I relate to Katie. I don’t see race, gender, age, hair, weight or disabilities. I also don’t see anything because I lost my eyesight 3 years ago and this is typed out by my older sister because I thought this is funny but then realized I milked it.
@@CinemageddonReviews hmm well it was really more of a feeling than a physical manifestation because I would never judge someone like that but you do make a good point
Okay but as much as this is a silly sketch it really touched on some very important points. So many people will just say 'i dont see disabilities' or 'i treat everyone the same' as an excuse to not provide reasonable adjustments for people who need them. The example of installing a wheelchair ramp is a really good hyperbolic example. Im not physically disabled but im autistic and its definitely used when making accommodations for autistic people as well. Like yeah I want to be treated the same as anyone else but I also want to be on a level playing field and occasionally that means i need adjustments. Anyway yeah i know this video is old asf but im enjoying the nostalgia of going through old channels i used to waych religiously and i needed to comment this
okay, when i see you i will immediately know you are an idiot from your appearance, and treat you accordingly? the problem with this whole thing, is you're equating diabilities like missing a limb, to things like people being black; cos you guys are racist. what it means when you say you dont see race, is you dont class it as a feature on which to judge anything, of course you physically see it. do you see hair colour? when you see a blonde person do you go "oh them scandanavians, i know what they're like". no of course you dont, because you dont see hair colour (as a thing on which to judge people). you guys are being way too literal, which is not surprising from a generation that thinks the word 'literal', means literally the opposite of what it actually means. you guys will see someone's race, then make judgements based on that about what they do or dont need. then you think, because you're giving the lesser people a hand, you're good people. it's really a terrible thing.
@@Patrick-y4d1z well yeah the only way to reach equality or a level playing field is to recognise the disadvantages of certain groups of people and work towards closing that gap
@@junglejin3096 Again, you keep conflating equity and equality. They're not the same thing. Recognising disadvantages to address gaps is important, but not at the cost of equality.
There's one race I really hate. The 400 meters. Too long to be a sprint, too short to be a long distance race. Freaking 400 meter races, I want to destroy them all!
That's only applicable to disabilities, but no one claims "I don't see disabilities". That would be such a weird statement. However, the points about race and sex are absolutely coherent. Of course that was interpreted here as "being LITERALLY UNABLE" to see skin color for comedic effect, but that's obviously not what the typical phrase means, but rather that you just don't care. And since whatever consecuence originated from racism or sexism -based discrimination is precisely the result of "caring" about those things more than one should to, not seeing race nor sex is pretty much the simplest (and actually only) way to end racism.
My guy no wether or not you discriminate against someone personally doesn’t change the fact that people are systematically discriminated against and it’s important to recognize that to fix the problem. The example of this was the begging when they were talking about “the oscars so white” Katie claimed she didn’t see race and as a result had no idea about it.
@@caspermcgoangle975 Yet the Oscar's wouldn't be so white dominated if the movie directors and producers didn't see race when casting. Or the judges didn't see race when rating.
@@alcambio8923 "Not seeing race" is what's causing systemic racism to continue - people ignoring that it exists means its not being fixed. It means people are not checking their biases, not recognizing the struggles of POC. Your mindset is actually the greatest perpetuator of racism today
@UCXr_r271HGZKM-5o73ej4lQ I'd go with you shouldn't see race in individual interactions, but you should with analysis. If you walk around and you're treating people differently because of their race, you're a piece of shit, no matter how you try to justify it. But ignoring racism in others is also an issue. Calling that the largest problem is ridiculous though. The largest problem is that we treat individuals as their group.
That would have been great. "Oh...what are you puting on my faAAAAAAAHHHHH!!! WHAT ARE YOU!? ewewewewew Are you one of those "Men" things I've heard of!? *throws up*. You should be put in a campWHY IS THAT WOMAN DARK!? Is...is she evil? Is that what evil doesAAAAHHH! CYBORG! HE'S ROLLING AROUND! SKYNET IS HERE!"
I remember back in the final years of primary school, I was in a conversation with some kids that turned racist(before we properly knew what racism was), with a couple of them commenting that 'all black people look the same, just like how all Asian people look the same', and I was just sitting there, nodding along, thinking "Yeah, just like how all white people look the same." Turns out, I'm faceblind. Literally everyone looks the same to me, save for a few key obvious differences like skin colour and general skull shape. Two of my friends looked practically identical to me, and they never understood why I would mix them up so often. I hope to one day live in a world where I can fail to tell people apart and have people understand that it's not because 'everyone of a different ethnicity to myself is below my attention', it's because my brain is dumb and I can't even recognise my own father if he takes his glasses off :/
@@subarus6316 yes you are right, they become more. Just be like the one guy who commented at this video sth like:" I see race, i just don't judge based off of that"
Not really, being colorblind is not a bad thing. This video compares being colorblind as being blind to everything else. I mean it's a cute strawman but that's all it is. I mean, I personally wouldn't want to advocate race realism on a left wing channel as race realism is a far right talking point.
Sweden is packed with people like this. There is an organization who works with people who have disabilities that you don’t really see at first for example hearing problems, ptsd, autism etc and they hand out these green ribbons with sunflowers on them that you can wear around your neck to communicate to the world that you need special accommodation and you might react differently to a situation than expected. Me and my brother got ribbons like that when we went to Tivoli in Copenhagen, Denmark (we are autistic) and it made the day so much easier. My brother had a meltdown while we there, when that happens in Sweden people start saying things like “oh he’s so immature his parents really need to teach him some manners” but at Tivoli when people saw my brother’s sunflower ribbon they just kind of backed away. It also made me happy when we were at a café there was a young woman in front of us with what I assume was her friend and she had a sunflower ribbon just like me and it just made me happy. Apparently the woman who runs the sunflower organization has tried to make it a thing in Sweden but the people here refused, linking it to the yellow stars the Jews were forced to were during the n*zi regime. Also, I’ve gone to Liseberg which is the biggest amusement park in Sweden almost every year since I was very little and I’ve seen a total of one or two people who got to walk past the line because they couldn’t stand in it because of their disability. People here really can’t accept that some people can’t stand in line and get mad when people with a DISABILITY, get to go on the ride before them, and to that I say; freaking grow up.
7 month old comment, but just wanted to say thank you! Googled it here and will definitely look to get one whenever i travel the next time, even though i may not have to use it, just having it there under the shirt would help your feelings of safety. As a swede i had no idea this existed, its a shame it isnt more widespread here. I have autism, and while im "fine" to travel around, its somehting i prefer to avoid, and if complications occur (not just travelling, but evyerwhere really, grocery shopping etc.), either with me or someone nearby, my stress levels shoot up, i can freeze up, or i can go into a panic, "standard shutdown/overstimulated stuff". If it could be as easy to simply wear a green ribbon/card around your neck, and people know what its about, maybe some of the situations ive been in wouldve been averted. (think someone asking you to answer, you wonder/think, they ask again because of it, you stutter/start to panic, then keep wondering and asking you things, while you just shutdown more and more, even though they didnt do anything wrong, and wouldve been fine for a normal person) Its a shame its not widespread, it really should be. I can see the "lines" to something like the yellow stars, the sunflower ribbon is just there as an "Option", as something to help you avoid situations you struggle to function with, its just so different the connotation is crazy. *(funny how a random youtube recommendation of a channel you dont watch, can have a comment that can have such a big possible impact on life)*
My mother also have a sunflower ribbon every time we travel (we’re from Denmark), and everyone is so helpful if a problem occurs. I just wish that the knowledge of this ribbon could spread further!
In the states, people with autism are treated like burdens, sent to conversion therapy (ABA), or even electroshocked into acting neurotypical. Imagine if they electroshocked blind people into “seeing”. For some reason, they still think it’s acceptable to punish autistic people for having a disability. Even most work places expect autistic people to make the accommodations for their own disability. An ex is my former employer gave us all lists of how to talk so that others can find it effective. Instead of actually consulting with autistic individuals (myself) to see what I would need and I already complained about being bullied. I accidentally interrupted someone because they stopped talking and I was written up. Meanwhile, people interrupted me all the time and it was fine. Once some lone interrupted me and I said, lexcuse me , I’m still talking” very calmly and later was written up for it because that person complained they were not allowed to interrupt me. Neurotypicals treat autistic individuals as less than for simply not understanding us instead of actually putting in a tiny bit of effort to understand us. Meanwhile, we bend over backwards to understand their nonsense all day even though we’re the ones with the disability. Do they also tell a person a person in a wheelchair they need to make an effort to use the stairs and electroshock them when they can’t?
I love how she keeps counting words on her fingers "I-have-never-seen-a-wheel-chair" edit: Geez, 4 thousand likes? Thanks everyone. Play Sky Racket on the Nintendo Switch! =D
She tried to sign the words to make up for her 'inability' to see all differences including the recent one that was brought up: disabilities; in particular, deafness
@reinhard earlin The problem with too many of us Liberals is that we cannot help but automatically see the worst in people. Why do you choose to interpret "I don't see race" in such a negative way?
Katie is so god damn good at making people want to punch her in the face. I know it’s acting and she isn’t that annoying outside of sketches, but she is so fucking amazing at making me angery
Senaa Hasan hahahah thank you! I was being serious because “handmade” here in Brasil is a very used expression for cute paper crafts and stuff, and I didn’t find that... KKKKKKK But then my comment sounded like a following joke for the video lol laughing so hard
@@RussianBot-qw4ht I dont care about it either. It does not matter and should not be biased on how you are treated. But, it helped the world become a better place. With race, we all see the differences in people and learn to accept them. With race, humanity has come so far to include everyone of every color, and show the world how they live and the beauty of different cultures. If you don't see this, you are basically denying the beauty of different cultures and how we have learned to love every race. And I know by colorblind you mean you do not see race, but color blind people can still see differences on how light bounces off certain colors, and they can still see race. Nice try buddy.
@@escarrgot1802 Race is different than culture, and to view people by race is the path to racism. Colorblind was the SJW term used in my time to help people see past race, and was highly effective. Now we are laughed at and told to view people by race to accept their "differences". Nice try but current race relations are shit now.
I'm one of those lol.I was born in a country where pretty much most of the people have different skin colours and body types so I can't really seperate races.All people kinda look the same race to me
now, it's like 3 katies vs the one sane person, except the 3 people are deluded into thinking they are the sane ones and that the one sane person is the intolerant bigot.
Plot twist: She's color blind and severely near sighted. She literally continues to tell people she can't see things, yet no one helps her get to an optometrist. People keep on criticizing her about not seeing things, until she utters some frustrated excuse and they leave her be. Still borderline blind and unaided, but no longer heckled. She continues on in her current state, ignorant of all the things she cannot see in the world, unable to meaningfully contribute to so many conversations without being misunderstood.
@@IO9802 you make a lot of assumptions about me yet don't know shit. I legitimately judge people based off character. I see race but I am not going to judge consciously on their race.
@@selganor I've made zero assumptions about you. Reread my comment. I never denied that you judge people based on character. You very well may. But you also judge them based on what you perceive as race. The two are not mutually exclusive. The only way to stop judging people based on something superficial (e.g. race) is to realize that it's superficial and only exists in your mind (i.e. to stop seeing it).
As a 40 year old Black man, i have often told this to some of my white friends, growing up. Real acceptance means that you ACCEPT someones differences. But to be fair, I get what she is TRYING to say. People judge based off sight. It's not right, but it's a fact of life. One guy discussed with me, that, with a lot of Black people, you have a higher percentage of bad areas...but yet he chooses to ignore the poverty percentage from economic deficiencies like gentrification within those communities. Also he chooses to ignore that since the 60's (after equality came into play) African Americans have skyrocketed in progress unlike any other race, ever. And even before then, they had clean successful suburban areas that were destroyed. One was literally bombed by racist white people and ignored by the US government until the 90's. See, It's just easier to equate color with problem. That's how the media keeps us all divided and stupid.
Hey, Walt Disney was a fairly well known attendee of nazi party of America meetings and an anti Semite. If you're gonna spew garbage like this, at least check Wikipedia first.
But she is right about a lot of the concepts. It was funny and had a good message until they started talking about gender and implying that men and women are different, and how they found it odd that she couldnt identify someones gender based on looks because “ men and women are clearly different“ .That is highly problematic and transphobic. Gender is a social construct. Just because someone looks like a stereotypical man does not mean they are a man, for example. And it doesn't matter what genitals one has because genitals have NOTHING to do with your gender. A woman CAN have a penis. Anyway she is actually in the right because just because I see someone with breasts and wearing a dress and having long hair, I cannot assume automatically that they are a woman.
The ending caught me off-guard 😂 I thought they were just getting straightforward and preachy but that was an unexpected twist that kept the humor going. Thanks for sharing.
I somehow understand where Katie is coming from. Just don't care about the world's problem just like me. WHAT A TWIST in the ending. I thought it was all just gonna be humor. It's like one of those you ' Judge early, regret later '
That is an amazing attitude and view to hold my friend. Good on you! I found the video funny until they started talking about gender and implying that men and women are different, and how they found it odd that she couldnt identify someones gender based on looks because “ men and women are clearly different“ .That is highly problematic and transphobic. Gender is a social construct. Just because someone looks like a stereotypical man does not mean they are a man, for example. And it doesn't matter what genitals one has because genitals have NOTHING to do with your gender. A woman CAN have a penis. Anyway she is actually in the right because just because I see someone with breasts and wearing a dress and having long hair, I cannot assume automatically that they are a woman.
Mister Justice it’s like Shrodinger (probably spelled wrongly) cat: until you don’t open the box, it can be both alive and death at the same time. In this case man, woman or androgynous
There was a guy in my highschool who literally couldn't see gender. He had a neurological disorder that kept him from making connections. He also couldn't tell if something was like a chair unless you told him. Like he could look at something he knew was a chair and understand "this is a chair" but if you showed him a stool he couldn't connect that this was also like a chair. He could figure out race though (or at least color) he could observe and understand, but couldn't connect those observations or extrapolate
it's interesting seeing newer commenters describe katie's character as "woke," when she's clearly meant to be playing the role of a fake progressive. she literally says at the end that she really just wants to ignore injustice, there's no real room for other interpretations here. also, the part a minute in isn't *that* transphobic. even katie's character establishes a difference between sex and gender, which goes unchallenged. i think the issue is the writer(s) not knowing about things like boymoders and the like, and trans men still wanting to be pregnant, which is understandable for when this was made i think
Thank you for typing out everything I was thinking but more coherently. I was scrolling through the comments and seeing a lot about how that part could be transphobic or would get them cancelled, and thinking about how context matters. This is an older sketch, and it’s based on an assumption that’s largely true and was made with no malice. It’s a bit of ignorance at most, not purposeful rudeness. Have a nice day random stranger, and thank you for making me feel less crazy
Describing her as "woke" is so funny Especially considering that the actual real meaning of the word "woke" literally was created by african americans to insinuate being awake about the injustice in the system Literally saying that there are unfair differences in the system But I don't expect rightioids to be literate I guess
@@Bareq_99 why wouldn't I talk about boymoders? they're transwomen who don't try to pass in public afaik, it supports my point. also, to be fair to those "rightoids" (and I think using the -oid suffix from n*groid/m*ngoloid to mock people is... a choice), their version of "woke" began as a sarcastic mockery of the first one, dismissing the idea of systemic injustice. so it's wilfully ignorant, but not *that* ignorant
They see the wheelchair. They all see the wheelchair. Ignoring us, hushing your child with questions, or discouraging anyone aknowledging is so much worse.
Ok, I hear both sides, it’s rude to hush your child but some might see it as rude to just let your kid go up and mouth off. Kids can say hurtful things without them realizing it, so us parents have a tendency to try to shush them so they don’t say anything rude. Like, for instance, when little kids go up to fat people and ask if they have a baby in their tummy. We’re not mind readers and we don’t know if someone disabled wants to have a convo with a random little kid about their disability.
@@indiag89 ha, reminds me of a story mom told me about myself where I talked to a man who had prosthetics and said "are you a robot?" She was very embarrassed.
OjTony Neither. Comedy is comedy. The fact that even just talking about social issues, while mocking both sides of an ideology, has to be made for the only porpouse to push an agenda is quite frankly weird.
You don't have to be magic to be able to type without seeing the keyboard. There are reasons for the bumps on F and J, and there are many other ways to leave a comment on different devices with an array of input methods.
I was literally waiting the whole time, the punchline would be that she is just really shortsighted. thinking about it, this was definetly the better sketch...
I use this logic in school: Math teacher: Find the displacement of this derivative Me: Oh sorry, I don't see a difference in numbers. They're all just question marks in my mind
I genuinely didn’t know my stepdad was Latino until my mom explicitly told me, three years after he moved in with us. Although maybe that’s less about not seeing race and more just me being unobservant in general.
I relate to Katie. I don’t see race, gender, age, hair, weight or disabilities. I also don’t see anything because I lost my eyesight 3 years ago and this is typed out by my older sister because I thought this is funny but then realized I milked it.
LMAO
I relate to you because I lost my eyesight six years ago, except for I am actually typing this comment
Maybe Katie is blind.
Perfect 👌
Didn't know blind people just listened to stuff
“I don’t know what a wheel chair looks like” kills me every time
Magic Ocean The way she moves her hands while saying that too
“I only see one race...the human race”
SLAP
“What about nascar??”
Austin Leland god damn it
I am proud of you I don't know who you are but I'm proud
*flips table* WHAT ABOUT RATS!??!
@Yoshi Dinono I think you don’t know what this is referencing.
Finally, I have found others with culture
Katie counting her fingers while talking about a wheelchair is the most obnoxious thing and I love it!
Wasn't she signing?
@@howtoappearincompletely9739 nope, just counting
@@AverageCrowwell, she might be signing how she is counting. 😂
@@howtoappearincompletely9739how could she? She doesn't see disability
@@zyaicob i thought it was like supposed to be irony lol
As a shapeless blob that has no value, this video felt like a personal attack...
Aiden Ho lol
Lmaoo
I don't see shapelessness.
@@gamehero6816 I don't see blobness
I laughed harder at this comment than I should have
Wow Katie was so good in this video. It's good to see middle aged black men with lisps getting more representation!
Where do you see a lisp on that man? Forgive me, I just don’t see speech defects.
@@CinemageddonReviews hmm well it was really more of a feeling than a physical manifestation because I would never judge someone like that but you do make a good point
I thought it was a baby dog guys, I'm sorry I just don't see human species..
Wait thats Katie?? I thought it was Tim Meadows!?
@@austincdei thought it the rock no worries you’re not alone
Plot Twist:
She actually is Blind.
Morgan Reynolds And what she described is what blind people actually see
From the crack cocaine?
I WAS THE 1000TH LIKE, do I win something?
SirHandsoap no
that explains alot
Okay but as much as this is a silly sketch it really touched on some very important points. So many people will just say 'i dont see disabilities' or 'i treat everyone the same' as an excuse to not provide reasonable adjustments for people who need them. The example of installing a wheelchair ramp is a really good hyperbolic example. Im not physically disabled but im autistic and its definitely used when making accommodations for autistic people as well. Like yeah I want to be treated the same as anyone else but I also want to be on a level playing field and occasionally that means i need adjustments. Anyway yeah i know this video is old asf but im enjoying the nostalgia of going through old channels i used to waych religiously and i needed to comment this
Yeah, exactly.
okay, when i see you i will immediately know you are an idiot from your appearance, and treat you accordingly?
the problem with this whole thing, is you're equating diabilities like missing a limb, to things like people being black; cos you guys are racist.
what it means when you say you dont see race, is you dont class it as a feature on which to judge anything, of course you physically see it.
do you see hair colour? when you see a blonde person do you go "oh them scandanavians, i know what they're like".
no of course you dont, because you dont see hair colour (as a thing on which to judge people).
you guys are being way too literal, which is not surprising from a generation that thinks the word 'literal', means literally the opposite of what it actually means.
you guys will see someone's race, then make judgements based on that about what they do or dont need. then you think, because you're giving the lesser people a hand, you're good people.
it's really a terrible thing.
So what you want is not to be treated equally, you want equity - the idea of giving people different amounts with the notion of giving equal outcome.
@@Patrick-y4d1z well yeah the only way to reach equality or a level playing field is to recognise the disadvantages of certain groups of people and work towards closing that gap
@@junglejin3096
Again, you keep conflating equity and equality. They're not the same thing.
Recognising disadvantages to address gaps is important, but not at the cost of equality.
There's one race I really hate. The 400 meters. Too long to be a sprint, too short to be a long distance race. Freaking 400 meter races, I want to destroy them all!
"you're running the 4x4 today"
You are a monster! 😝
350 METER RACE IT IS!
Had me in the first half not gonna lie
As someone who ran the 400 in high school, I completely agree. It's the worst.
“I just see shapeless blobs walking around” me when I don’t wear my glasses
what are ya? Velma or something?
Blitz Ninja hey! Velma looks cute without glasses
Stop being mean to me , lolol.
Cracked me up, lol
You also look like a lesbian friend of mine, I thought it was her commenting here for a sec.
I was about to say no one cares, but it seems I have been mistaken.
The point with the ramp was brilliant. If you don’t see the differences, you can’t see the particular issues, and you can’t fix it
That's only applicable to disabilities, but no one claims "I don't see disabilities". That would be such a weird statement. However, the points about race and sex are absolutely coherent. Of course that was interpreted here as "being LITERALLY UNABLE" to see skin color for comedic effect, but that's obviously not what the typical phrase means, but rather that you just don't care. And since whatever consecuence originated from racism or sexism -based discrimination is precisely the result of "caring" about those things more than one should to, not seeing race nor sex is pretty much the simplest (and actually only) way to end racism.
My guy no wether or not you discriminate against someone personally doesn’t change the fact that people are systematically discriminated against and it’s important to recognize that to fix the problem. The example of this was the begging when they were talking about “the oscars so white” Katie claimed she didn’t see race and as a result had no idea about it.
@@caspermcgoangle975 Yet the Oscar's wouldn't be so white dominated if the movie directors and producers didn't see race when casting. Or the judges didn't see race when rating.
@@alcambio8923 "Not seeing race" is what's causing systemic racism to continue - people ignoring that it exists means its not being fixed. It means people are not checking their biases, not recognizing the struggles of POC. Your mindset is actually the greatest perpetuator of racism today
@UCXr_r271HGZKM-5o73ej4lQ I'd go with you shouldn't see race in individual interactions, but you should with analysis. If you walk around and you're treating people differently because of their race, you're a piece of shit, no matter how you try to justify it. But ignoring racism in others is also an issue. Calling that the largest problem is ridiculous though. The largest problem is that we treat individuals as their group.
The interplay between Grant's and Katie's energy in the "is he bald?" "He's famously bald!" part is hilarious
Katie's face when she says "is he bald?" is almost challenging
Pure comedic gold
I thought they were talking about Asmongold when I first read the comment before watching😂❤
I thought the punchline was going to end with grant giving her his glasses and her being able to actually see things for the first time.
Lol
and then grant trips and falls because he's a huge klutz idiot
That would have been great. "Oh...what are you puting on my faAAAAAAAHHHHH!!! WHAT ARE YOU!? ewewewewew Are you one of those "Men" things I've heard of!? *throws up*. You should be put in a campWHY IS THAT WOMAN DARK!? Is...is she evil? Is that what evil doesAAAAHHH! CYBORG! HE'S ROLLING AROUND! SKYNET IS HERE!"
I was thinking the same thing!
Yes. And then they all look different, including herself...😂
Katie is so good at playing the most annoying characters ever
1,000th like
playing?
beth baxter yep
beth baxter yeah but at least she has a point at the end.
bro, i don’t see annoying people.
“So Bruce Willis!?”
“Is he bald?”
“He’s famously bald!!”
thanks for quoting the video, i couldn't watch it
Katie... why are you doing this?
Ugh! GUYS COME ON!!!
I actually didn’t know that
@@trunestor Same man we’re really lucky to have people who help those who don’t have the same privileges
I remember back in the final years of primary school, I was in a conversation with some kids that turned racist(before we properly knew what racism was), with a couple of them commenting that 'all black people look the same, just like how all Asian people look the same', and I was just sitting there, nodding along, thinking "Yeah, just like how all white people look the same."
Turns out, I'm faceblind. Literally everyone looks the same to me, save for a few key obvious differences like skin colour and general skull shape. Two of my friends looked practically identical to me, and they never understood why I would mix them up so often.
I hope to one day live in a world where I can fail to tell people apart and have people understand that it's not because 'everyone of a different ethnicity to myself is below my attention', it's because my brain is dumb and I can't even recognise my own father if he takes his glasses off :/
I can sympathize with the faceblindness, I'm sorry. :(
With each year this video stays up,the more accurate it becomes.
So true
Neon Sunset *explain?*
My Snapchat is seb.gay99 Add me Social Justice Warriors, Feminist Nazi ect
@@subarus6316 yes you are right, they become more. Just be like the one guy who commented at this video sth like:" I see race, i just don't judge based off of that"
Not really, being colorblind is not a bad thing. This video compares being colorblind as being blind to everything else. I mean it's a cute strawman but that's all it is.
I mean, I personally wouldn't want to advocate race realism on a left wing channel as race realism is a far right talking point.
The aggression behind the sentence “He’s famously bald!” Sent me into giggling fits
it would've been really funny if at the end it turned out that Katie was just completely blind.
Genius lol
Except that I thought that that's where it was going from the beginning, so I'm glad they ended it in a less predictable way.
I hope u go blind dip shit
Fantastic plot twist 😂
Guinea Piggie ....what?
Sweden is packed with people like this. There is an organization who works with people who have disabilities that you don’t really see at first for example hearing problems, ptsd, autism etc and they hand out these green ribbons with sunflowers on them that you can wear around your neck to communicate to the world that you need special accommodation and you might react differently to a situation than expected. Me and my brother got ribbons like that when we went to Tivoli in Copenhagen, Denmark (we are autistic) and it made the day so much easier. My brother had a meltdown while we there, when that happens in Sweden people start saying things like “oh he’s so immature his parents really need to teach him some manners” but at Tivoli when people saw my brother’s sunflower ribbon they just kind of backed away. It also made me happy when we were at a café there was a young woman in front of us with what I assume was her friend and she had a sunflower ribbon just like me and it just made me happy. Apparently the woman who runs the sunflower organization has tried to make it a thing in Sweden but the people here refused, linking it to the yellow stars the Jews were forced to were during the n*zi regime. Also, I’ve gone to Liseberg which is the biggest amusement park in Sweden almost every year since I was very little and I’ve seen a total of one or two people who got to walk past the line because they couldn’t stand in it because of their disability. People here really can’t accept that some people can’t stand in line and get mad when people with a DISABILITY, get to go on the ride before them, and to that I say; freaking grow up.
7 month old comment, but just wanted to say thank you!
Googled it here and will definitely look to get one whenever i travel the next time, even though i may not have to use it, just having it there under the shirt would help your feelings of safety.
As a swede i had no idea this existed, its a shame it isnt more widespread here. I have autism, and while im "fine" to travel around, its somehting i prefer to avoid, and if complications occur (not just travelling, but evyerwhere really, grocery shopping etc.), either with me or someone nearby, my stress levels shoot up, i can freeze up, or i can go into a panic, "standard shutdown/overstimulated stuff".
If it could be as easy to simply wear a green ribbon/card around your neck, and people know what its about, maybe some of the situations ive been in wouldve been averted. (think someone asking you to answer, you wonder/think, they ask again because of it, you stutter/start to panic, then keep wondering and asking you things, while you just shutdown more and more, even though they didnt do anything wrong, and wouldve been fine for a normal person)
Its a shame its not widespread, it really should be. I can see the "lines" to something like the yellow stars, the sunflower ribbon is just there as an "Option", as something to help you avoid situations you struggle to function with, its just so different the connotation is crazy.
*(funny how a random youtube recommendation of a channel you dont watch, can have a comment that can have such a big possible impact on life)*
My mother also have a sunflower ribbon every time we travel (we’re from Denmark), and everyone is so helpful if a problem occurs. I just wish that the knowledge of this ribbon could spread further!
In the states, people with autism are treated like burdens, sent to conversion therapy (ABA), or even electroshocked into acting neurotypical. Imagine if they electroshocked blind people into “seeing”. For some reason, they still think it’s acceptable to punish autistic people for having a disability. Even most work places expect autistic people to make the accommodations for their own disability. An ex is my former employer gave us all lists of how to talk so that others can find it effective. Instead of actually consulting with autistic individuals (myself) to see what I would need and I already complained about being bullied. I accidentally interrupted someone because they stopped talking and I was written up. Meanwhile, people interrupted me all the time and it was fine. Once some lone interrupted me and I said, lexcuse me , I’m still talking” very calmly and later was written up for it because that person complained they were not allowed to interrupt me. Neurotypicals treat autistic individuals as less than for simply not understanding us instead of actually putting in a tiny bit of effort to understand us. Meanwhile, we bend over backwards to understand their nonsense all day even though we’re the ones with the disability. Do they also tell a person a person in a wheelchair they need to make an effort to use the stairs and electroshock them when they can’t?
@@JDMimeTHEFIRST I’m sorry to here this. It’s just so important to shine light on invisible disabilities.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ there is a sucker born every minute
I love how she keeps counting words on her fingers
"I-have-never-seen-a-wheel-chair"
edit: Geez, 4 thousand likes? Thanks everyone. Play Sky Racket on the Nintendo Switch! =D
It looked like sign language
That is the biggest thing about this video, I love that
She’s tryin to make a haiku
She tried to sign the words to make up for her 'inability' to see all differences including the recent one that was brought up: disabilities; in particular, deafness
4442, so close.
“What if someone was deaf?”
“Talk to them as if they could hear.”😂😂
that's more offensive than not talking to them!
But most deaf people can read lips if you talk normally right? Isn't that actually what you should do if you don't know sign language?
Brooklynn Franklin 666 likes... hmmmm... I’m not gonna touch this comment. No offense.
@@malfi8867 Boom 667
Yes, I have met one that could read lips. The way to be considerate is to talk normally with clear sentences.
She's just so narcissistic that she sees everyone as the same: lesser beings.
@reinhard earlin I totally agree.
eh no. she sees everyone THE SAME as her. hence the same age thing. not necessary lesser beings
@@fajrulramdhan2005 it was a J o k e
@@fajrulramdhan2005 yeah I was joking. I don't actually think she sees them as lesser beings.... just the character.
@reinhard earlin The problem with too many of us Liberals is that we cannot help but automatically see the worst in people. Why do you choose to interpret "I don't see race" in such a negative way?
Katie is so god damn good at making people want to punch her in the face. I know it’s acting and she isn’t that annoying outside of sketches, but she is so fucking amazing at making me angery
I don’t see age
FBI joined the chat!
FBI, OPEN UP!
We got em
FBI OPEN UP
Super Smash Brother’s Ultimate looks great.
FBI was kicked from the chat
The hand made heart killed me 😂😂
What? I didn’t see that
Stéphani Mahl
0:43
@@stephanimahl ...so...you don't see body parts?
HenriK Hald
Oh ok
Senaa Hasan hahahah thank you! I was being serious because “handmade” here in Brasil is a very used expression for cute paper crafts and stuff, and I didn’t find that... KKKKKKK But then my comment sounded like a following joke for the video lol laughing so hard
i don't see race, i see cocaine
-katie
Shayan Nawaz Cos cocaine makes everyone look white :)
Can't see salt on a table by itself... noooooo thats racist! Put pepper beside it and BAM! Equality.
Shayan Nawaz but cocain is white so race
Lmfao
COCAINEEEEEE
Katie's acting here is stellar. I liked Zac's raised eyebrow, Mike's "hmm," and Grant's "such BS." Still one of my favorite TH-cam videos of all time.
Sad thing is, there are actually people like this.
Yeah its sad there are people out there that don't care about your skin color.
@@RussianBot-qw4ht they mean, like, they act like race does not exist.
@@escarrgot1802
Well of course it exists, but as a "colorblind" person myself, we just don't care about race.
@@RussianBot-qw4ht I dont care about it either. It does not matter and should not be biased on how you are treated. But, it helped the world become a better place. With race, we all see the differences in people and learn to accept them. With race, humanity has come so far to include everyone of every color, and show the world how they live and the beauty of different cultures. If you don't see this, you are basically denying the beauty of different cultures and how we have learned to love every race. And I know by colorblind you mean you do not see race, but color blind people can still see differences on how light bounces off certain colors, and they can still see race. Nice try buddy.
@@escarrgot1802
Race is different than culture, and to view people by race is the path to racism. Colorblind was the SJW term used in my time to help people see past race, and was highly effective. Now we are laughed at and told to view people by race to accept their "differences". Nice try but current race relations are shit now.
I thought that she just had bad vision and literally saw just blobs.
you say that, but i dont see disabilities so i have no clue what bad vision means
Im hopeing your channel is bad vision because im going blind
It would have been funnier if they had just ended it there
"I only see one race, the human race"
i know people like this in real life and human is a species
but still
I'm one of those people
I am ignorantly unself-aware of my biases, and that makes me better than all of you :-)
Josef Stalin why are we racing?
I'm one of those lol.I was born in a country where pretty much most of the people have different skin colours and body types so I can't really seperate races.All people kinda look the same race to me
Man this skit was way ahead of its time.
now, it's like 3 katies vs the one sane person, except the 3 people are deluded into thinking they are the sane ones and that the one sane person is the intolerant bigot.
She can’t see anything, because she doesn’t have her glasses on
🤣🤣
The old woman and baby part killed me "It's in the name Katie", I bursted into laughter.
"talk to them as if they could hear" 😂
i wonder how the deafies felt about this joke.
I can lipread
(but please don't talk to me as if i could hear)
soooo, did you laugh at this joke? I'm genuinely curious! I used to spend a lot of time with deaf people before I moved.
Ha, yeah
I appreciate that in the end... Grant was 100% right (0:41), Katie just frames it as a positive.
Plot twist: She's color blind and severely near sighted. She literally continues to tell people she can't see things, yet no one helps her get to an optometrist.
People keep on criticizing her about not seeing things, until she utters some frustrated excuse and they leave her be. Still borderline blind and unaided, but no longer heckled.
She continues on in her current state, ignorant of all the things she cannot see in the world, unable to meaningfully contribute to so many conversations without being misunderstood.
And autistic 😂
I see race, i just don't judge based off of race.
That is literally impossible. Logically. And never been done in human history.
@@IO9802 then why am I able to do it?
@@selganor you aren't. You either don't realize it or you do realize it and are blatantly lying.
@@IO9802 you make a lot of assumptions about me yet don't know shit. I legitimately judge people based off character. I see race but I am not going to judge consciously on their race.
@@selganor I've made zero assumptions about you. Reread my comment. I never denied that you judge people based on character. You very well may. But you also judge them based on what you perceive as race. The two are not mutually exclusive. The only way to stop judging people based on something superficial (e.g. race) is to realize that it's superficial and only exists in your mind (i.e. to stop seeing it).
I don't see Crome, Mozilla, edge, safari. I see the internet.
You definitely wouldn't see Crome.
Comment deserves a like for not including IE
Sancho Jimenez that would take a few years to see
BING
Dude where is the explorer !
This was joke back then, and now become reality, there are real person who like Katie, lmao.
I don't see a white blond girl I see Pac-Man
Nice callback
That's not normal. -P
deFt18 You remember that too!
I see a meth head
No you see Ms. Pac-Man come on be more progressive
Plot twist: she's blind
Jackie Prata color blind
Jackie Prata no she’s a liberal
Ty Chaney no need to bring politics in this comment chat
The TARDIS no need to be sensitive about it. Not everything about ideology is politics.
I don't see blindness. I would interact with them as if they're not blind.
As a 40 year old Black man, i have often told this to some of my white friends, growing up. Real acceptance means that you ACCEPT someones differences. But to be fair, I get what she is TRYING to say. People judge based off sight. It's not right, but it's a fact of life. One guy discussed with me, that, with a lot of Black people, you have a higher percentage of bad areas...but yet he chooses to ignore the poverty percentage from economic deficiencies like gentrification within those communities. Also he chooses to ignore that since the 60's (after equality came into play) African Americans have skyrocketed in progress unlike any other race, ever. And even before then, they had clean successful suburban areas that were destroyed. One was literally bombed by racist white people and ignored by the US government until the 90's. See, It's just easier to equate color with problem. That's how the media keeps us all divided and stupid.
"uNlIkE aNy OTheR RAce EVoR" lol k Wis
my guy it was just a joke
My guy wrote a whole Bible 😂💀
JBSTACX It’s a fucking paragraph. Did you not pass English class?
@@No-xw7mo cringe
This has aged very well.
"There is only one race, the human race "
Me: WHAT ABOUT NASCAR !
Oona Shaw
Lol. 'race'.
Nice
🚗 🚗 🚗
Formula 1
Nice vine
I love you for this
What about Rupaul's Drag Race?!
I was just focusing on what they were doing with their hands
Katie, counting her fingers: I-have-ne-ver-seen-a-wheel-chair, I-don't-know-what-a-wheel-chair-looks-like
now that i noticed. LOL
DrawDrop id
DrawDrop same
i dont see "hands"
It would've been hilarious if she turned out to be actually blind.
TranquilOblivion and none of the others ever noticed her disability. Not even her dog.
+kebakent Genius!
TranquilOblivion A...a... amazing.
I was thinking that the entire time, waiting for the punchline but nope
Hey, Walt Disney was a fairly well known attendee of nazi party of America meetings and an anti Semite. If you're gonna spew garbage like this, at least check Wikipedia first.
2:50 I like how you can tell Trapp and Grant are putting on a face but Zac looks genuinely pissed off at Katie.
That is offensive to me, poor shapeless blob.
I don't see wealth, so...
I don't see shapes, so...
Marje Kikas I only see one shape. And that's the shape of humanity.
Firewolfcz aye I was the 2,000th like
Firewolfcz iil
deaf people seeing Katie's hands movements: why does she wants to bring pregnant blobs to attack north Korea?
Lol
i don't see education levels and grades
i believe everyone including me is a straight a student
Yeah
That is so offensive to gay a students. D:
😂
I'm gay
Beat me to it damn
"I don't see gender" didn't age well
I literally hate the character she is playing so much it physically hurts me.
It doesn't feel right. We need our real Katie back.
Amiloo I second this
Well, don't say that to Katie. She can't see pain
But she is right about a lot of the concepts. It was funny and had a good message until they started talking about gender and implying that men and women are different, and how they found it odd that she couldnt identify someones gender based on looks because “
men and women are clearly different“
.That is highly problematic and transphobic. Gender is a social construct. Just because someone looks like a stereotypical man does not mean they are a man, for example. And it doesn't matter what genitals one has because genitals have NOTHING to do with your gender. A woman CAN have a penis. Anyway she is actually in the right because just because I see someone with breasts and wearing a dress and having long hair, I cannot assume automatically that they are a woman.
The character has gone to the equality point that it starts to no longer be good equality.
"I don't see age"
Remember kids, age is just a number, *and jail is just a place.*
Pedos: aGe iS jUsT a NuMbEr
Me, knowing it’s a word:
Well see ya in 20 years
You know what's also a number?
*911*
eww
AH YEEEEES
Katie: You are all shapeless blobs.
Me: That's racist to people who ARE shapeless blobs.
PS: omg sixteen hundred likes! Thank you all!
Dora Demir That's racist to people who aren't shapeless blobs.
That's "blobs of shapelessness"!
I am shapeless blobs
Dora Demir this sounds like something Jeremey from Cinema Sins would say
Dora Demir EXCUSE ME!? I prefer colorless
anthropomorphic shape
The ending caught me off-guard 😂 I thought they were just getting straightforward and preachy but that was an unexpected twist that kept the humor going. Thanks for sharing.
Btw if it’s not clear I support the message of the video 100%
I somehow understand where Katie is coming from. Just don't care about the world's problem just like me. WHAT A TWIST in the ending. I thought it was all just gonna be humor.
It's like one of those you ' Judge early, regret later '
I am nothing. I don't have a gender. I'm ageless. I'm raceless. I have no ethnic background. I am literally just a living entity☺
Ah, so you still see life and death.
That is an amazing attitude and view to hold my friend. Good on you! I found the video funny until they started talking about gender and implying that men and women are different, and how they found it odd that she couldnt identify someones gender based on looks because “
men and women are clearly different“
.That is highly problematic and transphobic. Gender is a social construct. Just because someone looks like a stereotypical man does not mean they are a man, for example. And it doesn't matter what genitals one has because genitals have NOTHING to do with your gender. A woman CAN have a penis. Anyway she is actually in the right because just because I see someone with breasts and wearing a dress and having long hair, I cannot assume automatically that they are a woman.
Mister Justice it’s like Shrodinger (probably spelled wrongly) cat: until you don’t open the box, it can be both alive and death at the same time. In this case man, woman or androgynous
Your profile picture really shows that.
Sorry.
This sounds like a god complex
been watching too much anime lately, I'm having problems seeing gender. it's kind of worrisome
Watch Boku no Pico. It fixes everything.
😂😂
You're all fucking gay.
I thought anime also rarely ever has race. Weird.
Super Kawaii Otaku they're all Japanese
I thought the end was going to have her eyesight and she only sees other hers walking around.
That would've been so funny
That would have been funny, College Humor is incapable of being funny.
That would have been brilliant. You should start a TH-cam channel where you just redo all of CH's videos, but funny.
Calm down there..
Pretty shameless how all the guys were flirting with Katie here.
Underrated comment.
What guys?
@@nickzaytz5712 So amazing of you to not see people.
@@pavarottiaardvark3431 it's just easier nowadays
TBH anything with this old group is amazing.
all of these people are still at CH
faux meauxn Zac left
not exactly, he's still going to appear occasionally.
This is still the new group to me
Josiah Baumgartner same
FAMOUSLY BALD
I heard Bruce Willis' baldness is insured for 7 mil.
Director's cut : UnBaldable
Who comments these on behalf of collegehumor?
Bruce Willis' baldness punched me in the face one. It was awesome
Don't be baldist!
That girl needs a Pepsi
everybody needs a pepsi
TheCamoCaliber Pepsi is shit m8
Levi Reaves that's it.. That was the goal of Pepsi's commercial.. It's actually genius. They knew it would become a meme!
This should be top comment not the other comment
She needs to Join the Conversation.
Alternate universe:
“I only see one race: the Aryan race.”
Everyone in the room: *o_o*
Perhaps she’s a big Wolfenstein fan…
Katie:I don't see baldness
Grant:Bruce Willis
Katie:Is he bald??
Grant:He's famously bald
Me: Hahahahahaha
Ironic, your Barry Allen and in the video, the guys name is grant.
That played as soon as I started reading that
me: I don't see age either
*Chris Hansen walks in*
Chris: have a seat i'm Chris Hansen from dateline
me:SHiT
literally my mind 😂🤙
Omg lol
🤣🤣💯
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀💀
I think she's blind
what does blind mean?
I don't know I don't see disabilities
I don't see blindness
wait...
chon !
Defi when you can't see
underrated moment, katies delivery on "is he bald??? i had no idea :D"
I thought the twist would be that she actually can't see this shit xD
I thought it would be she only saw herself everywhere she went
Plot twist
Katie’s blind
She said everyone is shapeless blobs so maybe she just needs glasses
Collegehumor has been uploading good videos recently
Then our plan to make good videos is working!
Bro collegehumor replied to you that's crazy
no its really not.... that ship sailed in 2014 u guys are literally not funny at all anymore
Go back to making videos about college! Your new shit is lame.
PressCAPLOCK 8
"i only see one race, the human race" WHAT ABOUT NASCAR
THAT'S NOT WHAT EQUALITY MEANS!
Me- Finally.
Sultan Abdulaziz Thank you
Equality is equal chance
..and yes Equalitism could be a new religion... . XD
What is equality? WHO, IN THIS COUNTRY DOES NOT HAVE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES? "=" what does this stupid fucking syombl even mean??
Sultan Abdulaziz
You can't solve problems if you can't see it.
MULAN SzeChuan Teriyaki Dipping Sauce +
First you have to find the problem
Pickle Rick This may sound crazy, but I don't see problems.
quleughy I don't see problems, I just see solutions.
i think not seeing "the problem" is part of the solution
There was a guy in my highschool who literally couldn't see gender. He had a neurological disorder that kept him from making connections. He also couldn't tell if something was like a chair unless you told him. Like he could look at something he knew was a chair and understand "this is a chair" but if you showed him a stool he couldn't connect that this was also like a chair. He could figure out race though (or at least color) he could observe and understand, but couldn't connect those observations or extrapolate
Wow life must be super hard for people like that. I can't imagine it.
sure that happened buddy lol
I forget what this is called, but face blindness is actually a extremely mild form of what that is.
@@kamiyama-chairdesklamp agnosia
it's interesting seeing newer commenters describe katie's character as "woke," when she's clearly meant to be playing the role of a fake progressive. she literally says at the end that she really just wants to ignore injustice, there's no real room for other interpretations here.
also, the part a minute in isn't *that* transphobic. even katie's character establishes a difference between sex and gender, which goes unchallenged. i think the issue is the writer(s) not knowing about things like boymoders and the like, and trans men still wanting to be pregnant, which is understandable for when this was made i think
Thank you for typing out everything I was thinking but more coherently.
I was scrolling through the comments and seeing a lot about how that part could be transphobic or would get them cancelled, and thinking about how context matters. This is an older sketch, and it’s based on an assumption that’s largely true and was made with no malice. It’s a bit of ignorance at most, not purposeful rudeness.
Have a nice day random stranger, and thank you for making me feel less crazy
@@erinyes3943 you're welcome! it's always nice to see one of these comments resonate with someone. you have a nice day as well :)
Describing her as "woke" is so funny
Especially considering that the actual real meaning of the word "woke" literally was created by african americans to insinuate being awake about the injustice in the system
Literally saying that there are unfair differences in the system
But I don't expect rightioids to be literate I guess
Holy cow just read the full comment WHY ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT BOYMODDERS HERE 😭😭
@@Bareq_99 why wouldn't I talk about boymoders? they're transwomen who don't try to pass in public afaik, it supports my point.
also, to be fair to those "rightoids" (and I think using the -oid suffix from n*groid/m*ngoloid to mock people is... a choice),
their version of "woke" began as a sarcastic mockery of the first one, dismissing the idea of systemic injustice. so it's wilfully ignorant, but not *that* ignorant
They see the wheelchair. They all see the wheelchair. Ignoring us, hushing your child with questions, or discouraging anyone aknowledging is so much worse.
Ok, I hear both sides, it’s rude to hush your child but some might see it as rude to just let your kid go up and mouth off. Kids can say hurtful things without them realizing it, so us parents have a tendency to try to shush them so they don’t say anything rude. Like, for instance, when little kids go up to fat people and ask if they have a baby in their tummy. We’re not mind readers and we don’t know if someone disabled wants to have a convo with a random little kid about their disability.
@@indiag89 ha, reminds me of a story mom told me about myself where I talked to a man who had prosthetics and said "are you a robot?"
She was very embarrassed.
thepanis 69 oh no 😂 my 4 year old doesn’t have much a filter and she has said a few embarrassing things 🤦♀️
@@Rondobondohondo how did he react tho?
Honestly it’s hard to imagine anyone hating a kid for saying something like that
@@kaixiang5390 from what I heard he was fine with it but that doesn't make it less embarrassing to have your kid say that
Necrophiliacs: I don't *see* the dead
I don’t see age as well but I also don’t see words so I wouldn’t know
uhoh
Eat your cereal dude
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Or is it that they never saw life
I can't tell if this is left wing propaganda or right wing propaganda
I love it
Thanos car
I think it's anti-SJW propaganda. Who calls everyone "ableist" for just saying someone has a disability?
It could be either, but I can tell what it isn`t : Humor.
I mean, 129,000 people (and I) found it pretty funny.
OjTony Neither. Comedy is comedy. The fact that even just talking about social issues, while mocking both sides of an ideology, has to be made for the only porpouse to push an agenda is quite frankly weird.
Ok I've literally never heard of anyone say "I don't see race" except for white Americans.
probably because theyre the ones most people assume will be racist
cry about it
racist
And that’s why they are going extinct. Failed to address the problems and instead give up
"There's only one race, the human race"
*Slaps*
"WHAT ABOUT NASCAR"
69 nice
Ya and, what about the rain drops on my window. They are racing.
lol someone copied your comment and it has more likes than you (about 4.5k) . My heart felt condolences to you friend
Yes indeed that this comment is stolen from another user
But it doesn't matter, there's no law that says a fake can't surpass the original
@@firstnamelastname061 I mean that’s fine considering it’s a popular vine lmao
The TH-cam algorithm has a cruel sense of irony.
“There’s only on race the human race.” *gets slapped*
“WHAT ABOUT NASCAR???”
Stolen comment
She doesn’t see race, I don’t see movies.
I can't see race either. I'm fricking blind thanks college humor.
I'm also magic that's how I typed this without seeing the letters.
You're a wizard and your wizard name is F**k Head
Even if you're color blind, you can still tell the difference between a black person and a white person.
Not if you see only one color channel multiplied by negative of other channels. Black and white will look the same.
Epic Cohii Hello Sakamoto
You don't have to be magic to be able to type without seeing the keyboard. There are reasons for the bumps on F and J, and there are many other ways to leave a comment on different devices with an array of input methods.
I was literally waiting the whole time, the punchline would be that she is just really shortsighted. thinking about it, this was definetly the better sketch...
qwonatz *definitely
Narh, I was slightly disappointed... I just wanted her to see floating eyes and lips.
FaithsStardust • What drugs are you on and where can I get some?
Yeah, 'shapeless blobs' and in another video she was wearing glasses, sounds like me! "I don't see street signs..."
u just told my lifestory *sigh*
I thought this was leading up to her actually being blind.
The weird thing is that by today's standarts, this video is not woke enough
this video was never woke lmfao
@@aishuhhh I know. "I don't see race" has always been a conservative trope against affirmative action.
"He's famously bald!" 😂
I use this logic in school:
Math teacher: Find the displacement of this derivative
Me: Oh sorry, I don't see a difference in numbers. They're all just question marks in my mind
???y+??x=????
2:27 "I believe both women are my same age" - Roy Moore
today seeing someone as an old woman or as a man based on appareances is problematic, so even this video could get you cancelled
Weird, weird.
Man this is really appropriate for right now
I'm offended by your rude mocking of baldness. Baldness is a real world issue, and I won't take this tyranny.
Calm down Bruce Willis
What baldness?
Fredico Finjay I dont know if you're joking or if you're actually serious
so your bald
You no it’s a fucking joke right.
“You have two older brothers, can you at least acknowledge that?”
“Yes. And I believe both women are my same age”
😂😂😂
The delivery of "I believe everyone is the same age" always cracks me up
BRUCE WILLIS. HE'S /FAMOUSLY/ BALD.
I dont see race...
I dont see gender...
HOLY GOD IM BLIND
Reality Searcher :/
DarkSniper11Z lol😂
DarkSniper11Z I see chicken
You see humans I see Gods
I genuinely didn’t know my stepdad was Latino until my mom explicitly told me, three years after he moved in with us.
Although maybe that’s less about not seeing race and more just me being unobservant in general.
it's very normal for children to not know too! especially in diverse areas! i grew up in Tennessee, and i had to ask my parents if i was black.
@@remingtonn_ true, but I was already in my twenties when she met my stepdad for the first time, so… 😅
"PENDEJA"
"Huh, weird english words"
tbf there are latinos of every skin tone so that’s not super crazy
Wow the whole “pregnant person is a women “ bit did not age well lol
It aged perfectly. “I don’t see sex”