> I might not support Antifa beause of (some of) their activities. But I'm anti-fascist because I'm not fascist.
So then perhaps you might see how someone else might not support the woke movement because of some of their activities, even if they think the goals of the movement are good?
> The opposite of beliving that black lives matter is believing that black lives don't mater.
Yes, and? Where are the people saying "black lives don't matter"? Are you implying that people who don't support BLM (due to their activities of literally burning down cities) are thinking that black lives don't matter? Can you see how a person might agree with the statement "black lives matter", while simultaneously opposing a political movement that's literally named "black lives matter"?
> There is no Woke. There is only woke.
I have no idea what kind of pedantic nitpickery this is, but woke is a political movement just as BLM is, regardless of how you capitalize words.