The Black Lives Matter movement is supposedly about social justice. Their supporters express outrage at the sentiment that “all lives matter,” claiming this denigrates and trivializes the unfair treatment of blacks in the criminal justice system. But how do you define fair or unfair behavior toward particular lives in a society that politicizes the most serious questions concerning life itself?

Many have looked to force of law, civil education, and Government to cure this sickness. Force of law says bring in more troops; civil education says empower the same adverse mind that enhanced this hatred; and government’s schizophrenic personalities are ignoring it altogether or embracing and exploiting it for political gain.

The “Black Lives Matter” activists? The truth will come home to haunt. It’s just a matter of time. Discrimination? Racism? What if it isn’t? What if it is merely a ploy to divide us?

In rules published last month, HUD declared that its mission is not just to promote so-called diverse communities but to “enforce compliance” with rules that are designed to socially and economically adjust neighborhoods in a way that satisfies what they call their “geospatial tool”.

n July 2015, the Obama administration via the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) finalized a rule that will force local communities to build evenly distributed neighborhoods based on income and race.

Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley (D) never saw what hit him. Making the unassailable statement that “all lives matter,” O’Malley discovered that for his hard left constituency at the blogger NetRoots Nations conference, this was a heresy. To the left, all lives don’t matter.

Remember it was Democrats who seceded from the Union and made the Confederate flag in the first place. And it was under Democrat Governor Earnest Hollings that the Confederate battle flag was put on the statehouse in Columbia in 1961.

As a ‘damn Yankee’ — that is, a Northerner who came to the South and didn’t leave — the Confederate Flag has never really held meaning for me. I understood that for most who displayed it, it meant a reverence for the heritage of the South and expressed the rebellious spirit I so often find, and admire, here.