Saying"white lives matter" to counter "black lives matter" is ridiculous..

Yes, but you do have to factor in other factors. Like I'm not denying they do commit more crimes, but you have to remember a few things.
1. There is inherent bias that means they are more likely to be arrested. Not only subconscious bias by officers, but also systemic issues like racial profiling. --> Data might not be truly representative
2. Well, yes, they might commit more crimes. But it is the response that is important here. There is absolutely no need to use your gun as a first response, and the fact is, police officers shooting black criminals happens more often than necessary, in comparison to the number of times where police officers have pulled their gun at a white criminal

And races?

The fact is blacks are an outrageously criminal population in the US, so much so that they have driven millions or tens of millions, mostly white, to flee cities to which blacks have moved over the 20th century, which they have then destroyed.

Black Lives Matter probably has a point in some individual cases - the police really aren't held to the same standards as the public, in any country - but they obscure the most important issue here which is that black crime does not seem to have any solution other than the separation of blacks into ghettos. Indeed they seem to be calling for policies that would amount in practice to the legalisation of crime by blacks.

All lives matter equally. This 'black lives matter' protest is merely an excuse to be mad. Nobody discriminated against black people or ethnicities anymore.

The default in America has always been that white lives are worth more than black lives, or ethnic minority lives in general.

I am inclined to believe there may well be inherent systemic biases like you describe, especially given America's history, but I am yet to see objective evidence. The many videos, however sickening they may be, are still individual incidents. I don't doubt that there are racist officers. I don't doubt that some police forces will try to protect their officers even in these extreme cases, where it seems to me that what happened can not be described as anything but murder.
I agree that they shouldn't be so trigger happy, but my point was that you could equally say that they are more inclined to shoot at a man than a woman, but we don't hear about police being sexist. I think the main problem is simply police brutality.

The reason for black lives matter is because evidentially the general thinking is that they dont.. White people do not need to start saying white lives matter as clearly they seem to matter the most.. Black lives matter movement is basically saying "our lives matter just as much as yours..." So stop being an idiot, history proves white lives have been priority since day 0. But yeah go ahead and try to continue to oppress people and try to act like they are being unreasonable for speaking out, typical

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If black lives matter can organise a load of street marches surely they can organise some community groups to sort our their own neighbourhoods in an attempt to fix crime and generally improve life conditions. But they don't. The entire movement is just people rioting for the sake of it and none of them have made any effort to actually make a difference.

Well, if that were the case, then yes, police are sexist. How is that mutually exclusive with the claim that they are racist?

And yes, that is true, ultimately, even if there was discrimination against black people, none of this would be happening, if the police never used guns, so yes, police brutality is a big part of it

You're offering a magic bullet solution in "community groups" to what is a complex problem. If eradicating black crime was as easy as having sit down meals with law-abiding citizens, bloods and crips and singing Kumbaya do you not think it already would have happened?

If black lives matter can organise a load of street marches surely they can organise some community groups to sort our their own neighbourhoods in an attempt to fix crime and generally improve life conditions. But they don't. The entire movement is just people rioting for the sake of it and none of them have made any effort to actually make a difference.

Look at the way sentences are enforced based on race? A black person killing a white person is more likely to result in a longer sentence (or even death sentence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJO4J_tJC2s)

You're offering a magic bullet solution in "community groups" to what is a complex problem. If eradicating black crime was as easy as having sit down meals with law-abiding citizens, bloods and crips and singing Kumbaya do you not think it already would have happened?

Well I say all lives matter equally.

When you are systematically oppressed and faced with barriers to education, social mobility, it's a little difficult to 'sort out your own neighbourhoods'. That's like saying 'it's poor people's fault that they're poor. If they work harder they'll get rich '. That's not how it works. The reason there are black communities and poor neighbourhoods is because of racism and inequality in the system. To make any progress that needs to be tackled first.

The point is they're not even trying that. Instead they're just rioting which does nothing but further tensions between groups that are already at edge with eachother.

Up and down the states there are community projects targetted at children in deprived areas who could potentially join gangs, even one led my Kendrick Lamar and Barack Obama. You shouldn't talk about african americans as one big homogeneous group because whilst some people are taking to the streets to riot, others are engaging in peaceful protests, others sit-ins, etc. "They're just rioting" is wrong.

How about us white folk start being thankful that we don't need a movement?

I'm grateful to live in a country where traffic police don't carry guns, where there is no second amendment right to bear arms, where mass shootings are a rareity, not a daily norm. That being said, I'd be absolutely stupid to believe that racial profiling doesn't happen. Of course it does, and not just to black people.

#blacklivesmatter is important. When can you recall a white person in American being killed for selling CDs or cigarettes, or reaching to provide his ID like he was asked to do, or for moving lanes without signalling, or for having a broken taillight?

Try saying "they should comply with police" or "they shouldn't resist arrest". Did you see Philando Castille? Did you see how Eric Garner said 11 times that he could not breathe? Did you see that Freddie Gray's legs were broken as they dragged him to the van? Did you see how police had restraint of Alton Sterling's arms and hands? Did you see the way that Sandra Bland was physically pulled from her car?

I'm not talking about African Americans, I'm talking about Black Lives Matter...