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I’m White and I have NEVER felt guilt about being White. Screw that nonsense.
I love being white 😁
So you shouldn't. Judge yourself by your own actions, bro! 🤜🏽
If they want to feel jealousy over not being white, that's their problem, but I've never (and will never) feel guilty about being white. I just dig existence, and I'll be damned if I'm going to waste mine catering to anyone's irrational BS.
how can you feel guilt over something you have no control over, how can you feel guilty about what God's personal plan is for you
u r not white. u r American....
Same nonsense in the UK. On my law course, a lecturer gave us a whole lecture on how and why white people should feel guilty. I asked for a word after class and told him that he had no right as a white extremely well off man to tell me a white working class woman who came from generations of miners that he could take his white guilt and stuff it. I was the first in my family to get to university and only then as a mature student.
SHOULD HAVE ASKED WHY DONT BLAK PEOPLE HAVE TO FEEL GUILTY 1ST FOR THE BARBARY SLAVE TRADE AFRICANS INVADED EUROPE AND TOOK MILLIONS OF WHITE SLAVES BACK TO AFRICA FROM 1580 TO 1790 100 YEARS BEFORE THE ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE AND DURING IT AND 100 YEARS B4 AMERICA WAS EVEN A THOUGHT !!! THEY DIDNT TEACH ABOUT THE BARBARY SLAVE TRADE FOR A REASON AND WE ARE SEEING THAT REASON NOW! FACT IS EVERY CULTURE HAD SLAVES, SO ITS JUST NONSENSE TO DIVIDE AND CONQUER TO KEEP US FROM UNITING PPL NEED TO WAKE UP!
I am darker skinned do to my southern Italian ancestry do I get any slack?
Good for you for standing up for yourself
Tbh I would of said something in the lecture I'll be damned if I will sit through something like that
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I asked my Daddy when i was young, "Why is it okay for black ppl to be proud of their skin color, but its not okay for white people?"
He told me, "if you feel the need to be proud of your skin, feel free to do so, but, folks who are proud of the color of their skin likely have little else to be proud of."
I've thought back on that throughout my life, and it remains true to this day.
Pride isn't exactly a good thing anyway
Your Dad was a smart man.
I never even thought that nevermind ask my daddy 🙄
Pride is a salve for those without accomplishments.
God bless your dad! And you!
The poverty rate for MARRIED black Americans is under 10%. So if racism is responsible for black poverty rates- how does that work?
It doesn’t so it goes into the memory hole.
I mean, im not here to present much of a counterpoint because i see this whole topic as a more vague, in the shades of gray.
Having that out of the way, here is what i wanted to point out:
That sounds like a kind of survivor bias.
Thanks, that was my Ted talk
Sowell?
Even if discriminatory policies are reversed or stopped, their effects reverberate into the future, for decades to come.
@@mardus_ee You mean the discriminatory policies against poor White men today. Right? Because that's what you are advocating for.
"Imagine having to feel guilty every single day based off of something that you can't change."
THAT. That is what I have been wrestling with ever since my workplace started sensitivity training. It smacks so much of judging a person by their color. It was never right and never will be right.
Or getting told that you are guilty for the actions of people you don't even know that were made before you were born, that the person shaming you probably never even faced themselves.
When dad had to take sensitivity training at work, he made fun of it! Also, my stepdad told me of a picture at work showing "diversity" and it was staged! The two people in the picture where there for show, it wasn't their department.
I'm a 72 year old white woman. I've never woke up in the morning thankful that I'm white. I don't think about it.
That's because you're a normal person - getting rare these days!
We're a dying breed apparently.
I'm a proud white but doesn't mean I hate other races
@@konyvnyelv. what is the source of one's pride? One's color/race, per se, is arbitrary and irrelevant. I don't understand how one can imagine it a source of pride without a value scale attached to it. Im curious what that value scale is.
@@thenewbohemian5779 I love my phenotype. Plus the history people like me produced
Here's an analogy:-
If you join the army and you are weaker and slower than the rest of the recruits and your CO cuts you a lot of slack, when you get into a battle zone you're not likely to survive.
Giving grades to people who have not had to work as hard to earn them is just not preparing them for the big wide world.
Thomas Sowell has discussed and written on how public schools have significantly decreased in the area of ‘education’. He said he thanks his teachers from high school who didn’t cut him any slack. Of course, he had both parents in his home, and Harlem (where he lived) was not violent crime ridden. The culture changed. There may be many factors such as the Great Society which brought welfare to unwed mothers. Gangs. Drugs. Removal of police because it’s discriminatory to ‘over police’ where crime is occurring. Mass incarceration. At the heart of our problems is the social interventions by government. Despite the best of intentions, government cannot replace good morals, values and principles, and a strong family unit.
It’s all intentional too, which makes this whole thing so nefarious.
Disney is guilty of that now, I saw a add the other day that they've redone the Little Mermaid- THE Black VERSION, Ariel is BLACK now can you believe this $hit? Also there are college's that will pretty much just pass the lazy bastards
Also, in the Army, there's only one color. . . *GREEN*
@@Cyborg1101 exactly.
Anti racism or reverse racism? There is only racism. Everyone can choose to be racist or not.
Affirmative action is solving racism by using different racism!
Well, that’s the way it SHOULD be, but the problem is with “racism” being redefined. “Marginalized” people can’t be racist against their “oppressors” or historical oppressors, in other words…white people….or so I’m told.
It's all about revenge. Obviously...
There is no racism... As we're all of the same race. Very simple really.
Exactly, dad told me to respect people until they prove they don't deserve it and Louis Armstrong said "an asshole's an asshole regardless of colour!"
I’m a white South African. I’ve experienced waaayyyy more racism from black South Africans than I have potentially dished out.
That's why Race (genetics) has little to nothing to do with it. It's about culture. The original fear that spawned racism was about differences. Mostly ideology. The fact that skin colour dark vs pale is in the mix added more mystery, intrigue, and amplified the fear of the unknown.
Now it's just an excuse to be cruel.
All love. All people. No bullshit please society... Thank you.
I had a friend who immigrated to the USA from South Africa. He applied for African American grants for college tuition. He was denied based on skin color.
@@SuperKinganthony yep. Pretty weak. Sorry to hear that.
I've also noticed that black people act like they can't be racist towards white people, but if there were 20 black people and 1 white person in a room, they would be completely comfortable saying the most atrocious things to and about that white person just because they're white, and treating them like shit.
hope you're alive by the next election there 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am white and I would like to apologize for absolutely nothing to anyone.
You took my chocolate
I am canadian and i say sorry for no reason. Sorry...
Thomas Sowell has been saying this stuff for years now. It's crazy that he isn't more famous.
When you devote yourself to listening to lies, listening to the truth is painful.
Liberals have no interest in hearing truth.
his message doesn't fit the narrative so it's ought to be ignored
@@freshtapcoke so true.. left don´t want to hear the truth
you are spot on. 100000% CORRECT
I am white and I don't feel guilty for anything because I haven't done anything wrong I treat everyone the way I would want them to treat me as far as the past what happened was horrible but I know my family never owned slaves and I am very proud of my family members who fought for the union army I love everyone as my god commands. You are doing great Jojo I'm proud of you
Typical white denial.😂
The concept is just completely flawed. I think most people would agree, a child shouldn't be punished for their parent's crime, but whites are supposed to feel guilty and give restitution for things their ancestors MAY have done (if they were even living in the country) multiple generations ago??
How bout expending more energy on making sure our citizens are well educated, our middle class is large and thriving, and those at the bottom have the support they need to climb up. Why is skin color what we're focused on?
Yup your a racist
repent sinner! if you're white you only have what you have because of your actual measurable racism. YOU ARE RACIST if you say "I am white and i don't feel guilty" (how dare you?)
@@cmay7429
I think the other insult Is how they make it seems as if whites are the only people to own slaves and it was all black people being slaves.
Slavery has a long history but its not a white or black thing. There is millions of slaves today on this planet and yet they are ignored because why? Oh right.. Its not by white people. Its just a slap in the face to go around and think a white person owes me something because of slavery. So absurd.. You have to be a moron to think this. Go read a book on history and look at the world today. USA is going backwards with segregation and people are cheering about it.. "I only hire this skin" Or "Blacks only area in colleges" or MSM/late night/businesses saying stuff like "Encourage black owned businesses" These people need to be sent to China or to island far away from normal people. They are the real racists that will be the end of us.
I am white, and my ancestors were indentured servants. I'm proud of my ancestry, and to see how far my family has come is truly a miracle. However, I would never use this fact as an excuse to get away with anything or ask for a free hand-out at all. I ONLY want to earn whatever it is I get. That's a big part of what makes this country so great.
Thanks, Jojo. Keep it up
u r not white. u r American!!!!
My dad's family came from Germany in the late 1800s and my mom's parents came from Italy in the 1920s.
I am not responsible for reparations
Good. You have no reason to feel guilty for what my ancestors went through in the USA. We need to move past this
This exactly, here in the Netherlands the government officially apologised for enslaving people from surinam etc. I'm still waiting for the UK to start demanding that from the old viking countries and the slaves from all the other europeans, slavery has nothing to do with skin colour or racism, just being weaker then your neighbours so you got enslaved.
I was born and have lived in Baton Rouge all my life. I was raised by two black ladies, both of whom my siblings and I loved dearly - several times we threw our friends out of the house for using the 'N' word! I served 35 years in the Corps with black Marines, for whom I had the highest respect, including several for whom I cried bitterly when they died. I work with and see more black Americans, all of whom are my friends, in a single day than many people outside the South see in a week. I have black neighbors living all around me in our subdivision, all of whom are my friends. Don't f---ing try to tell me I'm racist because I'm white! You can stick that crap where the sun don't shine.... Semper Fidelis! CWO4 USMCR [Ret] 17 Feb 1969 - 1 August 2004
Thank you for your service.
I am a straight white male. I am the only category that doesn't have privilege. School admissions, HR departments etc. Been told many times, "We give preference to women and minorities." Been told by female bosses; "I would never hire a man."
I am guilty of nothing. But punished by society anyway.
You're looking at this thing wrong, which is normally the case. What people are talking about is something systemic, not something an individual is trying to do. For example, differences in how one group is treated by banks, housing, at hospitals, schools, policing etc have a ripple effect from generation to generation. Let's just say right this instant none of those things happen. That doesn't mean that one group hasn't been affected by those practices, which in some cases were law. You personally didn't do a thing, hopefully. That doesn't mean it is untrue. Some people in the benefiting class feel guilty about those truths. That's an internal emotion brought about, I'd say, by the way that person expressed empathy. It's not an attack or anything like that. What's the best way I can think of to put those things.
@@taylormadealpha Jesus Hentai Christ, the fact that you start second guessing yourself at the very end there should have been your cue to stop typing and THINK.
Did this kind of racism where people were treated based on the color of their skin and not the content of their character happen? Yes. Was it also codified in law? Yes.
Did we overturn these laws realizing it was stupid? YES. WE DID.
The fight for civil rights was won. Except instead of enjoying the victory and enjoying the victory now codified in a new and updated law, people still act like it's 1936 and these racist laws are still on the books.
They publicly shame people for laws that no longer exist... BASED ON THE COLOR OF THEIR SKIN.
Oh look at this. By shaming people to feel guilty about past events they had nothing to do with based on the color of their skin... you are perpetuating racism and that makes you.. RACIST.
Did bad things happen in the past? Yes. And we can learn to be better. But wallowing in shame and trying to make others wallow in it themselves isn't going to fix anything.
Trying to uplift others to alleviate your own guilt doesn't make you empathetic. It makes you a narcissist. "Look at me! I'm a good person! Look at how good I am uplifting others that I believe can't help themselves because of how my race treated people in the past! I'm good! I'm good! I'm a virtuous moral person who deserves good things! Praise me! Praise me! Praise me!"
This is what your typical anti-racist sounds like. They try so hard to not be a racist they loop right back around to being one.
"The Road to Hell is paved with Good Intentions."
@@taylormadealpha I what way his it wrong?
It is a fact, the racism and bashing anti-white mâle Strait is everywhere. THIS IS what we calm systemic.
Do you know why?
Because it is now "social acceptable" (even encouraged) to do it, and so no cons come from it.
Many even said it's "morally right" to be an asshole against white male strait and make their life hell, because "they deserve it".
For what? Be born?
@@taylormadealpha I can tell you put thought in writing that and I give you credit for it. But I think you miss the point that the system (meaning job hiring, promotions, scholarships) is actually preferring people that are minorities over those that aren't in order to meet quotas. So from the perspective of the average working class white man (without some sort of generation wealth, just talking about the average Joe) that was just born 20 years ago (first college attendee in their family), the system is not working to help them but is actively against them. It doesn't matter the history of the nation that they were born into. From their perspective (as an innocent human being), they are being held down by favoritism for other groups. That's just wrong.
@@taylormadealpha white albanians, serbians, bosnians all experienced this also in USA
Abusive people use guilt as a form of control, blaming others for their own shortcomings and even turning to violence to force their will....
Seems to be a lot of this going on right now.
Exactly
ooo i feel this. It is being tried on me on almost the daily and i have a cheat..... I have years in the military and this shit roll off my back! LOL
Proof we don't create opportunities enough
Spot on. Your comment should be pinned to the top, and deserve way more likes.
Perfect description of religion.
My father had a saying, " Treat everyone, the way you want to be treated." That's how I've lived for 68 years.
But that gets in the way of demanding people 'earn' your respect that I hear a lot these days.
@@Gambit771I start out treating people with courtesy. If someone behaves poorly, I try very hard not to have to deal with them again. Hopefully respect grows over time.
Me too
Our saying came from the book the Water babies” Do as you would be done by”. Means exactly what you were saying.
Here in Germany there is a similar saying: "Was Du nicht willst, das man Dir tut, das füg' auch keinem ander'n zu."
That translates to: "What you don't want to be done to/with you, That you must not do to/with somebody else"
I’m white. I’m also Croatian, my family had to flee our homeland because of civil war, I’m an immigrant now. I just really need someone to make it make sense you know?? I have extended family that immigrated to America after fleeing the war now all of a sudden they’re meant to feel guilty? Why?? Why??
Because , if you can be made to feel guilty for something you can do nothing about , then others can feel superior for something they didn't have to achieve
You're not & don't.
u r not white. u r American!!!
Why didn’t you stay and fight for your country? If America has a civil war will you flee again, will you just run forever?
@@13cornstar
Because I was a child… but yeah your right I should have taken up arms, plenty of child soldiers everywhere
I’m one hell of a white girl! The only apology anyone will get from me is if I do something crappy that directly hurts them. When we get over the division, and accept it for what it is, and who started it, we will come together and then we shall all benefit!!!!
In school in the early 2000s I was taught to not see color, race or gender. Except for a few bad apples, most schoolmates were agreeing that racism is stupid and we had great hopes that in a few generation it might finally be eradicated.
20 years later, everything is about color, race and gender. Everything is obsessingly imposed as "having to be unique at all costs" and by being unique, it is also automatically "oppressed" in some way, which means everyone else must adapt, preferrably at their expense.
All I see is that we are going back to the 1950s, no matter who gonna be in which role this time.
Interestingly, Thomas Sowell covered many of these topics decades ago and no one paid any attention. "Anti-Racism" and DEI is RACISM.
Exactly.
I was arguing as far back as 23 years ago about the racism that Black people project is no solution to fighting racism. I was told "Black people can't be racist...blah blah blah", something to the effect "Black people don't have the power ...". 🙄 It was annoying then and now look how far we've gotten with that way of thinking.
John and Thomas don't actually agree.
Sowell is a right winger. John is not.
They just agree that anti whiteness isn't a solution to the problems in the black economy
Walter E. Williams did too. Those guys were brilliant.
@@Shasgirl Language controls thought. My 1976 Webster's dictionary has quite different definitions for "racism," "fascism" and of course "vaccine" than what they have been insidiously redefined to in recent years.
Recommend everyone get their hands on a pre 2000s actual paper book dictionary. And read Orwell's 1984.
DEI =
Didn't
Earn
It
There is a huge difference from being "woke" and being "awake". You, my guy, and the professor are awake. Excellent content once again, get you some rest Jojo.
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I’m old enough to remember when “woke” meant you were aware of the deepstate and listened to people like Alex Jones
@@longtallzach9 I know, right. Now they're burying Alex, and we're all a bunch of "insane conspiracy theorists detached from reality with our foil hats". All the while the White House claim that all the Biden gaffe videos and videos of his cognitive dissonance are all made up edited "cheap fakes". I guess it's their new psyop play relating "deep fake" to the easily manipulated. I.N.S.A.N.I.T.Y.
@@longtallzach9 Subversion of language is but one of the tools used to control populations.
@@longtallzach9 Then like many other causes it was coopted by groups who want to claim it still means what it used too while demanding all men apologize for being men, all white people apologize for being white people, all black people get paid money for things they never experienced personally and redefine other language to benefit themselves while ignoring the problem with many of the definitions.
Bravo 👏🏼 to this man for having common sense! I am white and I grew up in the south, lived in a predominantly black neighborhood. I had a black woman who babysat me and my brother and we adored her! We never thought about the color of anyone’s skin! We treated each other the way we wanted to be treated. We were taught that God loves all his children!
Thank you for sharing.
Most people in the south didn't give race a second thought until people started raising so much hell over it.
And the worst part? It's normally self-hating white people pushing this mess, not black folks.
I‘m german and to this day we are raised to feel terribly guilty for ww1 and ww2. Same logic…
Exactly! Luckily some of us use their brains and do not feel guilty at all about events that happened decades ago!
You shouldn't feel that way about what happened in your country history, as long we learn from it as in people then we should move on but not forget history. What you're ancestors did is not on you,
Naw... Check with Adidas.
Should you not feel guilty for what your country did then? It wasn’t really that long ago. My grandfather fought in the war and my family members murdered in concentration camps. There is an undercurrent in Germany still to this day. Maybe not with your generation but still in your society. You can’t just casually dismiss it. The black and white issue in the US is based on slavery. The issue in Germany is based on racist hatred.
I understand, I'm British and I recent years I am expected to feel guilty about the British Empire colonising large parts of the world back in the days of the musket, its stupid!
I was asked at a job interview to explain how I, as a white male would combat the fact that I am intrinsically racist and sexist. To my face. At a job interview.
I walked out there and then. Needless to say I did not get that particular job, but also worth noting that I did not WANT that job the moment they asked that question, and let it slide. I have precisely no wish to work in that kind of environment, assuming they actually would have given me the position. I was offered another position elsewhere about a month later that suited me and my skillset perfectly, so in truth it was probably for the best. But it was a shock at the time.
My father was Army for 36 years, as long as I remember he always used to say, there is only one colour in the army as far as I am concerned, and that colour is green. I have lived to that my entire life. What the skin looks like is not important, its what lies under the skin that makes us who we are.
Racism does exist, but its not a disease that is limited to a single demographic. It is a HUMAN disease. One people of ALL colours and creeds are subject to. And its one we ALL need to deal with together, otherwise we will never beat it down.
I would be tempted to say something like, "Welp, I guess I am a lost cause then."
Well done.
This man is 100% correct. Make common sense Great Again!
I am a 62 year old white guy. I was raised long before this insane nonsense came around. I think it's a cult, and I feel no guilt at all. I was raised to believe that I am responsible for my own actions and mine alone. I should feel no shame nor pride for anything about me that I have no control over. My ancestry is 100% British Isles, and I live in Canada. I am extremely proud though of the fact the some of my ancestors surely were involved with the British Navy and its ending of the Atlantic Slave Trade two centuries ago. In the 1980's, I thought that we had racism on the run...it seemed to be on the way out...then along came Affirmative Action...rather than simply leveling the playing field and dealing with the issues that still disadvantaged minorities, it was decided to just boost people to the front of the line on the basis of race. I have felt always that this was flawed. What could have been done instead was to help those who are disadvantaged, no matter what their race.
Dr James Lindsay has confirmed that this is a cult and it started with the feminist movement. His lectures helped me understand where this woke garbage came from and how to fight it. He has a pod cast on here called "New Discourses"
Amen
Well stated. Love who you are. God made you. White and proud!!!
We did have racism on the run until certain people found it could be profitable.
u r not white. u r American....
I'm a victim of every dumb-arse choice I've made in my life...
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I'm a student of the dumb-ass choices. I don't do them anymore. Don't be a victim.
you only learn from our mistakes just keep breathing and keep trying
Absolutely.
me too
As a white European, I have never understood blacks in America accepting the implementation of affirmative action. If the roles were reversed, I would feel extremely insulted even by such a proposition.
Forced tolerance is even more insulting than outward racism in my opinion...
"Why were you hired ?
-because I was born this way..."
I'm white,and I definitely dont feel guilt at all,when I see this kind of thing it just shows me how weak and fragile and lazy they are,always begging for hand outs ,and blaming someone else for their failure
Everything this professor said is absolutely correct.
except the "rogue cop" part. but i imagine he's only saying that to keep his clearly leftoid audience. but usually the media flips out over literal normal police work.. derek c was innocent, he did not kill floyd. floyd died of an overdose of his own doing.... but the media is so horny for racism they gotta spin spin spin. and this audience of sheep is so lost that you gotta sprinkle in some lefty bs to keep them from tuning out.
there's one thing he said that was wrong, actually, and it's that modern anti-racism can do anything good.
His name is John McWhorter and he's been a frequent guest on The Glenn Show with Glenn Lowry (here on TH-cam just search "The Glenn Show"). Their conversations are typically really interested to listen to. McWhorter is a true example of an intellectual. He doesn't stay fixed to a position if evidence leads him to change his views.
@@ninjafoxgamesgeekery True. He’s truly an independent thinker. I don’t always agree with him, but he ALWAYS makes me think, and that I deeply appreciate. In this topic, of course, he’s correct. Completely so!
@@ninjafoxgamesgeekery I have to imagine that he is unfairly criticized and discredited a lot for what he says.
It's funny to me that people use race to "identity" with each other. For me, I identify and relate to "free thinkers," regardless of sex or race. You're one of those people. Appreciate your videos.
The "white privilege" crap has always made me mad. My dad is Latin and my mom is creole. I look very white and as a result have been told to be grateful for the white privilege. At the same time, my mom's family was dragged down to the US in chains and cages, during the Acadian exile, my dad's family, which also has Cherokee in it, is told that we need to "go back to where we came from," and we couldn't even afford store bought clothes until I was in junior high. So, yeah... Am I missing some context?
You're not playing the victim, that's their issue with you.
@@naturesoundsnz You actually makes sense. Like seriously, can't we all just be chill with each other, share a city, town, a space of whatever form , and NOT be assholes? I know I'm asking too much.
This young man is definitely intelligent, and an independent, critical thinker. I love hearing people like this that don't speak in an emotional fashion. They actually analyze--critically and rationally--a situation, and discuss it in a civilized manner. There is hope.
I’m Polish and I’ve worked long hours my whole life. I don’t have any guilt. Family never owned slaves or oppressed anybody.
They only care if you have white skin, to them it doesn’t matter where you are from. Anyone with white skin is the enemy, that’s the way they look at it.
For how Poland has come back after their oppression, the country should be proud.... Oh, and your women are hot, your professional competency is impressive and your vodka is the best
Poles have nothing at all to be ashamed of.
The poles have it very hard in the last 100 years. In the UK, the Polish community is highly respected by 95% of us
@@SuperChrisDub absolutely, I have nothing but respect for the Poles, especially how they handle things lately.
Malcolm X warned us about these people...
And what people are you talking about
Yeah, well. He also pushed Islam that is not exactly "inclusive" behind closed doors.
@@viktonner2368 He warned us about White Liberals pretending to care: ---
“The White liberal is the worst enemy to America and the worst enemy to the Black man. Let me first explain what I mean by this White liberal. In America there’s no such thing as Democrats and Republicans anymore. That’s antiquated. In America you have liberals and conservatives. This is what the American political structure boils down to among Whites. The only people who are still living in the past and thinks in terms of “I’m a Democrat” or “I’m a Republican” is the American Negro. He’s the one who runs around bragging about party affiliation and he’s the one who sticks to the Democrat or sticks to the Republican, but White people in America are divided into two groups, liberals and Republicans…or rather, liberals and conservatives. And when you find White people vote in the political picture, they’re not divided in terms of Democrats and Republicans, they’re divided consistently as conservatives and as liberal. The Democrats who are conservative vote with Republicans who are conservative. Democrats who are liberals vote with Republicans who are liberals. You find this in Washington, DC. Now the White liberals aren’t White people who are for independence, who are liberal, who are moral, who are ethical in their thinking, they are just a faction of White people who are jockeying for power the same as the White conservatives are a faction of White people who are jockeying for power. Now they are fighting each other for booty, for power, for prestige and the one who is the football in the game is the Negro. Twenty million Black people in this country are a political football, a political pawn an economic football, an economic pawn, a social football, a social pawn...”
― Malcolm X
@@viktonner2368 white liberals
Exactly 💯
Those chickens are coming home to roost until they are all extinct... Our ancestors were enslaved & we're still impacted by it, their ancestors enslaved us & to this day are still reaping the benefits.
We were also warned about these sellouts as well, for they shall be cursed with the tribe of ESAU... We see they're getting scared so they're trying to stay relevant with that black wife effect, except those are Africans😂😂
They know their time is up, they can't populate, this is part of their curse for ALL the atrocities against US...
My family didn’t own slaves but they did risk their lives fighting nazis to rid the world of tyranny during WWII. I treat everyone with respect and kindness and I am not ashamed of how God made me.
@ReactionaryRighty-nt6hq No, the democrats owned them and the Republican Party was created to abolish slavery and take the dems slaves away, which they did. Beside, everyone who owned them is long dead for many generations. The dems have them on a neo plantation today. Take responsibility for your own life and your own family, stop being a victim or telling others they are victims.
...and on the polar opposite in the concept of only to direct descendants the same should apply to the direct descemdants of the slave owners to make it truly logical and pragmatic.
@ReactionaryRighty-nt6hq and if that happened would all this race stuff end? or would it be forgotten and more demanded in a few years? more than three quarters of the people you would be demanding money from, immigrated here after slavery was already abolished.
@ReactionaryRighty-nt6hq Really SMH how about Aficans trides that sold slaves after hunting them down should pay? or the Black slave owners? Yes there were black slave owners in America...
Much like an ancestors shame should not extend to you, neither should their pride.
I've been saying this for the last 10 years, ever since my first interaction with BLM.
Wokeness is a 21st century American religion and this needs to become common knowledge.
I'm glad that others recognize this as well.
Unfortunately by accepting people into schools like MIT, based on the color of their skin, who maybe didn’t have the grades or the standardized test scores, they often aren’t prepared for the rigors of that level of education. They are accepted into these elite institutions where they are not properly equipped to compete.
They often end up on academic probation or dropping out of college entirely because they were set up to fail by the system.
By not matching their strengths, their grades and scores to the college or university where they could thrive in a slightly smaller but no less important institution, they feel like failures.
I like this professor. He tells it as it is. I am white and I’m from South Africa living in the UK. Thankfully my parents taught me not to see colour but to see the person and I am so grateful for that. we are not born racist. We are raised to be racist which is such a shame. Thank you for doing another fantastic video. Please take care and blessings to you from the UK.
The poorest black gang in Chicago makes 22 million a year in the drug trade. Let that reality sink in. Black youth in gangs are not killing each other "over nothing." They are street gangsters. Every drug corner is worth a $100,000+ so their territory is fought hard over. Its our collective drug habbits as a society that fuels the drug trade.
Not excuses, just reality.
A professor in economics at the university of Chicago did a study on gang economics.
This was in the early 90's so it might not be the same now.
The gang leader might average $100k+ a year. The foot soldiers who are out on the corner at risk, get roughly minimum wage.
I dough the ones actually doing the fighting are being compensated appropriately. Probably just seen as disposable pawns to the leader unfortunately.
What are your sources for those numbers?
And some of those boys were pressured into joining, some of them were made to believe by their own community that it's the only way to make something of themselves as a black man, some of them have no scruples and believe in the ride or die mentality of gangster rap, some of them wanted a place to belong and not risk gang violence from all sides. And the women? Well they're just bitches along for the ride and a good pounding in more ways than one. It's a sick culture, and if a black person wants better for themselves than to be nothing but a fiend and a killer, they get the kind of racist treatment they are brainwashed to believe comes from a foundation of white supremacy. It is nothing because it's not a life worth living. Why else would they be so angry all the time about literally everything. I grew up in the inner city, surrounded by fiends and drug addicts, homelessness and violence. It's not a happy place unless a fight breaks out and they get to watch it.
And the funny thing is, most of these places are run by Democrat politicians and voters. I guess we know the Democratic party is still the racist party.
Thankfully there are still some smart people in this country.
[stares in mirror] well... dang it 🤣
"Imagine having to feel guilty every single day based of something you can't change!"
**coughs in german** 😕
I've been called a racist for multiple times.. The first time when I was 10 years old and 2 immigrants stole my soccerball and I grabbed it back. The father came an drove into me (htting me) and he kicked me and shouted at me that I was a racist by "stealing" back my own ball.. I've been called a racist when some one who rented a space from me and didn't pay for months and I said he had to go because he didn't pay.. He nearly hit me with his car while I was walking on the sidewalk, he shouted he would kill me and that I was a racist..And yeah things like that happened to me multiple times..It's weird because I'm not a racist and never felt I was. But things like this sometimes made me feel things that could be considered racist (thoughts like those ** people are all the same). Altough this isn't about black people, because we don't have these kinds of problems with black people overhere in Europe, but with people from the far east.
I grew up in a trailer park in the south. I’ve never had white guilt or privilege.
As an Asian, Im very aware that your type of white is the most marginalized demographic in America by far. Just know that there are people including minorites out here who observe your situation and know how screwed over you are.
That's what you think, but Oprah Winfrey, Michelle Obama and Megan Merkle are crying so hard to each other at your opression, THEY JUST CANT EVEN.
@@Ghalion666 that’s a fair point. I didn’t think of their plight
Sweetie, please pay attention. No one with intelligence is saying that white privilege meant you had an easy life. I don't know why people like you insist that's what it means when it has been explained over and over. I get it, reality is inconvenient for you.
All white privilege means is that you have a systemic foot up. It means you'll most likely survive an encounter with cops. You won't be followed in a store. You can have the same crappy credit as a black person and you'll get a line of credit where we would be denied. And you'll get a better rate. You could have the same or less qualifications for a job. But you'll get at least a call back.
If you get angry at work whether reasonably or not, security isn't called. Which to me is sadly hilarious because white men are the number one mass shooters.
The list goes on and on. Little things you probably never noticed. But they're there.Whether you believe it or not, white privilege exists.
The real problem is that the kind of people that need to hear this, have been told to stay away from these kinds of people because they are spreading hate/racism/bigotry/etc. so there is no reason to give him the time of day.
Black on black homicide rate has always been over 90% according to the FBI.
JUST LIKE WHITE ON WHITE HOMOCIDE IS IS 99%
“Colleges naturally foster diversity.” Thank you so much for saying that.
Just treat people like people and we won't have a problem. Simple. Apart from the occasional idiot, but that's just people for you.
This is why I call CRT 'colorist racist theology'.
I’m a white 65 years old and I’m sick to death of being held responsible for things that happened before I was even born .. I’m married to a Jamaican man who I’ve been with for 50 years.. and suddenly out the blue he’s bringing up the anti white American shit .. I say that cause that’s where it’s coming from.. I’m not taking it on board .. don’t feel guilty not one single bit ..
Yeah, the white descendants of middle eastern slaves would like a word with these people, in that case..... 🤔
I just want to take a moment to thank all the sane people. Black, white, brown, yellow, red, polka dotted, or striped... thank youbfor being SANE. ❤🇺🇲
Thanks LFR for what you do. White dude here, who wants us all to just be equals. I feel no guilt whatsoever for being white, because logically it makes no sense. I feel guilty for things I've done wrong in the past, but I feel no guilt for what other people have done. I have empathy for people who are struggling, regardless of their skin color. I feel empathy for people of all colors, including white people, who have genuinely been mistreated by police. However, I feel exactly zero personal guilt for the actions of others, because I did NOT do anything to the people affected, and I do NOT support corruption, or mistreating anyone based on their skin color, or for any other reason. Why should I feel guilty because of my skin color? It's absurd. Suggesting I should feel guilt for anything because of my skin color, is say that others should feel certain ways only because of their skin color. That's crazy town in my head. I want the equal, color blind version of society please. We should strive for an equal society, not an equitable one. Equitable societies always end in violence. Always.
As a white guy who grew up in a violent household, worked his butt off for what I have and who went bald at 16 at 40 I am still searching for my white privilege. The one thing my parents did right was they told me and demanded I treat all people as I would want to be treated.
I was in the military for 10, my husband was in 27. I am white and he is Filipino. We often talk about the fact that, despite being so racially diverse, we never had a problem with racism. We all got along just fine.
You're all there for the same purpose and all signed up for being part of a team.
People with racist views, tend to also be pussies.
Probably wouldn’t have the balls to say anything to your face.
So does 97% of humanity. The rest just have extremely big mouths & are adept at playing the system.
u r a American!!!! like he his Filipino....please stop using that racists word. i am American not "white"...
When you donate your body to the power of the state and do whatever your rulers tell you....
America shed its own blood to rid itself of slavery. Not many countries have made that sacrifice.
USA was the first to put in law banning slaves.
There is still millions today, more then ever and yet this is ignored. I guess because they are not in places with majority white people?
I'm not even sure it got abolished in a lot of other countries. It just became unprofitable in the west after we turned against it.
United States of America, the only country in the history of ever on the planet called Earth, where white people deleted other white people,expecting nothing in return, for black people to be free.
Great Britain barricaded the West Coast of Africa to stop slaves being taken to the Americas. At least 2000 naval sailors died. It doesn't sound a lot but it definitely contributed to the abolition of slavery. Britain outlawed the transportation of slaves around 1808 and through the blockade managed to free 150,000 Africans. Britain managed to convince its ally Portugal to allow the policing of slave ships which stopped the Portuguese slave trade. Around 1840 Britain signed a treaty with America to work together to stop the slave ships which were seen as pirates at that time. British people aren't usually proud of their country, it's just how we are. But I'm proud we worked with other countries to free Africans bound for slavery.
@@noladavis5085ah, yes, after being the singular reason the Atlantic slave trade was created, the British "stopped it". Lmfao.
To quote Huey Long:
_"Of course we'll have (fascism). We'll just have it under the guise of Anti-fascism."_
Same thing for this. We're always gonna have to have it around. It'll just depend on what form it will take.
I've never heard this quote.
@ReactionaryRighty-nt6hq it might be a made up quote, but it is literally what we have in the states right now. Really? Antifa isn't an actual fascist organization? Really? our economy doesn't run on fascist rules? Really? Our current administration isn't using fascist tactics? You must be kidding.
@ReactionaryRighty-nt6hq yes it is. Heuy P. Long was a real person that had a way with words and have been documented saying it. I guess if you not from Louisiana especially New Orleans or Baton Rouge you wouldn't know about him or what he has done or said. He was a very controversial political figure.
@ReactionaryRighty-nt6hq that's up for debate and depending on who you ask. There's streets and a bridge named after him. Plus he's a Bourbon St legend. Him and his brother lol. Louisiana has the best politicians money can buy
@ReactionaryRighty-nt6hq think of what you just said. They've been renaming all kinds of streets and buildings lately. Who are they being renamed after?
Min 2:30 approx. This is a syndrome called "Hyperfocus syndrome " where individual pays attention only to exceptional happening, dissmising the rest of the issue, to direct the attention away from the fact that might endanger or change the mainstream narrative. And this is not the only area where it happens.
You sir, seem to be a pretty well rounded young man. Looking over your videos, you seem to cover things that I would label more intelligent than what one might expect to see covered by a young man your age, and you cover it in an intelligent manner. You're not screaming goofy nonsense about stupid crap that doesn't matter into a mic and I respect that. You out here holding your own in a very grown manner and I am proud of you young sir. Please keep it up.
The country was so close to solving the race problem…and then I voted for Obama.
I share the same sentiment…I’m a Filipino retired from the US Navy. Married to a Southern belle for almost 45-years. The whole time I was saying to myself…”America has come a long way when it comes race”. I’m also aware that prejudice is something everyone has no matter your race. At the time it seems like we’re gradually working through it. Then, politics came into play…I knew there was something I DIDN’T like about him also…then, it’s all about race after that! It hasn’t let up ever since!
I feel you guys. I wish there was a way to get our votes back. Seems like were just voting between silver spoon fed wh1te collar cr1minals.
Learning is fun.
Well and accurately said.
I would say it declined from 2014 onward.
I've been appreciating your growth and development from afar...growth earned both as a human being moving into manhood and as an independent thinker outgrowing the box introduced by dint of birth. Recognizing the box, considering it's merits, worth and constraints, and then evaluating whether or not to continue living within those pre-destined boundaries, and working through the natural challenges such considerations bring, has been emminently enjoyable to witness. Good for you. Never stop that growth and development as you age and earn wisdom. Well done, Jojo. THIS is what makes you impressive as a young man and is also what will give you the strength to become the husband, father and man that we require of you (and others like you) in this society. Never stop learning and applying that knowledge. We don't require your perfection; we absolutely require your mind and integrity.
I have enough Catholic guilt I'm sure as hell not going to feel guilty because my skin is white.
I think this over all issue for whites who hate themselves is they want catholic guilt but without God.
Where I disagree with him is this: Catholics feel guilty over what they’ve done. It’s Protestants who feel guilty over who they are.
To make you feel better I'd like to point out that the first crusade during the tenth century was a legitimate response to Arab and Muslim aggression. If you want to look it up you can actually find that Muslims invaded many predominantly Christian nations all the way up to Spain and France. The number of countries is much greater than that and I don't remember the full list but the information is completely free to search and honestly gives a lot of insight into why European animosity against the Middle East started.
@@gavindooly2375 Thank you, I am actually pretty familiar with the history so I don't feel bad about the Crusades part of it because I understand the threat they faced as the Muslims attempted to create a caliphate of the known world. Strangely with all that history available to everyone we find ourselves at this bizarre point where people believe diametrically opposed societies can coexist in one place.
@@nikkidarkangelpnope8400 I certainly agree it's strange that people assume that. If you look at the fall of Rome as one example, you could understand that Rome was a nation that conquered other satellite nations to expand their empire. In the process they also introduced a lot of culture variation and variations in the beliefs and values of their new citizens they just conquered a generation earlier. Rome was Rome not for ethnic reasons or anything like that, they were Rome because they had roman values. Roman values and being able to assimilate to the Roman culture which would have meant accepting Roman values, religion, art, history, all of that would have made you Roman. But if you didn't assimilate to the culture and you were essentially just a separatist group of people who didn't believe in Roman culture or assimilated it in any really meaningful way wouldn't have truly become Roman in spirit despite being under Roman rule. A large reason why some people believe the Roman empire fell wasn't just expanding too quickly, it was also due to the degradation of Roman values and essentially the breakdown of the culture as a whole because they had so many different cultures and assimilated so many different values that they in essence stopped being Roman altogether themselves. However that isn't to say all of Rome fell, believe it or not the Eastern (I believe) Roman empire survived well into the 15th century (or 18th, it's been a long time since I learned about this) after the initial fall of Rome and was able to survive because they were the more conservative (aka traditional Roman who believed in Roman values still) and were able to keep it going for centuries after. I know that was a long winded example of different cultures coexisting causing issues inherent to the failure of the society but it's certainly one of the biggest examples to draw from.
The cultural 90s (including some of the 00s) were the pinnacle of Western civilisation.
We even had racism pretty much solved, no one cared what colour your skin was, but you could still get ribbed for it.
Got called a cis-gender white hetero male the other day. Thing is...I'm Cherokee, bi sexual, and isn't it wrong to assume someones gender nowadays? XD
Respectfully said, bisexual is a sexuality not a gender.
The problem that always gets lost in this. Only 1.6% of the population owned slaves
yet every Jewish household owned slaves
That’s cap. Every single ethnic group were slaves. Nazis enslaved their own. Africans enslaved their own. Asians enslaved their own and then eventually went out and changed their slaves.
Even in your goofy bible it says your slaves will come from nations around you.
.. and some of those slave owners were black...
From where'd you get that statistic? 1.6% owed 25% of the slaves, but 20% of Americans owned them according to everything I've read.
@@X_EmmasBlue_X and every single ethnic group alive owned slaves. Dahomey Tribe is the slave tribe that worked with America to even get their slaves.
Something I always ask someone is “should the sins of your father be your sins too?”
If that's the case than we would carry the sins of all of our ancestors and what would the point of life, and growing in this life, be for.
@@jennifers1040 At some point simply having kids would be an act of cruelty.
If that's the case, my son is in deep trouble.
@@wmason1961lol
I never ask that.
Excellent commentary on Dr. McWhorter's insightful and brave perspectives.
The older I get, the more I realize how damaging it is to create a victim mentality in any segment of the population. If you're constantly told that the "system" is rigged against you, you're very unlikely to put effort into achieving anything. The culture of any group seems to be the deciding factor in how people relate to their environment. By western standards, I was raised in poverty by a single mother. I was born with a rare birth defect that required extensive hospitalization for half my life. It would be very easy for me to feel like a victim but I'm a midwest girl who was taught different lessons. Only about 15% of the global population lives in a developed country. The poorest, most disadvantaged American enjoys security and opportunities that are completely unavailable to most of the world. I'm tired of listening to any American complain ...we're all extremely lucky.
You know how they always ask the same basic questions for ID and whatever else they need to know whether you’re at the doctor’s office, the DMV, or a job application? Whenever I get to the questions asking if I’m white, black, hispanic, etc, or other/ none. (the wording is different every time)
I always pick that last option, ‘none.’
Because I decided years ago, that though I may appear white, that’s not who I am, how I identify nor how I “identify” others for that matter.
John McWhorter famous linguist and associate professor of linguistic at Columbia University. Brilliant man, and certainly not a conservative. His practicing that very rare and much maligned skill of critical thinking and analysis.
Very intelligent man.
I wish he could talk more about linguistics. He has said he wishes the same thing.
Thanks you! I knew I recognized his voice.
He wrote a neat book on AAVE/Ebonics that I found informative.
Uh oh! This professor actually makes sense.
No one should ever feel guilty because of the color of their skin and anyone attempting to make others feel guilty over that is doing something extremely evil.
You aren’t allowed to ask why individuals are in a position to be shot.
If you look into that small number of police shootings per year, you quickly find that the VAST majority of them are both legally and morally justified. Individuals with weapons shooting at police. Individuals attempting to disarm police and a variety of other situations.
For those handful that aren’t justified, most of those have police that are absolutely being fired and/or prosecuted.
1-2 thousand individuals shot by police in a year at most out of the MILLIONS to TENS of MILLIONS of interactions police have with the public? That’s a fraction of a fraction of a percent.
This narrative of the “unarmed black man being shot down by cops in the streets all the time” is a gigantic lie.
A lot of the anti-racism geniuses think that the cops shoot about one or two thousand unarmed black people a year. The real number is about a dozen
I listened to Fault Lines by Voddie Bauchum, and he went into detail about just how wrong the narrative is. And I also listened to a book by a reporter who pointed out that journalists are pushing narratives, and what doesn't fit goes away.
I lived in a four-room tarpaper shack with a four-holer outhouse until I was five-and-a-half, and not a whole lot better after that, going to school with holes in my socks and holes in my underwear and graduating high school at 17, and 6'2" tall and 145 pounds, and darn hungry. So no ... don't really think I was very "privileged."
My ancestors were sold as "indentured servants" (see: human proprety without insurance policy) after centuries of enslavement and abuse by Vikings, Romans, Normans, Saxons, etc. The Brits decided to starve them out or lock them up as prisoners and sell them to whoever paid the most. They were yelled at and had rocks and potatoes thrown at them when they got off the boats. There used to be signs saying "No Irish Permitted" or "No Irish Need Apply"
You don't hear about this normally cause the Irish put their heads down and made their way out of it as best as they could. They didn't complain and try to be victims, despite being treated like subhumans or even animals in some cases. Not to mention all the sterotypes that still exist today that is apparently ok to joke about without any repurcussions. Didn't stop them though, they made their own way in this country and eventually got to the point where an Irishman became President (though they did kill him infamously).
Not gonna apologize to anyone of any race for any of this nonsense. If they'd just read the history of about 10 different cultures from 10 different places on the planet, they'd soon realize nearly everyone had slaves or were slaves at one point. There were even black slave owners in the US before, during, and after the civil war. But don't tell anyone that or you're automatically "racist" for not agreeing with them and expressing your "white guilt". And will more than likely lose your job and be ostracized by a lot of ppl you thought were friends. All because you don't have the same skin color as them and they think that it somehow gives you "privileges".
Merit is the only way. I have five tomato plants all the same variety all planted the same, two of them are growing and have sprouted, the other two are not as robust under the same care. Just saying.
I tried to post 5 statistics to support the points of this video and I was complimentary to this video. To make your point even clearer, this platform doesn't allow statistical truth because it is viewed as 'hate' somehow. Crazy times we live in. If we can't talk about it civilly, how are we going to help the problem?
The leftist don't want you to speak the truth let alone back it up with statistics
@travisjazzbo.........I also made several comments on this "professor" speech. Since I wasn't on the side of the majority....my comments were removed???
I joined the military 50 years ago. My first Commander was Latino. He had two immediate subordinates who were next in the chain of command, and one was black. (It was a command & control unit with 200 people.) That was 1/2 century ago! How’s that possible if we’re so horribly racist?
Thanks Jojo! Love John McWhorter!! He's done some amazing lectures on ancient writing, language history, language families, and others for The Great Courses (can find on prime). Yall should check them out!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you. This NEEDED to be said and I completely agree with it, I've been saying this for a while now. The black community needs to look at their own people killing and disenfranchising their own people instead of going after that one rogue white cop, if black lives really mattered, they'd do that and listen to other opinions instead of shouting them down.
Why don't black people call out the blacks doing this and specifically, where were the protests for the daily black on black gang murders and Tyree Nichols who was beat to death by black cops?!
I'm white and feel no shame about anything!
John McWhorter is brilliant, such a smart dude.
I’ve watched several of your videos now & appreciate how open & honest you are regarding these issues & looking at them objectively & critically. Well done!
Excelling at a state school will do more for you than failing at an elite school. You also don't carry the extreme debt, you may still have debt but it should be far more manageable. I think you made a wise choice. Once you are in the work force, your work will decide you course. Within a few years the only one who will even know what school you went to are the ones who need others to know they went to a "fancy" school. Since those same people will likely be doing the same job you are, for the same pay, you can laugh your way to the bank.
I was going to make the same point. Unless you went to Harvard or Princeton or something 5 years into your career it won't matter at all what will matter is your performance.
I couldn't make it into any fancy schools but so many idiots and bad ideas come out of them that I think my simple common sense is worth more than certain courses and sometimes makes me feel like a genius compared to some of their denizens and I only have my high school diploma (and a lot of reading and listening to what people have to say online which forms the bulk of my education). I'll be the first to admit I am not particularly smart - like JoJo said I guess I am more intelligent than average.. but that's not saying much.
@@Animanarchy Smart enough to know that a fancy school (especially right now) is a mess. If you have a known path that requires a degree (doctor, lawyer etc.) than it makes sense to take on the debt but if you don't or decide to take something that has no future you'll never recover from the debt. You enter the work force years behind others that didn't go and you have a hard transition, thinking the schooling should count for more than it actually does. I'm a believer in education, but unless your rich, or get a full scholarship it has to make financial sense.
@sharis9095 Bingo. That's a good comprehensive and succinct breakdown of the systematic situation.
Prof John McWhorter is a good listen and a great linguist. He’s got some Great Courses audiobooks about the English language that I absolutely adore.
Well, my ancestors were enslaved so much, that the word "slave" was derived from their ethnicity. Can I haz sum reputations, plz?
Keep on jojo!
3rd world problems..ugh. Slavery is still a focus after 1000s of years of it all around the world.
Thomas Sowell has a successor, we need more people like this guy. Respect from England
What dude is saying @4:35 is so true. It's the same thing every person with the same complexion did to deal with OJ Simpson sawing his wife's head off - "Oh No....He Innocent"
It’s 2024.. why anyone should be “proud” or “ashamed” of what they’re born into, is beyond me. Same thing with this sexual identity thing - I understand the context of it, though I don’t understand why we’d want to be “proud” (neither should we be ashamed) to be a certain gender or sexual orientation if we’re supposedly “born” that way.. I’m not proud to be a white, heterosexual male. I’m not ashamed of it either. It simply is the way it is. My character is what I’m proud of. And I’m proud to be an American - not just because I was born here, but because I stay here and invest in the nation. That’s why.
I can’t imagine having to feel guilty every single day. However, I can imagine being told I should feel guilty every single day. I can tell you that is annoying.
The news is only interested in anomalies.
I was good enough for Varsity Football and Hockey in school but was not good enough for college. I ended up with a career in the military and as a Pinkerton because that's where my talents were. People need to be encouraged to follow their talents, not get pushed into paths they're not qualified to follow.
Pinkerton? Like a Pinkerton detective?
@@cosette999 Yes
@@SGT_RPGames I’ll be honest……
THAT’S SO COOL!!!!!!!
@@cosette999 Thanks, it was a great job
@@SGT_RPGames have you ever read The Valley of Fear? It was the final Sherlock Holmes novel. It’s the story of a Pinkerton agent whose job was infiltrating a mining group in Pennsylvania.
I have said it so long, and somebody proves me! It feels so warm inside right now. Thank you for saying thus! UWU ^^ :P
I am Polish. Too poor to be respected by Westerns as a white, to white to be seen as a colour. I don't give a f what somebody tells me I supposed to feel. I am proud of being Polish. My skin colour has nothing to do with my culture. And yes, you can be black and Polish - but its rare, cos ya know, we did not have colonies, we were busy fighting off those imperial assholes from our land then.
I don't feel guilty. I haven't done anything wrong.
We've traded one cult for another
I'm white but that doesn't matter because I'm Nordic and we have nothing to do with this nonsense.
But I do wonder, If I would visit USA, would I face this kind of activism?
Much less chance outside of the blue cities and states, but even Florida has Disney.
You would most definitely experience it. Directly or indirectly. It will have an impact on your mind.
yes to americans white is white even slavs are white and oppressors even though word slave comes from slav
Small business owner, I don't care if you are a woman, a man, trying to figure that out... white, brown, black or some version of othered colored combination....can you take care of patients? No .... get out of the way...yes, you are in line to be hired. I get it, it is horrible hiring people base upon skill...this used to be how people got hired... it still sounds reasonable to me.
I've been saying this for almost 10 years, I'm gay and when this all started happening to my friends, I went "It's a religion" and they all cut contact with me. That is exactly what religions do.