Throughout your video, I’d like to give you credit for giving your raw and true opinion. So many people, during a time of protests and social awareness like to act as if they care just for social points, but what you say and your stance against discrimination and corruption of the police is your own opinion, and no one can take that away from you. Yes, it’s is SO backwards how the police create fear rather than hope, in a lot of communities. As a colored dude, I can also relate to have being discriminated before; not as much as the people who lost their lives to bully cops, but I can connect to the nastiness and cruelty of being put down or looked at strange because of your race, or the way you look. It’s also really great that your have the guts to back up what you say and attend protests, really shows your true character. Nice video, man, and keep fighting the good fight.
Thank you so much for your reply, it really made me smile and I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. I really wanted it to come off raw and honest because you are correct that a lot of people do fake it- not to say that all people on social media do but I just wanted to try to spread the word about the need for justice and equality. I knew I probably wouldn’t reach as many people as I would hope since my channel is small but I figured if it could reach even a single person it’s worth it. Also, I truly respect how you two worked hard to organize the protest and I commend you both on your determination and peacefulness in spreading the word. The peaceful aspect is another thing I think needs to be addressed because my personal opinion truly is that you can’t fight violence with violence when trying to fight for equality- it just ends up being counterproductive. I think you two truly did something very admirable and yet again I just want to commend you on your hard work. Also I wanted to stay longer by the way but I ended up falling behind as I was speaking to the woman about her son (if I can gather enough info to do a video on it I plan to because injustice is something that we should not ignore). As for discrimination I have a lot of experience with it as well- for different reasons but one of which is being mixed American and Arab (which ends up with the connotation of “hey what do you plan on blowing up next” sadly), and being Autistic. I’m just mentioning the aforementioned for context because I started this channel to show more about the subject and but this video was for George Floyd and all inequality as a whole so I didn’t want to make it about me- I was a bit weary about talking about it or making a video about that side of discrimination (do you think it would be a good idea? I just don’t want it to come off as “hey look at me, pity me, I want attention” when right now the focus isn’t on disabilities but at the same time that is something that society discriminates against). All in all the most important point is to not let people forget because we shouldn’t forget. That’s how it perpetuates and that’s why I am so grateful for your honest review of my video. I sincerely hope the rest of the protest went well and I’m glad I got to take part in it (it was actually my first).
Hey I met you yesterday at the protest my girlfriend was the one who helped organize it it was great meeting you and awesome video! I subscribed to your Chanel too :)
Thank you so much, I actually ended up falling back and not being able to catch up so that’s why it might have seemed like I disappeared- either way you did amazing work in setting up the protest and I’m glad I got to meet you
Oh and I forgot to mention that I didn’t see anything on my Instagram, I kind of want to see the photos of myself and Mae (my cat) and more so I would like to he able to see the Instagram you posted them to as well.
Throughout your video, I’d like to give you credit for giving your raw and true opinion. So many people, during a time of protests and social awareness like to act as if they care just for social points, but what you say and your stance against discrimination and corruption of the police is your own opinion, and no one can take that away from you. Yes, it’s is SO backwards how the police create fear rather than hope, in a lot of communities. As a colored dude, I can also relate to have being discriminated before; not as much as the people who lost their lives to bully cops, but I can connect to the nastiness and cruelty of being put down or looked at strange because of your race, or the way you look. It’s also really great that your have the guts to back up what you say and attend protests, really shows your true character. Nice video, man, and keep fighting the good fight.
Thank you so much for your reply, it really made me smile and I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. I really wanted it to come off raw and honest because you are correct that a lot of people do fake it- not to say that all people on social media do but I just wanted to try to spread the word about the need for justice and equality. I knew I probably wouldn’t reach as many people as I would hope since my channel is small but I figured if it could reach even a single person it’s worth it. Also, I truly respect how you two worked hard to organize the protest and I commend you both on your determination and peacefulness in spreading the word. The peaceful aspect is another thing I think needs to be addressed because my personal opinion truly is that you can’t fight violence with violence when trying to fight for equality- it just ends up being counterproductive. I think you two truly did something very admirable and yet again I just want to commend you on your hard work. Also I wanted to stay longer by the way but I ended up falling behind as I was speaking to the woman about her son (if I can gather enough info to do a video on it I plan to because injustice is something that we should not ignore). As for discrimination I have a lot of experience with it as well- for different reasons but one of which is being mixed American and Arab (which ends up with the connotation of “hey what do you plan on blowing up next” sadly), and being Autistic. I’m just mentioning the aforementioned for context because I started this channel to show more about the subject and but this video was for George Floyd and all inequality as a whole so I didn’t want to make it about me- I was a bit weary about talking about it or making a video about that side of discrimination (do you think it would be a good idea? I just don’t want it to come off as “hey look at me, pity me, I want attention” when right now the focus isn’t on disabilities but at the same time that is something that society discriminates against). All in all the most important point is to not let people forget because we shouldn’t forget. That’s how it perpetuates and that’s why I am so grateful for your honest review of my video. I sincerely hope the rest of the protest went well and I’m glad I got to take part in it (it was actually my first).
I just realized that I wrote an incredibly long reply, my apologies for the ted-talk type of reply.
Hey I met you yesterday at the protest my girlfriend was the one who helped organize it it was great meeting you and awesome video! I subscribed to your Chanel too :)
Thank you so much, I actually ended up falling back and not being able to catch up so that’s why it might have seemed like I disappeared- either way you did amazing work in setting up the protest and I’m glad I got to meet you
Oh and I forgot to mention that I didn’t see anything on my Instagram, I kind of want to see the photos of myself and Mae (my cat) and more so I would like to he able to see the Instagram you posted them to as well.