I Get These Questions at EVERY College Campus
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The more Q&A’s I do with students, the more the arguments from the leftist begin to sound the same. Here are a couple of questions about systemic racism and policing that I took from students during my recent visit to Washington University in St. Louis. What do you guys think about these exchanges? Let me know in the comments!
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I’m a black man and I can’t speak for my community but from what I seen within the community is we never want to have the hard discussions about getting our own shit together. We constantly blame someone else, we constantly kill each other, hate on each other, embrace negative culture, and we never take responsibility so it never changes
I think more black people think the same way you do than we all realize...it is rare for someone to openly express your beliefs. I'm sure you've received some backlash if you've shared that view with other black people??
@@Gabriel.1985. how come it took white people to bring attention to blacks being way more violent than any other race on earth. Blacks didnt stand up on their own and they still havent. Lincoln was wrong.
I constantly hear that black people need to come together. This is True! But it's not going happen if our hearts are not changed by Christ Jesus. I lived in Kenya, a beautiful educated country. But the wickedness is still killing as a people.
Only, Jesus Christ can heal the Black Family!!!
@@briarpatchson3039
There won't be any divine intervention forthcoming
Stop hoping Jesus shows up, start talking to each other instead
@@Gabriel.1985. there are definitely more but yes I’ve been called a coon, house negro, honkey tonky, a trump supporter. It is difficult to speak up because you risk being ostracized from your own group. I think history is important but it’s also important to move past it and ppl just don’t want to
This is the type of guy who doesn't live in those kind of neighborhoods but has every opinion about them.
We used to call those "limousine liberals."
@@joeday4293 😆
He should be required to take at least a semester of policing and have 50 hours or so to be in ride alongs! Every student should. He definitely seems like a anti whites racist! They’re being taught to be anti white racist
Make this mama's sons go and try to live there...
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That's not fair,,,I'm sure he's driven past them a few times
I teach in a mostly African American school and the differences between behaviors is shocking. My African American students have an unbelievable sense of entitlement. They cheat at rates much higher than other groups and have such a problem with authority that listening to instruction and doing work seems beneath them. When admonished, many of them claimed it was black history month so they're above reproach. One girl demanded to copy another student's work because she was black and her work was reparations. When I removed students from the classroom for arguing, took away their cell phones, or called them out on cheating, they called me racist and wanted to stage a walkout. These are not innate behaviors. These are learned behaviors. It is a massive problem
These are people being trained with a victim mentality and it is sevearly messed up
fuck that and i don't understand this mentality it's so far gone if my kid started being racist i would slap that taste out their mouth, learn respect
My daughters went to a middle school where they were 2 of the 5 white kids one year. Did not bother me in the least, but it apparently does a lot of other people. Both of my girls were bullied and my younger daughter jumped at one point. The girl who attacked her got to go home for the day and my daughter got in school suspension. When I confronted the principal, she told me that everyone said my daughter never even got a chance to fight back because she was jumped from behind, but this was supposedly for her protection. That was the last straw and I reached out to our superintendent and state superintendent.
Problems with "authority" is as American as apple pie. All American students should walkout of every government classroom across America because government schooling is a form of child abuse.
Government schools had a major hand in creating these problems, but those working in the system never want to take the blame for what they've participated in helping create. As you are a government teacher, you will not get any sympathy from me. Only disdain.
What are you crazy! Get your daughters out of that school lol regardless of race or whatever, this is clearly not a safe school, it ain’t cutting it.
The problem with these Q&A's is that these people come in with the intent to argue, not to listen or come to a shared compromise of ideas. They just want to be right.
pretty much. They want to make their ideas/thoughts clear and "win" the argument, especially against a famous speaker, because they'll get the largest soap box for clout and publicity (whether thats being famous for participating and 1-uping the speaker in what they think is a well thought-out stance, or infamy for a terrible opinion or trolling)
The blue shirt guys is the example.
The act of wanting to shout down anyone who has a different opinion, particularly one that is contrary to their own is a very common trait of those of the left/socialists/liberals. When it comes to debates such as this, you rarely see a live and let live approach with them.
@@jonh9561 I have seen this issue on both sides.
And they are always right, because if they are wrong, they are the victim, which makes them right
“Over policed” …you mean more police show up where more of the crime is committed? Who knew?
Right? That guy just damaged my brain cells permanently with his "arguments"
Leftists aren’t known for thinking logically.
No, bc “all neighborhoods have the same crime rates”
Didn't the argument used to be, too many police in affluent neighborhoods and not enough in poor neighborhoods?
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Apparently reasoning is pointless when fighting is the goal.
The woke left is about conquest not logic and reason
Sadly true. Debates tend to be about one-liners, “zingers”, and the mentality of “I MUST WIN” instead of a genuine desire to understand the other side. More fuel for the want to fight instead of reason.
@@TransparencyandMerit exactly, my point. Thank you 🙏🏻
The goal is for Left fascists to take over poor neighborhoods and use them as base camps to enslave the rest of society. How are you going to use reasonable arguments to get your potential victims to help you do this to them? Of course they turn to lies, evasion, schemes and selective violence to get their way.
@@loriwaldo7200 Amen! We need to come to a compromise! If you disagree you talk about it respectfully but I will say this was a bit more respectful than others I see!
The fact she stated the Asian Americans are a minority and nobody feels bad for us, fucking thank you for pointing that out!
True but the discourse was civil and the audience got to hear what she had to say, wasn't she a liberal not long ago? Emotion might win the battle but reason will win the war
You can also point out Nigerian immigrants who share many of the family values as Asian immigrants: Education, Family, Hard work. They are doing really well for themselves and excel in USA. It's all culture. Good culture with the right values will definitely give you better opportunities and lead you to a much better social economic standing in America and it doesn't take multiple generations to accumulate this. It just takes working hard now. If you've lived in the USA a long time and are still poor, look in the mirror.
We DO feel for you. It is just that the loud, agenda-driven, leftists don't because supporting Asians don't advance their narrative.
The Asian community values real education not the current BS going on at a lot of colleges.
@@SiuLeung well.. domestic nigerians are raised to scam people on the internet 😂😉
“…every disparity that you recognize on the basis of race does not mean that racism is the sole factor”
Girl!!!! 🎊 🎉🍾
“…every disparity that you recognize on the basis of race does not mean that racism is the sole factor” .
Heh heh, yes. You cannot automatically assume that a statistical difference (the dependent variable) between two or more groups is caused by one specific independent variable. You need to do further research to conclude that.
That is basically social sciences 101/first semester stuff. At least when I studied political science here in Denmark.
And she was being conservative. It doesn't even mean that racism is a measurable factor at all.
@shyviking Trust me man, im american and if you take a single social statistics class they make it very very clear that no one factor causes major disparities. There's always multiple. It's just that here in America, we also have dumbasses who ignore fact to only focus on what they *think* is correct... with no proof.
@@shyviking yeah... but she said it in a cool way 😂
I can’t believe she’a only 22. Such clarity of thought for her age and she’s only just getting started.
As a young person I WOULD be offended by this since I and my friends have clarity of thought but uhhh... I know this comment came from a place of truth. Dang. Wish we could be smarter
offended? Ok Princes
@Mother Rossiya what does calling something a red pill mean? Genuinely asking, I’ve seen this thrown around a lot and have no clue lol
@Shaikya being red pilled is being exposed to beliefs, choices, or information that allow you to see the world as it really is, even though you would feel safer or happier if you did not.
@@birtsg ohh I gotcha, thanks!
As soon as he said "don't say gay" I knew all he was taught was to regurgitate leftist talking points.
That's all college is these days- unfortunately - I feel bad for the parents that are paying for it
I wanted so badly for her to ask him to provide proof of that statement lol
The first kid did not acknowledge anything she had to say. He researched left-wing talking points and that was his whole argument. He didn't want to hear anything she said and just repeat what he has been told.
I think him, like many people on the left, just don’t understand equity of outcome vs equality. They constantly point to statistics centered around race assuming racism is the cause of any disparity. If we truly want people to be free to make their own decisions we have to accept that every statistic isn’t going to be an even split along racial lines.
Yeah. He kept saying "and I totally understand that but..." And saying the same thing he had been saying.
@@thecamillarose9806 The sunlight of objective fact rapidly dissolves soy.
@@thecamillarose9806 And then when their arguments are left in shreds they resort to childish insults and flee the scene.
@@moralityisnotsubjective5 Rage quit when they lose.
Maidenless behavior.
As an Asian American, our parents taught us that to live off the government or someone else is shameful. We were pushed at a very young age to get our education, study hard and be a good person so that we would have a successful easier life. Again we are taught that we should not bring shame to ourselves and our families! Hard work pays off, trying to live off the system is looked down upon as being lazy. This of course if you, yourself have no physical or mental issues. My brother falls in the latter, we as a family take care of him not the government, as we have the means. If others don’t then that is what those assistance programs are for!!! They are the only ones who should have those benefits, not healthy young individuals.
I’ve had the good fortune to work with many Asians, especially Chinese, over the last year. Their culture and values should be emulated.
Ironically, I have met most of those people due to the very university that held this event.
We were also taught that anything bad we did would bring a bad name to the collective group of us. There's a reason why stereotypes exist....
@@armynurseboy so we think twice before we make a decision and are more rational
I agree that the thought process of living off government largess which is being taken from the largely from the professional classes like doctors, lawyers, engineers and others and not by the likes of Bill Gates or Warren Buffett who can figure out when they want to take income and how much with a 1099 rather than as professional schmuks who only get a W-2 and have to pay 52% of our income in taxes.
In my personal opinion living off of anyone else either through direct or indirect loans or gifts is shameful to me. I’ve only borrowed a limited amount of money from my mother back in my early 20s living in poverty in the Lower East side of New York City, as I’m sure my $40 a week paycheque well in an internship program was hardly enough to cover my $300 a month rent payment not to mention taking the subway etc. I had to take out a roommate to afford living in one of the worst neighbourhoods in Manhattan and at one point almost paid for that luxury with my life. I paid my mother back in spades mowing the lawn every couple of weeks and changing the storm windows to screens and back every six months from the time I was about six years old until well into my 20’s. No complaints and no regrets. I appreciated having the opportunity to be able to one time borrow from my mother but then of course my father who left before I was born because I was hounding me to loan him money which of course would never of gotten paid back because that’s how he lived. I don’t know how I managed to elude his mentality of living off the hard work of others but I did.
Unfortunately, liberal America has taught those in supposedly oppressed communities, largely speaking of native born black Americans that they are victims, oppressed and entitled and therefore bellying up to the government trough for welfare payments, child support, food stamps and other freebies is a birthright. No wonder they get angry when we threaten to take it away!
I don’t think I’m racist in general though I think all of us have the capacity to be racist under various circumstances but seriously some of the most unmotivated and unproductive people I know are black and also some of the most thin-skinned and racist people I know are black and I don’t blame that entirely on them, I blame much of that on progressive white society that has taught them those values for at least the past 60 years. With the relatively young age of reproduction in inner-city Black communities compared to most other communities, we’re talking about a generation every 15 to 20 years!
There isn't a bill that says "Don't say gay," but of course he walked away before his passionately nonsensical points could be countered.
He went to his safe space for a good cry.
@@mikebarkley8713 😭😭
@@mikebarkley8713 😂🤣
@@mikebarkley8713 Ok that made me LOL. Probably called the cops on Amala too XD
@@luigivincenz3843 The violence! 😂
As a black man with a Bachelors degree I will admit Colleges are liberal training camps. #prolife
As a white man with a masters degree, I concur. 🙂
They're more like Left fascist training camps. But yeah.
As someone who is presently dropping out of college: YUP. I go from the anti-male anti-white class with splashes of anti-America to my anti-God class, and frankly I'm sick of it.
Communism at work. Check out a guy called Yuri Bezmenov. This is NOT a new thing, this has been going on since day zero.
As a single cell amoeba; I don't know what any of that has to do with phagocytosis, using my pseudopods to destroy the nucleus of inferior bacterium!
What a sad prospect. The first “debater” was so emotional in his argument that he was seemingly unable to complete a coherent argument without fidgeting and jittering and bailing out. I know what he’s going through, I used to experience the same thing before leaving the left, when arguing points that I could not fully and comprehensively defend
Cognitive dissonance. I use to watch the human train wreck that is game reviewer Jim Sterling, I refuse to use whatever name/pronouns he uses now.
He tried to convince his viewers that the term cognitive dissonance wasn't applicable when it clearly was. Leftist thinking forces people to deny reality in order keep believing in the central goals of leftist doctrine.
Exactly!
I am totally against his bias and general viewpoint. But in the interest of giving the benefit of the doubt, and as someone who has dealt with crippling stage fright in the past, perhaps he was just nervous being filmed, in front of an audience, and asking questions to a known political entity with a large platform. At the very least, give him some credit for at least not interrupting or being one of the minions outside holding signs trying to silence her.
If they don't agree, and everyone agrees (in the circle) then they must be wrong and only spout lies. And you should never listen to lies.
Teachers teach, so they are always right. Unless the teacher that tells you your are a victim or a loopy head based on skin to e that's irrelevant to them because they don't count in the equation or have said to have repented to the party.
Some crazy logic that doesn't hold up. That's why there's an ejector sheet.
What the hell is with the fact that a debate took place in the first place? Is this really how entitled people who go to these things are?
"I'm gonna go AND KNOCK AMALA DOWN A PEG!"
"I GOTTA GO SEE THIS PERSON I HATE!"
What a shitty way to conduct "Question time".
It's not, "Here's your chance to grandstand!" time.
Amala, I completely agree : it has to do with culture. I also grew up very poor (in Europe) and my mum was a widow at age 29, immigrant, working class. We had no money for anything extra but we went to the library, read plenty of books, watched movies, opera online, played chess with her, made art during the weekends, I learned 5 languages by the age of 19. And funny enough, I’m white and experienced discrimination from Muslims every week since I grew up in Marseille (France) where the immigration rate from North Africa is hectic.
Today I’m an architect with a phd. (The truth is that studies in france are free, otherwise it might have been harder)
This is all thanks to my wonderful mother, who values knowledge and work, art and beauty in life. She has been such a great example to me and I’m so proud of her, she is now 62, she’s a world renown artist and her success is one of my greatest joy!
I don't normally post comments, but I was so touched by your loving inspiring story, the best of the human spirit, that I wept. How fortunate you were to have your Mum and how fortunate is she to have you and your deep appreciation of her.
Your mum is an angel❤🙏☦️
Do you mind elaborating on the discrimination you experienced from Muslims as you grew up in France (if you're comfortable)? I'm Muslim and I'm not trying to fight btw :) I just know that we always hear about discrimination *against* Muslims in France, never the other way around, so I want to hear both sides of the story so that I don't unconsciously have a bias (especially since I don't live in France).
@@vido1578 Thank you 🙏🏻 It is only thanks to her, she gave me the right example ! But thank you !
@@rankobarensic 🙏🏻
I like how Amala ignored the bait the first student tried to throw out there for an argument by saying "yeah lets put more money into 'don't say gay'" Amala is a class act as always
It was clear that no amount of facts was going to change his mind from the MSM talking points.
See how stupid these democrat/Marxists are with the claim that the anti-groomer bill in Florida says that teachers "can't say gay", nowhere in the Florida Bill does it say that.
@@IosifavichWhat talking points of his did you disagree with?
@@sammoseley9113 all of them, he's uninformed and ignorant. Amala laid out the facts and he chose to ignore them, much like you are right now.
@Sam Moseley the fact he said "bills that say don't say gay" is the obvious one here.
Considering it's a blatant, outright fabrication.
The entire "don't say gay" debacle was one of the weirdest times if recent memory for me. When I would watch thousands of people take to the internet and streets, loudly declaring their opposition to a bill that they claimed said something it never said, included something it didn't include, and did something it didn't do.
And the fact that Bill was a scant 7 - 8 pages long and so easy a 6th grader could read it, made it all the worse.
We live in an age where the entire summation of human knowledge is in our pockets, I know that usually ends with the punchline "and we use it to look at cats and get mad at strangers". But the fact it was _that easy_ to disprove the "don't say gay" insanity with a quick internet search and 10 minutes of light reading, but people outright refused to, is harrowing in the extreme to anyone with a sense of reason.
All it took, was for a few mouth pieces to repeat an easy to repeat PR style phrase, and suddenly it created a ripple effect across society. You had people willing to come to blows over the subject. Saying the most vicious things about something they thought they _knew_ to be true. So sure that they displayed hatred and vitriol for all the world to see, and _they couldn't have been more wrong_
Even now, that a college student, someone meant to be an educated adult in an institution of higher learning, would repeat something so false is absurd.
I’m Mexican. When there were no cops around, I vandalized the walls amongst other crimes. I grew up in the neighborhood. My mom’s friend was shot in front of our mail box minding her own business. This shooting, nor the crimes me and my homies committed, would have ever happened if the Cops were around. Now that I’m old with kids, there is no way on earth that I want to see less police and some person walking around with a shirt that says “neighborhood patrol” without a gun. The gangsters would just shoot that person when they would try to intervene into their business. The only one who wants less cops are people who never lived in the hood or who are criminals like I was. Dumb students are trying to find some stupid cause to stand for in relation to something they know nothing about!!!! Give them a neighborhood patrol shirt and send them to the ghetto with no gun and have them interfere with hoodsters-they won’t-guaranteed! Thank you Amala. Keep up the good work…..
Amen, sir. I worked as a teacher in areas both heavily Latino/Native and black, all lower income. No issues in my classroom because my rules were fair and consistent but at home they were wild. Some were even banned from public transport because of their shenanigans. I was told because our school resource person quit that I would have to do home visits. I asked if I was going to be given protection, either a detail or weapon. They thought I was joking. I know my limits and got out.
I like your idea! I am 100% for it. It could be a great way for them to give back to the communities, and actually do something instead of talking.
Exactly!!!!!! I'm Mexican too, and we both know that gangs are still a big problem in our culture and drug dealing. Criminality is part of humanity, but our culture glorifies this shit cus everyone wants to be a bad ass! So when he said "wow" in regards to Amala saying culture is a factor, I knew this kid doesn't know shit and he probably read about us in books! Lol he lives in a nice neighborhood where he doesn't need much policing and probably broke his wrist getting out of bed 🤣
All these students need to learn their constitutional rights that would be a great place to start and yes we need police but we also need police that are going to know our constitutional rights and are going to uphold them.
There's a third category of people who want fewer cops in minority neighbourhoods. Marxists. The worse your neighbourhoods get the more they can complain about racism. They glorify criminality in black and Mexican cultures in order to create chaos. They think that from that chaos they can create a Marxist society.
College kids crack me up. They've been adults for five minutes but seem to know everything about life. What do they know about adulthood? Nothing
Lmfaooo fr like they need to listen to educated people
That’s the point of these discussions.. to learn and challenge your pov
We call that "the eggs are teaching the hen" around here. They just popped out, was indoctrinated at school and got a piece of paper telling them they are great (at repeating what they were told), and now they know it all.
American colleges are a joke. I would rather go to college in another country than most American colleges. American colleges are woke
Not true.
They know evry piece of leftist nonsense their professors shoved in their pie hole
I lived in a rough neighborhood in Chicago. We needed more police and they couldn't be bothered to come. These kids are so emotional these days. It's hard to believe any of them grew up in a rough area while being able to afford and attend college.
Just because people are in college, it doesn’t mean that they can afford to be there.
@@stephaniemiddleton3740 Doesnt mean theyre smart enough to be there either.
These people that defend the hood ain't never spent a day in the hood. It's so easy to talk that talk until you step into it and experience for yourself.
Deadass 💀. Shit is hectic.
I don't fear a white cop in the hood. I fear a black male criminal killing me and getting our free caus the white cop was too afraid to step in cause he doesn't wanna be racist.
Like the men who say what a woman is.
Right. The first guy who scoffed at Amala saying it’s a culture issue has obviously never experienced “hood” culture. It does influence kids and I’ve seen so many young men living a life of crime from an early age because of it.
This!!!! People that live in the hood want police and quick response of them. I used to live there. This kid doesn’t have a clue!
As a black school leader and previous math school teacher serving schools in predominantly black and hispanic schools in the South Bronx, I can FIRMLY say, we have a CULTURE issue. And I want MORE police on my block in the South Bronx.
Our culture change will shift the statistics regarding black male imprisonment. Simple. Changing the culture will take some work but it starts with acknowledgement. And until that realization occurs, we won't change our culture and in turn, prison statistics will not change either.
Exaclty people talk about nypd but never have been in nyc ever so they dont even understand how police is so need it
Yeas its almost always truly privileged people who on behalf of groups they know little about, argue that police are racist and should be defunded.
@@Valehass OMGGG thank youuu! It's astonishing!
Thank you for all of the wonderful and important work that you do, Kizzy!
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You know, I'm 15, a Floridian, and absolutely loving the "Don't say gay" bill. Its entire purpose is to ban TEACHERS from discussing any kind of sexuality from kindergarten through 3rd grade. Not to ban kids from coming out as gay lol. Get your facts from the bill itself, not the Instagram memes that were flooding the internet. Now my little sibling can learn in peace without being taught things that should be taught by parents! Thank you Desantis, thank you Amala, for fighting the good fight!!
Yeah, I’m sure he never read the bill
I’ll go further and say the bill specifically disallows “instruction”
of said sexual content, so a teacher can mention they are gay or trans, but cannot instruct in their classroom any sexual content is the way I read it, all of these wokists never read the bill, they just label it as anti-gay and run with it. Not to mention it’s K-3rd grade, should be K-12.
The guy questioning Amala did not mention a ban on kids coming out as gay.
@@Edaloy27 Exactly, and agreed about the k-12.
@@channel1_channel , he called it the don’t say gay bill. The left is claiming this means children can’t come out as gay.
Why are you playing games? You know this is in fact what they’re claiming.
I always like how she articulates her opinion and provides examples in relation to the questions. Can't believe she's just 22. What am I doing with my life 🤣🤣🤣
Fr she makes me feel dumb, I want to learn how to speak like her and articulate my ideas properly
@@Anelle1386 ikr. I'm not even sure if I can keep my composure if there were people screaming in my face and blabbering some non sense. I'll probably loose my cool
@@DarkSoul43517 Me too. I know this isn't right, but I feel like she has an I'm better then you and I'm looking down on you personality, but that is my own insecurity.
All of the above comments I can relate minimal 89% ❤😉🫡🙏☦️🇳🇱
This guy didn't expect Amala to comeback with all facts against everything he brought up . She crushed him with a calm and intelligent response !!!
What facts?
He ran away also
@@Coopogers what is not a fact?
Well she wasn't trying to crush him, just share useful knowledge that undermines his biases. It's a chance to expand one's understanding (which he wasn't ready for, but maybe someday).
All she's saying is that the world is complex, and you can't blame everything on racism, or systemic racism - but she's not arguing that those things don't exist. The problem with when people make this argument this way is the leading conclusion that then those things are not worth addressing. They are. They all are. The racism, the cultural issues, everything.
The guy has bought into the fallacy, hook, like, and sinker, that there's some sort of simple explanation for all the problems, and therefore there's some simple solution.
I'm a Latina that grew up in a terrible neighborhood. Police were not a thing. I watched a car jacking in my neighborhood once and the poor guy waited over an hour for the police to show up. I still live in a crap neighborhood except that there is a police station around the corner and surprising there's little excitement around here and I feel safe enough to go for a walk every morning.
We need more women like
You speaking up and out. I lived in urban areas when I was on drugs for over 10 years so while I saw lots of things with my own eyes but no one is going to listen to a white girl who was there for 10 years yes but her whole life? No.
Who would have thought that police presence is a deterrent to crime huh!!?? I'm glad that made you feel safer, I recommend getting a firearm as well if you haven't already. Take care.
That doesn't mean statistics lie. Statistics shows heavy policing lead to younger kids devolve into more criminal activity upon growing up.
@@takeshikovach5165
According to who?
The guys that got caught by the police?
"Like, when I wuz 5, I was playing marbels on the streetz, 'n the 5-0 showed up and the pigz they broke my jawz with a klub and sheeit, only for playin' with m'marbles
if dat ain' happened, I'd be a standup ziti, ziddi,,..I'd not b a criminal"
-Researcher:
"Ah this young man is such a sweet person in reality, he must be telling the truth"
@@takeshikovach5165 You say that as though it's always been this way. 40+ years ago, the claim was that the police were under-policing black and other minority communities because they didn't care about them, focusing on policing white neighborhoods. Now the leftist claim is that focusing on neighborhoods that are predominantly black (with higher crime rates) is causing the higher rate of crime in the black community. I suspect, though, if the level of policing in minority communities were reduced, you would once again claim racism.
Making the issue of police misconduct all about racism means you will never see improvement. The problem is abuse of power and disregarding the law by those entrusted to defend it. If you want progress on this front push for mandatory body cams that can't be turned of by just the LEO, ending the drug war and legalizing prostitution, getting rid of police unions and qulified immunity (while making the tort system loser pays), eliminating no-knock warrants, reversing the militarization of police forces, and harsher sentencing guidlines for violent crimes. You could also push for a repeal of the blatantly unconstitutional restrictions on the 2nd Amendment. You don't advocate for those things, though, since you look at EVERYTHING through a prism of identity politics.
That's first guy clearly wasn't listening to anything Amala was saying. You can see it in his body language when he was moving his hands and mouthing what he wants to say completely disregarding what was being explained to him.
I was paying more attention to all the beautiful layers in his shiny hairdo, literally.
Absolutley! He's body language definitely said. "I'm only here to make MY point, not listen to yours". Very disappointing 😔
I think it's a sign of cognitive dissonance in which one doesn't want to accept that the changing of their beliefs, ahnd is desperate to hold onto them in the face of information that contradicts their ideology.
Indeed, definitely a symptom of his being on the soy spectrum.
@@boomguitarjared Well in all fairness he had the microphone in his hand so wasn't able to defer to his normal instinctive reaction of shoving his fingers in both ears and shrieking 'no, no, no, like a toddler at bath time lol
I like that she’s saying what a lot of people want to say but are too scared to say because they don’t want to be labeled racist and that’s amazing. I absolutely love her and the grace and intelligence she has at such a young age
The anxiety he clearly has while Amala is talking is killing me, he barely can wait to throw the buzzwords and the "facts" away
Haha he's moving his hands while she's talking🤣
He was barely listening. Just trying not to forget what he wants to say next.
Yea, he just wanted to spat out those words instead of having a discussion.
Yeah.. he reminds me of a toxic news anchor
ideologically possessed
I’ve always found it interesting that we claim that our minority communities are over policed but whenever we actually go to minority communities and ask the law abiding citizens what they think about police they say they’d like a higher police presence. It’s almost like people aren’t actually listening to the people who live in these areas and instead are listening to ideologues who don’t know what they’re talking about.
Have they complained yet that the police are racist for not protecting pocs because of the defund the police thing or am I to early.
It is a case of no one asks or reports what the situation is and instead uses to justicefy their own ends and fail to investigate the source.
It's almost like the ideologues would like HIGHER crime rates in these communities to, one would guess, shut law abiding citizens up. Think that might be a possibility?
Especially since in almost every democrat ran city they've cut the budget
As usual, its the few dumb asses that don't contribute anything to the community that pretends to speak for the whole race.
Look at amala pulling a larger crowd than AOCs weekend audience put together for her new documentary 😂
They speak the same message. What does it matter? Candace goes on public speeches all the time and discusses with the public. Plenty of videos showcasing this. I find it funny that conservatives on the right like to play favorites and demonize other conservatives who spread the same message. At least liberals will back the same pos spreading divisive mesages even if they don't follow them.
Accidental Occasional Cortex doesn't have the knowledge it takes to carry on an intelligent conversation with a squirrel let alone a college audience ! 🤔
And the ratio of people there to heckle her is way down from AOC
This is an old video. You can't see the difference in Amala?
She says it is recent, but she is fibbing
Thank you Amala, for your reasoning and patient explaining. You are a gem...
Don’t say gay? That’s not a real bill
That guy obviously didn't read the bill, he's just spreading a lie created by the media, without doing his own research!
It's an msm sound bite that has nothing to do with what the bill actually says.
She speaks FACTS about the people abusing this social welfare system. Majority of the children (Black, Hispanic and White) grew up repeating the same cycle of culture over and over again. Teaching our kids to keep relaying on this system is poisoning their way of life. We must do better as parent and teach our kids the value of education.
It's not just in the US. It's very rare that a child who grew up in a home who relied on welfare, goes on to break that cycle. You can't really blame them because their role models are their parents who are too lazy to go work. I fully support families where the parents are unable to due to disability but these are few and far between. Even then, having a disability should not stop you from bettering your life. I always tell the story of this quadriplegic guy I used to work with who only had the use of his right hand to write and manoeuvre his wheelchair with. Not a day went by that that man didn't have a smile on his face. Not complaining about anything and just getting on with things. It was rare that he would have a sick day off work as well.
While this is an important issue, I do understand the need to also address government and corporate greed, corruption that has destroyed middle class jobs, etc.
Dribble
Man, just stumbled across this young lady and her content on TH-cam. Very refreshing to see young educated people with the courage to speak about unfortunate aspects of our culture in a way that is more and more frowned upon at best and met with cancellation, even violence at worst. She is incredibly eloquent, charming and clearly passionate about the views she holds. I feel that she’ll soon be a forced to be reckoned with in the different cultural and perhaps even political arenas and I’m totally here for it! Godspeed to you, young lady!
Everyone has a right to their own opinion. But the fact that parents are paying to have their children dumbed down like this in college is astonishing!
The problem with so many colleges is that they are government institutions and the government has no business involving itself in politics.
People’s parents are paying for their kid’s college? Man I wish my parents could do that😂
Send your kids to colleges overseas. The tuition fees tend to be more affordable too.
Thinking is a skill. It's sad it is being suppressed in universities.
The best lesson in life would be to send your kids to work with the Peace Corp. for a few years- I expect you never hear them complain about what they don’t have and ask what they can do for others. We are raising a bunch of selfish spoiled “want” to be adults who have rarely ever seen real hardship or struggle
Kid, my man, tell me you live in the suburbs without telling me you live in the suburbs.🤦♂️
Lmao - he's a yuppie fk-wit... 🙄🤦♂️🙄
Right?!
This kid has NO IDEA how toxic black America culture is. Promotes and praises black male criminals as saints. Its been a culture problem for decades but sure let's blame the white man.
With Rich upper middle class parents that paid for his entire life.
I really liked the second questioner. She sat and listened to the answer you gave to her question, showing genuine curiosity and wanting to learn WHY. Not waiting to speak between your breaths and catch you out.
Agreed. But some ppl have adhd and some ppl don't 🤷🏾♀️
@@Coopogers still not a good excuse to interrupt and disrespect people
Agreed! 👏🏽
Wow! I am so impressed by her! She talks with such clarity and logic, always speak in well formatted full sentences with correct grammars and without any of those ‘like’s that many college students use 5 times in one single phrase.
I hate that so many kids are misled these days, but I love that smart, calm, logical and moral people like Amala are on the front line setting these kids straight.
How is she moral 😂? Wait... I missed something
It helps that she used to be on the left so she knows the issues on all sides and from different perspectives.
@@Coopogers how is she immoral? Is that what you're implying?
This kid is actually intelligent, he's just legitimately brainwashed and you can tell he's at odds with his stance as he stands there shaking in anxiety.
Research shows that having a high IQ doesn't equate to having intelligent thoughts. It just means you have a powerful hardware, but the software can still be dogshit
There’s different types of intelligence. He might do well in academic, but his instinctual intelligence is not there. Anyone that blames everything on race lacks intuition.
He's dying to butt-in because he doesn't have the manners to listen to her speak.
He was rehearsed, not at all intelligent in the sense of connecting the dots.
@@pepincuatro2865 Hardware /software doesn't really apply to human brains.
Its more like the GIGO principle.
“Fight” meaning it’s not a dialogue, it’s “I’m right, you’re wrong. The people we’re talking about are just concepts”
This first guy is just all over the place and so emotional. Hes not bringing in any facts or supporting data, just claiming things based on his world view.. He's not even debating. He's just talking from a high horse.
And great job on these discussions. Can I throw it out there? Amala for presidents?
Neighborhoods are being over policed he says... I lived in Saint Louis for 24 years before moving out of the city. The reason the neighborhoods are being "over policed" because crime is through the roof and now police officers are not taking proactive roles because if they do the prosecutor's attorneys won't prosecute and the criminal will be back out on the street by that afternoon. So if this guy wants even LESS police officers don't complain about people getting killed and robbed in the streets. And what is he talking about they're being too many cops? The amount of police officers there are now is an all-time low thanks to BLM and the "Defund the police" garbage.
Crazy that they never take their own advice and "CHECK THEIR PRIVILEGE"
"Listen to black voices (that agree with our agenda!)"
So tired of the lip-service
You can tell the kid literally lives in the suburbs , because he's fkn clueless
I lived in St Louis, too, and grew up there. It's become a sleaze pit.
@@radiorain5665 Exactly. Their real message is "listen only to people who support our neo-progressive political view". Like Robin DiAngelo (oops, not Black), or Ibram X Kendi (whew, Black). But don't listen to Black voices like Thomas Sowell, Shelby Steele, Glenn Loury, John McWhorter, Roland Fryer, Coleman Hughes... - you should prefer white Robin DiAngelo to any of those Black voices.
Their point is to NOT about listening to diverse voices from Black America (along with other diverse viewpoints) in order to expand your understanding of a complex and multi-dimensional problem, it's about listening to only one political viewpoint, regardless of race, in order to wear blinders and narrow your understanding down to onlu an oversimplified "right think" dogmatism.
For such a young woman, I am in absolute awe of this woman. She keeps her composure and stress level in tact even when the other party continues to become more aggressive towards her. I just LOVE listening to her pov ‘s
Once you get talked down to, berated, and are called horrific names by these people, you start to realize how lost they are. It almost makes me feel bad for them. Because most of them are stupid, but to the kids studying this in college, they’re just choosing to be ignorant. Just because a teacher or professor tells you something, it doesn’t mean it’s fact. It’s honestly pity. They don’t understand the most simple things. They spew shit out and then contradict it in the literal next breath they take.
It seems that colleges and universities in the US need to teach this saying on day 1: Correlation does not equal causation.
The sad thing is this was taught in like 9th grade math. So either they were not paying attention in class or willing ignore that fact.
But but, clearly there are more police in those black and Latino neighborhoods, so those police must be causing all the crimes. That's how it works... You don't think of assaulting or robbing your neighbor until you see a cop. Then you just can't help yourself. It is really entrapment.
I really wanted him to tackle the obvious sexist bias in the prison population which has led to over 90% of our convicted criminals being male, despite about 50% of the population being female. How can we allow this disgusting prejudice to go on?!
@@SimonASNG wait, you’re saying the neighbourhoods with MORE police see MORE crime? Then clearly it must be the police who commit the crimes, and the solution is to abolish all police everywhere!
@@nf6386 yup, that is literally the logic. There is a clip of AOC saying that the areas with the most police have the most crime and implying a causal relationship in the that direction.
I love how he always omits the one necessary step before jail. The committed crime.
Oh man, I give her props for keeping her composure while dealing with that first dude. I wouldn’t be able to.
My gosh. This is what those leftists were afraid of?
And announcing boycotts and staging passive aggressive protests for?😂
Every time she goes this happens
Because logic breaks their brain.
Real life is complex and challenging. Fantasy can be whatever you desire without effort.
"Stop poking holes in my fantasy!!"
You want to fix the wealth gap? Then get educated and stop with the victim-hood! The left, that we vote for, is the reason for the gap. We changed our hard working mentality to a poor me mentality. How come Africans do so well in America?
Question: What are these leftists afraid of?
Answer: "Personal Accountability"
Cambridge Dictionary is under fire for changing the definition of ‘man’ and ‘woman’ to include those who do not identify with the gender they were assigned at the time of birth. The entry of a “well-reputed” dictionary into ‘gender identity politics’ has raised several questions, and netizens, especially women, have expressed their anguish over the same.
Ooooooooh this sounds interesting. Tell me more
Oh whoa, I didn't know about this
Sadly there is no institution that can be trusted anymore. The various agendas are more important than truth and reality.
When you have to resort to literally changing the definition of words to try to attempt to win an argument, you've already lost.
That's not accurate. I just checked the entries on the online dictionary. They didn't change the definition, they added a different entry to reflect the new use of the word. The first definition of "woman" is "an adult female human being". We may agree or disagree with the decision, but it is not factual to say they changed the definitions.
I dated a black man for 5 years. He had only one picture with his father as a baby and never saw the man again. He grew up with a single mother who worked many jobs to make ends meet. They had no support, and were in poverty constantly. She couldnt afford child care and relied on friends to watch him while she was at work. The friends were gang members wives who were abusive. he was surrounded by drugs, and violence and was severely traumatized by his entire childhood. he struggled with depression ptsd anxiety schizophrenia and mood issues. For years he would wake up from horrific nightmares and memories and i would try to comfort him. It felt like i had to take care of him and it was too much for me to handle. He became entitled verbally abusive and violent so i left him which triggered his abandonment and sent him into a spiral of harrassment towards me. I have blocked him from my life completely but i still have compassion for him. People dont understand the damage that not having a father, being in poverty and surrounded by gang violence and drugs can do to a child and how longterm the psychological issues are
I love how much energy he can't contain,
as he thinks about only what he wants to say.
Truue he isn't even listening!!!
I think he has never been told he is wrong in his life, just couldn't deal with it. He had to take a break and "fight later". His mind is made up, no one is going to change that.
@@shinnoskenohara7037 he just wants to debate for the sake of it and sounding smart to others
Amala's patience is epic. Thank you for your service.
My grandmother is from saipan and was 13 in ww2, we sent all our troops there. she told me about waking up after a night of trying to find safety next to dead bodies half buried and eating anything she could find. Her own people told her to not get caught by the American soldiers because they will torcher rape and kill you but when she was finally caught they gave her food and water and a bed to sleep on. She came to America because she say how the soldiers even in a war carried more for her then her own people.
We have been so spoiled and entitled in America that we have the time to sit around and think of ways how We are oppressed. Real victims in this world don't have the time or luxury to complain and beg for pity.
Amala, you are so well spoken and so inspirational to me.
Basically you can win 95% of the arguments by telling people to read Thomas Sowell...
If you're serious...I agree! I'm so happy he's getting his due while he's still alive.
Yes!! Totally agree. Sowell rules!
@@scottmitchell1974 I'm serious about the fact that these students are not educated enough, and people in general are not educated enough. As much as I like the work of Thomas Sowell (and I really do) 95% is too much for any author. People should read more...
I’m more in shock that these people appear to know less, and act less mature than when I was in junior high.
I lived in a college for work and after talking to lots of college students I had a nervous breakdown. I noticed that these kids were not only less intelligent, but even more socially awkward than the actual M.R. & Down syndrome that rode the short bus when I was in high school. I really did have a breakdown. I realized what the govt had done, and that we won’t recover from this
😂😂😂😂 facts!
Just reading this guy's body language, I can tell he probably doesn't know what he's talking about. He's fidgeting and gesturing a lot, can't keep his mouth closed, he just wants to try and trip up Amala, but he can't. Does he even know what Don't Say Gay is?
Nope and he clearly comes from the burbs, ignorant on all counts.
He is probably on daddy's money and never spend a day walking a block.
His body language seems to strongly suggest he is on the spectrum, the soy spectrum that is.
His friends put a battery in his back. Now he gets to run back to the woke girl that he likes and gets a doggie biscuit for being a good boy.
The way Amala is able to keep her cool when addressing topics that are clearly very culturally sensitive is nothing short of impressive. God knows I couldn't do it.
The older I get. The more I see that these arguments are simply, "agree with my emotional appeal or you're a evil person."
I just want to know how quickly you bounce back from the stress of these experiences… Because you seem to seek them out and you’re very well spoken. But doing something like this would just stress me out. Your wit is really kind of unmatched
I honestly just never understand how kids say things are going on when they have ZERO experience in it. And then begin to get angry and cry when you tell them they are wrong. Then they begin to be all sarcastic and treat you like you are stupid when they infact have no clue what they are even saying. They are always everywhere with what they say. I sadly used to think like them and holy its an embarrassment.
Children are stupid
I've noticed this with todays generation also, when I was 18 I knew that I didn't have all the answers in life. Todays teens get told from a very early age by their apathetic Gen X parents that what they have to say matters at ALL times, even if it's nonsensical. So they don't stop to think or even analyse their words before expressing them. They have sadly been raised by social media instead of by their parents, Grandparents and other elders in their families.
I used to be a leftist too, but now I'm quite ashamed of thinking like them...
Hispanic gay male here, Amala is an incredibly respectful, smart and insightful woman capable of intellectual discussion. It's awesome to see. Mad respect, subscribed.
Sad for so many people that have no clue with reality.
These youngings are just plain clueless and lost. GOD help our future.
💯 That's 98% of Generation Z
@@oreally8605 🎓
Both asked questions while staring at their phones. I think that speaks volumes.
Cannot stand my generation. I love our old folks and I love my peers who care about respect and reason.
It's a fundamental flaw of a modern tech society. Young people don't go through "passing into adulthood" ritual or ceremony or CHALLENGE(!). So they can grow up, get awarded adulthood for just hitting the right age, and know absolutely nothing.
Thank you so much for making such a brave effort over and over again to argue on the side of sanity and not letting the radical leftists shout you down. I applaud your stamina!
As a bloke. A proper mans man. I am completely hard wired to take care of those around me. Walking down a busy road I will always let women and kids pass inside me. If necessary I will walk on the road. I will give up my seat for women and the old or disabled. My mother brought me up well but I can't help being a man. As a man who would run into a burning house if I thought a child was in there. I feel like the children are in desperate trouble right now. Not just the young ones. Our young adults are nuts. They need parents to step up and try and de-programme the leftest rubbish out of them.
amala, it is so important what youre doing speaking at these colleges and being a voice for young people. im 20 and in college myself! throughout my teenage years i was easily influenced by liberal ideologies. over the past few years, through my own research and personal experiences, ive developed a more conservative and objective view. i think its important to understand different perspectives no matter what your values are. i appreciate how professional and well-spoken you are.
Loved how Amala just laughed off the "we can fight later " comment. Very self absorbed dude.
Amala is developing in a seasoned presenter, she does her research, genuinely listens to people (even ridiculous ones), and keeps her head under pressure and steers things back on topic.
Come along way from the sassy, but sharp, young chick knocking out snarky videos. Dennis Prager has an eye for young talent.
Did he mean fight or was he actually thinking about something else? Guarantee you he likes a woman who can take charge in all aspects of his life.
The red headed girl was there for an adult conversation, even if her points differ from Amala’s. Much respect to her. The 1st guy however, just looked like he was having a seizure. That wasn’t a conversation. Respect each other, we’re still all human.
Black conservatives always get super frustrated when they realize it doesn't scrub off.
@@jeffgojail No they don’t stfu and it does scrub off
1st boy needs to get a hard slap.
The more triggered Julien got, the more all over the place and illogical he got. Love how he reacted at the end with a literal threst because he was so flustered and didn't want you to respond to anything he said because he knew he was digging his own grave aka LOSING the "debate" he wanted to badly. 😂 Amala, I am 34 and WISH I could be as cool, calm, and collected as you! You inspire me daily! Also- I have to say BRAVO because these kids were listening and grasping what you were educating them on! (Well, maybe not Julien)
That's what they do. You know your winning when they start bouncing around different topics all of a sudden. The program starts cracking 😆
It’s immaturity - which why they say what they say and do what they do and think what they think.
I was wondering if he had some kind of disability, then I realized he was freaking out & having a breakdown talking about things he has never experienced.
Spot on. and her clear communication is definitely amazing
@@JamesWitte I wish we could get people like her in the Whitehouse. Jean-Pierre needs the boot & lets get her in office!
So sad that the young man appeared to be trying to hurry Amala’s answer so he could speak. He wasn’t there to learn, he was there to make his “point” and get out as fast as possible before Amala could “so succinctly” dismantle his arguments
He’s conditioned to do that
Groomed by his Marxist teachers
So glad there are people so well researched, well educated, and well spoken who are willing to take the time to answer these questions and explain the side no one seems to listen to. It may not make a difference with every person, but I can see you make a difference for many. Thank you for using your platform well, Amala!
You are correct. Asian cultures, Jewish cultures as well as others including immigrants have made the decision that education and hard work as the ‘American Dream’ will pay off. The unfortunate plight of many is through poor choices as well as poor parenting in some instances. In this current age of the internet, few people don’t have the opportunity to realize what resources are available and what child will be turned away from help when they want to succeed in school? My neighbor’s are black with 3 generations of college degrees and no arrests in the family. I have watched their youngest son and take him to various activities and see the side glances as well as the overt rude questions addressed to me as a white woman, so accept that life was not without difficulty for them. One can focus on the negatives and wallow in self pity or decide to focus on your future and decide what you want out of life. Choices abound.
Same with Chinese immgrants, got their heads down and worked hard, didnt whine they were victimised , good on them , these are the sort of people the world needs, workers not whiners.
The tone of voice the first guy takes is what loses it for me. The attitude in the tone, the waiting for the MILISECOND Amala was done speaking to jump in with his next question, and constantly “Wow”-ing through her answers. How can people like that even pretend to be taken seriously when this is how all argument devolve?
He doesn’t not know how to listen OR debate
@@kerrylewisRN sadly I think his type far outnumbers those willing to hear another side.
In an ideal world, his dad would've just walked up, smacked him upside the head and said "Knock it off and put a more respectful tongue in your head right now. I didn't raise you to talk to people in that shit-eating tone of voice."
In reality, what are the odds he even remembers what his dad looks like?
The wow would have really ticked me off. I think most people just walk away instead of actually debate him for that. Amala is just one to actually stand up and still push through this. Idk how she does it
He says he completely understands but then goes off on his merry way of clearly not understanding.
This guy couldn't even stand still for a second, shows the clarity of thought these guys have
She has so much more patience than I would have with such a wrongly educated (indoctrinated) young man. How she can keep her cool when confronted with such idiocy is beyond me. Kudos to Amala!!
Not everyone is built for debates, myself included!!
When someone says "POC" , "BIPOC" or "black and brown" that's a huge 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
Or "TWAW" its a nope from me
@@friedchicken4735 wtf is twaw O.O 😂
Even Van Jones agrees.
"People at the top talk weird. Latinx, BIPOC. I've never met a Latinx. I've never met a BIPOC. It's just weird."
What’s wrong with black and brown?
@@ayarriba9093: "Transsexual women are women."
Amala is so young yet so well read, eloquent and poised even under pressure. I wish more people could discuss difficult topics the way she does (i.e. calmly, she’s read on the topic), no matter their side of the aisle.
Honestly, I dont agree with you on a lot of stuff (im left leaning), but you’re one of the most level headed commentators on social media at this point.
I love how Amala gets her facts from books and studies while these college students get their facts from the MSM and Tik Tok probably
What studies?
Probably?
Young people are used to memorizing material from school and regurgitating it on tests. Probably why it gets even more intense in college.. the students are fed talking points which they latch onto.
That first kid is the embodiment of copy-pasta heroes, he can only say what he's seen others say and is unable or unwilling to give any of it a second thought.
Liberal students when Amala goes to speak at a college:
_Ah shit, here we go again_
_Urrgh! Cognitive... dissonance... increasing!_
🤣
It's trying to argue logic against emotion, or debate someone about reality versus 'faith.'
Very smart lady not to mention it takes courage to debate people whose minds have already been manipulated and who are not together enough to even question their social conditioning to the narrative that runs through most of academia nowdays. Much respect to her for trying to teach them to think critically for themselves which is a hard and often thankless task.
Amala's logic is so solid and she is so composed at 22 years old that I can't help but feel jealous...but at least I'm honest about it, It's a positive jealous that wishes I was better than I am, time to go to work on myself!
Same I literally can’t believe that she is 8 months younger than me. These two yrs home really did a number on me and I’m not able to speak as well due to two yrs staying home conversing a few sentences daily with family and just doing remote classes
Exactly - seeing somebody doing really well and being inspired to do better oneself, rather than wanting to pull them down so one can feel better about themselves.
When an ideology is based on building envy and resentment and entitlement on one side, and guilt and self-hate on the other, we all lose.
"We can fight about this later" Unlikely since you aren't willing to talk about it now.
I like how she did acknowledge that the issues plaguing the black community are due to the government’s policies, social and cultural issue but not in the way the audience was inferring. She’s not the adversary they expect her to be. I hope one day Amala will look back at this video
and see the misogyny in the first young man’s comment about “fighting later” if she hasn’t already.
First person seemed to have a problem with money being sent elsewhere…until you brought up Ukraine. Love it.
Better psyop, it’s like rainman and the lack of fish fingers logic 😂
These people don't understand what 'different culture means'.
@@BigBrolls Cultural supremacists'
The new biggetry
That first guy… I am willing to bet he has never lived in the neighborhoods he speaks of, and has definitely never done a ride-along with Police in one of those neighborhoods!!
I don’t identify as conservative, more independent, but it’s sad that we can’t have calm discussions about these things. I think it’s really important to be able to discuss opinions without devolving into yelling and “we can fight later”. As far as policing, I think a lot of value could be found in vetting aspiring police officers further and raising the level of education for them so their training is longer than 23 weeks. That might even call for a funding increase, because the current salary for police doesn’t encourage the standard we wish for.
I agree. Cops working in these mini war zones are on edge because the threat of violence is very real. But even in other areas of the country where violent crime is much lower, policing standards are low. Thousands of videos of aggressive cops that don't know our constitutional rights, escalate with the person they encounter just to then insist someone is resisting (when they are usually just defending themselves or asking basic, lawful questions), and then they lie through their teeth. So many PDs need to be purged and re-staffed, properly trained, and the focus needs to be on protecting the community and dealing with real crime. As it stands they are incentivized to fine people over petty or even made up things for revenue. I don't know how that works out monetarily, but we need a serious shift in training, staffing, and focus on the job. Also, if a cop breaks the law they should be charged just like anyone else would be.
Agreed about raising the level of training for officers but you have to understand that the need for officers is very high especially in high crime areas. You can't train an officer for a year when you need them on the street in 3 months. Besides the fact that the need is even greater than it was 10 years ago because of how police have been vilified by the left for the last 5 or 6 years. This makes it even harder to retain officers and to hire new ones.
@@KG-th3cr you’re right, and I think that raising police wages significantly would solve sooo many issues. I mean police are risking their lives every single day, the salary they are paid now is not attractive and few would agree to risk their lives for 50k a year when you can make that chilling in an office. Kind of like teachers, there’s a lot of shit teachers because they get shit pay, same for police.
@@Chrono-Synclastic-Infundibulum I agree with you 100%.
College kids are learning that correlation IS causation. Great job, professors!
You can't blame the profs 😔
That's like blaming the teacher for your child forgetting that 1+1 = 2; your child was taught but didn't learn, repeatedly.
@@SmittenandBitten Yes you can and no it isn't. The teacher taught facts. One plus one is indeed equal to two. Regardless of whether or not the students were able to comprehend that lesson. However, John is saying the professors are not teaching facts but instead are iterating progressive rhetoric. Unfortunately the students are paying attention and now have their opinions, for the most part, handed to them versus being formulated. You don't get brownie points for thinking on your own anymore. This is not a good thing.
We are blessed to have Amala on this earth ❤
"We can fight later"? If a conservative said that, they would be accused of a hate crime and making them feel unsafe😅
Amala, I am so proud of you. You are doing excellent work.
Statistics are great and all, but come to a Latino/black neighborhood and experience for yourself why we need authority around here. Everyday somebody is caught on camera breaking into homes and looking into cars for valuables. I had family and friends who did this dumb shit in their youth and almost all of them had no father in the home. Six the goddess said it best. These people are in fear of the youth and the juveniles cause it's the adults that have to worry about having someone's kid holding a gun to their head. Fentanyl is getting closer to my town, these kids are always out causing trouble, people who bust their ass at work to obtain what they have just for some little thief to feel entitled to take for themselves... that's the crap our communities have to deal with. These students are talking from a place of privilege and if they made any attempt to understand the culture rather than relying on Google articles for all their information, they would see why things are the way they are, aside from race.
They care more about predators than victims. They literally idolize men just for dying at the hands of law enforcement, regardless of the situation. A man attempted to murder a woman and the woman was saved by police. They acted like this murderer was a martyr! It's disgusting. I still can't find one liberal who will acknowledge this and it's upsetting. I want to believe people are better than this! This Floyd guy held a pregnant woman at gunpoint while his posse raided her house and we erected statues to him! I'm so sick of this.
@@radiorain5665 it's so shallow! Just running with any old narrative and instead of taking a step back and readjusting, they double down. I don't need these ignorant people trying to speak for me. The fake ness of all the virtue is suffocating
100% agreed!
Statistics (while the data is usually true) can also be manipulated to fit a narrative depending on what narrative you want to present to people. I didn't grow up in a black/latino neighborhood, but I did experience going to a middle school that was predominately that. It's sad witnessing what a lot of these kids have to go through, having overworked absent mothers and no father. Many of them also act out as a cry for help for some adult to pay attention to them. I cannot entirely speak for these communities, but this is just what I've observed. In my opinion, to order to solve these problems we definitely need to acknowledge the role that culture plays in shaping these kids.
@@kana3021 or go back to being a wyite country and wyites can once again look after their own
This is a prime example of why arguing with virtue signaling idiots is so frustrating
This is what we need in our young Americans. She’s brilliant, poised, relaxed. She does an awesome job.
People like Amala gives me hope for humanity.