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[@VICE]

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[@mixtapemania6769]

Do Haitians debate please.

[@ncar2160]

FO with your divisive bullshit

[@mominator69]

Funny one says we should celebrate our diversity but if white people do anything that remotely looks like any other race as a form of celebrating the other races they are accused of appropriation... As a person I feel that those with white skin cannot win either way.

[@MrSingh1150]

Vice you are so biased. I hope someone gets ill in your place. Yoh guys are horrible people

[@nonusbusinissus5632]

Congratulations on collecting a panel that consists of 90% out of touch people Turned it off the moment your dude said that differences in payment is racism.

[@fredsavage7380]

Vince says: “Asians are taught to work harder in school and be more respectful.” Then the two people in the front look absolutely disgusted that he would say such a thing.

[@rynecology]

because they think they have to actually put down on their own people, defend other minorities to fit in/be virtuous. Notice how it's supposed to be about Asians, but they started beating up on Vince over black lives matter.

[@fredsavage7380]

@@rynecology Oh you’re absolutely right. I noticed that right from the jump.

[@persephonel2117]

They also have no clue that Asians outearn white Americans too.

[@rynecology]

@@persephonel2117 They need a boogeyman to blame their own failures on.

[@rynecology]

@@persephonel2117 that's why it's okay to lump everyone into a group when they're talking about how bad they're treated or okay to lump everyone in a group when talking about "ytppo" being evil/oppressors, but it's not okay to lump everyone in a group when talking about success/excellence

[@muthinhlema6498]

Dear Vice Here's an idea for a social experiment: hold the same panel with the same people in 5 year-intervals and let's see where they will be in their lives and if they're happy or content.

[@Foxhoundmg]

Dude THIS SHOULD BE A FUCKING THING.

[@dannyarcher6370]

Leftists will be in the exact same place. Whining about how the patriarchy has wronged them.

[@gustavotonnelli]

Spoiler alert: The purple haired girl and the guy in a green t-shirt will still be miserable and annoying

[@Cleosoul]

@@gustavotonnelli either that or HOPEFULLY they grew up and found an actual life

[@soumyaranjan2636]

@VICE WE NEED THIS

[@MiguelQuioc]

The green shirt guy and the purple hair girl are by far the most annoying or irritating because they interrupt someone during debate.

[@loggerino7331]

Vice just found a winning financial formula: put an articulate and mentally well guy in a group of people that are beyond comprehension.

[@BridgeportIPA]

It's kind of unique for Vice which is known primarily as a sewer of biased woke content and ideological jibberish.

[@JohnWick-rh1zz]

Kinda unfair for the sane guy

[@incurableromantic4006]

Take one articulate, well informed and reasonable person: (and a couple of muted more sane people) and have ten SJW lunatics scream at them.

[@y.r._]

@@BridgeportIPA They are switching tactics. They are trying to put pressure on conservatives by putting them in a room with leftists and thus basically using an Argumentum Ad Populum by portraying it as if people with sane opinions are a small minority. They fail to realize that anyone with a brain watching that will immediately be persuaded by the logical, well-put and well-articulated arguments of men like Vince.

[@scottttym]

Dude literally has become famous over night!

[@lydiajoyyy]

I love how Vince let’s everyone share their thoughts and views without interrupting them, but then has to ask if he can finish his point because he keeps getting interrupted. Normalize swallowing your pride and respecting those around you despite wether or not they share your opinion. Mad respect to Vince.

[@sad_vegan507]

I love Vince too

[@cloudedjourney]

He's saying the things that they repress in those groups. So when he says them out loud it's like he is swearing.

[@furikagi]

Absolutely, you don’t have to agree with someone’s politics to show some basic respect. The way that purple hair and green shirt were carrying themselves throughout the interview was so infuriating. They never willing to truly listen and were constantly pulling faces and giving sass lmao.

[@kelvinling6111]

Agree 💯

[@alfiey5783]

Piers morgan just interrupted

[@quotivation47]

I am black AMERICAN. The asian dude in the suit is NOT wrong on a lot that he said. They were going way too hard on him. I applaud him for standing his ground.

[@silveryfeather208]

I don't understand the looks he got when he said 'don't have kids out of wedlock' etc but don't counter it. I don't necessarily agree wedlock is the problem, but rather instability.

[@quotivation47]

@@silveryfeather208 Agreed. Because there are many dysfunctional families where mom and dad are there. You're right, its the "instability" that is the issue.

[@bvgg2630]

good thing you dont rep most black ppl.

[@Literal_Sense]

@@silveryfeather208 It clearly meant that as a shot at black people. He’s clearly shown how anti-black he was during the entire panel. The guy with bald head too.

[@SantokiYama]

@@Literal_Sense Vince is not anti-black. He clearly said he thinks black lives matter and that all lives matter, yet he does not support the organization BLM. The loudest people in the panel were talking over him and accusing him of being anti-black but anyone can believe that black lives matter and not support BLM.

[@foxboi6309]

That Vince dude is solid as a rock. He stood his ground and didn't let the whackos to trample him. Kudos

[@novagurunh5393]

who is curl hair girl?

[@Joe-pc3hs]

Heres his YT chanel youtube.com/@VinceDaoTV

[@diverman1023]

Vince is a truly intelligent person. He's attentive, respectful, doesn't try to sound smart, and he voices his opinions with simple, slow language that outlines how simple yet effective his arguments are. You quite literally can't disagree with anything he said in good faith: A child growing up in a stable household and encouraged by their parents will have a very high chance of being successful.

[@Kalvlidan]

@@novagurunh5393 yazi_nay

[@m.jackson2609]

The truth will shine out in a room full of naysayers and negative voices. Great job by Vince against indoctrinated wokesters.

[@DGregster]

Moderator was great with allowing discussion but also keeping people focused on the (very good) questions. Props my dude.

[@stephenviggiano1610]

Imagine getting enraged over the idea that it’s beneficial for children to grow up in a loving household where the parents stay together and instill good values.

[@jda1627]

nuclear families excludes healthy people like polyamorous people and idk who else

[@stephenviggiano1610]

@@jda1627 you can say it excludes whoever you want. The facts and figures tell the truth. Kids do way better when they have two parents at home.

[@teru_9921]

​@@jda1627 since when are polyamorous people considered healthy???

[@K-NEL]

They are enraged at the implication that black/brown families don’t instill these values into their families too.

[@bulbasaur1232]

@@K-NEL The facts are they generally do not. That’s why crime is rampant in black and brown communities. EVERYTHING starts from the home. Fix your familial structure (lack thereof) and see how successful the community then becomes.

[@boredaf5782]

He literally said that black lives do matter, then she asked him if he thinks that all lives matter and he was like "sure" cuz he's not a psychopath. And her response to that was "there it is" like she actually proved anything

[@carlinaxxxx4120]

He doesn’t believe In the Black Lives Matter movement what she meant by does he believe in all lives matter she was taking about the movement and I’m pretty sure so was he due to him saying he doesn’t believe in BLM.

[@cantguardm7lly292]

Because ALM is a protest to a protest. The phrase BLM does not mean only Black Lives Matter, it’s just the focus point of that protest/movement. How can you support or think Black Lives Matter but support a protest to their movement and lives?🤦‍♂️😭

[@LethalLeslie1]

so true

[@newyorkfan16]

That's women for you. Their ego is off the roof, thanks to federal government forcing everybody to kiss their ass. Why? Women are consumers, and majority of voters, nothing more. And the government needs constant clients to keep money flowing in circulation, to maintain and assert it's power. Because of this dynamic, women are now state property.

[@karensenneron3983]

She proved her own stupidity

[@lofihour2506]

Purple haired girl and green flannel guy mentality and demeanor is a lot of people in today’s society and it’s scary. Kudos to Vince for standing his ground.

[@bobbyiscool]

Even worse than the "woke" kids at my school lol. These guys are the pinnacle of Tiktok people

[@USSLIBERTYREMEMBERER]

It was so unsettling the way green shirt just … had his mouth open. His facial expressions and demeanor is serial killer level narcissistic

[@memymomalex]

they really lost their cool and were so no level headed at all. Makes their arguments very unconvincing.

[@downscale]

The majority of this panel is why every University in the USA should be shutdown. This Woke infection is absolutely inaccurate and only destructive. You can tell this because they only harp one side of the thing they are against. When a black perseon shoots a black person, it's ignored. Only when a White Cop Shoots a black person do they care. If "BLM" then why not all the time? Why is it so Selective in when the outrage occurs? These Commie narratives are so weak that they have to cherry pick very specific situation to defend their absolutely garbage points. That Purple Haired Commie is the most insufferable twit I've seen in awhile. The "I know everything and everyone else is stupid" look on her face the whole time is so telling of how her only thoughts have been embedded in her head by Woke Professors at whatever trash University she attended. VINCE CRUSHED ALL THESE WOKETARDS!

[@BigD94]

They're emotionally challenged. Children in adult bodies. They will never be successful and will likely lead miserable lives.

[@alishayin5267]

HELP THE VINCE EYEROLL WHEN ZIAD SAID HIS PRONOUNS 💀

[@mehedihasan-uo5kz]

How Tf is he Muslim if he has pronouns 😂😂

[@dom-q9q]

LOL! Beyond dead when he rolled his eyes I had to re-wind like three times just to watch it again xD

[@connie_a]

I like Vince

[@charliem4560]

Bro actually has a brain

[@samwise2767]

If you’re as old as the purple haired lady and not mature enough to discuss things with people who have a different opinion than you, there’s something wrong

[@AbeYousef]

i wish they would actively remove the people who just make faces the whole time and scream

[@bobbyiscool]

My question is how can you be so old yet as woke as can be. The wokest adults I know still have their traditional roots in them, but don't seem to be able to put together what is happening. This woman however is insane. I understand the youth since TikTok and such are corrupting them, but adults?! The only thing she missed was her pronouns (the Bangladeshi guy got it though).

[@shreeayy]

@@bobbyiscool Self-hate and being obsessed with race i guess.

[@semikolondev]

that's because she didn't get education, she's following a cultish ideologye that didn't help her to grow as a women but stay in a state of child mind.

[@Juggs009]

Icing on the cake is Vince, the guy in the suit, is light years more mature than her and he is only 19

[@faithhuff7806]

The man in blue was really complimenting everyone in the room by saying their culture/families have strong values and morals which may be a reason why statistically they do well financially etc. I know this is a broad topic but he is right, it starts at home. Having a solid foundation to build on is so important

[@dingleberry4234]

And they tried to tear him apart for it 😅

[@leahflower9924]

I'm sure that Bangladeshi American guy would've had a much less oppressive life in Bangladesh I wonder why he doesn't live there

[@Vijay.1234-h3j]

@@dingleberry4234 that bangaladeshi Muslim guy started it

[@TNDCBaby]

Right but he has a tendency to say it as if they are the only ones when that is not the case. He doesn't know black people if that is what he thinks. Having certain values and knowing how to execute them in real life despite all of the obstacles setup in your way in order to make it to the middle and upper class are totally different things.

[@شمسالشموس-ه8ي]

@@TNDCBaby The panel was comprised of asians/asian americans though. Of course this group isn't the only group that has strong values but the other groups are not the focus.

[@vicuz432]

To be able to debate multiple people at once is a skill I admire with this Vince guy. Very articulate despite being prevented from speaking.

[@hunterbidensaidslesion1356]

He's like John Wick.

[@lemonsquad2042]

So true and he remains calm and makes the others look like fools

[@ganeshaputra2646]

somehow he's like jordan b peterson

[@lemonsquad2042]

@@ganeshaputra2646 thats who he reminds me of

[@jeronimo196]

The moderator also deserves props. They would've happily shouted VInce down without the intervention.

[@KittyKat-wc3ne]

Top right girl, bottom right guy and blue suit are the most level headed of them all.

[@NomasontoModisakeng]

Plus the Pacific Islander and bottom centre-right girl... The five of them are the best but Vince less so

[@TheFedoraNinja]

Jeez. Purple hair girl is everything I have wrong with society. She is a person who simply asks one question like "so you're right-wing?", gets the answer "yes" and then nods her head thinking she now knows everything she needs to know about this person. She has, at that moment, written this person off as somebody to disagree with and you can see it on her face.

[@luchodore]

She did it twice lol. First time was 'have you ever said all lives matter?', Then goes off and nods to herself like she got a criminal to confess murder.

[@PhillyLeotardo41]

Yeah, that's what closed minded bigots do. She's as much a air head as she is a complete POS.

[@geeksanonymous]

@Lachie Yes! That was super disturbing to me....she did a whole round of applause for Ziad next to her when he spoke about white supremacy, but when Vince said that all lives do matter, she wrote him off and turned around in her seat to prove it. 🙄 She should have just said "people with white skin do not matter or at least not as much as people who have more melatonin." Really disturbing how someone can think that way...why wouldn't ALL lives matter?

[@meow-rh5to]

She takes huge leaps in logic too like who would say internment camps are a good thing? Girl-

[@Zeep3]

It’s called a narcissist

[@ForTheForsaken]

That Vince fella is just a beacon of courage and competence. All men should strive to articulate themselves courageously like he did. There is no courage saying the same things that you know the majority of the people in the room will agree with you on but there is courage is speaking the truth when you know people will hate you for it.

[@stuart4341]

You'll be glad to know Vince dao has a KZbin channel

[@bobbyiscool]

bruh why is everyone talking only about Vince? Vish and Joyce were also pretty good. Vish especially. Credit should also be given to everyone else there for at least being kind of respectful and laughing at jokes from the other side (except those two weirdos in the front, the purple hair and Bangladeshi guy)

[@x3wildcard]

@@bobbyiscool I think most of it is because Vince had more mic time. I really wanted to hear more from Vish.

[@StAndrew65]

@@bobbyiscool Vish definitely finished strong, though. Did you notice how the purple-haired girl had her back turned towards Vish when she responded to his comments?

[@Prog47]

As a non-american watching you all be this obsessed with identities is mind blowing. How about personality, interests that sort of thing. America is getting more and more mental

[@accordiongordon]

America only cares about racism because racism is a big part of America’s fabric. Trust me, we don’t want to deal with racism any more than the next person, but we can’t choose to ignore something that exists. That’s like a cancer patient saying “I deny my cancer exists!” and proceeding to die of cancer regardless

[@bryanteger]

Speaking as an American. You have no idea.

[@hedgehoge90]

America is the most diverse country, so of course they create racial communities (hell, every type of community is in America) just because they are struggling to connect with other races. The media its making it worse with so much talk of divide, however you can see it in small scale in other countries. Latin America has a big arab population, as well as big Jewish populations in some countries and though they socialize with everybody, there is indeed a sense of community of because they (usually) prefer to marry within their race, or keep customs that might clash with others. Time will surely fix this as people become more nationalist instead of racial, however with the media like this we are like 100 years behind on this

[@hedgehoge90]

I wanna add, as a non American, all americans are the same to me because they act american lol. The USA is so big that they never leave the country so they dont realize that whatever race they are, americans act a certain way and everybody can identify it

[@bryanteger]

@@hedgehoge90 just in the inverse as someone who's been to like 60 countries and is a lifelong New Yorker. Everyone acts a certain way, depending on where they're from and their culture. The reason I point out that I'm a New Yorker is because I probably see more races and ethnicities in six city blocks than you do in your entire country. Non-homogeneous societies are more difficult than homogeneous ones.

[@alienjourney]

Asian racism is real. I've experiance it all my life. I live in predominately African American and Hispanic community and experiance racism. People don't take Asian racism seriously because to them it's a joke. It's sad. Like how is that even normal? Wtf.

[@tickboy4229]

Yep racism exists. But you are being too vague.

[@E_M_O_Lizzie]

True! I experienced one of my students handing me a torn picture of a Korean face and said it was a “ching chong ching meme.” I explained that it was highly racist and offensive. He genuinely didn't get how it was racist or offensive, so I had to explain why and how.

[@asabhisparedlifez]

Buddy its all people ever talk about.

[@uncletheoneshotkid3001]

And blk people try to excuse it with whataboutism because some uncle once looked at them funny in a corner store

[@canadianaviator]

Stand up for yourself bud

[@fantasticmrfox81]

I'll never understand how people can consider themselves "more inclusive" and yet as soon as they realise someone has different views, they instantly ostracise and gang up on that person.

[@morsomies1]

Leftist ideology needs censorship in order to survive

[@simonfromband]

Or saying more inclusive while making up new categories

[@angeliajanina6017]

Because they are self-righteous liars and hypocrites.

[@TheControlBlue]

All people are "included" But some people are more "included" than others.

[@Iburn247]

It's woke mind virus

[@PugsNotDrugs4]

The green shirt guy's head was absolutely exploding every time someone said something that he didn't agree with. Which was basically everything

[@rayfish007]

he has a hair trigger..

[@randomxstory]

Small pee pee vibe he gives me.

[@DEmeant0r]

Just someone who's perpetually offended and forever a victim. Living life as him must be exhausting.

[@sammsneed222]

In his mind white people are forcing other races to commit violence on everyone who isn't white. And the purple hairdo B "literally looked up the stats." Ha! Ever race commits more violence against their own.

[@Probanot]

he thinks he got discriminated but he's a privileged kid whos daddy is an investment banker he is trying so hard to blend into the group community that legit got discriminated

[@PaddysRatKing]

As an American of Mexican ancestry, I don’t need someone who looks like me, to feel represented. If we share the basic ideas and morals, I feel represented, no matter the color of the skin.

[@ivillu]

Gotta respect this comment, values matter so much more than anything else when it comes to uniting people

[@Eccleciastes3.11]

Same here!

[@PaddysRatKing]

@@freedomisbrightestindungeons I’m not sure that would be the case. You would be an American living in Japan. Unless you have been raised in Japanese culture and come from Japanese ethnicity. If I move to Mexico, I’d still be an American. I was born here, raised on a mix of American and Mexican culture. But I wasn’t born there. And I would never be able to lose that identity.

[@PaddysRatKing]

@@imtae5577 the way I read your statement, and of course, unsure how you actually mean for it to be presented. It sounds like you possibly missed out on an opportunity to get to know and learn from great role models. I’ve had great Hispanic, White and Black role models growing up in the inner city. I didn’t worry about the color of peoples skin to feel validated or have a sense of belonging. And it meant more to me coming from a broken home, to have people of different backgrounds and cultures actually care about me as an individual. Just because I may share a ethnic background with a certain group or individual (politician) doesn’t mean they speak for me, or have my best interests. We are not a monolithic group.

[@vern2k653]

I love music! What about you? We can share our love of music! Music transcends.

[@threlyo]

Native Hawai'ian here, i don't personally like AAPI as a catch all term. it sounds nice to be inclusive but my culture has been destroyed enough as it is, lumping us in with Asians only serves to further erase my cultural identity from this world

[@LesediModisakeng-in8uq]

Well said

[@Woodzzzzz]

Cutting people off or interrupting is an easy way to kill healthy conversation and have it devolve into an insult match. Props to Vince for not allowing them to bring him down to their level.

[@popoju9]

korean chicks like her always think they are entitled and everything is about her. i gone to korean church all my life and they are all like that. most of them know they will not marry a korean guy from high school. it's what she said, "self hate".

[@graceupongrace2639]

Right! It's always the people who can't support their points that feel the need to be rude.

[@popoju9]

@@graceupongrace2639 being Korean don't help neither. they are entitled from birth and bad tempered from kimchi. i know, i've attended korean church all my life and even dated one. their breath is horrid from garlic in the kimchi. tho i love them to death.

[@michaelknight2897]

This is how it goes with every Vice video like this. There are SANE people, usually on the right, then there are unhinged Progressive identity obsessed zealots. Its good for clicks otherwise left-leaning Vice wouldn't do it. These videos make people on the left look bad.

[@popoju9]

@@michaelknight2897 is that your real name. where is K.I.T.? hahahaha also i agree, i have few but i do have some leftist friends that are normal people. one girl said to me, "i don't associate my friends with their political views" after i told her some leftists ex-friends.....broke up with me after 30 years of knowing them. what a waste of time. most however are like these crazies, misinformed retards tho. how you supposed to be against "don't commit crime" saying that's trying to erase your culture. WTF!? yes, if crime is part of your culture....erase it please? but she was half black and half japanese who thought they could take over the world and worked with the Nazis to do so. there are photos of jap troops and nazi troops marching together in what then was Manchuria, China.

[@Cloudyconfusion]

I am liberal, Hispanic and a woman and EVEN I WOULDN’t want to be stuck in a room with Cosmo and Wanda on the left. So much hate, anger & resentment coming from those two, it’s sad.

[@JP-eh4ee]

Purple haired Elen and the green shirt 👕?

[@yavit5058]

Same 😂😂😂

[@simonfromband]

Cosmo and wanda😂

[@Joshpower57]

Nobody would, not even themselves. They need someone to yell at

[@Foxhoundmg]

Imagine being married to that chick with the purple hair.

[@JTytshorts]

Vince and Vish were rockstars, the lady from Taiwan was too. They were all coherent and seemed to be educated on the subject. Everyone else just raised their voice hoping that would help them win the argument lol

[@abominationdesolation8322]

I can't help but notice that the only normal looking woke guy happened to be a flaming bundle of sticks.

[@novagurunh5393]

who is curl hair girl

[@PrinceFailureofNoobsX]

According to who and for which subjects? Just because they didn't express the same energy as the others did, does not mean they are well educated. I think the others were more so surprised by the way they talked about very serious things so casually. Like Joyce, who was talking about how the stop asian hate movement was a form a propaganda when we literally see asians and elderly asians getting attacked on the street because they are asian.

[@insertname1841]

@@PrinceFailureofNoobsX Asian hate crimes by black people.

[@xdranzer0004]

@@abominationdesolation8322one of the muscly guys you mean ?

[@Janet67498]

Being asked where you’re from isn’t a bad thing, being Asian is a part of your identity. I didn’t like that the two in the front spoke over the guy in the suit. Assimilation isn’t bad, but to the point that you don’t want to be called Asian is weird. Everyone assimilates in America, but it doesn’t change where your family is from.

[@LesediModisakeng-in8uq]

True

[@SaharatOfficial]

Vince stayed emotionally calm the whole time. I noticed he's very shaky almost like anxiety but I'm also insanely impressed at how calculated his words are and it's direct to the point.

[@EmanKcin8820]

Heck yeah. Me just watching this is pissing me off since they all gang up on him with common liberal talking points without any substance.

[@MrHarpguitarist]

My guess is he's probably been physically assaulted a few times by people of a specific political persuasion. So now he's a little more on guard while still staying true to his point of view.

[@anti-hiphop1933]

@@MrHarpguitarist He’s pretty young like 19 yrs old and I think he’s new to this type of setting. Also he’s the only conservative there.

[@kingarchlich5142]

My only issue with what he said is just one key word. "They". When speaking of the asian-american group he used "they" often as if to distance himself from it.

[@anti-hiphop1933]

@@kingarchlich5142 That’s what I don’t like about some of the nonwhite conservatives. Some of them try too hard and go overboard.

[@CxerRy96]

People being shocked at Vince's opinions just shows how much of a bubble these supposedly suppressed and marginalized young people live in...the whole meme about strict Asian parents exists for a reason, Asian culture kicks ass when it comes to discipline and, as you can imagine, this leads to better quality of life on average

[@johnnyfive9815]

No to have a successful culture is a bad thing and unfortunately, this ideology comes from the black community

[@TheSterlingArcher16]

They’re just inner city uber liberals who’ve never actually thought for their own based on the facts.

[@starkfaktory6920]

@@johnnyfive9815 the problem of the blacks is the fact that 70% of black households are single parent. basically 70% of young blacks don't grow with a father figure 😢😢

[@D71219ONE]

@@starkfaktory6920Single parenthood is the single biggest factor for lack of success growing up. The crime rate in the black community started skyrocketing in step with single parenthood rates starting in the late 60s.

[@Lawrence-mh8dx]

@@D71219ONE hmm, I think black women should start dating good men to avoid single parenthood.

[@flyWestjett]

It takes a lot of guts to do what Vince did. Speaking the truth to a bunch of people (who were all very rude, by the way) who have been brainwashed and yelling at you. I hope Vince sees the comment section and knows that what he said and did was the right thing, and I hope he is proud of how he conducted himself. An actual class act right there.

[@jimbanda]

Rude is stock in trade for "woke" .

[@PilotZoomer]

he has a youtube channel (Vince Dao)

[@RO-yj1zk]

Yes!!! They were SO RUDE and all interrupted him like it was nothing !

[@bGzzzzz]

@@RO-yj1zk isn't that your typical "progressive" person?...the guy at the front had the nerve to ask "is everyone paid the same" LOL

[@litigioussociety4249]

I'm sure he's going to be invited on several big channels now, and do the rounds. Pearl blew up after the crazy feminist video this channel did, and this will have the same impact.

[@gabevillarreal5118]

11:15 Shantanu Narayen (Adobe), Arvind Krishna (IBM), Laxman Narasimhan (Starbucks), Sanjay Mehrotra​ (Micron) among others. Indian executives are massively over-represented in corps typically because of strong work ethic. Asians in general are at the head of some of the biggest companies in the World....this kid is delusional

[@FrozenCappucino]

Yeah it really is stupid. Their points really are contrary to statistical evidence and societal mores. They make it seem like “model minority” traits like having kids within wedlock placing education as a high priority, not causing trouble in school etc are white things. In reality, these traits are inherent in many Asian cultures. And statistically, kids lacking fathers the world over often do poorly in life. Ironically, the purple-haired woman and the green shirt next to her are behaving like white liberals.

[@al6243]

I'm surprised Vice hasn't disabled the comment section yet lol. Anyways, you can see the MASSIVE difference in mannerisms and etiquette between Vince and that green-shirt guy and purple-haired girl. The green-shirt guy and purple-haired girl are like the quintessential representatives of what's wrong with people nowadays: hypocrite, rude, biased, victim mentality, conceited, condescending, feelings and opinions over facts, and so many more. Good job Vince for standing your ground.

[@DEmeant0r]

You forgot narcissist.

[@hunterbidensaidslesion1356]

I suspect that youtube tends to show you comments that it thinks you'll agree with. I don't know that for a fact, but it is my suspicion. I have yet to see a comment that is disparaging of Vince or the bald fellow, or supportive of Miss Cluster-B (purple-haired weirdo). I notice this on a lot of channels I post on.

[@Tinfintytin]

@@DEmeant0r Racist too

[@dragonwarriorz1]

The difference in their mannerisms is that Vince is a normal dude while the others are literally homosexual

[@timothy790110]

@@hunterbidensaidslesion1356 i dont think these debates are for people on the left. I dont see many left learning people debate anyone on KZbin with such a winning steak as people in the right

[@billD.Boomer]

“My politics are rooted in love not hate” after hating on the man behind you this whole time. World has gone crazy.

[@IridescentW]

They'll harass someone into unaliving themselves "with love"

[@nerthus4685]

"I'm on the side of love, now get against the wall".

[@flyinginthewind111]

Reminds me of everyone who is super happy about Andrew Tate going to jail, talking about how he needs to burn in prison, all while saying they hate him because he lacks compassion and empathy for their fellow humans. Yeah right

[@BountBhocula]

@Compos Mentis let me tell you, those of us 25-30 went to school in a time before it was illegal to tell someone to self delete bear witness... and you know who ran that line? Not the athletes, less fortunate, party people, wallflowers, preps, or academic types. It was the theater kids, degens, lgbtq club, and anime club that would say that unironically to people, before everyone said it 3 times a day.

[@nightmarishcompositions4536]

Twitter users in a nutshell.

[@toddjames_]

Those poor folks were all shocked when Vince Dao was speaking the truth about life. God bless that man for not allowing himself to be suppressed by mob rule. Anyone against those ideas should ask themselves why? It’s been a successful model for hundreds of years.

[@jimmyconway356]

Vice did this to try to push its woke agenda but it just exposes how weak and moronic the wokies are 😂

[@astryker1314]

Totally true bro

[@khairulamribinjumaat7566]

What’s significant to me is that America itself rose to become a major power on the basis of these traditional values. If these wokies had been the majority in America in its growing years, America would be a pale shadow of its current self. It’s only fairly recently that Americans abandoned these good values (on the whole) and let itself settle for mediocrity.

[@RocStarr913]

Sad thing is Vince will never be accepted by the people who he wants it from most. He will always just be used by them as a tool until they will have no use for him anymore. We are a country of legacy admissions and nepo babies.

[@Yahnax2823]

The Asian who was the most assimilated is the one who is getting the most praise in this comment section. 👀

[@mostsharksdontattendchurch]

Wydm Ziad is definitely the most assimilated bro said his Pronouns 😂

[@connie_a]

I would say that has a lot more to do with the fact that a bunch of immature bigots (on multiple occasions throughout this discussion) banded together and targeted him for his views, yet he kept his composure. Sure, everyone is praising him, but at the same time, we're not dog piling on Yu Ling because out of all the lefties, she was the best at keeping her composure.

[@neigeepierrot4694]

Vince is assimilated like he doesn’t seem to get what he is saying

[@devinlovin1578]

Vince’s opening statement was “We need to agree on a singular thing in order to have cohesion when it comes to diversity.” and there was nothing but crickets…

[@legessi]

They don't want to. They hate America, even if they identify as an American. They swallowed the cool aid that America is evil, so they try to distance themselves from it. They all reek of narcissism as well. They insist all of society has to assimilate to them, all while refusing to assimilate themselves.

[@joshuaquirante5893]

Nah broh we need diversity yet lacks unity

[@Joshpower57]

@@joshuaquirante5893 ....what?

[@Mikeyvn]

@@joshuaquirante5893 huh?

[@Allin1Xavi]

@@joshuaquirante5893 Wut?

[@larkiess]

Vince just took on 3 people who were almost foaming at the mouth. Kudos

[@novagurunh5393]

who is curl hair girl

[@elibrooks6643]

the guy in the green shirts constant head tweaking pisses me off 😭

[@HawksFan5884]

That’s how all of these VICE panel debates are. Whether it’s racial ones like Asian, black, Hispanic, or other ones like LGBT or feminism. It’s always 1 or 2 conservative (or just rational type voices) versus several leftists foaming at the mouth w/ their disdain for everything.

[@Leinnn]

@@HawksFan5884 Couldn’t of said it better 🤣

[@alexpeters8510]

@@Leinnn i know it may be nitpicky, but could've is "could have" or in this case couldn't have. With that said, I completely agree

[@lobsterpots]

Vince really showed a lot of maturity here that the other panel members were lacking

[@ryanarborist]

It's a sign someone is content with their lives. People who are rude to strangers usually have poor self control and other social maladjustments.

[@elzonnepalmes7500]

And he's only 19 years old. Parents raised him well.

[@ZeRoiFeX]

Especially the 50+ pink haired woman.... she was toxic as hell.

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

@@elzonnepalmes7500 wtf? He's so mature. No way he's that young

[@mochikun1196]

7:42 VINCE’S EYEROLL I AM CRYINGGG LMFAOO

[@kurtcampher4716]

Very very impressed by Vince. He was constantly barraged by having to defend his position. No one else had to do that. It was essentially him VS everyone else. He earned himself a subscriber

[@OppositionFactory]

That is the trend with these vice debates things. It always has more leftist.

[@ainako1010]

​@@OppositionFactory What crazy is this is HIGHLY edited. So, Vice editors try their best to show Leftist ideals but at the any moment of any push back it just looks and sounds ridiculous.

[@Andi45677]

Remember people…. If someone tells you that Asian people are smart they mean only people like the guy in Suit

[@brookeryanporter8131]

Because he was the biggest moron😂 that’s why he had to back up his bullshit

[@almanac520]

he was just more educated in general, it shows

[@jen0718]

Vince is only 19!! He has restored some faith that I’d lost in the younger generation. Keep on educating and inspiring your peers, Vince!

[@amsfountain8792]

Yet he seems more mature than the rest.

[@silveryfeather208]

Wow that's surprising

[@smallgoon]

No waaaaaaaay... He's 19??!! Future CEO right there

[@TheStepmonkey]

Wow he is really smart

[@chanellover4491]

You can tell he will have a great future ahead. Unlike those two in front.

[@lv6slime321]

19:46 Black Lady, "So is it the black people doing it? So we are just inherently violent?" Vince: "I didn't say anything about environmental violent!" Everyone "No one excused you of that, you are showing your bias." Kind of like they have been the whole time. Watching hypocrisy happen and them not realizing their being hypocrites is funny but sad

[@CharlieFoxtrot]

Then purple hair is like "it is white doing crime on asians I looked it up" I knew she was lying instantly, first time I heard about #StopAsianHate a few years ago I looked it up and was definitely not whites in top percentages of perpetrators. She's simply parroting her emotional social media echo chambers

[@variblex]

If you read between the lines they are okay saying white people are inherently violent, but will get their people hair in a tizzy when any one else is considered a source of violence

[@saulperez1632]

BRUH hearing that I thought I was going crazy. That one girl literally said it and when he just tries to defend himself by using HER OWN words, HE'S the one showing bias? But SHE said it? I was lost. Like dude you don't have to agree with someone else to diplomatically allow them to speak their point.

[@charlottecorday8929]

She kept Straw Manning. So stupid.

[@YakoffShmirnoff]

I didn't even catch that first time around.

[@jay-rl6677]

I love Yu Ling. I watched her on Netflix 's "The Circle", and she was hilarious! It's great to see her in this type of setting. She is really well-spoken, intelligent, and interesting. Also, great conversation. I love these talks.

[@tinyfreckle]

So when that black/Asian girl said "where is the support for Kamila Harris from the Asian community?" She was basically saying people should support politicians based on race. How is that no longer a red flag??? Could you imagine if people said they support politicians because they're white?!

[@jimmyconway356]

Vice did this to try to push its woke agenda but it just exposes how weak and moronic the wokies are 😂

[@amaraeddings4611]

Excellent point

[@Porchungi]

I dont care what race you are, no one should support Kamala Harris lmao, judge people on their character and intellect not by anything else. Kinda weird how it’s “I’m gonna support this person because they look like me or are the same race as me” and not “this person has good values and beliefs for me, my family, and my country and I will fight to have them represent me” or in this case do everything you can to not give this person any political power as the only influence they had in politics was having sex with the mayor of San Francisco

[@t.rick0]

@f3mcell what 💀

[@stuart4341]

Vince dao has a KZbin channel

[@tgrishim5379]

Vince expressed his ideas calmly and rationally. Purp hairdo and green flannel grinch all up in arms emotionally.

[@Egonsraad]

green flannel grinch is a nepobaby whose investment bank daddy let him go to yale

[@carsondycus8979]

They just rambled on a whole bunch of nothing

[@manme6051]

He wasn't calm, and went into some tangents at times. It was a great group though.

[@blank.9301]

@@manme6051 Yeah because he had to defend himself from a pack of wolves.... 🙄.

[@QuestionEverything562]

@@manme6051 He was much more composed than the other two who seemed absolutely flabbergasted by the inconvenient truths he spoke.

[@davidwinters8325]

The absolute look of horror on the faces of these people when Vince says if you want to be successful, you should work and hard and don't break the law.

[@Malepresentingtimelord]

He’s right. It is common sense.

[@twilightseven]

And the others took that as "anti black ness"

[@lonewander6772]

@@twilightseven So basically they believe black people don't work hard and commit crimes. By being offended they have shown they are the racist.

[@BridgeportIPA]

@@twilightseven That really shows their racism now doesn't it?

[@andrearchive]

because that's such a stupid fucking generalized blanket statement that is so wrong?????? BIPOC DO work hard and DONT break the law and STILL have disproportionate accessibility to success compared to white people

[@SladeTalksSports]

My boy Vince was even cooking the moderator💀

[@JY20014]

Word. He's better than these wacko who don't want to listen. Too good for them.

[@johnsoapmactavish9921]

Deserved, the moderator was biased

[@8788-v6k]

I LOVE YOU VINCE. DO NOT CHANGE. VICE, DO NOT DISABLE THE COMMENTS SECTION. This reaction to this debate by the audience deserves to be seen.

[@prasannabakare0456]

One thing I particularly loved about Vince was how stoic he was during the conversation. While other panelists, instead of completely processing what he has to say, they were too foucused counter-arguing every sentence, every word he was saying instead of understanding the gist of his opinion. Almost all things Vince said were realistic, factual & close to common sense while the liberal panelists relied on what-aboutism & emotional driven thinking. Vince basically schooled them.

[@autumnmclovinbraswell9891]

That's usually what people do

[@michaelmcgee335]

Liberals are almost extinct the woke movement has taken over.

[@frederickgramcko5758]

It's called cognitive dissonance.

[@censedmedal]

What fair points did the liberals make?

[@jimmyconway356]

Vice did this to try to push its woke agenda but it just exposes how weak and moronic the wokies are 😂

[@yourbedsidelotion1358]

When people start to mock, laugh, and make stupid faces instead of actually debating, you know they’re losing.

[@Jagar_Tharn]

Except for Vince's eyeroll, that was warranted.

[@LoveForBluebirds]

I think it is more representative of how their identity is wrapped up in a one-dimensional view of the world and one that does not contain a healthy dose of self-doubt, humility and teachability. This is because the values we are propagating in much of the public sphere to our young kids and now young adults are, as a version of humanism, overly emphasizing the importance of self-esteem and further a self-esteem rooted in superficial things...like winning an argument through dominance rather than kindness as a form of persuasiveness and brutality rather than gentleness.

[@immanuel90]

​@@Jagar_Tharn that's a subtle reaction they were jumping in thier seats whenever he spoke anything

[@Jagar_Tharn]

@@immanuel90 That is correct.

[@townieofthenorth]

@@LoveForBluebirds you said so many smart things I screenshot your comment to study

[@Stbegedoff]

"The stark prejudice against Black people within the Asian community is undeniable. While immigration is often driven by a universal desire for a better life, it's crucial to acknowledge the distinct experiences of those forcibly removed from their communities, exploited for centuries, and systematically oppressed long after emancipation. Despite facing unimaginable hardships, they fought tirelessly for dignity and equality, paving the way for policies that benefit all immigrants today. In contrast to those born from forced labor and slavery, African immigrants have achieved remarkable success, contributing significantly to America's fabric. Although their journey is often overlooked and mostly grouped under the black Americans, studies have shown that African immigrants and black skinned immigrants from predominantly black countries faces a steeper climb in America due to deep-seated prejudice already in full display. Notably, studies also reveal that Nigerian immigrants outperform those from other cultures in the US. Rather than perpetuating obvious biases, I propose a nuanced debate exploring, Black American, African and Asian immigrants' perspectives on the American experiment. This exchange would foster greater understanding and challenge harmful stereotypes.

[@JulianLopez-ud6mu]

Dude In the green shirt is loosing his mind! Like dude calm down and actually try to listen to what others have to say, he’s automatically coming to a conclusion that “ these people are crazy “ instead of listening and understanding another person perspective, even if they don’t agree.

[@marzipan25]

No kidding. He is just all over the place and heavily emotional to apply logic in his sentences. Along with the lady in the pink sweater.

[@BPattB]

The crazy exaggerated facial expressions of green shirt and purple hair when they hear something they disagree with is hilarious. Virtue signalling its finest.

[@IceQeen1011]

He sounds like he swallowed several books of post-modernist theory

[@Cousineddy77]

Imagine shaking your head at "stay in school, keep your family together, work hard"

[@ali_tafa006]

The uneducated and the outcast have formed the radical left and is now an infectious ideology that's just brainwashing so much of the western youth.

[@TheSterlingArcher16]

And unfortunately that’s exactly why certain groups don’t succeed.

[@Kornknealious]

Sadly, that is what most liberals believe..t hat working hard, not breaking the law and keeping yoru family together is "white supremacy."

[@dontworryaboutit5490]

They look so disgusted lmao

[@davidlauderdale7147]

@@TheSterlingArcher16 Care to elaborate?

[@gametime2473]

How bizarre is it that you have people that literally define themselves by their ethnicity but when someone asks them about it, they are offended? People nowadays are really hungry for victim status. It's actually a pretty gross trait to have IMO. Vince is the only person on this panel with free thought and a giant set of balls. Kudos to you my man, you were SPOT ON.

[@achilles88]

Vince is a man that can defend his own statements. It’s not anyone’s responsibility to defend your own statements

[@xiayu6098]

This is because people want to define you but where you come from if your not from somewhere interesting many ppl will like not care and if u are they’ll fetishizes and its made some people uncomfortable with sharing that information

[@BridgeportIPA]

He's a fairy who spouts talking points, what do you expect?

[@Thumper68]

He doesn’t need any help he has facts and moral fiber.

[@charlottecorday8929]

@@xiayu6098 The Leftists on that panel want to Scapegoat and Other an entire race. We have seen this movie before, it has a really bad ending.

[@williamfoster2681]

Vince crushed this debate. Completely pounced on by everyone but kept his cool and rationally explained his position. great work, dude.

[@Tony-hy1oy]

No, for many of his arguments he could not give answers because he lacks bad experiences on the street, which makes him privileged and you do not have the right to speak from privilege because you must go through firsthand the problem that others pose to don't discredit them

[@williamfoster2681]

@@Tony-hy1oy everyone has a right to speak their opinion. I don't recognize this 'privilege' you speak of as a valid concept that would nullify such a right. He did a great job speaking truth to power.

[@Tony-hy1oy]

@@williamfoster2681 I do not think that everyone has the right to their opinion, the law may exist but morality also exists and morality teaches you to keep quiet if you have not gone through that experience and much more so if you are trying to invalidate that experience by not even You haven't even lived it.

[@williamfoster2681]

@@Tony-hy1oy well then we have different concepts of the law and morality. I prefer freedom over censorship.

[@Tony-hy1oy]

@@williamfoster2681 I prefer censorship to people who put blindfolds on themselves before wanting to accept a reality, they are a threat to people's rights since they do not contribute to the solution of the problem, on the contrary, they perpetuate it.

[@Al1492]

I remember when they picked Condoleezza Rice as secretary of state and when she was chosen, they stated she was chosen because she was the best qualified. No one cared about her race. She was a very intellectual person. When Kamala Harris was chosen, they stated we will pick a person of color/female/...etc. That makes a difference in how she is viewed

[@fightsportsworldwide9776]

then again Condoleezza wasn't retarded

[@BoneistJ]

Go listen to a clip of Condoleezza Rice answering a question and compare it to Harris. There's a reason no one talks about Harris being the best qualified, because she isn't.

[@samwalkins1897]

Where is the link to Kamala Harris being chosen?

[@fightsportsworldwide9776]

@@BoneistJ exactly

[@thedoctor.a.s1401]

i get the point your making but condoleezza rice wasn't exactly much better tbh, this is the same moron who said CNN shouldn't be allowed to play bin laden's speeches, which is actually counterproductive and also a violation of the 1st amendment.

[@dreadknaught65]

Vince and Vish were excellent. Well put together arguments, coherent speaking, respectful to their opposition, and overall calm demeanor. Purple hair and green flannel were the weakest by far. Contradicting points, mocking what their opponent is saying, using emotional arguments instead of logic based ones, constantly interrupting, and downright disrespectful. Purple hairs intelligence can be summed up by her own talking point, the Japanese internment. She calls it a real "assimilation situation, you know what I mean?". She then doubles down and calls it a classic example of assimilating. Internment, by definition, is to confine or imprison someone. This isolates them from society. Cultural assimilation is where the minority parties in a country begin to reflect the majority party in terms of values, behavior, and belief. To sum it up, she used confinement and isolation from society as a "classic example" of assimilation. If her IQ were converted to °F, it wouldn't melt ice.

[@KrimsonStorm]

BASED

[@sandlotpass]

Purple hair’s degree is from social media university

[@Thumper68]

To bad her IQ is actually measured in Celsius..🤣

[@AbcAbc-sp1od]

@@sandlotpass she has a doctorate from social media university... In gender studies! 🤪

[@crackedhammer4612]

Guy in the suit: "Work hard, don't commit crime, and don't have kids before marriage." Two muppets in front: "How dare you!"

[@yavit5058]

This 😂😂😂

[@alstroemeria227again4]

Muppets!!!! 😂🤣😂🤣

[@simonfromband]

Muppets😂

[@UrDADsFluFFer]

LMAO

[@snorgonofborkkad]

They reacted the same way a Young Earth Creationist would act if you told them the earth is not 6000 years old and dinosaurs did not live along side humans.

[@connor8458]

I know everyone is hating on the purple hair girl, but when the guy in the suit was talking about assimilation and she called it what it is, y’all got mad at her lol. I feel like a lot of people are mad at the simple fact that it is indeed damaging for people of color to have to give up their beautiful and unique cultures to assimilate into what the dominant group considers right when that group historically and today has set harmful standards and rules for poc that don’t even stop us from still being discriminated against. I am the most whitewashed black person you can have and that still doesn’t stop white people from seeing my race first no matter what good or bad. Assimilation will do nothing but rob you of your unique culture and its not wrong to call that out since we’re talking about America and in America whiteness rules the public sphere and she wasn’t wrong to call it out. By the way you guys portray her you’d think she committed some grave sin.

[@thecrimsondragon9744]

It’s her behaviour that puts off most people. She could’ve argued that point much better as I think most people would agree that complete assimilation would be sad because it implies the loss of some beautiful cultures. However I do believe there needs to be some level of integration. The diversity must be underpinned by unity. American minorities needn’t be carbon copies of the majority.

[@Lily-oz2dq]

Vince was articulate and clear something the others struggled with, so they just made faces and noises. Vince has my respect for being well spoken and fact based.

[@Spoogebro]

He also is against the civil rights movement

[@MrKnightslayer7]

@@Spoogebrois he against it or did he explain it another way and it’s being simplified rn!!

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

@@MrKnightslayer7 he's against it!

[@jayzonedc6474]

You can be clear and articulate while still having emotions.

[@logical582]

@@TENNSUMITSUMA does he explain why he's against it?

[@Orto4956]

Vince is one hell of a man. Absolutely great for him to not only go up there and speak the truth, but remaining respectful and gentlemenly meanwhile everyone else is being very rude and disrespecting him. He is intelligent, articulate, and apparently only 19. I applaud him, its very hard to win an argument with an idiot, much less a room of them, but he still did. Vish and Joyce were great as well, they stood their ground and articulately defended truth as well. Very respectable.

[@technoloverish]

He oppose the civil rights move, and supports making homosexuality illegal? Do you agree with him in those regards?

[@Orto4956]

@@technoloverish By if civil rights movement, you mean BLM, which rioted for three months, killed 19 people, looted stores primarily in black neighborhoods, and caused 2.5$ billion in property damage, again in primarily black neighborhoods. Then yes I do agree.

[@technoloverish]

@@Orto4956 Only a small fraction of them did those things. Most of the protesters were peaceful. I think you just disagree with what they're protesting against, so you see the protests as largely violent. By your logic, I could just as easily argue that all or most police hate people and are out to hun them down. And no, he's openly advocated against the older civil rights movement, not just BLM

[@Orto4956]

@@technoloverish No, the BLM organization was almost entirely consumed by violent protest. I live an a small, obscure city with a population of about 90,000 people, and several stores in the community were looted by BLM. Not to mention the fact that BLM used the money that they received to buy luxury housing in Los Angeles, Toronto, etc.

[@technoloverish]

@@Orto4956 No it wasn't. Almost everybody was peaceful. Obviously you just think black people are more violent, and I wish you'd be more honest about thinking that about black people. Sure, there may have been some stores in your area that were destroyed and looted, but that's quite common in just about every huge nationwide protest. Virtually all of them have people who come and take advantage of the situation. You cannon fault all of the protesters or the whole movement for it unless your real problem is that you just don't particularly like black people. An not everybody protesting there was part of the BLM organization. BLM the movement isn't quite the same as BLM the organization. You can agree with and support the general movement without supporting the organization. Also, while there's some truth to your claim about BLM buying luxury housing, you're talking exclusively about the co-founder of the organization, and there's no proof that she bought those homes using the donations that she got. For all we know, she probably used her own self-earned money. There was a post on social media that went viral which claimed that she used the donation for that, but it provided no evidence that that was true. If you believe in innocent until guilty and not bearing false witness, you might want to think twice before you claim that that somebody did something wrong without proof. In fact, it would be completely illegal for her to use those donations for that purpose, and the odds that she'd take that risk are quite low

[@hustledude]

Vince was a rockstar. Amazing that he’s only 19 years old, he’s got a bright future ahead!

[@nihilisticprophet6985]

Wtf he’s 19??? I thought he had 3 kids 😭

[@mugiwara9507]

Bro does not look 19, especially for an Asian

[@TheChocolatBlanc]

@@mugiwara9507 those 25% Italian genes !

[@mugiwara9507]

@@TheChocolatBlanc they must be strong 😂

[@TheSterlingArcher16]

When people are smart and aren’t blinded by false ideologies, they tend to be successful.

[@MrMeandjackson]

These debates should happen in sound proof glass pods with speakers so people can't speak over eachother and have to wait their turn.

[@jen0718]

Thank you Joyce, Vince and Vish!!! I’m an Asian American and I’m proud to call myself an American and refuse to be a victim.

[@StAndrew65]

Yes, and I think there's hope for the guy in the back row-center. He was nodding his head to a lot of what Vince was saying.

[@briansearle6868]

@@StAndrew65 Until he opened his mouth

[@blyt5046]

you can refuse to be a victim all you want till somebody walks up and makes you one. You can also stick your head in the sand and pretend there arent victims of racism Instead of defending your race against the racism, you’d rather stick your head in the sand and say little monologues like “you refuse to be a victim”. give me a break ,society decides not you ,this society. Society in America is inherently racist. It was built on that and it is continuing..

[@ragnerlouthbrok4715]

@@briansearle6868 lol yeah

[@rafaelmoreno3243]

💪 you get the psychological game they're playing. If you make Asian people feel like they're less than they will be less successful 100%. That victim card makes u weak AKA a little biatch

[@jamesjacobs3753]

I respect how bold Vince was he stood his ground and spoke what he believed to be true in the face of hostility.

[@novagurunh5393]

who is curl hair girl

[@briannerk3373]

Vince is a legend. You can hear the nervousness in his voice, how he wants to be a good human being; and he stands up and speaks logically to all those cliched nothings!

[@TheStepmonkey]

He is awesome

[@emmiepn9417]

Big applause for Vince indeed 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@katenoke1571]

i actually heard nothing but cliches from him, so there you go. You hear what you want to hear

[@souljahaden6184]

Vince is a pandering white worshipping weirdo we don’t have anyone that truly stands for asian interest either white worshippers or weird liberal Asians trying to get clout

[@katenoke1571]

@@souljahaden6184 honestly, I just think he's a kid and he doesn't know better. The conversation was a good one

[@NOARTS_NIYA]

Reasons why DEI is important. It’s not about dumbing down, it’s about making space in places that have historically maintained exclusively for specific races.

[@LesediModisakeng-in8uq]

Facts but people like Vince downplay or disregard that factor and that's the problem... both sides have valid points but Ellen and Ziad were more extreme instead of the rest of the panel

[@robl0xgamer258]

Yeah but you shouldn't be put in a position based on your race or gender, it's the qualities you hold that make you worthy of said position. DEI is important to some degree, yeah, but it's kinda stupid imo (no offense) and this is coming from another asian american

[@TyroneJemielWashington]

That guy Vince has the best responses and arguments hands down. What we are witnessing is an argument between logic vs feelings.

[@mcoo465]

💯

[@jimmyconway356]

Vice did this to try to push its woke agenda but it just exposes how weak and moronic the wokies are 😂

[@stuart4341]

Vince dao has a KZbin channel

[@teefrankenstein4340]

💯

[@JQueen-ul5eh]

Good job Vince. He stood his ground, was very professional, very level headed, and gave common sense answers. We need more like him in society.

[@jimmyconway356]

Vice did this to try to push its woke agenda but it just exposes how weak and moronic the wokies are 😂

[@FAITHandLOGIC]

The rest of them are insufferable woke simpletons.

[@dubk7369]

Lol okay

[@heyyitsRJ]

Yeah it’s often easier for people to judge the other side, rather than empathize. I didn’t agree with everything he said, but I think he was the least triggered person there.

[@asterixandobelix195]

@@heyyitsRJ Facta do not require your empathy.

[@mrsj5349]

Very interesting video. I can understand how people cannot relate to a situation that they have never experienced or seen only on TV. The more I travel, the more I get to know other cultures. I have learned that these issues are more than just general ideas.

[@jeremyk9870]

I respect the guy in the suit for his patience. They were attacking him and changing topics every time he made a point. We all know how frustrating it can be when people argue irrationally when you are speaking truth.

[@twilightseven]

Go check out the guy in the Minority and skin bleaching vid....

[@twilightseven]

Same kinda vibe

[@gustavotonnelli]

Yeah, this is very frustrating

[@BraganzaJohn]

Imagine having to deal with people that don’t let you finish your thought and just always interrupts.

[@brittroobies274]

Happens often when women speak irl

[@spilledcoffee383]

​@@brittroobies274 *woke people

[@brittroobies274]

@@spilledcoffee383 I don't need a correction. What I said was correct as it was. Most men often speak over women regardless of the topic. A person's "wokeness" has nothing to do with it.

[@KhmerTarotReading]

They may look 50 years old without filters but still stuck in their puberty.

[@xwrtk]

@@spilledcoffee383 Not quite especially if you watch these vice panels. People of all walks of life and all different political affiliations have interrupted people talking.

[@Tayman47]

notice how the racist girl in the front was disrespectful, yelling, interrupting, child-like, emotional, lacking logic & facts. Vince was calm, cool, collected, & using facts and logic. way to go Vince!

[@amsfountain8792]

So true.

[@davidthompson184]

A prime example of a liberal vs conservative in many scenarios.

[@Tayman47]

also bro on the front right was awesome too and doesn't get enough love for his responses and stances

[@Turtlemilk]

Like how most liberals are

[@spellmadam2947]

And to think she moved here to a white supremacist nation voluntarily. Amazing. I guess moving here allowed her the freedom to be blossom her victimhood. Hoping some of these knuckleheads read the comments.

[@creativepicnl]

You guys in the States are lucky. We’re just called ‘foreigner’ even though we’re born, bred and been paying taxes here. We will never be fully seen as a Dutchman.

[@LesediModisakeng-in8uq]

True but that's how it is everywhere... not just in Holland... nobody wants their country flooded with aliens and people will always feel very protective and defensive about their cultures especially in the face of globalization where everyone is forced to curtail to diversity whether good 👍 or bad 👎

[@nicholas19karr]

“If you’d just call yourself American, we/you wouldn’t be in this mess.” - Vish Burra [31:27] I haven’t heard truer words in this video, and it felt so nice. After Vish said this, most of them were left speechless.

[@Rn-pp9et]

Vish smacked it out of the park with that nugget. The rest of them failed to process it. Their brains went into BSOD mode 🤣

[@LazarusSlade]

Oh really!? So let me ask you. If Vish Burra were to commit a crime against you. How would you describe him to the police?

[@nicholas19karr]

@@LazarusSlade Why would I ever assume that he’d be a criminal? It kind of sounds like you’re race-baiting to cause hate.

[@james3876]

​@@LazarusSladeif he had purple hair would that be important? How about green eyes? What if he shaved his eyebrows? Was if he was a one armed man?

[@JacuzziFlats]

Would you have the same response if the topic was the black community?

[@mediocreman2]

The confidence that Vince has only comes when you speak the truth. What an amazing young man that has chosen to positively contribute to society instead of complain about society.

[@gonelucid]

Absolutely!!!

[@ocheonuh6788]

Oh my gosh, yes! Well said...

[@iRRichiee]

The sheer fucking childishness and disrespect of the 3 around him. Anytime he made a point shaking their head or hands over their head as if they had to listen to a child explain why Santa is real…. Man they could do better

[@NaNa-lt1po]

All they had in response for hos arguments stupid word soups.. 0 content , 0 data. And ofcourse 0 common sense.

[@Cheese-burger-j4g]

Vince made this debate palatable.

[@Alif_YouTube]

It’s normal for people to disagree. However, seeing adults make immature facial expressions when an opposing view is being shared is really juvenile. Hope it’s not a wide spread thing in our society and people can have meaningful disagreements respectfully

[@ZeRoiFeX]

Ugh, that purple haired woman and that green flannel indian dude.... I couldn't stand their expressions.

[@AbcAbc-sp1od]

"Hope it's not a wide spread thing in our society..." Too late, it's here to stay

[@samuellee9743]

Seriously the arrogant laughing from the purple hair lady was rude. She wasn’t even trying to listen.

[@theminister1154]

You can hear them thinking "OH MY GODZIES WHAT IS HAPPENIIIIING?" Or in the most extreme & awful & despicable cases saying it. If you are one of those participants & reading this, know that *most people hold you in complete raging contempt,* and it's _precisely_ what you deserve.

[@sharinglungs3226]

The problem with today it’s easy to get yourself into an echo chamber where people re-enforce your victimhood. The purple hair girl and the green shirt guy are examples of that and their core beliefs just got challenged so they can’t believe it.

[@dune5436]

This was such a hard watch.. The purple haired girl and the green shirt guy were incapable of discussion without being extremely emotional. You cannot debate with these people.

[@JacobYuanHang]

Vish and Vince and Taiwanese lady did very well. I think the 3 conservative people absolutely ripped this debate. They made great points. “If you just called yourself American you wouldn’t be in this mess” … “I think Kamala exists to appeal to the woke diversity mob” are good points. For example: around 29:13 The Black/Japanese lady said she was happy to have representation in the office, I think the most important representation is someone who actually wants the best for the people, not someone who looks like you.

[@christinepitt872]

It's just strange that you just want to be seen as American but when Kamala was mentioned the young man said that he could not identify because he had never seen her in any traditional wear now isn't that double standard

[@FrozenCappucino]

I don't get that point about Kamala. I mean i think people should celebrate politians when they help the country become better, not because they are a certain race. Supporting a politician based on something as arbitrary as race is not in the best interest of anyone, including the politician. They should be elected based on ability and meritocracy.

[@mokshamonkey]

@@christinepitt872 think his point was when people play identity politics they only cater to it when it benefits them. And for the most part, identifying as an Indian American didn’t really work in her favor, hence she generally ignored it

[@christinepitt872]

@@mokshamonkey I have seen photos of her and her family in Indian wear she is not an American Indian her mother's family is from India and even if she says that is her heritage why should she have to do the dressing for him to identity it all has to do with your individual politics by him saying that told me a lot about him

[@NoName-mi8bm]

Right but if an asian is in the white house. I guess that wouldn't be a big deal right? It's funny to see Asians asking for more representation, especially in the media but if others ask for the same it's a problem or they are asking for too much. Double standards are way too obvious in many.

[@JosueRodriguez-rp2up]

As an immigrant Latino who’s a business owner and thriving in the USA I completely agree with Vince. Get married, study hard, buy land, find God. These things will make you successful. Nothing controversial here.

[@lgbnz]

those are the very common ground things that makes this country great. glad to have you here with us

[@00J-Tone]

Problem is they put their entire identity into physical characteristics and dont know how to define their personality. I think some are aware of this but many who think like this ive found really just want to be weird without judgement so if they expand and normalize anything out of place they can be their "true" selves. Trans acceptance is a big one for that as it continually expands into pedo stuff. Alot of it is just immaturity and they think if they conform they will die. Not true. Lots of personality difference in people who on paper live very similar lives.

[@Gringoviej0]

Amen brother. Dios te bendiga

[@PrototypeC4]

Bro you’re not special being a miniature capitalist in the United States. You’re a small business owner who thinks being a conservative capitalist is something special. It’s not. News flash it’s easy to make money in the United States. It’s hard to make money in an ethical way something you’ll never attain.

[@arcturus4762]

We Latinos are keeping the American dream alive because we've lived in South/Central America and seen the reality of 3rd world. So when gain privilege, we know how to use it. Apparently, Americans won't notice their own privilege.

[@chopkong]

"As long as you view yourself a victim, you will NEVER get ahead..." - My Asian Parents

[@ainako1010]

Only the weak demands equality. *keyword demands We can all be weak any point, but it is how we overcome our adversity that truly makes us strong.

[@diamond4270]

@@ainako1010 Only the weak demand equality? So people who aren't viewed as equal are weak, that's your definition of weak? And the soloution is?

[@ainako1010]

@@diamond4270 Have you seen that viral video of a guy with only one leg who make really awesome costumes? His name is Josh Sundquist. He takes his handicap and creates something meaningful, truly unique, and inspiring. My point is everyone has strengths and weaknesses. However, there are those who are weak and not only expect but DEMANDS others to lower their standards to fit them. The solution? Well, I suppose it depends on the situation.

[@diamond4270]

@@ainako1010 So you saw an inspiring "oh my god look at him" video and realized that anyone can do anything? That's very Disney. When it comes to people with impaired function the conversation is very different, and not relevant to skin color & ethnicity but let's go with that example. There's a difference between your biology hindering you from doing certain things and society doing it, that's the difference. This convo is not about strengths and weaknesses, it's literally about injustice, intolerance, privilege etc. No one with impaired function demand others to lower their standards for them, they're asking for access, to be included in society and that's asking you to "lower" your standards so others can be a part of the society you're a part of? A very self centered view i must say. Only people who don't have to demand equality complain about it

[@ainako1010]

@@diamond4270 The original post was ... "As long as you view yourself a victim, you will NEVER get ahead..." Do you agree with that comment?

[@emperorpalpatine1223]

Funny thing is, I saw an awful lot of black people attacking Asians. Are you gonna talk about that?

[@tw4943]

Funny thing is I've seen many more Asians that have physically attacked black people. We can talk when you're ready

[@xwrtk]

In real life, it is was still whitte people the most with actual Asian police to back up the stats. All races were attacking Asian even Asian attacking Asians. In NY, a south Asian man attacked a Chinese man. At a gym, a half Asian and half Latino man tried to attack a Chinese gym worker over mask mandates but failed due to other people around to defend the worker. I know over a 1,000 of cases in West Virginia alone aka a mostly whitte state.

[@nicholaslaport3354]

Vince is based af. Hats off to him. Unfortunately the only repudiation to his points were emotionally based, not rationally based. Vince did nothing wrong!

[@RocStarr913]

He was a complete sissy tool.

[@jennyflores1027]

I'm half Korean. I humbly and respectively want to comment that not all Koreans are like her or think the way she does.

[@kevinkim9620]

im full korean with immigrant parents, and i support this statement 1000%. koreans and asians living in asia are, in general, very conservative in values and would likely agree with vince and vish

[@nikrose5229]

Purple hair freak will probably be alone, have cats, and wonder why she has depression when all she does is sleep around, eat bad food, and do drugs.

[@TheStepmonkey]

@@kevinkim9620 Hopefully

[@elohellisreal]

You can tell she's been brainwashed by the woke extremists based on her purple hair.

[@SuperAsian78]

That’s why her parents left her 🤣😂😅🤣😅😅😂😅

[@montejr6992]

I like how when Vince talked they all interrupted him but when they spoke he just waited patiently and actually thought about what he was going to say.

[@tylerharless226]

It showed too, because he seemed to be one of about 3 people on the panel that actually thought about what they were going to say, before just shouting things out.

[@graceupongrace2639]

Lol I don't think this went the way they planned, but I saw Vince on Walsh and that's the only reason I'm watching this.

[@HomeByTheSeas]

11:05 "PlEaSe I'm TalkINNNN" NO ACTUALLY VINCE WAS SUPPOSED TO BE TALKING.

[@connie_a]

I thought he was an annoying pansy too, but he actually said "please, unpack it."

[@GhostSal]

I don’t need to be the same “race” as someone else to feel a connection to that person, to feel inspired by someone, and to feel like I can see myself in them. Vince is right about culture and what he said but the others that just focus on racè are delusionał.

[@GhostSal]

@श्लोक पाटनी shlok paatni I saw a video recently of an Asian wøman saying to annihilate the whíte ràce is easy. She said there are way more Asian females, than whíte males and implied through sex between the two; there would be no whíte ràce in a couple generations. Out of all the ways to be annihilated, if I had to choose, that would be it. All joking aside, I agree completely with what you said.

[@asterixandobelix195]

@@GhostSal Or she could be implicitly implying her desire for Whyte m e n. Asian w o m e n do often interracially date in the US.

[@GhostSal]

@@asterixandobelix195 Isn’t most everyone open to interracial dating today?

[@deriznohappehquite]

Otoya Yamaguchi ❤❤❤

[@nazifishrak03]

Amazed how vince kept his calm amongst all these ignorant people. Literally they judge him after everything he says and puts that negative energy forward

[@ssdtrain1]

woke BS has no intelligence..

[@_o..o_1871]

Vince literally did the same. He rolled his eyes at the beginning when the Bangladeshi person talked about his pronouns.

[@jordantiburcio4541]

@@_o..o_1871 that was a personal reaction, not a statement or an interruption. He disdains them, but he listens to their views instead of shouting people down and looking to other panel members for hivemind support

[@dibsdibs3495]

@@_o..o_1871 he said in another podcast he didn’t realize he did that and it was just the reaction he had

[@wtice4632]

@@_o..o_1871 the proper response to hearing pronouns is to roll your eyes

[@Sikhnomad]

The most annoying thing. Is when someone who believes is right won't allow someone else to finish their point without trying to attack Said person verbally. Just because you believe wholeheartedly you're on the right side of history doesn't mean you get a free pass on common courtesy and civil debate/discussion.

[@wiseguy9202]

The American left, 2023....

[@eugenetswong]

Also, I hate the way that the .5 black girl objected to blaming the hate on mental illness. If anything, then finding out that mental illness is a significant influencing factor should cause a sense of relief.

[@angrycrypto465]

No need when we know where it goes.

[@kevintheschnoodle7568]

As an Immigrant in North America I could say being raised in a stable family, getting a descent education, having a job and not having kids before I settled helped me achive what I dreamed for.

[@sarabee7710]

Nothing can beat these things you have mentioned. And the fact that people want to call these things "being white" is atrocious. I am Nigerian, everything you mentioned is what many people in my community strive to have, has nothing to do with being white.

[@tubetorpedo]

​@@sarabee7710 _"And the fact that people want to call these things "being white" is atrocious. I am Nigerian, everything you mentioned is what many people in my community strive to have, has nothing to do with being white."_ What I've learned long time ago that Nigerians are actually one of the most successful minorities e.g. in US, many Nigerian Americans do better than e.g. average whites people do. With some meters even better than most other successful minorities do. That is no wonder if in general your goals include family, education, job etc. Same as with many Asians; like Indians, Chinese, Japanese etc. All are minorities in US but most appreciate family, education etc. and thus are more successful on a group level. On average more successful than whites are. Problem is that way too many of those US born so called "African Americans" do not appreciate those things, and way too many times I've heard things like if you are trying to get better grades in school or stay out of trouble that you are "acting white". NONE of those things has nothing to do with person being white. It's also implying that non-whites have not valued things like family or working hard and getting educated, a claim which has never been true and it's atrocious to claim that only whites are able to work hard and do better. There is a reason why e.g. modern left while claiming they want to listen minority voices do not like to hear voices like yours or people like Thomas Sowell who has been a brilliant guy, but his "problem" is he had been pointing these same things out decades and they go totally against the narrative of never ending systematic oppression. People like you are also a problem for that narrative because people like you usually perform well all around despite your usually darker complexion, because you have good values and values are not tied to ones skin color.

[@sarabee7710]

@@tubetorpedo You are 100% correct. The the term "acting white" implies that non-whites do not value things like family, education, hard work and just overall taking responsibility for your own life, and that is so untrue. The idea that being well spoken is trying to be white is baffling.....who doesn't want to be taken seriously when they speak? It doesn't make sense! The term "acting white" is actually an insult. It is not "white" to strive to do better for yourself and your family. Human beings all over the globe generally want that. I am glad, however, that there are many like-minded people out there like yourself who reject this idea. Thank you for your comment.

[@ur.9330]

Purple haired lady spoke with such confidence yet brought nothing to the table but emotions.

[@gregj831]

I guarantee she comes from extreme affluence because only kids who come from such backgrounds could actually see themselves as victims.

[@midusman3]

She likes to hock when she says white so she puts them in their place lol

[@johnames6430]

she likely has emotional damage/trauma from being socially and romantically rejected by whites

[@jamiegarcia7582]

She did a disservice to herself, her argument and the man seated next to her.

[@lehk23]

@@jamiegarcia7582 that aint a man, hes a slimy pos

[@aureumursa1833]

I can't imagine being so one-dimensional of a person that my entire identity needs to be validated by seeing someone who looks like me elected as a useless politician. Also, Vice will hereby be known as Vince because he absolutely owned these adults with third-grade levels of maturity.

[@technoloverish]

So do you agree with Vince that being gay should be illegal and that the country should be a Christian theocracy?

[@wdvnge]

@@technoloverish but people could still be gay

[@wambokodavid7109]

Vince is a knuckle head.just coz he's explaining it in a soft spoken way he's really a hater.

[@ogierthedane6025]

Its also ironic that these people will praise multiculturalism as the best thing ever, but at the same time, by saying that we can only truly identify with and vote for people who look like ourselves, are arguing that multiculturalism is a failure as most people are very tribal. These "progressive leftists" are just morons.

[@Seven_1865]

@@technoloverishis that what he said?

[@dancajh]

It’s more about those with wealth and those without. If a white, black or Asian billionaire are in the room they’ll see each other as equals and have more in common with each other then with others of their racial groups

[@freedomrulesjavier3904]

As a son of a latino immigrant, I believe all we should ask for is the opportunity to succeed. My dad never asked for freebies.. "I don't need your free stuff....just don't get in my way"

[@ABB14-11]

🎉

[@bGzzzzz]

All immigrant Asians were like this as well, they came to new land, worked hard to achieve their worth...it's only this new generation of lazy/victim that have this attitude.

[@andrearchive]

why do we need need to ASK for the opportunity to succeed? why can't we just HAVE the opportunity?

[@Mikeyvn]

@@andrearchive it’s rhetorical

[@janethughes2775]

@@ABB14-11Latinos and blacks have the MOST opportunities in America. You get preferential treatment from college admissions to employments.

[@10patsor]

Imagine being a white American, moving to India at 8 years old and being offended of people asking you where you were from based on your appearance.

[@hunterbidensaidslesion1356]

It's absurd. It defies belief that anyone could be that stupid.

[@brandonkasaoka9632]

Maybe their just curious where you came from or your ethnicity.

[@ArynBacklogDragon]

heck, I moved from Brazil to Canada and people every now and again ask me where I'm from based on my accent.

[@Whoadayson]

Indeed, but to understand that requires something many of the left lack heavily on an individual plane - SELF REFLECTION

[@zlatafruhling1948]

@@brandonkasaoka9632 and this is pretty normal thing. It's ok to be curious and asking questions. :)

[@johnl1091]

Green flannel guy: "I lean into the fact that I'm Asian and I'm Muslim." Also Green flannel guy: *surprised Pikachu face after Vince says having kids out of wedlock is bad* Like marriage and childrearing is a white invention...

[@Me-ng9ut]

Green flannel guy’s dad is super rich. So more for the white supremacy. Lol.

[@valentis13]

i am muslim but this green flannel "he/him" teletubby is obviously a woke agenda "muslim" with clear visible mental disabilities...very noticeable by his strange behaviour

[@klypto]

ye i was wondering, having children out of wedlock is haram so being surprised was weird

[@MrHyonD]

You don't understand, he is muslim ONLY if it can bring some victimhood for his case, not for real :D

[@ruthannemarie2668]

He is confused… he says he’s “Muslim” but he really means “I will only identify with Islam if it supports my victim mentality” This same mentality is what many Americans do which perpetuates that Islam is a religion of freedom and peace… it is not

[@earthangel3503]

The guy in the blue suit is going to get A BIG WAKE UP CALL, I'VE SEEN IT MANY TIMES!

[@It_Matters_Not]

Vince (the guy in the suit) was obviously very nervous but stood his ground and showed tremendous courage in the face of hostility and mockery.

[@raianf]

Any sane person would be nervous around a pack of woke possessed hyenas.

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

And he's only 19!

[@jimmyconway356]

Vice did this to try to push its woke agenda but it just exposes how weak and moronic the wokies are 😂

[@vixyvelasquez9898]

He’s pathetic , and who wears a suit and tie to a simple debate, he’s a douche 🤦🏻‍♀️🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@dominiknowaczyk9633]

The fact that he was the only person who actually wore a suit tells a lot. That's why he will be successful.