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A phrase used to send respect to the "Boys in Blue" (police), that originated in late 2014 after the killing of on-duty officers. The movement's ideology is the opposite of ACAB, and believes that all police deserve respect, and that any offense on killing an officer should be registered as a hate crime. Though not always, the phrase is usually used as a counterphrase to "Black Lives Matter", or "BLM", because that movement typically embodies anti-police ideologies. Their flag is usually the US flag using only the colors black & white, along with a blue stripe replacing what would be a normal stripe, or just a Thin Blue Line over a black background.
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