Look, I'm not saying the entire continent of Africa is some sort of wonderland. I'm not saying anywhere is. Each place has its flaws. But a utopia is a place that is essentially perfect. America is no such place. This country is rife with political corruption (as a Trump supporter, I'm sure you feel me on that), people are treated like shit all across the board--not just amongst the races. (I mean, literally tall people get paid more and have better positions. The hell?) To say that one place is a utopia while another is not despite NEITHER of them being one is fallacious.

As for BLM supporters leaving America because "they don't like it," that's just not how life works. You don't up and leave because something isn't working-you fix it. Claiming that a mass exodus of people is the simpler solution to just trying to be fair is illogical. BLM supporters actually protest and complain so much because they, in fact, DO like this country. They understand, everything considered, that this place is pretty fair--you can at least protest and have your voice heard without being immediately executed. They like this country so much that they see a future in it that is fair for everyone--one that is worked on by addressing problems head-on rather than sweeping them under the rug.

America is far from the worst place in the world, but in order for it to actually become the utopia it claims to be, without it being a farce, we need to KEEP working on it.