I find if I tuck it into a sentence, though, like "Black Lives Matter as much to me as my life matters to them," I can convey all sorts of things, depending on my tone.

The left does this with all of their phony movements, they're actually really cunning in that way. It sways the average normie who doesn't question or really look into things. There's a depressing number of people I know who go along with all of the stuff & share all the hashtags & memes just because it sounds good, they otherwise aren't into politics and don't really consume any news. Think about it:

"Do you support black lives matter?" "No." "Oh so you don't think black lives matter? Sounds racist."

"Do you support the womens march?" "No." "Oh so you don't support womens rights? Sounds sexist."

"No human is illegal, do you agree?" "No." "Oh so you don't support every humans right to live? Sounds heartless."

This is how you know these are astroturf movements, they're concocted by very clever people who know how to brand and persuade people. The right really needs to get its act together and up its protest & movement name game. "Tea party" doesn't tell a normie anything so they don't care. "Human rights matter" would unbelievably more effective. Constitutional rights are human rights.