"Got kicked out of a McDonald's for being racist." "Tell us what happened!" "I got kicked out of a McDonald's for being racist." "Yeah, but what happened?" "I was being racist."
I work at the theatre and have to do exit surveys. One woman was in tears saying she thought this needed to be taught in schools. Luckily the next guy said he needed to throw up now
Wait WHAT?? This is actually being shown in theatres? What the fuck man I thought that was just a joke. that’s so fucking dumb I STG if my theatre nearby me is playing it im genuinely going to be pissed
@@RJ-NumenThe fuck you talking about? My mom’s family immigrated after slavery and before WW2. How is this incorrect? And she was being tongue in cheek. Calm down snow flake.
Never understood the “Guilt of your ancestors”. It’s too much like “Inherited sin” from Christianity and I thought we were trying to move past that not entrench it more.
The difference is that inherited sin has, most of the time, no material advantage for the inheritors (if my dad killed someone what do I have to do with it?). In cases like systemic racism, on the other hand, some form of advantage persists through time, in some cases in pretty relevant ways. To make another example: if my dad forced someone to change their last will to make him the sole inheritor of their fortune to the detriment of their children and then kills them, when my father will die I will inherit that stolen fortune. Now, am I to be accused of extortion and murder? Of course not. But don't you agree that the victim's family has the right to claim what my father stole? I mean, we even have laws that punish the buying of stolen goods. It's not that strange concept.
@@CazznPower yeah sure that makes sense what was stolen is returned but how do you parse what was stolen? My family 2 generations ago was in Ireland and southern Spain. My great grandfather and grandmother were immigrants. My ancestors had no part in this so why should they or I bear the weight of some has beens?
@@SiFireHasSpeed if any reparation is going to go down, it's not going to be on the individual level. Pointing out that the problem is systemic points exactly to this and that's why white grivience, guilty consciousness etc. are not useful nor expected by most activist groups. This kind of reasoning shifts the focus from systems to individuals and would solve nothing. Again, solutions have to be systemic and have to take into account the cumulative effects of these trends. Just to give one simple example: most residential areas with an overwhelming majority of black inhabitants have serious health hazards. This is because they are cheaper and they are cheaper because they were built next in industrial areas or next to industrial wastes disposal centers. So black people in these areas are disproportionately affected by health issues related to industrial wastes and pollution (from ashtma to cancer). A law that would facilitate access to health services for people living in these areas, even if not explicitly black, would greatly address some of the costs consequent to racial segregation. This wouldn't be an attack on you or any white people, btw.
Who says that it is you or your family who has to pay for anything? Nobody expects individuals or families to pay for people in racial minorities. The point is to change the system, not to make people receive some punishment
It's also quite comical how, upon searching up Robin Diangelo's Wikipedia page, it suggests that she's "an American author working in the field of *_'whiteness studies.'_*
As a German I do not feel any guilt for what people 3 to 4 generations ago did. I had nothing to do with it, I do not support it. Feeling guilty for something you didn't do and had no chance to stop is stupid. That doesn't mean I'm unable to learn from the past to make a better future. I can check my own biases and think about them, find out what is true and what is false, think more about facts than opinions and teach my daughter to be a decent human being to everyone. And that includes people she disagrees with, so we can have more conversations and less hate.
And I feel like this is the argument the movie didn’t make, yknow? At no point is it saying, hey, maybe feeling dread and guilt is counterproductive but let’s address that there are still problems caused by the past that we need to fix. It’s because fundamentally the movie doesn’t believe that.
@@myfriendscallmepat What do you expect from Matt Walsh and the Daily Wire? But it is sad, that people who claim to be "not like the snowflakes" and "driven by facts" aren't able to leave their echo chambers and block out everything they disagree with. They are as bad as, or even worse for society than the very far left (not the reasonable people on the left, I count myself as one of them), but that minority the internet made popular some years ago.
@@myfriendscallmepat Well, white guilt, virtue signalling and racial grifting are all real and the movie did expose a lot of that. Anyway, it's a win for Matt Walsh just by you making this video. The more people who talk about him, the more will see the movie and it's already a financial success.
As an Autistic individual, I'm mentally bracing myself for the day Matt Walsh and RFK Jr make a "documentary" talking about how he's "just asking questions" regarding my "vaccine injuries"...
I would tell him about how epic being autistic is. Absolutely love it. Every year I can't wait to get more vaccines so I can get the latest updates to my autism.
21:14 I know it’s a bit, but that’s not _white_ culture, that’s _German_ culture. Or maybe American culture, given how much it has changed from the German original. We who are “white” have culture, but it’s not because we’re “white” (which is a category we invented, and then just keep changing), it’s because of our ethnicity or nationality or family or where we live or grew up.
This whole thing is massively American flavored. By that logic, African Americans don't have culture either, it was erased from them by generations of slavery. "White" immigrants who came over 150 years ago don't have much relationship with their former countries either, of course. By saying that, what point are you trying to make on either side? What conclusions are you drawing?
@@myfriendscallmepat Sorry little boy, but some of the incidents in Springfield involving pets and animals have confirmed to be true. Oh, the movie is a financial success, so you're wrong again. Matt made your side look like a bunch of @$$ holes. Anyway, I wonder if Robin is going to give any more money to random black people to make herself feel better, after being in this movie?
@@kingbullyrock8739 >some of the incidents have been proven true 0 of those incidents have been proven true, but keep telling yourself that >financial success Post proof >made you look like a bunch of @$$holes Did he? All he showed was a bunch of people recognizing he was a weirdo who failed to get them to say anything truly heinous. >more money to black people I like how you ignored that she outright stated that's not how reparations work and gave the money for Matt's benefit. But as your entire comment shows, you don't live in reality
i just remember matt walsh’s followers turning on him for being against unpasteurized milk (the only correct take he has ever had, broken clock and all that i guess) and then being surprised at their reaction as if that isn’t the audience he has cultivated
@BasedHoliday It doesn't prove it's "not a cult" it just proves they're idiots. If you drink non-pasteurized milk you can get salmonella and die. And the only reason they disagree with him is because ALL the other people on the right support drinking milk that could make you sick.
Well I’m an unpasteurized milk lover because of all the good things it provides and it stays better so much longer and I’m a black gay person who stands and debates for trans people. So please check it out a bit before judging 😔
its crazy as someone who works at a movie theater that has this movie, god snot dead 5, and reagan in the same theater as the new beetlejuice. its half old fucks and the other half is goth kids. wild demographics this last week.
Hell I was late to the party but the poster was in the lobby when I saw Deadpool & Wolverine, aka the gayest Marvel movie without actually saying they’re gay 😂
@@mistersudz102as a goth (ish) kid i can tell you no one would win. everyone would lose. it would be like watching the most boring boxing match, a bunch of beer belly boomers and skinny teens weakly throwing -0.01 damage punches at each other.
While I agree that the "is black coffee racist?" joke is bad, I live in a country where a minister of state said that the term "black hole" is racist. So he has a point.
While I got a good laugh at the tearing apart of Matt Walsh's terrible film I do want to point out the absurdity of claiming "White people have no culture". The idea that the Irish, Scottish and Continental North European cultures don't exist is pretty idiotic.
The "white people have no culture" thing is another instance of the left not phrasing shit to be understood by those who need to hear it the most for the sake of preserving our smugness and spite. What that means is that "white" cannot be a culture like German, Irish, Welsh, British, etc. are because whiteness as a category was basically invented purely to establish a racial hierarchy between the dominant group and the conquered group. Seriously, can you name me a single unironically celebrated thing about "white culture" that doesn't mention any particular European or North American country and ISN'T a reference to white supremacy somewhere? I sincerely doubt it, because "whiteness" is and always was defined by being the master of all the other races.
I'm almost positive he's referring to white American culture specifically. Of course European countries that are associated with "white" people have individual distinct and vibrant cultures but white American culture seems to be an amalgamation of a bunch of different cultures and not something that is as easily defined and identified which is where the jokes about it not being a real thing come from.
@@Fireballcelly All cultures are "amalgamation(s) of a bunch of different cultures and not easily defined and identified." White American culture fits this definition exactly as well as English or Scottish culture (for example), no better or worse.
@@mattmalcolm534 It's true that all cultures are an amalgamation of other cultures to a degree but White American culture is not a distinct thing in the way that other countries have distinct cultures. It just has to do with history and probably immigration to some degree.
@@TheCommentingCat The alt-right pundits all seem to think they are Marcus Aurelius. Instead they look like they are trying not to be identified on the witness stand.
One thing I love about his "What is a woman" show was him interviewing the "random African tribe". That tribe is called Maasai and lives at the border of Kenya and Tanzania (I'm Kenyan and grew up in the same area but I'm not Maasai). An interesting fact about the tribe is that they have refused for the most part to adopt modern civilization into their culture. Which would be fine if their tradition didn't include treating women like shit. Matt Walsh went and asked a group of men from a comunity that practices FGM, marries off girls starting at the age of 10 or even younger if their menses or breast development comes early, believe that women are children and should have no right to own property as well as that they should be caned when they "misbehave", he went and asked the men of that tribe, "What is woman?". Of all the other tribes in East Africa that may be transphobic but atleast have the decency to treat women like they aren't property, he chooses the one tribe that practically hates women to ask his thought provoking question🤦🏾♀️. Someone once said reality is stranger than fiction and I'm beginning to believe it.
Honestly, at this point I don't get how you live with yourself after this much bs... the money definitely doesn't seem good enough, but then again... I've got a moral compas
Do you honestly think you'd get a different response if you interviewed various other tribes at the same level of development? I'd bet money on the fact that the majority of them would find gender identity to be a very weird concept regardless of how their tribe treats women.
@@frustratedsquirrel First off, tf do you mean by "same level of development". The fact that the Maasai do not accept Western civilization and customs doesn't make them "underdeveloped". As a matter of fact they have rather complex tools as well as customs and behaviours that allow them to thrive in the harsh Savannah and desert regions of East Africa, a feat I am certain the average westerner today cannot manage. Secondly, there were many tribes historically, even in my country Kenya, that traditionally believed that "a man could be born in a woman's body" and vice versa. The idea of transgender identity isn't a new concept that none of our ancestors could have even thought off. In fact, one of the most famous myths from my tribe, kikuyu, is of a woman leader who today would be considered a cross dresser but back then they thought she carried a male spirit. This was despite the fact that women were still considered second class humans. And this is true for a bunch of other tribes, with some individuals even being given a name from the opposite gender alongside their actual name. Third, I clearly acknowledged the general transphobia present throughout East Africa and Africa in general. My point was that it doesn't make sense to use a tribe that actively detests women as a voice of reason in the discussion about trans issue. I was pointing out the stupidity of the entire situation not claiming that some other tribe would have had a better response.
@@RegalLouise247 They believed they carried a male spirit, not that they were actually men. Transgenderism is a western concept that believes someone can become the opposite gender not that their spirit was the opposite sex.
If the expression, "If you have to ask if you're an asshole, you probably are an asshole," is true, then someone having to make an entire movie documentary to answer the question pretty much gives you the answer.
When you mindlessly call everyone around you an asshole for the most nonsensical reasons, you can't act surprised when people start questioning your cognitive ability to understand what being an asshole is.
@@SaberSin-mu4kt But that's mostly not happening. Policies or comments can be said to be racist, as they often are, but that doesn't mean people are blatantly racist. Problem is that today, racists often use dog whistles for their racist ideas
That's probably because he took the inspiration from that weird cult who once a week has a gross ritual of eating the body and drinking the blood off some random dude in the middle east. He seems to want the same worship.
Yeah, that thing is creepy. It’s extremely probable that Matt has a diaper fetish, given the plushie and the “diaper wrestling” event he hosted (men stripped naked, put on adult diapers and wrestled). I mean, normally I wouldn’t kink shame but in a parallel universe that guy would absolutely do the same to me fifteen times over so I’m gonna make an exception here
Considering that the vast majority of the audience was Daily Wire fans... Sorry, but that's the price you have to pay when you advertise your movie by targeting a specific group: you get that group to come in droves, but everyone else is a coin toss.
Yeah, its the fact he was the ONLY one at the movie theater AND your not laughing. Really shows how bad the disgrace to the title of movie the failure your watching is.
"If you have to ask if you're an asshole, you're probably an asshole.* Um... no? I mean, the nicest person i know asks me that all the time, mostly because they were yelled at for the smallest thigns while they were growing up. The constant questioning of moral goodness can come from more places than just actually BEING morally bad.
Things like this are why it’s hard to tell if an abuser is one because red flags can be present on so many other people. Plus, if someone calls them out they can say you’re scapegoating them, which is exactly what they do to others.
Constantly calling everyone around you an asshole for the most nonsensical reasons and then saying "If you have to ask if you're an asshole, you're probably an asshole" is next level gaslighting lmfao.
well, he’s not actually asking in any introspective way. he never genuinely reflected on whether he was racist. you do have a point in any other context
That's why the movie was so funny. It was SO cringe. You watched with your hand over your eyes. The people were SO cringe. "Everyone racist at the table raise their glass" Everyone raises their glass. Except the black woman, who sits there smugly. She is getting $3K (I think that's the amount) a person there, for these women to confess their racism to her.
@@libertytree3209So the people who are cringe are the very wealthy, basic as fuck white women who pay a couple of WOC to come speak harshly to them for a couple of hours. Yeah, I agree.
I know this is an irrelevant side-point, but I just have have to say(scream): THAT'S NOT EVEN HOW COLOR-BLINDNESS WORKS! THEY CAN STILL SEE SHADES!! RODS AND CONES ARE DIFFERENT AND DO DIFFERENT THINGS!!! Is it too much to ask that people just be 2-3 kinds of ignorant in a single sentence? Yeesh
@AveLikesAnime From the folks I met, yeah, though, I'm not sure if it's a general thing The people I've known mostly got the colors blue and red mixed up or something My 6th grade teachers husband had some issues with pink ironically 😂
@@AveLikesAnimeYep, we have tricolour vision. So when one goes wrong it tends to "merge" with one of the other colours. Myself as an example, I have red-green issues making greens and yellows blend closer together nothing major. I was shocked when I was watching a video talking about the different types and suddenly two images looked the same.
@@AveLikesAnimethe most common color blindness is red-green. I have a minor version of this and it really doesn’t affect me at all, I didn’t even know until I saw one of those “color blind test” with the dots in highschool I thought everyone was pranking me
@@AveLikesAnimei watched a video before about a guy who said he had full color blindness, like only seeing in black and white, but i never looked into if it was actually a real thing or not. if it is real, it's apparently so rare its almost to the point of non-existence, 2 color blindness is definitely more common. regardless tho, seeing in "black and white" still lets you (obviously) see black and white, so real or not its still a bad analogy
Yes, but so is a 3 year old dressed as frozen. What is REALLY interesting is, an black 3 year old, dressing as a Norwegian frozen princess, is not only not racist, she’s an anti-race activist who will tbe celebrated on TikTok for tearing down racist culture as early as 3.
I’m pretty sure the argument could be made that white people who trick or treat are racist because they are taking up spaces where non-whites could have received that candy instead. Obviously, the point is, to trend it all the way… it’s racist for two whites to have children as they’re adding more racism with their offspring. Whites consuming food is racist as that food would be better appreciated through a POC. I wish they’d be honest and say, it’s racist for white people to not take a gun and fire it into their own heads, since the historical implication of their existence causes the PTSD obtained genetically from the ancestors of slaves won’t be able to live a healthy life with whites potentially being viewed in public spaces. I mean they have a point, white people really did exist in the past and they also exist now, so we need to make sure to check our white privilege to when being alive. Whites hurt so many people each year by remaining in existence. We need to think about how living could be damaging to other cultures and do something about it if it’s causing pain…. And it’s causing pain.
@@keithg460 HA! yeah, sure. I'm betting it's more that he's just not that recognised outside of his sphere and those he sucks into it. Plus, he's got very "default PG rated lumberjack for children" energy to him.
@@Spooklilly-Latina4Freedomyou say as if Matt’s type aren’t the most thin skinned people in the world, they flipped out over being called weird for gods sake, that’s barely an insult.
@@Spooklilly-Latina4Freedom No... this is just What Is A Woman down to the deceptive methods in which he picks and engages with the people he puts up in the final product... Like it doesn't matter what package he puts it in because the intended message and method by which he gathers his "evidence" is basically the same.
No there needs to be a doc on how POOR we are and why there isn’t any $6 meal deals in healthy food! Cuz I hate McDonald’s but that meal has saved me a few times !
I always get a little worked up when I hear "white americans should feel guilty for the actions of their ancestors" because that just assumes all white americans decended from the initial groups that colonized the US. I am a 4th generation american. My great grandparents moved here from Russia. My grandparents bought a house that was in a very rural town that now is more rural as it is becoming a ghost town. My mom raised me as a single mother with norhing to her name even today, and me who has less than her because I still live with her at 27. No I have not benefited from my ancestors. Nor have my ancestors truly contributed to the atrocities comitted by the colonization of america. I feel like both sides look at things in such a binary way. There is so much nuance to everything that many strategies cant work because the problems arent simple.
@@EveloGrave you inherently have privilege based on the color of your skin. by ignoring the color and cultural difference of people, you’re only furthering us from the FACT that america was built on a system of laws (that still exist, quietly) and still keep minority groups in their morally lower category that america has mastered the hiding of. privilege does not mean your life was easier, ive had a shit life but my whiteness does hold bearing and provide me with an inherent set of implications based on society and american policy and history alone. racism is not about guilt, it is about thr importance of acknowledgment. color blindness and ignorance does nothing but further the idea that race has historically had no bearing when there were enslaved africans still in america less than 100 years ago, and policies further separating and holding africans accountable for the life the system forced on them. racism is not just hating someone based on the color of their skin. its the willfull ignorance to american history and complacent resistance to facts and critical thinking.
What is really crazy is that they get mad at the historical PURCHASERS of slaves (Scary White People) but have nothing to say about their fellow ancestors who SOLD them to the white people. (The other more dominant tribes of their homeland). When you see how most of these DEI enthusiasts support corporations that only say the things they do to get more money, while said corporations are in some way directly involved with a lot of the issues the left whines about, shows a very stark pattern of how Leftists directly fuel the creators of said issues while thinking the ones attempting to stop said issues are the source of said issues. Did I mention said issues? Lol. At the end of the day when you follow the mentalities of these groups and cross it with old psyops the three letter agencies did, you find some very scary resemblances to the victims of programs like Artichoke, Ultra, and Halie.
I think its worthwhile this film mention the $5,000 dollar Anti-Racist dinners. It recuperates social dilema into a very bourgeois banquet and makes Anti-Racism a fashionable and prestigious social product literally consumed by the upper elite. If you were hosting dinners where you get paid 5,000 a seat, why would you want them to ever end? Having racism and social discord be the centerpiece of the bussiness gives enterprising BIPOCs an incentive for racism to never be solved, but to be perpetually going, to keep the demand for attonement high and absolution low. This is indicative of the capitalist way of converting conflict into perpetual profit industries with no solution planned in the business cycle. A sincere unity of peace musn't be a money maker. I'm not even offended by someone trying to make money from problems forever. I'm annoyed when they market that business as a morally rectifying goodness. Ofcourse this film would never address this point, because Matt Walsh and the dailywire make their bread from conflict and outrage media, too. And it also questions the root causes of capitalism, which goes against the epic TradCath Judeo-Christian idolatry of dollars.
I didn’t know that about super size me lol. Imagine making an anti drug documentary where every crew member is jacked up on their pick. I wanna do documentaries now
Even if he wasn't drinking and kept exercising it completely useless as he didn't keep records of what he actual ate it still be completely useless. Oh and I heard that he was also a vegan as well at the time which probably cause yet more problems as he wasn't used to meat at all.
also just a lovely cherry on top, despite the fact ben has a name and is referred to as such throughout the duration of the movie, he's credited as "Matt's black friend" in the credits
So many insults, few substances. I came for a counter critique, but you couldn't defend any of those race grift grifters ideologies, didn't prove he is a racist, ramblings and ramblings. If you think that the interviews done in the movie were edited unfavourable to make the race grifters look bad, start a campaign to make Daily Wire release the whole interview.
Took 3 black family members who couldn’t care less about politics to watch this movie, all whom I thought would have 0 interest and would find it boring or stupid. We all loved it and laughed harder than I could have imagined basically through the whole thing. I think you’re just mad the film is doing well because you disagree with Matt politically. These criticisms are extremely weak at best, seems like you genuinely missed the point of every joke. One of the comments here says that “it’s hard to review something objectively when you are the object of mockery” and I think that’s about right. You are the joke of the movie, not Matt dropping plates. Your beliefs are funny because they are silly. Land acknowledgements are silly, thus they work as a joke on their own merit
@@Sephirajo Imagine being so deep in a bubble that you can't even comprehend that a black person might think differently about race than you think they should.
@@Sephirajo "Er MAH GERD, how dare you insist that a racial group can actually have diverse opinions and thoughts! This doesn't match the tribalistic ideas that have been taught to me as Dogma, therefore this story never happened!" type of energy.
I hate that I enjoy your videos so much because it seems like masochism to engage with this slop. I hope one day you can talk about less terrible things.
Okay, not gonna lie, with actually decent delivery, I think the idea of someone being uncomfortable ordering their coffee black because they're afraid of how it'd be perceived would actually be pretty funny. Or maybe I am just lobotomized, could go either way.
Yeah, if the focal point of the joke was the person's over the top awkwardness, fumbling around in a mundane situation then it could totally work. I can imagine it now, the barista's a black man and asks what they want, and the awkward patron just starts falling over themself
@gokuxsephiroth4505 Yess! It very much seems up the alley of a comedian like Tim Robinson who is kinda an expert in playing these kinds of characters. Or I can also imagine the charterers from it's Always Sunny arguing with each other about it.
When it comes to racism, segregation, and slavery in our history, i think its very important to acknowledge it, and say that our ancestors did many different people wrong. Its not our fault though and we shouldn't have to be made to feel bad for it, if we played no part in it. (Older generations who were around for that era who contributed to it should, but they're dying off and won't be around for too much longer.) Whats important is seeing racism today and trying to make things better. Sure, we've made a lot of progress, there are many who grew up in the modern world who were not treated as 2nd class citizens, because of their skin color. Though no doubt they were treated differently because of their skin color.
Name one single argument Pat used in his review against the documentary. I suggest the one that address the "Walsh just exposed the grifters" claim y'all are copypasting.
I'm sorry, but every time I see Matt Walsh he looks like Sacha Baron Cohen trying to look like the most generic person ever. His beard looks fake and he always has this expression like it's heavy from prosthetics. His makeup artist needs to be fired or one needs to be hired on the first place....
To me, he always looked like a guy cosplaying as a 2011 Starbucks hipster. I almost expect his voice and words to sound more like Pat's and less like my 76-year-old Dixiecrat father whenever he saw an interracial couple in a movie.
The fact that you two have to make fun of his appearance, supposedly from a group that claims is all about love, tolerance and compassion sure does look bad on you. He didn’t even speak much, he let everyone else speak for themselves. And you guys are hating the movie?
@@Diana-vk2yp Oh nobody is about love, tolerance, or acceptence. We are about not being failures to society who judge people based off skin color or shrexuality like you are.
Hey man, don’t worry. Just because you can’t do anything you try. That means you’ll be a perfect spokesman for the left… any questions on politics just say this exactly as you did…
matt is so unbelievably bad at going undercover it genuinely pisses me off as someone whose job is partially makeup. watching this video prompted me to go n look back at all his other “undercover” “investigations” n he hasn’t shaved the beard ONCE. how is he ever surprised that people recognize him
Did you ever think that its on purpose for comedic affect and half the time he still doesn’t even get spotted which makes it even funnier this whole movie was literally just a giant troll of the left and you guys are falling for it hook line and sinker 😂 this is the exact reaction he wanted from you this is what it feels like to get trolled. Like i dint get how you dont understand you were getting trolled by watching it.
@@JeffGordon-ph4vz ok? trolling is funny n I will happily admit I love a good stupid bit, but comedy doesn’t have a place in anything presented as serious undercover journalism (which, if walsh is a purveryor of truth as he claims, is what he’s trying to do). even the people who Do fall for his “disguise” are being interrupted and spoken over in a way that disrupts their natural behavior, which walsh is supposedly trying to document. what about dropping plates highlights the absurdity of two white women running an anti racism dinner for a bunch of other white women, for example? why not let that setup speak for itself instead of potentially throwing it off track? it’s bad form, and if he wants me to take him seriously as a journalist then he’s going to have to act like a serious journalist
There are multiple comments just below yours disagreeing with him. TH-cam randomly deletes comments all the time. I think that’s just as likely to be happening.
I do love the continual conservative victim complex. I’ve deleted maybe 5 comments out of 4000+ that were openly personally hostile to me (and left many others up). Not my fault yall can’t stop calling me slurs and TH-cam flags your comments
@@zaurzamanov4476 you have to remember these people are in a echo chamber, they all suck each others him/she's dicks. these are the people who had a meltdown over trump winning
@@dariocarraresi1823 It's been over a week. Did you just do your due diligence and look into it yourself or are you childishly waiting for them too? I hope you don't think this interaction makes you seem like something positive, but my hopes don't matter in the grand scheme of things.
His movie was a failure by what metric? Review score? No. Box office? No. Compared to other political documentaries? No, it's highest grossing opening political documentary in last 20 years. If you don't like the movie that's fine but it's very clear by the title of the video this review is not worth watching. Clearly a huge cope.
@@juliusdauksys2183 Okay, then by what metric was it a failure? It still did well at box office and still ranks incredibly high. It made way more money than used to produce it and even normal reviewers on TH-cam are saying it was a decent watch. It is a failure because a few retards don't like it? Explain to me.
Yes, inviting a bunch of white people to your seminar for a fee and then saying to the exact same people that you're fearful of them is totally a gotcha.
@@judoclawplays962 Nope. There's exactly one scene in the entire movie where someone said "I feel threatened in white spaces", and she was a PARTICIPANT of the seminar, not the speaker. But I'm not surprised that you got confused. The video editing in that scene was incredibly bad, and Walsh kept interrupting everyone.
What sucks is if you're one of the people being interviewed, you kinda have to be polite because if you fight back they'll point their finger and say "see! See! They're aggressive" Equity is not a power imbalance unless you were the one on top then it feels like an attack.
Equity is nothing more than a tool for fascists (real fascists, not "anybody opposite my political view" fascists) to trick the people into giving up individuality and freedoms.
The point of the movie is missed. It's not that racism doesn't exist or hasn't existed. That's like stating that hate doesn't exist. It's the idea that people are racist by default? Regardless of individual character.
Do mean the point is that it CHALLENGES the idea that white people are inherently racist and therefore racism is built into every system with the intention to raise those with white skin and suppress those without?
@@jabasabon Because Walsh didn't expose much of anything. Just some small snippets out of context. Like the entire bit about the Moana costume. All the DEI instructor said is that she wouldn't like it if her daughter wanted to dress up as Moana. Walsh made a mountain out of a molehill.
@@dariocarraresi1823 that’s being disingenuous. She showed that, according to her worldview, a child identifying with white cartoon characters is problematic, but also wanting to dress like Moana is a form of cultural appropriations. Then there was the bit with Robin Deangelo where she indicated that smiling at a person of color is problematic. Then there was the horrendous quote from Kendi that the only solution to past discrimination is present discrimination. Then there was the insanity of Saira Rao. Then there was the pushback from the DEI instructor on MLK’s famous quote. Regarding “content of character”. I could actually believe you on that one. Maybe there was some clever editing there. But I’ve heard too many interviews with other anti-racist folks where they want to push back against that quote in the same way. On top of that was the thousands of dollars that many of these people charge for this nonsense.
@@jabasabon No, she didn't show any of that. She simply said that she wouldn't like if her daughter wanted a Moana costume. That's it. But Walsh ignored - and edited out - literally _every discussion about racism_ all to focus on that itty-bitty topic. Barely two questions. There's more examples of Walsh's "taking minuscule quotes out of context", and a really big one is the Kendi quote. Kendi explained that black people have been subjected to a long history of racism - slavery, segregation, Jim Crow, being excluded from the Homestead Acts, the War on Drugs (cocaine use rates were equal between both races, but the police prioritized targeting crack cocaine, which was primarily used by black people; while white people usually used powder cocaine) and so on. As a result, white people were allowed to build generational wealth, and black people were not. Now, a lot of people believe that, since segregation was abolished, it means that now there is no more racism. But blacks routinely perform worse than whites, so how do people explain this? They ignore the history of racism (because "there is no more racism now"), and instead believe that it's the fault of black cultures or black laziness or black violence or black genes. Something inherent to black people. And _that_ results in a lot of biases against black people. For example, black people are much less likely to be hired than white people with the exact same qualifications. Black neighborhoods are subjected to overpolicing (because "black people are criminals because black culture, there is no changing that, so we'll just have to send in the cops to deal with it). And so on. End result: there's an entire system of different racist issues that affect black people - aka "systemic racism". So how what's Kendi's solution to systemic racism? Affirmative action programs to overcome the effects of racist biases - in other words, what he calls "positive discrimination" in favor of black people. ...Man, now that I explained the context, that that Kendi quote gives a significantly different impression, doesn't it? *And that's precisely why Walsh omitted all of that context.* Throughout the movie, there are NO mentions or explanations of the USA's history of racism, of concepts like implicit biases or systemic racism, and so on. All by design, all to keep you ignorant, all to make those anti-racism activists look scary and eeeeevil.
I promise you, there is nothing in this movie against the bible. He just goes into groups of people who have an "anti-racist" agenda, and lets them talk. Because they think he is one of them, they get caught saying things that are sort of shocking. There is an entire scene near the end where he goes into a Black Christian area, which seems to be somewhat depressed and talks to them about racism. They are full of love.
@@arkbros1307 Yes I did. I'll watch it again, see if I missed anything. But I went to see the movie and they were not short cuts. They were not edited to take things out of context. In fact, I took my sons with me, and asked them to watch for "jump cuts'. We explicitly noticed that the cuts were very long, allowed a lot of context. And of course there has to be SOME editing.
i think you guys missed the point of this movie. the question isnt ideological but how an ideology is being kept alive to make money out of it as long as possible. youre welcome
@@suckieduckie Nah, lots of Walsh's fans are criticizing negative reviews without having watched them. The fact that they never actually address what was said in the review is a blatant clue.
@@dariocarraresi1823 There are plenty of comments about the white people have no culture bit. Also the one you commented on seems to adress that the person reviewing missed the point in their opinion. Quite hard to do without having watched it.
I skip out on the concessions in an attempt to ameliorate my poverty haha. But this covers the ticket and my sadness. Thanks so much friend, I appreciate you a ton 💖
It's revealing that Walsh insists these people are only doing it for the money "Oh, you only do seminars and give lectures because you're a grifter." But...isn't that what the Daily Wire does? Like, Walsh, that's your job right there. Are you saying you don't really believe in what you're peddling?
the “white ppl have no culture” thing i take issue with as well. it places “white american” culture as a default, like the race equivalent of heteronormativity
I like to say that Whiteness™ is anti-culture. White individuals are not the Institution of Whiteness™. Culture and ethnicity are human universals. No one "has no culture". But in the US there is an element to Whiteness that likes to pretend that Culture and Ethnicity are beneath white people-after all, we acknowledge white people versus "ethnic" people. Whiteness asks us to see white individuals as culturally blank, pure even, and to see communities of color as "ethnic"-more fun but somehow more animal too. Whiteness ™ equates "culture" with animalism and decay. I think it is part of why white people feel so disconnected: our culture asks them to forego culture, something all humans need, and doesn't really pay them back for it if they do.
Love your videos! The fact I am also a gay, Italian-American, former high school theater dork, whose name is Patrick and whose friends also call Pat is neither here nor spooky. Keep up the good work! Also thank you for viewing and digesting this film so the rest of us did not have to.
I don’t believe you read every comment because that’s a critical rule at content creating. The nice comments are nice but the nasty comments can really hurt… this is a nice comment btw
For the record, when people point out that "There's No Such Thing As White Culture," we're not saying that Italian, German or American culture don't exist. Instead, we're saying that there is no "White" culture or "Black" culture for that matter, because race itself is a social construct. That whatever culture Russians & Jamaicans have for example is completely different from that of Nigerians & New Zealanders, because lumping those cultures together under the labels of "Black" & "White" was literally nothing but a means of justifying the colonisation and enslavement, etc of one by the other. So yes, almost every culture on Earth is heavily influenced by European Colonialism & Imperialism.
@@Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0000 because different countries have different cultures/religions beliefs that don’t exactly mesh well with others. Like I said, in a perfect world. We wouldn’t need them since nobody would kill each other. But that’s not a realistic world we live in.
What about Ottomans? Japanese? Mongols? etc. Or you view reality only in a way that suits you? Throghout all of human history people enslaved and colonised each other not because of racism or 'a need to spread their culture' but because of resources. Money! Alright? Every time one country colonised another it was because they had resources that the government wanted, nothing else. It just baffles me so much how for the past 2 centuries so many people fought and died for equality, for allowing mass education and now when we all have that right, you do nothing with it. Educate yourself. FYI, everything is a social construct.
Ok, now I'm a bit confused. 'cause I saw a video of a black guy praising the movie and now a White guy saying it's bad. This shit is never gonna reach the theater of my country, so it will take a long time for me to watch it. I'm gonna look for the opinion of a Latino or asian guy now. Edit: Now I've watched about 3 black TH-camrs praising the movie. Maybe the TH-cam is keeping me in a bubble with the algorithm. Gonna watch more analysis, but I'm starting to think that there's something not quite right with this dude interpretation of the movie. Sadly didn't find any latino analysis tho.
Super liberal white Americans usually get offended on others race’s behalf. Non-white Americans actually like racial humor when it’s genuinely funny. As a result, anytime a white guy does good racial humor, they’re always gonna offend liberal white ppl, even if the non-white ppl actually like it. Ignore them.
"the few people who are...." You don't get out much, do you? These people are everywhere, and Matt is exposing them, and the people who think like them.... Also, taking things he says and does out of context is pretty rich... Plus, you actually think that he thinks the flat and sarcastic jokes he makes are serious and funny. And you think we don't know... Wow. You're quite well informed, and the butt of many,many,many realistic and clear thinking people. Just so you know (yes, it's a personal attack, but only on your statements and content... I don't know you.)
@@dariocarraresi1823 you can edit all you want but you can't edit out the fact these people are being paid thousands to convince people that they are racist, stop taking your puberty blockers and use your brain
I think the whole point of the movie is missing in this critique. Many of the criticism exposed here, was made intentionally. The whole point of this "documentary" is to exposed the radicalization of something already radical in itself, racism. Furthermore, how this conflict is a moneymaker for "the experts" in who milk this whole idea. I hope we all understand that racism is bad enough, and there are issues that need to be address on a bigger scale. But this whole idea of white-guilt, cultural appropriation, white-privilege, etc makes no sense and does not do anything to change the socio-political landscape, if anything is the scapegoat for many people to make a profit, and take advantage of a political position, and this was exposed in this film successfully.
I think movies like this target such extreme minorities and then try to make it seem like everyone is like this. He has always seemed like he thinks he is the smartest guy in the room.
I just saw this movie and feel compelled to share a few thoughts. First, let me address the content of the film. The notion that I should hate myself or my country for actions that occurred long before I was born or that I am irredeemably racist simply because of my skin color is neither helpful nor hopeful. Being called a Nazi is incendiary and is being used to manipulate emotionally. I received contradictory messages telling me I need to repair relationships while simultaneously being told that there is nothing I can do but hate myself. This is utterly ridiculous. I have too much respect and love for myself and my friends and loved ones of color to accept this narrative. I deeply believe in our shared capacity for forgiveness and growth. That being said, the movie's format seemed to have been designed more to embarrass rather than foster meaningful dialogue. Creating an environment where people are intentionally set up to look foolish only deepens division, encouraging blame and finger-pointing. Psychologically it leaves people who disagree nowhere to go but double down and dig in. If the goal is to minimize the divide, a more respectful and constructive approach might serve us better. Perhaps the individuals depicted hold views so extreme and ridiculous that they deserved to look foolish or that a productive conversation is impossible. I refuse to accept that. Perhaps it is believed that this more provocative approach would cause such controversy that it would ensure we continue to talk about it. However, that flies in the face of the epilogue that race needs to stop being the center point of every conversation, and we should simply care for each other as human beings. I believe there is always a place to start, a point of common ground from which we can build. Maybe that is naïve, but without hope, where does that leave us? Do we stop trying to have civilized conversations altogether and "burn it all"?
I agree with what you said about self loathing being a completely unproductive when I come to helping those who are disadvantaged. When looking back in time we have to have greater humility the further we look / or understanding. The ideas of people being systematically or politically scape goated / put on the margins of what is a standard of civilized society is to a government. It is pieced together through how communities are isolated and manipulated through certain ideologies presented by those in power. It’s not to say there is some evil over lord it’s just there are strategies for maintaining power and control over people through racism that have worked in the past. So I think you are completely right, people who feel guilt or pride for having more than others doesn’t help those others who are struggling, it shifts the focus onto yourself. Thinking you need to be a prideful hero. Because it should be seen as a issue with ignorance and understanding for those who hold influence, not calling those who are ignorant stupid but trying to educate each other
"Perhaps the individuals depicted hold views so extreme and ridiculous that they deserved to look foolish or that a productive conversation is impossible. I refuse to accept that. Perhaps it is believed that this more provocative approach would cause such controversy that it would ensure we continue to talk about it. However, that flies in the face of the epilogue that race needs to stop being the center point of every conversation, and we should simply care for each other as human beings." This seems to be the crux of the issue. So many people seem to want to repeat whatever is 'anti-racist' that they don't bother actually thinking wether or not people are going to far. The result is that they blindly follow people like Robin DiAngelo or Ibrahim X Kendi who quite openly say that we should discriminate against white people to solve racism from the past. This has created an environment of political correctness where often times a discussion is no longer possible.
He didn't make a joke about how asking for a cup of black coffee is racist. He made a joke about how there are ridiculously woke people who think basically everything is racist. The joke isn't about coffee.... It's about wokeness.
By the way, i'm not american, i'm latin american, i don't speak english and i had a lot of good laughs in this documentary. They try to force this kind of woke stuff in latin culture, but this is so absurd that normal people will reject and see the mental issues this woke people have. I think the US created with a better economic situation a lot of middle class people that have enough to live and cry about their miserable life, because they don't have to kill a lion every day to work and give food for their kids as in many poor countries, like mine. People here have lives, they don't have time to be woke, they real bills, they have real issues, real problems, not mental problems.
@@fawnieee Very clever, you used the word triggered to describe “the right”, because the right is actually where all the word police are. Nice attempt to deflect from reality
i am genuinely begging for the dailywire to come out and say they've been satire/ragebait this entire time cause there's no way Matt Walsh is a real human being with a platform
No it isn't, and it isn't even a documentary. It's just bad faith propaganda, they don't document or reveal anything, other than the fact that Matt doesn't know what satire is and is terrible at disguises
@@bushybeardedbearit’s the tenth highest documentary of all time, now. The heart wants what the heart wants. Normal People are tired of the racist propaganda shoved down our throats. And that’s not just Americans. That’s all over the world.
With the whole ancestors thing. I personally think as long as you know what happened and feel sorry for the people affected by it, your fine. You shouldn't feel guilty because some white man in north Carolina did something 150years ago. I dont blame the modern English people for living on land stolen from the welsh/cornish/cumbrians. I wished they were taught about it. But not guilty for it.
I kinda don't get how you can't feel guilty. I'm living in a place where the native inhabitants got ABsolutely FUCKED by colonizers and their descendants are still extremely fucked today, in a sad, sad way. And I have a great life, because of what happened. Yes, I didn't DO anything myself, but it's hard to not think about how my happiness and success was built on the backs of an entire culture getting destroyed. Like the guy in this video says, I'm not going to let it consume me and prevent me from being a productive person in other ways, but it seems like basic empathy to at least have an awareness of why you're in the position you're in.
@@gregkrazanski the problem is most people don't benefit from the colonisation. I'm Scottish English. I don't benefit in any way shape of form living in what should been Welsh lands. The people who do benefit from it spit on us while spending more money building homes for themselves on land that isn't there and fucking the local housing situation like in Cornwall (a land that is so small compared to it's original size) I can't feel guilt for it, I can feel sorry for them that they have been put in such position but I can't feel guilty for something I couldn't choose. Id wish I were Scottish Welsh. But I can't choose to be descendants of someone. I can't choose where I was born. Therefore I can't feel guilty for people of the past as all that does is breed racism against my own people. You learn the history, you understand why people are in xyz position and then as society as a whole you work together to improve the position people are in.
@@gregkrazanski We already have awareness. They're called history books. You don't want people to have awareness. You want them to carry guilt. White people who only arrived in the US one or two generations ago are still looked at as racist by default. The madness of this whole thing will never end because people like yourself desperately want to keep it alive.
@@-._A2._- guilt/empathy/compassion/understanding. same shit, just semantics. if you want to define guilt as only something you can feel if you made a choice, that's totally fine, and maybe objectively/definitionally true, but it's splitting hairs. the sentiment is the same... why do you think it's important to learn from it and move forward in a different way? because we don't want to repeat it in part because we would undoubtedly feel guilty.
As much as I dislike Matt Walsh and his messaging, people like you really aren't doing left any favors in making us look rational on this issue. The implication that white people are somehow inherently worst when it comes to their treatment of other peoples demonstrates a profound ignorance of history. There have been many empires outside of Europe that conquered and oppressed other nations and peoples, this aggression is simply part of who we are as a species. The only difference with Europeans is that their ancestors happened to settle on a continent that was centrally-located and abundant in resources that were ideal for empire-building and kickstarting an industrial revolution. Trying to argue that white people are uniquely awful for their treatment of other peoples is every bit as absurd as claiming that they are somehow better than other races for building the empires that facilitated this mistreatment in the first place. All of it was down to the circumstances and luck, nothing more, nothing less. Serious question: if the Mongolians had successfully conquered Europe in the 13th century and continued to build a globe-spanning empire that continued to this day, would they be the ones considered to be uniquely awful by modern armchair intellectuals, or would they get a pass?
A bunch of people flooding youtube like "HEY REVIEW AM I RACIST OR YOURE A SELLOUT" I wonder what they think when someone doesn't like it, lmao. Good shit, Pat.
"Got kicked out of a McDonald's for being racist."
"Tell us what happened!"
"I got kicked out of a McDonald's for being racist."
"Yeah, but what happened?"
"I was being racist."
It almost sounds like a scene from a rejected episode of a show that was trying to emulate Seinfeld.
@@3baxcbso, Seinfeld
@@3baxcb Then the cashier comes in and spills the beans like how she was called a slur.
😂😂😂
Isn't this the "got kicked out of Gregg's today lads" pasta?
I work at the theatre and have to do exit surveys. One woman was in tears saying she thought this needed to be taught in schools. Luckily the next guy said he needed to throw up now
Lol! XD There is hope for humanity!
If this was taught in my school, I be on my phone already, sounds boring 😐
God bless America
I agree with next guy.
Wait WHAT?? This is actually being shown in theatres? What the fuck man I thought that was just a joke. that’s so fucking dumb I STG if my theatre nearby me is playing it im genuinely going to be pissed
As my Italian mother always used to say “We got here after slavery, and left before Mussolini. Our family is in the clear.”
That's not how it works. If you're white, you're culpable and racist.
heard something similar..."we got here after slavery, some made it here before Hitler..."
I guess the Vatican never did anything wrong and never had widespread support from most Italians?!?
@@RJ-NumenThe fuck you talking about? My mom’s family immigrated after slavery and before WW2. How is this incorrect? And she was being tongue in cheek. Calm down snow flake.
@@RJ-NumenAlso we’re nothern Italian for the record. Sorry my dead Mom made a joke. I hope you can recover.
Never understood the “Guilt of your ancestors”. It’s too much like “Inherited sin” from Christianity and I thought we were trying to move past that not entrench it more.
It just shows they’re not very good at creating their own ideas or concepts
The difference is that inherited sin has, most of the time, no material advantage for the inheritors (if my dad killed someone what do I have to do with it?). In cases like systemic racism, on the other hand, some form of advantage persists through time, in some cases in pretty relevant ways. To make another example: if my dad forced someone to change their last will to make him the sole inheritor of their fortune to the detriment of their children and then kills them, when my father will die I will inherit that stolen fortune. Now, am I to be accused of extortion and murder? Of course not. But don't you agree that the victim's family has the right to claim what my father stole? I mean, we even have laws that punish the buying of stolen goods. It's not that strange concept.
@@CazznPower yeah sure that makes sense what was stolen is returned but how do you parse what was stolen? My family 2 generations ago was in Ireland and southern Spain. My great grandfather and grandmother were immigrants. My ancestors had no part in this so why should they or I bear the weight of some has beens?
@@SiFireHasSpeed if any reparation is going to go down, it's not going to be on the individual level. Pointing out that the problem is systemic points exactly to this and that's why white grivience, guilty consciousness etc. are not useful nor expected by most activist groups. This kind of reasoning shifts the focus from systems to individuals and would solve nothing. Again, solutions have to be systemic and have to take into account the cumulative effects of these trends. Just to give one simple example: most residential areas with an overwhelming majority of black inhabitants have serious health hazards. This is because they are cheaper and they are cheaper because they were built next in industrial areas or next to industrial wastes disposal centers. So black people in these areas are disproportionately affected by health issues related to industrial wastes and pollution (from ashtma to cancer). A law that would facilitate access to health services for people living in these areas, even if not explicitly black, would greatly address some of the costs consequent to racial segregation. This wouldn't be an attack on you or any white people, btw.
Who says that it is you or your family who has to pay for anything? Nobody expects individuals or families to pay for people in racial minorities. The point is to change the system, not to make people receive some punishment
For someone trying to crack a “black coffee is racist” joke, Matt sure has “lattes & iced coffee are gay” energy
He DOES have the poutiest lips I’ve ever seen on a man.
1000%.
It's like a less wholesome dad joke
Absolutely.
It's also quite comical how, upon searching up Robin Diangelo's Wikipedia page, it suggests that she's "an American author working in the field of *_'whiteness studies.'_*
As a German I do not feel any guilt for what people 3 to 4 generations ago did. I had nothing to do with it, I do not support it. Feeling guilty for something you didn't do and had no chance to stop is stupid. That doesn't mean I'm unable to learn from the past to make a better future. I can check my own biases and think about them, find out what is true and what is false, think more about facts than opinions and teach my daughter to be a decent human being to everyone. And that includes people she disagrees with, so we can have more conversations and less hate.
And I feel like this is the argument the movie didn’t make, yknow? At no point is it saying, hey, maybe feeling dread and guilt is counterproductive but let’s address that there are still problems caused by the past that we need to fix. It’s because fundamentally the movie doesn’t believe that.
@@myfriendscallmepat What do you expect from Matt Walsh and the Daily Wire? But it is sad, that people who claim to be "not like the snowflakes" and "driven by facts" aren't able to leave their echo chambers and block out everything they disagree with. They are as bad as, or even worse for society than the very far left (not the reasonable people on the left, I count myself as one of them), but that minority the internet made popular some years ago.
@@myfriendscallmepat
Well, white guilt, virtue signalling and racial grifting are all real and the movie did expose a lot of that. Anyway, it's a win for Matt Walsh just by you making this video. The more people who talk about him, the more will see the movie and it's already a financial success.
100% agreed by this
I weep for your country, and its citizens who exhibit the same characteristics that you have.
As an Autistic individual, I'm mentally bracing myself for the day Matt Walsh and RFK Jr make a "documentary" talking about how he's "just asking questions" regarding my "vaccine injuries"...
My dad is autistic, and I think my grandma is too, but the vaccine was clearly the needle in the coffin for me.
I’m Autistic and that would be terrifying.😬😬😬
Ye gads
I'm sorry, is he against vaccines? I haven't seen him talk about that
I would tell him about how epic being autistic is. Absolutely love it. Every year I can't wait to get more vaccines so I can get the latest updates to my autism.
21:14 I know it’s a bit, but that’s not _white_ culture, that’s _German_ culture. Or maybe American culture, given how much it has changed from the German original. We who are “white” have culture, but it’s not because we’re “white” (which is a category we invented, and then just keep changing), it’s because of our ethnicity or nationality or family or where we live or grew up.
Cams here to say exactly this. White culture is a club of exclusion. Sometimes they let a group they used to hate in.
This whole thing is massively American flavored. By that logic, African Americans don't have culture either, it was erased from them by generations of slavery. "White" immigrants who came over 150 years ago don't have much relationship with their former countries either, of course. By saying that, what point are you trying to make on either side? What conclusions are you drawing?
The “see racism doesn’t exist” movie coming out the week of the Springfield situation is simply stunning.
It's funny bcuz he just got destroyed in a debate about haiti and showed he doesn't know anything about it or its people, just wants to be racist
yepppp that’s exactly how I felt
@@myfriendscallmepat
Sorry little boy, but some of the incidents in Springfield involving pets and animals have confirmed to be true. Oh, the movie is a financial success, so you're wrong again. Matt made your side look like a bunch of @$$ holes. Anyway, I wonder if Robin is going to give any more money to random black people to make herself feel better, after being in this movie?
@@kingbullyrock8739 dude you gotta get better at trolling this shit is trash, you made it too obvious nobody is going to bite
@@kingbullyrock8739
>some of the incidents have been proven true
0 of those incidents have been proven true, but keep telling yourself that
>financial success
Post proof
>made you look like a bunch of @$$holes
Did he? All he showed was a bunch of people recognizing he was a weirdo who failed to get them to say anything truly heinous.
>more money to black people
I like how you ignored that she outright stated that's not how reparations work and gave the money for Matt's benefit. But as your entire comment shows, you don't live in reality
i just remember matt walsh’s followers turning on him for being against unpasteurized milk (the only correct take he has ever had, broken clock and all that i guess) and then being surprised at their reaction as if that isn’t the audience he has cultivated
So you just proved it isn’t a cult? Imagine having opinions and disagreeing with an e-celeb. What a scandal lol.
@BasedHoliday It doesn't prove it's "not a cult" it just proves they're idiots. If you drink non-pasteurized milk you can get salmonella and die. And the only reason they disagree with him is because ALL the other people on the right support drinking milk that could make you sick.
Well I’m an unpasteurized milk lover because of all the good things it provides and it stays better so much longer and I’m a black gay person who stands and debates for trans people. So please check it out a bit before judging 😔
@@Mrgurpsdo you boil your raw milk?
@@BasedHoliday Did anyone say Matt had a cult?
its crazy as someone who works at a movie theater that has this movie, god snot dead 5, and reagan in the same theater as the new beetlejuice. its half old fucks and the other half is goth kids. wild demographics this last week.
They should fight in the lobby
Hell I was late to the party but the poster was in the lobby when I saw Deadpool & Wolverine, aka the gayest Marvel movie without actually saying they’re gay 😂
@@mistersudz102as a goth (ish) kid i can tell you no one would win. everyone would lose. it would be like watching the most boring boxing match, a bunch of beer belly boomers and skinny teens weakly throwing -0.01 damage punches at each other.
@loser69210 good, as it should be
@@theefartmanjust keep your distance in the fight and they'll throw out their back eventually
While I agree that the "is black coffee racist?" joke is bad, I live in a country where a minister of state said that the term "black hole" is racist. So he has a point.
Does he, one politician saying something out of pocket probably isn't representative of your entire government or even political party.
@@pbfloyd13 yes, he does. I gave one example, it doesnt mean it's literally the only case ever.
@@jpedroalm
So is that ministers political party is creating legislation to stop using the term "black hole"?
@@pbfloyd13it does, and that’s what the movie exposes
@@jfranklin8190
No it doesn't.
Kinda hilarious how Robin Diangelo's Wikipedia page suggests she's "an American author working in the field of 'whiteness studies.'
"Whiteness Studies"? Imagine somebody making a living doing that. God help America.
While I got a good laugh at the tearing apart of Matt Walsh's terrible film I do want to point out the absurdity of claiming "White people have no culture". The idea that the Irish, Scottish and Continental North European cultures don't exist is pretty idiotic.
The "white people have no culture" thing is another instance of the left not phrasing shit to be understood by those who need to hear it the most for the sake of preserving our smugness and spite.
What that means is that "white" cannot be a culture like German, Irish, Welsh, British, etc. are because whiteness as a category was basically invented purely to establish a racial hierarchy between the dominant group and the conquered group. Seriously, can you name me a single unironically celebrated thing about "white culture" that doesn't mention any particular European or North American country and ISN'T a reference to white supremacy somewhere? I sincerely doubt it, because "whiteness" is and always was defined by being the master of all the other races.
Tbf much of white America is removed from their ethnic traditions by a few generations
I'm almost positive he's referring to white American culture specifically.
Of course European countries that are associated with "white" people have individual distinct and vibrant cultures but white American culture seems to be an amalgamation of a bunch of different cultures and not something that is as easily defined and identified which is where the jokes about it not being a real thing come from.
@@Fireballcelly All cultures are "amalgamation(s) of a bunch of different cultures and not easily defined and identified." White American culture fits this definition exactly as well as English or Scottish culture (for example), no better or worse.
@@mattmalcolm534 It's true that all cultures are an amalgamation of other cultures to a degree but White American culture is not a distinct thing in the way that other countries have distinct cultures. It just has to do with history and probably immigration to some degree.
So I am not the only one who thinks Walsh's beard looks like he glued fun fur to his jaw?
It’s probably fake like the wig
@@TheCommentingCat The alt-right pundits all seem to think they are Marcus Aurelius. Instead they look like they are trying not to be identified on the witness stand.
No you are not😂
@@TheCommentingCatFax📠
I do too!!! It makes his whole face look like prosthetics.
One thing I love about his "What is a woman" show was him interviewing the "random African tribe". That tribe is called Maasai and lives at the border of Kenya and Tanzania (I'm Kenyan and grew up in the same area but I'm not Maasai). An interesting fact about the tribe is that they have refused for the most part to adopt modern civilization into their culture. Which would be fine if their tradition didn't include treating women like shit. Matt Walsh went and asked a group of men from a comunity that practices FGM, marries off girls starting at the age of 10 or even younger if their menses or breast development comes early, believe that women are children and should have no right to own property as well as that they should be caned when they "misbehave", he went and asked the men of that tribe, "What is woman?". Of all the other tribes in East Africa that may be transphobic but atleast have the decency to treat women like they aren't property, he chooses the one tribe that practically hates women to ask his thought provoking question🤦🏾♀️. Someone once said reality is stranger than fiction and I'm beginning to believe it.
Honestly, at this point I don't get how you live with yourself after this much bs... the money definitely doesn't seem good enough, but then again... I've got a moral compas
Do you honestly think you'd get a different response if you interviewed various other tribes at the same level of development? I'd bet money on the fact that the majority of them would find gender identity to be a very weird concept regardless of how their tribe treats women.
@@frustratedsquirrel First off, tf do you mean by "same level of development". The fact that the Maasai do not accept Western civilization and customs doesn't make them "underdeveloped". As a matter of fact they have rather complex tools as well as customs and behaviours that allow them to thrive in the harsh Savannah and desert regions of East Africa, a feat I am certain the average westerner today cannot manage.
Secondly, there were many tribes historically, even in my country Kenya, that traditionally believed that "a man could be born in a woman's body" and vice versa. The idea of transgender identity isn't a new concept that none of our ancestors could have even thought off. In fact, one of the most famous myths from my tribe, kikuyu, is of a woman leader who today would be considered a cross dresser but back then they thought she carried a male spirit. This was despite the fact that women were still considered second class humans. And this is true for a bunch of other tribes, with some individuals even being given a name from the opposite gender alongside their actual name.
Third, I clearly acknowledged the general transphobia present throughout East Africa and Africa in general. My point was that it doesn't make sense to use a tribe that actively detests women as a voice of reason in the discussion about trans issue. I was pointing out the stupidity of the entire situation not claiming that some other tribe would have had a better response.
@@RegalLouise247 They believed they carried a male spirit, not that they were actually men. Transgenderism is a western concept that believes someone can become the opposite gender not that their spirit was the opposite sex.
@@RegalLouise247 That tribe would be deeply hurt if they were accused of being transphobic.😁
Hey quick point of clarification: he has worn that wig multiple times before, including in "Lady Ballers"
If the expression, "If you have to ask if you're an asshole, you probably are an asshole," is true, then someone having to make an entire movie documentary to answer the question pretty much gives you the answer.
"Why I am not Racist:"
"Chapter 1"
"Page 1/1273"
@@Berry-UrodoAnd then THEY ate the pets. Page 2
When you mindlessly call everyone around you an asshole for the most nonsensical reasons, you can't act surprised when people start questioning your cognitive ability to understand what being an asshole is.
@@SaberSin-mu4kt
But that's mostly not happening. Policies or comments can be said to be racist, as they often are, but that doesn't mean people are blatantly racist. Problem is that today, racists often use dog whistles for their racist ideas
@@theseeker7692 Dude we get it, you think there are Nazis hiding under your bed.
Matt Walsh having a baby version of himself to be marketable towards children is by far one of the most dystopian and weird things I've ever seen.
That's probably because he took the inspiration from that weird cult who once a week has a gross ritual of eating the body and drinking the blood off some random dude in the middle east. He seems to want the same worship.
@@charisma-hornum-fries Oh come on even Catholics hate Walsh.
Yeah, that thing is creepy.
It’s extremely probable that Matt has a diaper fetish, given the plushie and the “diaper wrestling” event he hosted (men stripped naked, put on adult diapers and wrestled). I mean, normally I wouldn’t kink shame but in a parallel universe that guy would absolutely do the same to me fifteen times over so I’m gonna make an exception here
It's basically the irl Stop touching me Elmo from south park
Matt Walsh is wierd and annoying
If your the only one not laughing in the movie theater, I think the problem isnt the audience
Considering that the vast majority of the audience was Daily Wire fans... Sorry, but that's the price you have to pay when you advertise your movie by targeting a specific group: you get that group to come in droves, but everyone else is a coin toss.
Yeah, its the fact he was the ONLY one at the movie theater AND your not laughing. Really shows how bad the disgrace to the title of movie the failure your watching is.
"If you have to ask if you're an asshole, you're probably an asshole.*
Um... no? I mean, the nicest person i know asks me that all the time, mostly because they were yelled at for the smallest thigns while they were growing up. The constant questioning of moral goodness can come from more places than just actually BEING morally bad.
Things like this are why it’s hard to tell if an abuser is one because red flags can be present on so many other people. Plus, if someone calls them out they can say you’re scapegoating them, which is exactly what they do to others.
Constantly calling everyone around you an asshole for the most nonsensical reasons and then saying "If you have to ask if you're an asshole, you're probably an asshole" is next level gaslighting lmfao.
@SaberSin-mu4kt you got that backwards my guy.
well, he’s not actually asking in any introspective way. he never genuinely reflected on whether he was racist.
you do have a point in any other context
Look up the definition of the word "probably"
This isn't even second hand embarrassment, this is like third hand embarrassment. Thank you for your sacrifice.
Pat is a SAINT for this!🙏❤️🙏
It's 5th degree cringe
That's why the movie was so funny. It was SO cringe. You watched with your hand over your eyes. The people were SO cringe. "Everyone racist at the table raise their glass" Everyone raises their glass. Except the black woman, who sits there smugly. She is getting $3K (I think that's the amount) a person there, for these women to confess their racism to her.
@@libertytree3209So the people who are cringe are the very wealthy, basic as fuck white women who pay a couple of WOC to come speak harshly to them for a couple of hours.
Yeah, I agree.
Already a huge success. Liberals can’t stay losing 😂
I know this is an irrelevant side-point, but I just have have to say(scream): THAT'S NOT EVEN HOW COLOR-BLINDNESS WORKS! THEY CAN STILL SEE SHADES!! RODS AND CONES ARE DIFFERENT AND DO DIFFERENT THINGS!!! Is it too much to ask that people just be 2-3 kinds of ignorant in a single sentence? Yeesh
Not only that, but isn't most color-blindness only between 2 colors? like most of the other colors are seen perfectly fine?
@AveLikesAnime
From the folks I met, yeah, though, I'm not sure if it's a general thing
The people I've known mostly got the colors blue and red mixed up or something
My 6th grade teachers husband had some issues with pink ironically 😂
@@AveLikesAnimeYep, we have tricolour vision. So when one goes wrong it tends to "merge" with one of the other colours.
Myself as an example, I have red-green issues making greens and yellows blend closer together nothing major.
I was shocked when I was watching a video talking about the different types and suddenly two images looked the same.
@@AveLikesAnimethe most common color blindness is red-green. I have a minor version of this and it really doesn’t affect me at all, I didn’t even know until I saw one of those “color blind test” with the dots in highschool
I thought everyone was pranking me
@@AveLikesAnimei watched a video before about a guy who said he had full color blindness, like only seeing in black and white, but i never looked into if it was actually a real thing or not. if it is real, it's apparently so rare its almost to the point of non-existence, 2 color blindness is definitely more common. regardless tho, seeing in "black and white" still lets you (obviously) see black and white, so real or not its still a bad analogy
So is a white 3 year old dressed as Moana racist or not?
😅
Yes
Yes, but so is a 3 year old dressed as frozen. What is REALLY interesting is, an black 3 year old, dressing as a Norwegian frozen princess, is not only not racist, she’s an anti-race activist who will tbe celebrated on TikTok for tearing down racist culture as early as 3.
I’m pretty sure the argument could be made that white people who trick or treat are racist because they are taking up spaces where non-whites could have received that candy instead. Obviously, the point is, to trend it all the way… it’s racist for two whites to have children as they’re adding more racism with their offspring. Whites consuming food is racist as that food would be better appreciated through a POC. I wish they’d be honest and say, it’s racist for white people to not take a gun and fire it into their own heads, since the historical implication of their existence causes the PTSD obtained genetically from the ancestors of slaves won’t be able to live a healthy life with whites potentially being viewed in public spaces. I mean they have a point, white people really did exist in the past and they also exist now, so we need to make sure to check our white privilege to when being alive. Whites hurt so many people each year by remaining in existence. We need to think about how living could be damaging to other cultures and do something about it if it’s causing pain…. And it’s causing pain.
lol 😂
matt walsh looks like he disguised hims self as matt walsh
And yet it worked. No one realized it was him.
@@keithg460 HA! yeah, sure.
I'm betting it's more that he's just not that recognised outside of his sphere and those he sucks into it.
Plus, he's got very "default PG rated lumberjack for children" energy to him.
Apparently the key to being accepted as a liberal... Is a man bun
@@mrman991 wow.. you sound intelligent.. that or 4 yrs old, in which case I apologise and applaud your english.
Yes... That's the joke
So it really is just “what is a woman” but “what is racism”
Yep
it's literally Matt Walsh.
It's going to be garbage.
@@Spooklilly-Latina4Freedomyou say as if Matt’s type aren’t the most thin skinned people in the world, they flipped out over being called weird for gods sake, that’s barely an insult.
@@Spooklilly-Latina4Freedom No... this is just What Is A Woman down to the deceptive methods in which he picks and engages with the people he puts up in the final product...
Like it doesn't matter what package he puts it in because the intended message and method by which he gathers his "evidence" is basically the same.
@@Spooklilly-Latina4Freedombeing not a straight white male in a position of power sends these people into a frenzy.
No there needs to be a doc on how POOR we are and why there isn’t any $6 meal deals in healthy food! Cuz I hate McDonald’s but that meal has saved me a few times !
Went there today and I fully agree tbh
Do not, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, come up with anything better than the heart.
I agree. Keep the heart going 🙏🏻
I also agree. Heart gang ❤
Praise the heart ❤️
@@TheCommentingCatYes
🙏❤️🙏
Kevin Smith already did the "black coffee" joke better and funnier in Zack and Miri.
Nice Zack and Miri pull. I liked that movie better than I thought I would.
I always get a little worked up when I hear "white americans should feel guilty for the actions of their ancestors" because that just assumes all white americans decended from the initial groups that colonized the US.
I am a 4th generation american. My great grandparents moved here from Russia. My grandparents bought a house that was in a very rural town that now is more rural as it is becoming a ghost town. My mom raised me as a single mother with norhing to her name even today, and me who has less than her because I still live with her at 27.
No I have not benefited from my ancestors. Nor have my ancestors truly contributed to the atrocities comitted by the colonization of america.
I feel like both sides look at things in such a binary way. There is so much nuance to everything that many strategies cant work because the problems arent simple.
@@EveloGrave you inherently have privilege based on the color of your skin. by ignoring the color and cultural difference of people, you’re only furthering us from the FACT that america was built on a system of laws (that still exist, quietly) and still keep minority groups in their morally lower category that america has mastered the hiding of. privilege does not mean your life was easier, ive had a shit life but my whiteness does hold bearing and provide me with an inherent set of implications based on society and american policy and history alone. racism is not about guilt, it is about thr importance of acknowledgment. color blindness and ignorance does nothing but further the idea that race has historically had no bearing when there were enslaved africans still in america less than 100 years ago, and policies further separating and holding africans accountable for the life the system forced on them. racism is not just hating someone based on the color of their skin. its the willfull ignorance to american history and complacent resistance to facts and critical thinking.
Ok. Nobody is saying that
@@stoppit920:43
Additionally, look at other comments, they make reference to this statement as well.
@@EveloGraveyeah but even if they do descent from these people, blaming them is just unhinged
What is really crazy is that they get mad at the historical PURCHASERS of slaves (Scary White People) but have nothing to say about their fellow ancestors who SOLD them to the white people. (The other more dominant tribes of their homeland). When you see how most of these DEI enthusiasts support corporations that only say the things they do to get more money, while said corporations are in some way directly involved with a lot of the issues the left whines about, shows a very stark pattern of how Leftists directly fuel the creators of said issues while thinking the ones attempting to stop said issues are the source of said issues. Did I mention said issues? Lol.
At the end of the day when you follow the mentalities of these groups and cross it with old psyops the three letter agencies did, you find some very scary resemblances to the victims of programs like Artichoke, Ultra, and Halie.
Thanks for taking one for the team, Pat
This why when being interviewed for a documentary, you should bring your own camera
Or a watch necklace or both
@@Laughing_Pumpkin actually never of that, a new form of a bodycam?
👍
they wont because they are to busy scamming people to even think of that, they have money on they're mind nothing else
I think its worthwhile this film mention the $5,000 dollar Anti-Racist dinners. It recuperates social dilema into a very bourgeois banquet and makes Anti-Racism a fashionable and prestigious social product literally consumed by the upper elite.
If you were hosting dinners where you get paid 5,000 a seat, why would you want them to ever end?
Having racism and social discord be the centerpiece of the bussiness gives enterprising BIPOCs an incentive for racism to never be solved, but to be perpetually going, to keep the demand for attonement high and absolution low.
This is indicative of the capitalist way of converting conflict into perpetual profit industries with no solution planned in the business cycle.
A sincere unity of peace musn't be a money maker.
I'm not even offended by someone trying to make money from problems forever. I'm annoyed when they market that business as a morally rectifying goodness.
Ofcourse this film would never address this point, because Matt Walsh and the dailywire make their bread from conflict and outrage media, too. And it also questions the root causes of capitalism, which goes against the epic TradCath Judeo-Christian idolatry of dollars.
While I may not hold the same level of distain as you for capitalism (admittedly perceived), I think you bring up some great points. Well said.
I feel like 'lies my liberal teacher told me' would actually be a bangin title for leftist materials
the other Matt Walsh should make a documentary called "Am I Matt Walsh?"
what is a matt walsh
@@sillysnailguya miserable pile of secrets!
You should make a documentary. “How can I have such a low level of intelligence?”
@@KolbyStogner If he has low levels of intellect you must be in the negatives.
@@eugenekrabs141 Thats a neat assertion. Can you back up said assertion with any form of reference to help make the joke?
Btw, the reason why Matt Walsh's "jokes" suck is because he used to be a talk radio personality in Delaware
I thought it was funny my theater was laughing alot
DELAWARE?! WHY?!😳🤔😕😐🫤
@@Thelastunicornlover because apparently they can't do anything right
@@patrickracer43 I guess
Talk Radio in Delaware. It’s like Being Picked Last In The Picked Last Competition.
i feel so called out by that intermittent fasting joke lmfaoooo
Haha calling myself out too I feel
Dude the 'everyday that you just don't eat anything suddenly you tell youself it's intermittent fasting' too real 😅
After finding out beanie and rubinstein get payed 100,000 an episode the gall of Matthew to talk about over priced consulting is hilarious.
He's a capitalist after all and there's nothing a capitalist hates more than competition
I didn’t know that about super size me lol. Imagine making an anti drug documentary where every crew member is jacked up on their pick. I wanna do documentaries now
Even if he wasn't drinking and kept exercising it completely useless as he didn't keep records of what he actual ate it still be completely useless. Oh and I heard that he was also a vegan as well at the time which probably cause yet more problems as he wasn't used to meat at all.
also just a lovely cherry on top, despite the fact ben has a name and is referred to as such throughout the duration of the movie, he's credited as "Matt's black friend" in the credits
yikes
That's hilarious
Quite clearly a joke.
@@tc98826Jokes are supposed to be funny though
Oh, they're aware, how nice. But bringing attention to the trope and then doing nothing to sidestep it is lazy.
You're seriously trying to argue that we shouldn't celebrate Oktoberfest because of WWII?
I hope you are being sarcastic because it's clearly a joke
@sunwukong1054 conservatives aren't too smart.
So many insults, few substances. I came for a counter critique, but you couldn't defend any of those race grift grifters ideologies, didn't prove he is a racist, ramblings and ramblings.
If you think that the interviews done in the movie were edited unfavourable to make the race grifters look bad, start a campaign to make Daily Wire release the whole interview.
They won't.
Yeah don't really need to defend the idea of racism being bad rock for brains
I'd actually like them to release extended versions of "What is a Woman" and "Am I Racist" with lots of bonus features
Took 3 black family members who couldn’t care less about politics to watch this movie, all whom I thought would have 0 interest and would find it boring or stupid. We all loved it and laughed harder than I could have imagined basically through the whole thing. I think you’re just mad the film is doing well because you disagree with Matt politically. These criticisms are extremely weak at best, seems like you genuinely missed the point of every joke. One of the comments here says that “it’s hard to review something objectively when you are the object of mockery” and I think that’s about right. You are the joke of the movie, not Matt dropping plates. Your beliefs are funny because they are silly. Land acknowledgements are silly, thus they work as a joke on their own merit
Real my girlfriend in Canada energy here
@@Sephirajo not even sure what you’re tryna say here bud
@@Sephirajo Imagine being so deep in a bubble that you can't even comprehend that a black person might think differently about race than you think they should.
Ya the land belongs to God not us
@@Sephirajo "Er MAH GERD, how dare you insist that a racial group can actually have diverse opinions and thoughts! This doesn't match the tribalistic ideas that have been taught to me as Dogma, therefore this story never happened!" type of energy.
Holy shit his beard. I thought he was doing this movie in a Borat-type character. He looks like he’s on Undercover Boss.
I can't believe he managed to get into those interviews looking like that. He did the Clark Kent disguise and got away with it.
I hate that I enjoy your videos so much because it seems like masochism to engage with this slop. I hope one day you can talk about less terrible things.
Stay tuned for his coverage of Matt Walsh's next project: Am I A Man?
@@brookejon3695wrong, his next project is: Does the Child Consent?
@@brookejon3695 His project after that "How Old Is She?" - one man's journey to find the lowest age of consent.
@@brookejon3695Spoiler alert: no Matt is not.
@@TheCommentingCatI can believe that 🤮
Early as hell for the cute peanut butter mascot to tell me about racist people we don't like. Finally, youtube has my back.
Okay, not gonna lie, with actually decent delivery, I think the idea of someone being uncomfortable ordering their coffee black because they're afraid of how it'd be perceived would actually be pretty funny. Or maybe I am just lobotomized, could go either way.
Yeah, if the focal point of the joke was the person's over the top awkwardness, fumbling around in a mundane situation then it could totally work. I can imagine it now, the barista's a black man and asks what they want, and the awkward patron just starts falling over themself
@gokuxsephiroth4505 Yess! It very much seems up the alley of a comedian like Tim Robinson who is kinda an expert in playing these kinds of characters. Or I can also imagine the charterers from it's Always Sunny arguing with each other about it.
When it comes to racism, segregation, and slavery in our history, i think its very important to acknowledge it, and say that our ancestors did many different people wrong. Its not our fault though and we shouldn't have to be made to feel bad for it, if we played no part in it. (Older generations who were around for that era who contributed to it should, but they're dying off and won't be around for too much longer.) Whats important is seeing racism today and trying to make things better. Sure, we've made a lot of progress, there are many who grew up in the modern world who were not treated as 2nd class citizens, because of their skin color. Though no doubt they were treated differently because of their skin color.
We still are being treated differently
Though it was a good movie, he just exposed the grifters.
Name one single argument Pat used in his review against the documentary. I suggest the one that address the "Walsh just exposed the grifters" claim y'all are copypasting.
I'm sorry, but every time I see Matt Walsh he looks like Sacha Baron Cohen trying to look like the most generic person ever. His beard looks fake and he always has this expression like it's heavy from prosthetics. His makeup artist needs to be fired or one needs to be hired on the first place....
To me, he always looked like a guy cosplaying as a 2011 Starbucks hipster. I almost expect his voice and words to sound more like Pat's and less like my 76-year-old Dixiecrat father whenever he saw an interracial couple in a movie.
The fact that you two have to make fun of his appearance, supposedly from a group that claims is all about love, tolerance and compassion sure does look bad on you.
He didn’t even speak much, he let everyone else speak for themselves. And you guys are hating the movie?
You don't have to be sorry for being correct.
@@Diana-vk2yp Oh nobody is about love, tolerance, or acceptence. We are about not being failures to society who judge people based off skin color or shrexuality like you are.
@@Diana-vk2ypselective editing kinda undoes a lot of the letting them talk points considering he just edits out anything he doesn’t agree with
God this is hilarious hahahaha. The complete lack of self awareness from this guy is just chefs kiss.
Walsh's fans are too scared to watch the review, but still are compelled to cope. Hilarious!
@@dariocarraresi1823 haha ok man you got us!
@@dariocarraresi1823 I'm watching the review. I always like watching negative reviews of things I like.
You totally missed the point. It’s not Aimed at one audience. It’s to show how ridiculous it can get.
In short: the movie fails at showing.
@@dariocarraresi1823no someone chooses to dig their heels in
@@dariocarraresi1823 it showed me that these people are more crazy and racist than I originally thought they were
faith + nothing in the blood of Jesus for your sins 100% no works
Borat being real would be vury naice.
Hey man, don’t worry. Just because you can’t do anything you try. That means you’ll be a perfect spokesman for the left… any questions on politics just say this exactly as you did…
As an African from South Africa, this mockumentary is the best thing to come out in the USA in years!!! You're just proving his point.
As an African from Nigeria, the mockumentary was the worst thing i have ever laid my eyes on
As a GHANAIAN from Ghana I agree with the SOUTH AFRICAN
Agreed, this review proves so much of what Matt exposes about 'white guit/white saviorism'.
Dollar store brand bottom shelf Billie Joe Armstrong doesn't like hillarious movie. Got it
Don't jest; you didn't even watch the review, because the mere thought of someone not liking Walsh upsets your feelings.
@@dillianedye8 Suuuuuure. Describe one single argument that Pat used against the movie.
@dariocarraresi1823
No. Get a life
matt is so unbelievably bad at going undercover it genuinely pisses me off as someone whose job is partially makeup. watching this video prompted me to go n look back at all his other “undercover” “investigations” n he hasn’t shaved the beard ONCE. how is he ever surprised that people recognize him
Did you ever think that its on purpose for comedic affect and half the time he still doesn’t even get spotted which makes it even funnier this whole movie was literally just a giant troll of the left and you guys are falling for it hook line and sinker 😂 this is the exact reaction he wanted from you this is what it feels like to get trolled. Like i dint get how you dont understand you were getting trolled by watching it.
@@JeffGordon-ph4vz ok? trolling is funny n I will happily admit I love a good stupid bit, but comedy doesn’t have a place in anything presented as serious undercover journalism (which, if walsh is a purveryor of truth as he claims, is what he’s trying to do). even the people who Do fall for his “disguise” are being interrupted and spoken over in a way that disrupts their natural behavior, which walsh is supposedly trying to document. what about dropping plates highlights the absurdity of two white women running an anti racism dinner for a bunch of other white women, for example? why not let that setup speak for itself instead of potentially throwing it off track? it’s bad form, and if he wants me to take him seriously as a journalist then he’s going to have to act like a serious journalist
@@sir-dame-sander Cue midwit meme.
That's.... That's the joke...
Movie was hilarious. He did great. Robin DiAngelo is in hiding. Grifters like her deserve it
8.6 points for the spice cabinet. Points deducted for no visible hot sauce.
Dude, stop deleting comments who disagree with your review.
There are multiple comments just below yours disagreeing with him. TH-cam randomly deletes comments all the time. I think that’s just as likely to be happening.
I do love the continual conservative victim complex. I’ve deleted maybe 5 comments out of 4000+ that were openly personally hostile to me (and left many others up). Not my fault yall can’t stop calling me slurs and TH-cam flags your comments
@@myfriendscallmepat what a fruit
Failure? Millions of people have watched and found if awesome 😅
@@zaurzamanov4476 you have to remember these people are in a echo chamber, they all suck each others him/she's dicks. these are the people who had a meltdown over trump winning
The fact she recognized who he was and still said what she said is everything
You'll have to be clearer.
@dariocarraresi1823 watch the video, the author of fragility...
@@judoclawplays962 Who is "she"? Who is "he"? What did "she" say? You are as clear as concrete.
@@dariocarraresi1823 It's been over a week. Did you just do your due diligence and look into it yourself or are you childishly waiting for them too? I hope you don't think this interaction makes you seem like something positive, but my hopes don't matter in the grand scheme of things.
His movie was a failure by what metric? Review score? No. Box office? No. Compared to other political documentaries? No, it's highest grossing opening political documentary in last 20 years. If you don't like the movie that's fine but it's very clear by the title of the video this review is not worth watching. Clearly a huge cope.
It wasn't a documentary for one thing, reviews can be botted and financial success means literally nothing
@@juliusdauksys2183 Okay, then by what metric was it a failure? It still did well at box office and still ranks incredibly high. It made way more money than used to produce it and even normal reviewers on TH-cam are saying it was a decent watch. It is a failure because a few retards don't like it? Explain to me.
@@juliusdauksys2183 So in an industry where you have to make a profit or go bankrupt.... Financial succes means nothing?
Yes, inviting a bunch of white people to your seminar for a fee and then saying to the exact same people that you're fearful of them is totally a gotcha.
Oh my god brah you commented like 9 times stfu
That didn't happen.
That literally happened.
@@judoclawplays962 Nope. There's exactly one scene in the entire movie where someone said "I feel threatened in white spaces", and she was a PARTICIPANT of the seminar, not the speaker.
But I'm not surprised that you got confused. The video editing in that scene was incredibly bad, and Walsh kept interrupting everyone.
@@dariocarraresi1823 Try using your brain please,i know it can be difficult for the likes of you but at least try sometimes.
I like my coffee like I like my women
I don't like coffee.
gay.
@@mkf628 Might be all the tats.
aro?
😂❤
Gay
What sucks is if you're one of the people being interviewed, you kinda have to be polite because if you fight back they'll point their finger and say "see! See! They're aggressive" Equity is not a power imbalance unless you were the one on top then it feels like an attack.
Who or what keeps others from being the one on top?
Yeah man, the people getting paid thousands of dollars for these interviews are such victims.
Equity is nothing more than a tool for fascists (real fascists, not "anybody opposite my political view" fascists) to trick the people into giving up individuality and freedoms.
@@Tennysystem very logical conclusion you came to there
@@HypnoticHollywood whiteness
The point of the movie is missed. It's not that racism doesn't exist or hasn't existed. That's like stating that hate doesn't exist. It's the idea that people are racist by default? Regardless of individual character.
Indeed
Do mean the point is that it CHALLENGES the idea that white people are inherently racist and therefore racism is built into every system with the intention to raise those with white skin and suppress those without?
So it's fighting... nothing?
@LineOfThy like he said, it mocks the absurdity of the claim made by D'Angelo and the rest that all white people are racist by default
Forget Walsh then.... What about the real unscripted and absolutely ludicrous comments from the anti-racists featured in the film?
Such as..?
@@dariocarraresi1823 if you can’t figure that one out then you’re who he’s making fun of. It’s comedy after all.
@@jabasabon Because Walsh didn't expose much of anything. Just some small snippets out of context.
Like the entire bit about the Moana costume. All the DEI instructor said is that she wouldn't like it if her daughter wanted to dress up as Moana. Walsh made a mountain out of a molehill.
@@dariocarraresi1823 that’s being disingenuous. She showed that, according to her worldview, a child identifying with white cartoon characters is problematic, but also wanting to dress like Moana is a form of cultural appropriations. Then there was the bit with Robin Deangelo where she indicated that smiling at a person of color is problematic. Then there was the horrendous quote from Kendi that the only solution to past discrimination is present discrimination. Then there was the insanity of Saira Rao. Then there was the pushback from the DEI instructor on MLK’s famous quote. Regarding “content of character”. I could actually believe you on that one. Maybe there was some clever editing there. But I’ve heard too many interviews with other anti-racist folks where they want to push back against that quote in the same way. On top of that was the thousands of dollars that many of these people charge for this nonsense.
@@jabasabon No, she didn't show any of that. She simply said that she wouldn't like if her daughter wanted a Moana costume. That's it. But Walsh ignored - and edited out - literally _every discussion about racism_ all to focus on that itty-bitty topic. Barely two questions.
There's more examples of Walsh's "taking minuscule quotes out of context", and a really big one is the Kendi quote. Kendi explained that black people have been subjected to a long history of racism - slavery, segregation, Jim Crow, being excluded from the Homestead Acts, the War on Drugs (cocaine use rates were equal between both races, but the police prioritized targeting crack cocaine, which was primarily used by black people; while white people usually used powder cocaine) and so on. As a result, white people were allowed to build generational wealth, and black people were not.
Now, a lot of people believe that, since segregation was abolished, it means that now there is no more racism. But blacks routinely perform worse than whites, so how do people explain this? They ignore the history of racism (because "there is no more racism now"), and instead believe that it's the fault of black cultures or black laziness or black violence or black genes. Something inherent to black people.
And _that_ results in a lot of biases against black people. For example, black people are much less likely to be hired than white people with the exact same qualifications. Black neighborhoods are subjected to overpolicing (because "black people are criminals because black culture, there is no changing that, so we'll just have to send in the cops to deal with it). And so on. End result: there's an entire system of different racist issues that affect black people - aka "systemic racism".
So how what's Kendi's solution to systemic racism? Affirmative action programs to overcome the effects of racist biases - in other words, what he calls "positive discrimination" in favor of black people.
...Man, now that I explained the context, that that Kendi quote gives a significantly different impression, doesn't it? *And that's precisely why Walsh omitted all of that context.* Throughout the movie, there are NO mentions or explanations of the USA's history of racism, of concepts like implicit biases or systemic racism, and so on. All by design, all to keep you ignorant, all to make those anti-racism activists look scary and eeeeevil.
walsh asking "am i racist?" has the same energy of a cartoon villain nuking an entire city and then asking "am i really the villain tho?"
It’s funny cause the movie is wildly successful
And that is supposed to mean something? Just shows that his fans have low standards
@ low standards or live in reality with a sense of humor
As a former Bible thumping “I can’t be racist Republican” this is something my dad would love sadly.
I promise you, there is nothing in this movie against the bible. He just goes into groups of people who have an "anti-racist" agenda, and lets them talk. Because they think he is one of them, they get caught saying things that are sort of shocking. There is an entire scene near the end where he goes into a Black Christian area, which seems to be somewhat depressed and talks to them about racism. They are full of love.
@@libertytree3209 lmao you didn’t watch this review did you. Also my dad is still one of those Bible thumping far right Christians
@@arkbros1307 Yes I did. I'll watch it again, see if I missed anything. But I went to see the movie and they were not short cuts. They were not edited to take things out of context. In fact, I took my sons with me, and asked them to watch for "jump cuts'. We explicitly noticed that the cuts were very long, allowed a lot of context. And of course there has to be SOME editing.
@@arkbros1307 So your dad is a decent person? My condolences friend.
@@nedbigby9694 when I’m a closeted trans fem yeah I need the condolences
i think you guys missed the point of this movie. the question isnt ideological but how an ideology is being kept alive to make money out of it as long as possible. youre welcome
I think that you didn't watch the review. ùù
@@dariocarraresi1823 Disagreeing with a poor and biased review is not the same as not watching it.
@@suckieduckie Nah, lots of Walsh's fans are criticizing negative reviews without having watched them. The fact that they never actually address what was said in the review is a blatant clue.
@@dariocarraresi1823 There are plenty of comments about the white people have no culture bit. Also the one you commented on seems to adress that the person reviewing missed the point in their opinion. Quite hard to do without having watched it.
Not only was the "doc" racist, it was super boring because it was produced by failed hollywood wannabe film makers.
I can't tell you haven't seen it. Depending on your opinion of things you might call it hilarious or offensive, but no one could call it boring.
Hopefully this reimburses you (at least in part) for tickets and concessions.
I skip out on the concessions in an attempt to ameliorate my poverty haha. But this covers the ticket and my sadness. Thanks so much friend, I appreciate you a ton 💖
Actually wait nevermind for this movie I’m pretty sure I bought a surplus bag of those garlic pretzel bites
@@myfriendscallmepat Those pretzels are good so I can understand the appeal. And don't mention it.
It's revealing that Walsh insists these people are only doing it for the money "Oh, you only do seminars and give lectures because you're a grifter." But...isn't that what the Daily Wire does? Like, Walsh, that's your job right there. Are you saying you don't really believe in what you're peddling?
Clearly, you have a dizzying intellect.
I guess, but charging over 5 grand to tell people they are racist is a bit much. daily wire is what 10 bucks a month?
@@h33-q8w honestly i'd rather be told i'm racist than listen to the daily wire
the “white ppl have no culture” thing i take issue with as well. it places “white american” culture as a default, like the race equivalent of heteronormativity
I like to say that Whiteness™ is anti-culture. White individuals are not the Institution of Whiteness™. Culture and ethnicity are human universals. No one "has no culture". But in the US there is an element to Whiteness that likes to pretend that Culture and Ethnicity are beneath white people-after all, we acknowledge white people versus "ethnic" people. Whiteness asks us to see white individuals as culturally blank, pure even, and to see communities of color as "ethnic"-more fun but somehow more animal too. Whiteness ™ equates "culture" with animalism and decay. I think it is part of why white people feel so disconnected: our culture asks them to forego culture, something all humans need, and doesn't really pay them back for it if they do.
This kid never made the whole class laugh
Love your videos! The fact I am also a gay, Italian-American, former high school theater dork, whose name is Patrick and whose friends also call Pat is neither here nor spooky. Keep up the good work!
Also thank you for viewing and digesting this film so the rest of us did not have to.
Thanks boss!
I don’t believe you read every comment because that’s a critical rule at content creating. The nice comments are nice but the nasty comments can really hurt… this is a nice comment btw
Eh, most of the negative comments don’t really weigh on me. No one can be a bigger hater of me than I am of myself.
@@myfriendscallmepat Sounds healthy.
For the record, when people point out that "There's No Such Thing As White Culture," we're not saying that Italian, German or American culture don't exist. Instead, we're saying that there is no "White" culture or "Black" culture for that matter, because race itself is a social construct. That whatever culture Russians & Jamaicans have for example is completely different from that of Nigerians & New Zealanders, because lumping those cultures together under the labels of "Black" & "White" was literally nothing but a means of justifying the colonisation and enslavement, etc of one by the other. So yes, almost every culture on Earth is heavily influenced by European Colonialism & Imperialism.
@@Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0000well if it was a perfect world, we wouldn’t need countries. But it’s not, so we do.
@@Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0000 because different countries have different cultures/religions beliefs that don’t exactly mesh well with others. Like I said, in a perfect world. We wouldn’t need them since nobody would kill each other. But that’s not a realistic world we live in.
white culture is just another name for western culture and western culture definitely exists
What about Ottomans? Japanese? Mongols? etc. Or you view reality only in a way that suits you? Throghout all of human history people enslaved and colonised each other not because of racism or 'a need to spread their culture' but because of resources. Money! Alright? Every time one country colonised another it was because they had resources that the government wanted, nothing else. It just baffles me so much how for the past 2 centuries so many people fought and died for equality, for allowing mass education and now when we all have that right, you do nothing with it. Educate yourself. FYI, everything is a social construct.
The utterly ignorance @ujames1978
This movie is basically "am i Just getting out of touch? No, the children are wrong."
First 15 min are nothing but constant attack on how Matt Walsh looks like... I didn't watch further than that. GET TO THE POINT.
I am brown and i enjoyed the movie a lot.😂
Ok, now I'm a bit confused. 'cause I saw a video of a black guy praising the movie and now a White guy saying it's bad. This shit is never gonna reach the theater of my country, so it will take a long time for me to watch it. I'm gonna look for the opinion of a Latino or asian guy now.
Edit: Now I've watched about 3 black TH-camrs praising the movie. Maybe the TH-cam is keeping me in a bubble with the algorithm. Gonna watch more analysis, but I'm starting to think that there's something not quite right with this dude interpretation of the movie. Sadly didn't find any latino analysis tho.
I am a black guy and I think the movie is well done. We laughed a lot.
Up is down, down is up?🤔
Up is down, down is up 🤔 i was just thinking this and havent even seen it 🤷♂️
Super liberal white Americans usually get offended on others race’s behalf. Non-white Americans actually like racial humor when it’s genuinely funny.
As a result, anytime a white guy does good racial humor, they’re always gonna offend liberal white ppl, even if the non-white ppl actually like it. Ignore them.
It's bad.
Am I Racist?
$3 million budget.
$12 million box office.
Where's the failure?
You didn't watch the review, otherwise you would have found the answer.
These folks have a hard time seeing that the world isn’t the racist hell hole that the news tells you it is.
You realize success (especially when it comes to art) is not measured in profit
@@juliusdauksys2183I don't know man, if I profit from my movie that would certainly feel like success to me.
@@juliusdauksys2183 Then what is it measured in? Reviews? Because those are also mostly positive
"the few people who are...." You don't get out much, do you? These people are everywhere, and Matt is exposing them, and the people who think like them.... Also, taking things he says and does out of context is pretty rich... Plus, you actually think that he thinks the flat and sarcastic jokes he makes are serious and funny. And you think we don't know... Wow. You're quite well informed, and the butt of many,many,many realistic and clear thinking people. Just so you know (yes, it's a personal attack, but only on your statements and content... I don't know you.)
"Many,many,many realistic and clear thinking people." Why do you speak like a 5 year old then?
Why won't they give their true opinions unless Walsh is disguised?
Because they do. All the time.
The problem is that Walsh has kind of a history of filming people and then maliciously editing the footage.
You have to see the movie - he disguised himself as one of "them".
@@dariocarraresi1823
Yeah nonsense
@@dariocarraresi1823you have kind of a history with lying to cover your favorite race-grifter’s asses
@@dariocarraresi1823 you can edit all you want but you can't edit out the fact these people are being paid thousands to convince people that they are racist, stop taking your puberty blockers and use your brain
1:34 I like the ❤️. Keep doing the ❤.
Sustained
I think the whole point of the movie is missing in this critique. Many of the criticism exposed here, was made intentionally. The whole point of this "documentary" is to exposed the radicalization of something already radical in itself, racism. Furthermore, how this conflict is a moneymaker for "the experts" in who milk this whole idea. I hope we all understand that racism is bad enough, and there are issues that need to be address on a bigger scale. But this whole idea of white-guilt, cultural appropriation, white-privilege, etc makes no sense and does not do anything to change the socio-political landscape, if anything is the scapegoat for many people to make a profit, and take advantage of a political position, and this was exposed in this film successfully.
Don't go see this movie. Go see Transformers One instead.
Agreed, it was fantastic
Hell I think I prefer to watch paint dry.
thanks. how's elementary school going?
@@mkf628 If he were in elementary I don't think he should ever go around a Matt cultist like you. Leave.
@@eugenekrabs141 not a cultist you freak. Matt lives rent free in your head LOL
I think movies like this target such extreme minorities and then try to make it seem like everyone is like this. He has always seemed like he thinks he is the smartest guy in the room.
And he's clearly not, the clip where he complains about Haitian immigrants but doesn't even know the history of the US in Haiti just makes me laugh
I just saw this movie and feel compelled to share a few thoughts. First, let me address the content of the film. The notion that I should hate myself or my country for actions that occurred long before I was born or that I am irredeemably racist simply because of my skin color is neither helpful nor hopeful. Being called a Nazi is incendiary and is being used to manipulate emotionally. I received contradictory messages telling me I need to repair relationships while simultaneously being told that there is nothing I can do but hate myself. This is utterly ridiculous. I have too much respect and love for myself and my friends and loved ones of color to accept this narrative. I deeply believe in our shared capacity for forgiveness and growth.
That being said, the movie's format seemed to have been designed more to embarrass rather than foster meaningful dialogue. Creating an environment where people are intentionally set up to look foolish only deepens division, encouraging blame and finger-pointing. Psychologically it leaves people who disagree nowhere to go but double down and dig in. If the goal is to minimize the divide, a more respectful and constructive approach might serve us better.
Perhaps the individuals depicted hold views so extreme and ridiculous that they deserved to look foolish or that a productive conversation is impossible. I refuse to accept that. Perhaps it is believed that this more provocative approach would cause such controversy that it would ensure we continue to talk about it. However, that flies in the face of the epilogue that race needs to stop being the center point of every conversation, and we should simply care for each other as human beings.
I believe there is always a place to start, a point of common ground from which we can build. Maybe that is naïve, but without hope, where does that leave us? Do we stop trying to have civilized conversations altogether and "burn it all"?
I agree with what you said about self loathing being a completely unproductive when I come to helping those who are disadvantaged. When looking back in time we have to have greater humility the further we look / or understanding. The ideas of people being systematically or politically scape goated / put on the margins of what is a standard of civilized society is to a government. It is pieced together through how communities are isolated and manipulated through certain ideologies presented by those in power. It’s not to say there is some evil over lord it’s just there are strategies for maintaining power and control over people through racism that have worked in the past. So I think you are completely right, people who feel guilt or pride for having more than others doesn’t help those others who are struggling, it shifts the focus onto yourself. Thinking you need to be a prideful hero. Because it should be seen as a issue with ignorance and understanding for those who hold influence, not calling those who are ignorant stupid but trying to educate each other
"Perhaps the individuals depicted hold views so extreme and ridiculous that they deserved to look foolish or that a productive conversation is impossible. I refuse to accept that. Perhaps it is believed that this more provocative approach would cause such controversy that it would ensure we continue to talk about it. However, that flies in the face of the epilogue that race needs to stop being the center point of every conversation, and we should simply care for each other as human beings."
This seems to be the crux of the issue. So many people seem to want to repeat whatever is 'anti-racist' that they don't bother actually thinking wether or not people are going to far. The result is that they blindly follow people like Robin DiAngelo or Ibrahim X Kendi who quite openly say that we should discriminate against white people to solve racism from the past. This has created an environment of political correctness where often times a discussion is no longer possible.
He didn't make a joke about how asking for a cup of black coffee is racist. He made a joke about how there are ridiculously woke people who think basically everything is racist. The joke isn't about coffee.... It's about wokeness.
Some people do not have enough brain cells to understand a simple joke like that.... my friend.
@@luisf359 the puberty blockers they have been taking is having effects on them
Ah, here are the right, coming to get themselves triggered.
By the way, i'm not american, i'm latin american, i don't speak english and i had a lot of good laughs in this documentary. They try to force this kind of woke stuff in latin culture, but this is so absurd that normal people will reject and see the mental issues this woke people have. I think the US created with a better economic situation a lot of middle class people that have enough to live and cry about their miserable life, because they don't have to kill a lion every day to work and give food for their kids as in many poor countries, like mine. People here have lives, they don't have time to be woke, they real bills, they have real issues, real problems, not mental problems.
@@fawnieee Very clever, you used the word triggered to describe “the right”, because the right is actually where all the word police are. Nice attempt to deflect from reality
i am genuinely begging for the dailywire to come out and say they've been satire/ragebait this entire time cause there's no way Matt Walsh is a real human being with a platform
Can you explain why he is not a real human being?
This documentary is one of the highest grossing documentaries in the last 10 years.
So, it was low budget? What's your point?
Understandable
No it isn't, and it isn't even a documentary.
It's just bad faith propaganda, they don't document or reveal anything, other than the fact that Matt doesn't know what satire is and is terrible at disguises
@@bushybeardedbearit’s the tenth highest documentary of all time, now. The heart wants what the heart wants.
Normal People are tired of the racist propaganda shoved down our throats. And that’s not just Americans. That’s all over the world.
@@carnageasada1 that explains why no one watched Matt Walsh’s movie lol
Please don’t ever stop these. They’re the only valuable things that come from this crap conservative media
With the whole ancestors thing. I personally think as long as you know what happened and feel sorry for the people affected by it, your fine. You shouldn't feel guilty because some white man in north Carolina did something 150years ago.
I dont blame the modern English people for living on land stolen from the welsh/cornish/cumbrians. I wished they were taught about it. But not guilty for it.
I kinda don't get how you can't feel guilty. I'm living in a place where the native inhabitants got ABsolutely FUCKED by colonizers and their descendants are still extremely fucked today, in a sad, sad way. And I have a great life, because of what happened. Yes, I didn't DO anything myself, but it's hard to not think about how my happiness and success was built on the backs of an entire culture getting destroyed. Like the guy in this video says, I'm not going to let it consume me and prevent me from being a productive person in other ways, but it seems like basic empathy to at least have an awareness of why you're in the position you're in.
@@gregkrazanski the problem is most people don't benefit from the colonisation. I'm Scottish English. I don't benefit in any way shape of form living in what should been Welsh lands. The people who do benefit from it spit on us while spending more money building homes for themselves on land that isn't there and fucking the local housing situation like in Cornwall (a land that is so small compared to it's original size)
I can't feel guilt for it, I can feel sorry for them that they have been put in such position but I can't feel guilty for something I couldn't choose. Id wish I were Scottish Welsh. But I can't choose to be descendants of someone. I can't choose where I was born. Therefore I can't feel guilty for people of the past as all that does is breed racism against my own people. You learn the history, you understand why people are in xyz position and then as society as a whole you work together to improve the position people are in.
@@gregkrazanski We already have awareness. They're called history books. You don't want people to have awareness. You want them to carry guilt.
White people who only arrived in the US one or two generations ago are still looked at as racist by default.
The madness of this whole thing will never end because people like yourself desperately want to keep it alive.
@@-._A2._- guilt/empathy/compassion/understanding. same shit, just semantics. if you want to define guilt as only something you can feel if you made a choice, that's totally fine, and maybe objectively/definitionally true, but it's splitting hairs. the sentiment is the same... why do you think it's important to learn from it and move forward in a different way? because we don't want to repeat it in part because we would undoubtedly feel guilty.
@@-._A2._- You are literally white living in a white colonized country
As much as I dislike Matt Walsh and his messaging, people like you really aren't doing left any favors in making us look rational on this issue. The implication that white people are somehow inherently worst when it comes to their treatment of other peoples demonstrates a profound ignorance of history. There have been many empires outside of Europe that conquered and oppressed other nations and peoples, this aggression is simply part of who we are as a species. The only difference with Europeans is that their ancestors happened to settle on a continent that was centrally-located and abundant in resources that were ideal for empire-building and kickstarting an industrial revolution. Trying to argue that white people are uniquely awful for their treatment of other peoples is every bit as absurd as claiming that they are somehow better than other races for building the empires that facilitated this mistreatment in the first place. All of it was down to the circumstances and luck, nothing more, nothing less.
Serious question: if the Mongolians had successfully conquered Europe in the 13th century and continued to build a globe-spanning empire that continued to this day, would they be the ones considered to be uniquely awful by modern armchair intellectuals, or would they get a pass?
As a mestiza, they get a pass just to piss people like you off :D "you aren't doing the left any favors" cripes that's some gringo nonsense.
Great take
Why anyone with sit with this bad faith actor (not giving him any acting chops there) for an interview is beyond me.
Most people disagree with you, boy. 200,000+ people watched and only 13k likes.
And how many dislikes?
Looking forward to the third entry in the Walshed Up trilogy, _What if the child consents?_
Yea your definitely projecting. I found the pedo everyone!
A bunch of people flooding youtube like "HEY REVIEW AM I RACIST OR YOURE A SELLOUT"
I wonder what they think when someone doesn't like it, lmao. Good shit, Pat.