COLLEGE STUDENT REACTS | Ben Shapiro DISMANTLES Black Lives Matter Movement

[@amgirl4286]

Ben Shapiro coming with the facts. He's not mean, he's just honest.

[@geraldmorgan6906]

While that's true he is also very blunt. Shapiro isn't going to sugarcoat facts to spare your feelings and that rubs some people the wrong way. I appreciate his approach but I can also see why it turns a lot of people off.

[@amadorelizondo3848]

he went to law school so he still thinks and reacts like a lawyer he pays attention to every word said and if you go off topic his lawyer brain kicks in and says no we're not talking about that get back to the subject we're talking about

[@jennifers1977]

I love how bluntly honest Ben is

[@jacquesstrapp3219]

@@geraldmorgan6906 How concerned should we be for the feelings of self-professed communists who instigate riots? These fools need to be ridiculed and exposed for the idiots they are before they lead more youth astray.

[@kcudzicat9424]

Some take his “ direct to the point “ talking points is rude.. it’s not.. trying to get as much out in a time frame. 😅

[@leearmour4267]

DUDE , you got to see the ENTIRE DEBATE like I did....The black female psychologists, and the black reporter GAVE THE MOST IDIOTIC AND IGNORANT COMMENTS AND ANSWERS...BEN SHAPIRO SLAYED WITH FACTS, TRUTH, AND INTELLIGENCE...AND I am a black man who sides with THE TRUTH...BEN SHAPIRO WAS CORRECT!!!

[@cmonster67]

The fact that you had to use the disclaimer that you are black and sides with the truth definitely implies that what you do isn't the norm for stereotypical black people.

[@ronileigh9336]

Don't pay attention to the rude comments.

[@cmonster67]

@@ronileigh9336 Would you mind explaining why you feel that was rude?

[@reddart179]

@@cmonster67 He is probably heading off the comments of "Coon" and "Uncle Tom" and such like that.

[@AvlisadSirk]

@@cmonster67 That's because it's NOT the norm for black americans. The vast majority do not think the way Lee Armour does. The funny thing is I believe the reason for the disclaimer is because if a white guy were to voice this exact opinion people would skin check him rather than hear out the logic. By pointing out that he's black it allows his voice to be heard instead of dismissed. Ironic, huh?

[@billthompson9512]

Young man, you are going to be just fine in life because you are willing to listen and look for the truth even if it's not what you thought it was. We need more people like yourself. Congratulations on your success!

[@ahrukin3794]

THIS

[@one-eyepadidally8449]

Crazy that he didn’t know about the crime stat or single mom stat.

[@NdxtremePro]

Notice how she came at it from feelings and Shapiro came at it from facts.

[@rriggs6547]

I think everyone should come to conclusions based on facts. It is true that facts don't care about our feelings. The problem is that the majority of people have been conditioned to trust their feelings and are told feelings are more important than facts. This is why people will say something is their truth. It is total crap, but until Shapiro starts talking to people where they are (mentally) he isn't going to get far with people who don't start out agreeing with him.

[@rosemadder5547]

Which doesn’t invalidate her points, or make them not so or not so, she just isn’t made for debate.

[@NdxtremePro]

@@rosemadder5547 Yes and no. Her points were invalidated by facts, so it did. Now, if she had brought facts to the table to back up her points, she would have made a point, but it doesn't follow her point would hold up. We can't know what would happen in that case. We can only base judgement on facts in front of us.

[@rriggs6547]

@@rosemadder5547 Feelings are harmful if not backed by facts. I do think feelings are important, but if you base you beliefs solely on feelings then you will get many things very wrong. There is also a danger in relying on facts with no feelings at all. No balance is dangerous.

[@ChettMichael]

Dude, this broke my heart. Growing up, being told your opressed. I can't imagine a worst message for a kid to hear. All my feels!

[@SSJ-Scotty]

I heard this my whole life and never believed it. I grew up in a crappy neighborhood from the age of 12 to 19 and I've seen people grow up not as "thugs" but as fools who don't understand that there is so much more to life than the bs they do everyday and it's sad because they don't know how big the world really is I joined the Navy at 18 and honestly it saved my life I seen the whole world and I'm only 21 I don't care what someone does in life I just hate seeing riots and deaths caused by other people who look like me because they have been told all their life that they have no power over their life's

[@donaldorizzo.9952]

I think being told you're oppressed isn't completely bad. Its only bad when the conversation ends there. It leaves a child lost, alone and fearful of the world around them. Being scared of an amorphous boogeyman and developing a misunderstanding that one sentence/level of conversation can equal care will put the child in a lot of compromising situations. While also keeping them from even considering situations that may broaden their horizon through other cultural understandings. That's when I feel like I'm getting kicked right in the empathy button, the soul

[@one-eyepadidally8449]

@@donaldorizzo.9952 Lol but they aren’t oppressed. The only oppression going on right now is against “yts,” but they get gaslit about it and told they have “privilege.” It’s insane.

[@one-eyepadidally8449]

@@SSJ-Scotty You’ e seen THE WHOLE WORLD?!? That’s impossible.

[@The_Truth_209]

Ben Shapiro is accurate with numbers.

[@one-eyepadidally8449]

He actually understated them a bit. The single moms is closer to 75%, and murder is closer to 55%.

[@trevorhacker5396]

Last I checked when a NFL team won multiple years In a row football fans didn’t break into local businesses and set police stations in fire.

[@flee4urlives]

the entire democrat strategy is to appeal to emotions, not facts and logic.

[@clarkecorvo2692]

"my job as civil rights attorney is to be able to make you see race at every given opportunity" the fact that people dont call out how insane that is is beyond me. grifters gonna grift..

[@wdmcgaheeii]

I was going to comment the same thing. Youre job is to see race at every given opportunity. In other words. Where racism doesnt exist. I will point out race to make you see racism even though it isnt there. Im not doing my job if I cant show people that all their failures and struggles are strictly the product of their race and not their behavior or merit(or lack thereof). Just stop seeing and expecting racism in every moment...

[@sintanan469]

Don't you mean "racists gonna race"? If your job is to twist what you see into a racist issue... doesn't that make you the racist?

[@an1988]

No that just means that within that job title they have met the requirements; to see race in everything. If they meet that goal that is job well done. People divided are easier to control than people united.

[@richardmartin9565]

It's real simple. The so-called Black Community rejects those things that well functioning communities embrace, such as a nuclear family, a common purpose, public engagement. They also know how to generate wealth. Simply put, wealth isn't how much money you earn, but how much money your money earns. In other words, instead of spending your money, invest it in income producing assets.

[@JDAfrica]

TD Jakes, in one of his books I read, stated simply - black America does not know how to build wealth. Less than 2% own property (which is essential in building generational wealth), but will spend tens of thousands of dollars finishing rented homes. There’s a fundamental misunderstanding of wealth creation

[@Embur12]

In the not to distant past, the black community had good family values, all while dealing with Jim Crow (separate but equal laws). It's funny how white feminists and black leftists demand we turn back to segregation. The Black community generally voted conservative but were targeted by the democratic party. It started with Margaret Sanger, an Eugenisist who thought Hitler was doing God's work exterminating Jews. She stated, " blacks are human weeds," and in the name of progress, she convinced black pastors to put abortion clinics in their inner city neighborhoods. As a result, 20 million black babies, or roughly 40% of all abortions have targeted that community. Couple this with Lyndon Johnson great society (welfare programs that encouraged single motherhood (you don't need no man around), and you get a black community uncoupled from a moral compass. Throw in some government. sanctioned drugs from the cartels, and you have a recipe for disaster. Whites have followed suit with single moms being the norm, and a 50% divorce rate. We all sit around and scratch our heads, wondering, what has happened to our society, as one party attempted to put an entire race back on the plantation for the sake of political power. It's now switched to an open border policy to allow in a new voting block, as the black community is beyond serving its usefulness.

[@mattclark2784]

Well said, but the democratic party is the power behind this. LBJ had to go to the republicans to get the civil right acts passed, anyone can LOOK it up

[@fletchbundy]

Black cutlure boils down to 3 words. Don't be white. Anything viewed as white used be be called corny but today they flat out call it evil and they won't just bully a black person for behaving white they'll kill them for being traitors. Working, being educated, being on time, being civil, not violent, healthy, etc... All of this is considered white behavior, and now they say white supremacy. Black culture rejects it and has to be the opposite.

[@kavuela]

There’s also wealth in culture which has been lost.

[@leasakaitoa7421]

Every word Ben says are so scrutinised that he makes sure that he only gives you researched FACTS!

[@ruanniemann2604]

The lady from NCAAP just said the quiet part out loud. Their (very well paid) job is to keep race on top of mind for black voters. Lyndon Johnson said 200 years. He meant it.

[@MichaelArmstrong78]

Facts over Feelings brother. Ben spits FACTS.

[@prpr2301]

When I was growing up - teen in the 70's - we thought racism had been defeated. Maybe we were a little smug and self-congratulatory, but while racism was known to exist it was felt to be an outlier, something that only throwbacks engaged in. But over the last 20-30 years. the race hustlers have been working overtime to make everyone, black and white, think that racism is central to the mainstream culture, thus alienating blacks and whites from each other and from sociaty and traditional values, leaving people adrift without values, principals, or fellow feeling.

[@jeremybyrd8555]

It happened by design. They knew if we all became UNITED AMERICANS, they would lose control of us, and all communities would prosper, thus losing all of our vote.

[@rosethorns1893]

What was it that Thomas Sowell said? “Racism is kept alive on life support by liberals”…or something like that

[@MandalorianRevan]

​@@rosethorns1893 Honestly, racism had been defeated right up until 2008. Right after Obama got elected, the Democrat Party started playing the race card left, right and center and the Republicans backed off like little bitches nearly every time they did. Those who held their ground got slapped with an IRS audit.

[@whiteswan6867]

spot on!

[@Rensune]

​@@rosethorns1893the Democrats have always relied on racism. They relied on it to keep slaves. They relied on it for Jim Crow They rely on it Now.

[@gregorybennett5640]

“That’s how you argue at a middle school lunch table.” One of the most simple, yet powerful lines I’ve ever heard.

[@dansexitstrategy5042]

I’m mixed ethnicity. Filipino, Mexican Native American, and Irish. The whole “we”and “in our community” thing that black Americans, including my wife keep referring to is completely alien to me because I’ve never been seen as white, native, or Hispanic. From the outside it honestly seems psychologically crippling because people tend to allow their opinions to become influenced by what they see as some sort of responsibility to their “community”. The reality is that as a young black man, if you have a white man and another black man standing in front of you, there is a 50/50 chance that white man has more in common with you than that black man. My suggestion is to eliminate any sort of race based “we” from your vocabulary and just be the best individual person you can. People as individuals are always more thoughtful than people in groups.

[@BoozefighterSpanky]

The murder statistic is mostly true. But it is also true that the great majority of that 50% is committed by young males between 15 and 24. It would be far more alarming to note that 40 percent of these crimes are committed by about 5 percent of the population.

[@JDAfrica]

Exactly! The 15% figure Ben uses - is for a total of black America. If you cross reference that down - 7.5% of the initial 15% population, are men. And from that 7.5% - isolate out age, education level and socio-economic. It’s like 3% of the demographic responsible for over 50% of crime.

[@knotengajin7359]

The females, particularly in inner cities, commit a good bit of crime as well it’s just doesn’t typically fall in the violent crime category except when they are accessories.

[@lizaaltizer7775]

It’s also interesting to me that so many places in this country allow offenders to choose race. Hispanics and Arabs are listed as “white” often in arrests in this country which skews the statistics on “White crime”.

[@one-eyepadidally8449]

@@JDAfrica Ben never said 15%. 15% is nowhere in the stats. It’s 13% of the population. And I’m not sure what point you and the OP is trying to make, because at the end of the day, it’s young BMs that are a problem.

[@one-eyepadidally8449]

@@lizaaltizer7775 Not “often.” ALWAYS. They’re ALWAYS classified as “yt,” and yes it ENORMOUSLY skews the stats. It’s ridiculous.

[@lorig-ski]

I am a 50 year old white woman and I am very happy to see you taking the time to listen to videos like this. You don't have to agree with everything, but you are mature enough to be open to conversation based on facts, and form your own opinions instead of what other people are telling you what you are supposed to think and feel. Good for you, young man!

[@pr073u569]

The full debates are worth the watch. Everythig Ben said was right but they cut out the responses which lowers the effect a bit. It is absolutely heartbreaking. So many of my more melanated brothers in the Army told me they joined because it was the only real option other than selling drugs under a gang banner. Democrat policies destroy whatever area they are implemented in and Democrats have had supermajorities in every major city for 50-100 years straight.

[@mike-mz6yz]

yeah well republicans let it happen, they just gave up on the African American vote and ignored what the democrats were doing to those communities. You had one party that offered them fools gold and another party that more or less ignored them. Maybe we just need better options then dem/rep?

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

It is not a democratic or republican thing. Its a lobbyism thing and the fact that america is dependent on the military economy.... You've been sending your youth to war for generations nomatter who is in charge...

[@klasseact6663]

JoJo, used to watch your music reactions and now your learning about "the real world" while your in college bettering yourself. Your Dad has done a masteful job raising you AND your making the best of it...keep at it❗️

[@cakesaregood5176]

It’s culture. Of course it’s sad to realize the lies were to oppress you. And it worked on many people.

[@JDAfrica]

There’s wisdom in the Bible - ““where your treasure is there will your heart be also” What does black America value? Rap music that Glorifies gang violence, drugs and drink, fast food and fast women (b!tches and hos)? That is culture my friend.

[@TriggaHappy00121213]

You're spot on, she did just say its her JOB to look for racism in every situation, thats how you know these people are grifters and the supply doesnt meet the demand. America is so desperate for racism its an absolute joke!

[@AzraealGamer]

It’s her job to look for it yes. Just like every cop looks for motives when trying to solve a crime. She didn’t say she created racism in what she investigates. She might but that is not what she said. This line was the only point I saw in defending her. People have taking what she said and loved to add their own ideas into it.

[@TriggaHappy00121213]

@@AzraealGamer The problem is when you're trying to dig for racism in every situation, you're bound to conclude racism when it wasn't there at all. How can racism not be seen at face value? you don't need to be an expert to hear people spout racist ideology. Not to mention she's being PAID to do this. So of course she's going to escalate meaning in peoples words and weasel some crazy explanation, that's litterally her JOB 😳 + She didn't say she creates racism but she most certainly does. Easy $$$

[@AzraealGamer]

@@TriggaHappy00121213 I don’t disagree with you. The point is what she said is valid. How she goes about doing it is a different story. An detective investigating a suspect tries to find criminal intent. As you say, if they do this all the time they will see criminal intent in all. A trained individual will have the skills to see what is and what is not. I don’t know if she is trained and if she uses that training properly. I spoke of what she said not the practice in how she carry’s out what she does. Her job is a good one. Fighting others rights when they can’t fight for themselves. Unfortunately corrupted ideals leads to improper carrying out of those ideals. So is she carrying out those ideals within her practice wrong? I don’t know who she is and I haven’t researched her. I just looked at her statement and conclude the statement is valid. It is called non-biased approach to looking at something. It is when you take yourself out of the picture and look at something.

[@christopherhalk6887]

You sir, are the future of our country and if our future leaders are as open to discussion as you are, my hope for the future is going up.

[@caddams5345]

Honestly it is amazing watching you red pill yourself. I love watching you take all this in and actually listening and i do believe you are researching the info given when its not something you know about. I would like keep watching you escape from being brainwashed into believing you are a victim based off of your skin.

[@caddams5345]

@@lucinity4351 it is definitely possible. I do believe that even if it is a grift he is getting info out to younger people that others may not reach. The more sanity we can get out to the greater population the better.

[@rockyharris1426]

So basically it's her job to look for racism around every corner. And if that racism can't be found. It's still there because she'd lose her job if it wasn't. And black folks would have to hold themselves accountable for accepting the life they are given by their handlers. The Democratic Party.

[@AB-ol5uz]

100% - just like Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, and a host of other grifters. If they acknowledge the HUGE gains in the black community in business, entertainment, politics, city/state/fed leadership roles, etc. then they lose their jobs.

[@JDAfrica]

… and suddenly, she found the face that was responsible for all the oppression, hate and rage … it was in the mirror.

[@sheena.h]

I love how open-minded you are about such controversial issues. Whether you agree or not, the point is that you are willing to hear the other side and have a discussion. Good job! You're an amazing young man who has a wonderful future ahead of you. Keep working hard ❤️

[@fandalorian49]

My favorite part is when the proctor said “ except for cars and other durables “ To get to the disparaging number of black wealth you have to ignore the stuff they spend their money on.

[@TriggaHappy00121213]

such a good point, 'broke' people walking with $1000 dollar shoes etc.

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

exactly! I’ve seen many young black people say that they see adults choosing to have status symbols over savings

[@JDAfrica]

TD Jakes in one of his books, says that black America have no idea how to create generational wealth. They spend tens of thousands of dollars on furnishing houses they don’t own. Less than 2% actually own their home. They spend too much money trying to impress friends and family with depreciating assets.

[@Danandrea919]

I love the way you reason through things. You'd be a great teacher!

[@skepticallypissed2074]

Just because you are a doctor doesn't mean that you are a critical thinker

[@danielsaltvick]

Let's go. Another banger of a reaction video. I've been seeing you in my algorithm. Keep it up

[@captainmorgan3743]

And this is an edited version of this debate. Watch the entire thing unedited.

[@skipthompson8848]

JoJo, I just want to say thank you for all the videos you've posted. I have been binge watching your channel for a few days now and I can't say strong enough how much I have enjoyed them. I love your quest for knowledge and, like you, I am blown away by the people you are watching. You have excellent taste. Thank you for sharing.

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

You should consider some of Jordan Peterson too. He got called a “mean white man” by a black man on a panel and he was quick to point out that what the man said was very racist when race had nothing to do with the discussion

[@LA_HA]

Second this. Jordan Peterson is a Must when looking at things in a critical, logical way while still attaining optimism, hope, and high values for one's self, family, friends, community, and future

[@tntcyclespdx640]

You made a few comments im this, that really give me hope in your generation. Thank you.

[@hyacinthlynch843]

"It has nothing to do with race, but it has everything to do with culture..." Interestingly enough, Denzel Washington said the same thing when he was asked a similar question.

[@amyballard2495]

If you look for the problem ( racism ) you'll find it every where even if it doesn't exist in that moment

[@ToddE-q4u]

Recently discovered your videos. While the vids you watch are good, I enjoy how you think through and analyse what is being said for yourself. That is what keeps me coming back

[@ReverendLinc]

So proud of you for listtening to a real debate and forming your own opinions, LFR Jojo! These days not many young people are doing that, they just follow what they are told.

[@cdgee6399]

@LFR Jojo ... Proud of you as usual. An open mind is the most powerful thing you can own. It leads to great intelligence and peace of mind. Keep digging deep, and rise above!

[@ronileigh9336]

Ben is telling the truth. I've watched several videos that said the same thing

[@dougbyrd1970]

I am part of a large Caucasian family but part of the greater family includes black nephew and two black nieces. Their black fathers are long gone so all have been raised by ta single mother. The nephew educated himself and started his own successful business. One of the nieces has a built good life and works hard. The other niece has two babies and is not married. She depends on her poor mother for sustenance. The facts speak for themselves, sound cultural environments produce successful lives-not skin color. It is the left -leaning Democrats and other racial grifters who promote the victimhood narrative.

[@tweaked24]

It is true unfortunately you can look it up by year through fbi statistics

[@pritchfest3]

I stumbled on this video. Your reaction shares a good message, keep doing what you do.

[@jordanvilla8666]

Keep an open mind, good sir. Facts and logic vs emotions. Always something to monitor. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@EvilDeathMist]

i love that you are a critical thinker! it is so important and it needs to be taught in schools to be a critical thinker. question everything. that's how you learn and grow as an individual.

[@bobfurman2739]

You cannot doubt The Facts that Ben quotes,he has a fact checking staff!!

[@MPFXT]

LFR JoJo thanks for the video. I appreciate you honest commentary.

[@greenkaiju9288]

These have greatly helped me: 1. Always do your own research. 2. Trust NOBODY but YOURSELF and your own judgement based on all the information you gathered. 3. Never watch a single news or information outlet, watch them ALL. 4. Take information from all the sides, from all perspectives, from as many sources as you possibly can. 5. Assume that ALL of them are either lying or are biased in their opinions, and you will not be disappointed. 6. Figure out on your own who's fake and who's not. 7. Form your own opinions, do not blindly accept the oppinions of others, no matter how much they seem to align with your current interests. 8. If you consider you do not have enough information, and something doesn't add up, keep looking, keep searching, you will find the truth. 9. Visualize the situation from both outside, and from within. 10. The more information you take from ALL sides the better your understanding of the bigger picture you will have. 11. Never let anyone know that you know more than they do, when they start acting like a ''know-it-all'', let them. Pretend that they do, ask them lots of questions. This way, you will either bolster your own knowledge, or unmask their lies. This is the best and most effective weapon, in any given situation because knowledge is power. This is the only way to find the truth.

[@grahamchamberlain3141]

💯

[@swinn848]

Your a smart young man. I can’t wait till our community can come together

[@Thunder-h9h]

The author of the video is one of those individuals to break this "cycle" by his way of rhinking and analyzing. Inspiring.

[@TheSksexton]

Gotta give you credit dude...I was first introduced to you on the Larry Bird video on your pops channel, and I'll admit that I didn't think much of you. You've grown a lot since then, both in knowledge and maturity, and it's been a pleasant surprise. Keep up the good work young fella!

[@greatscott3470]

Agreed. "I'm good because you're bad also," is not an argument

[@dvsninja2]

Love your videos keep it up. You come in with what seems as a neutral perspective and listen to all the points to come up with your own conclusion. Your education has given you the ability to think critically and that is amazing.

[@dudly8408]

You can take Ben's statements TO DA BANK !!❤

[@ivanarepas4883]

Lol, yes one most certainly could. 😎

[@ernestsalazar8026]

Ben spits facts bro hell he even has the slogan facts don't care about feelings

[@Jennakberg]

We need more Christian young people like you to stand upright & firm!!!!

[@joeladams2540]

Keep the videos coming young man. I have a lot of respect for you and your family

[@ambercarter9746]

Racism is taught!

[@lemonstealinghorsdoeuvre]

You keep coming with the fire videos. To be honest, 20, 30 years ago, racism was barely there at all. We saw the elderly as embarrassing because of their racism. It was so much more of a non issue. We all just got along. I know that wasn't everywhere, but I never felt scorn and I didn't know a single person, my age, of any race, who had any care about race. So that guy, he may well have been telling the absolute truth about his homelife. 9/11 changed all that. America was instantly racist again.

[@VikingCarter]

Yeah. Growing up in the 90's.... nobody cared about it at all.

[@josephmcneil7427]

16:55 you heard that right; she said the quiet part out loud. Ibram Kendy (the guy that literally wrote the book on CRT) has said (in terms of how one acts like an ‘antiracist’) “the solution to past discrimination is current discrimination, and the solution to current discrimination is future discrimination” Their job is to look for racism everywhere and then act like racists to fix the racism. There’s a word for that; Orwellian

[@cendresaphoenix1974]

racism leads to racism which leads to racism. I've started to notice it more and more recently where it didn't exist before. not because I've become more aware but because they have.

[@gusparedez5532]

Don't have to look far. Just to the right of the stage. Definate racist sitting there.

[@Phelly2]

I enjoyed listening to your real time thoughts because you are open to new ideas and able to think critically, even when the arguments are upsetting.

[@aCycloneSteve]

Actually, just because the Dr. in the blue dress has a credential "Doctor" doesn't mean she's right or smart. It just means she passed some tests.

[@LA_HA]

The area of study matters, too. There are bs university programs that aren't at all useful, that offer masters and doctorates as a terminal degree

[@aCycloneSteve]

@@LA_HA I read a book a couple years ago. I think it was "Useless Degrees" or something close to that. Their definition of a useless degree. Something that when you graduate within 5 years 90% of people are either not directly using it, or they're teaching it. So, for example, English, Political Science, Economics... I have a Political Science degree with a minor in Economics and I've never used either, so it made me laugh. It was just a piece of paper.

[@jonitabor4311]

I would like to thank you for taking the time to listen to both sides of a discussion rather than going in with your mind made up. it appeared you had an open mind and you were willing to listen even though it was something you weren't expecting to hear. that is refreshing. good luck to you in life sir😊

[@DeplorableArab]

Those stats are real, they are FBI stats from a few years ago. That's when this video was made. I'd imagine the numbers aren't much different as crime has not decreased.

[@1bbasket]

When the blinders come off, it’s dazzling to see

[@howlspast4293]

My experience of black culture is that every non-black is suspect racist until they prove otherwise. My experience comes from marrying a black woman and being around her family, hearing the day to day conversations of her mother and brothers. Took me a long time to get her to understand that, for from racial motivation for other people's unkind, ignorant, or selfish actions, they were more likely to just be stupid, ignorant, or just generally a dick.

[@byurBUDdy]

Some of the most racist people I've met, are the people against racism.

[@uesbh]

It IS ABSOLUTELY true. If you’re looking anything up on Google you will get a LEFT slanted result!!

[@chompnormski]

It’s not race, it’s culture

[@elizabitty213]

8:59 you are right, mostly these people fixated on race are projecting. Just because people might have racism doesn’t mean we need to take action against that proposed phantom, if something happens and you can prove it was racially motivated, then yes we can talk about that but you can’t have that be the first thing when the event involves two different races! It cannot be the “default” explanation like Ben pointed out

[@elizabitty213]

@『غـ⛈ـيث』 I know it must be so hard for those who have short attention spans. But I’ll just keep doing what I’m doing in hopes that people can stretch their brains 😎

[@elizabitty213]

@『غـ⛈ـيث』 thank you sir God bless 🙏🏻🥹

[@jamieporter7171]

Thanks for doing these video critiques.

[@annebiebrich9155]

Yes, Ben Shapiro is sharing facts !

[@usarmysniper682006]

"Never confuse education with intelligence, you can have a PhD and still be and idiot" - Richard Feynman

[@TK-cl1jm]

That 13 doing 50 is absolutely accurate. You can find the actual statistics, though it isn't easy, IMO. Almost like Google, etc don't want you to find truth with your questions...

[@mrsjrid9178]

Sadly, he’s right. They can’t rebuttal what he’s saying. Bless your heart. Keep learning.

[@NdxtremePro]

Why wouldn't the question be "When does disparity indicate racism?" Why would you assume racism and have to disprove it?

[@hggffutgfd]

That last girl on the right talking about not being "insert race here" enough is very true when you're mixed. Let me enjoy my tamales and hamburgers in peace!

[@DGraham9721]

@hggffutgfd Yeah, she is. I am primarily Hispanic, but I got Scottish ancestry from my dad as he is Scottish and Hispanic. I can't speak Spanish to save my life and I have taken like 7 classes. In my last year at a VERY bad school, I got bullied for not being Mexican/Hispanic enough... Thank God, my mom got me out of that school and into a better school in a different town. We live out 30 minutes from a college town where I went to the bad school, and we transferred me out to a different school that was 20 minutes away in a small town/village (currently is a small town, as it just barely got out of the population level 4 years ago to be considered a village).

[@wishingb5859]

Back in the 60s there was a great debate about how to fix the black community - whether conservative measures or liberal - whether proclaiming them victims and giving them welfare and retribution for victimhood, whether putting them on welfare versus conservative measures and the thing is, the Democratic politicians encouraged males to get females pregnant and women to get on welfare and those were the discussions and that is the direction things went and that statistical change is so devastating and it was certain liberal black leaders who pushed for it. Where there were other black leaders who wanted to shore up families and increase education, etc.

[@susanconstable2113]

I think what Ben is trying to get across is that sometimes poverty is part of a culture who isn’t trying to better themselves and while that is still primarily the black race there also are white people with the same mentality of being stuck in the place they are. An example is your family and how your parents had the mind set to better themselves and get out of the life they were possibly going to get stuck in and the affect of that is you and how well you are doing and are going to do with your life.

[@myztazynizta]

Broke whites, broke native Americans and broke immigrants and refugees from all over the world aren't killing each other like black Americans

[@alsousa7720]

Good for you buddy. You certainly came from a good family. You'll be more than fine. Wise beyond your years.

[@TheSwineheart]

Ben was really only one addressing the issue. Everyone else making excuses for the culture of violence.

[@jasonm887]

Ben's statistics and numbers are absolutely correct.

[@sharis9095]

Always question statistics. It isn't about the numbers, it's about how you ask the question. There is also a distinction between racism and discrimination. Racism is internal, and may not affect actions. Discrimination is an action, if an employer is racist, but still hires and treats everyone fairly, the employer may be racist but doesn't discriminate. In a free society that's his right... as long as he doesn't discriminate. There are so many laws and actions being taken now that are discrimination and they are being enacted because of racism. That's taking action against thought, not against actions. I don't know if that makes sense outside my head...lol.

[@elizabitty213]

No you made total sense! I also agree! I mean if you hate people solely because of the color of their skin that’s terrible and that’s something you should work on within yourself and with God, but it shouldn’t be legislation out in place to counteract peoples thoughts!

[@Noel_NotJustForChristmas]

I love that you really dig your heels in to find truth. Keep it going!

[@michaelpalumbo2416]

You have a logical mind. Continue to use it. There are a lot of people who have a stake in convincing you of things. Do the hard work of getting the facts and rhinking logically. It is hard to do when emotion gets triggered.

[@elizabitty213]

Truestory ❤

[@mazthespaz1]

Ben's facts are true. I have looked them up and so can you

[@OlleStahlberg]

Usually if Ben uses statistics it is true. He’s very thorough. Sometimes numbers can be discussed, but they are there.

[@quintdunaway1126]

Ben uses statistics from the FBI statistics.

[@ingloriousdonk]

When your income relies on there being racism, you are going to try to look for racism in everything. There are a lot of race grifters out there making a lot of money of the back of it

[@jsanders5771]

Al sharpton

[@sharonburcham66]

Haha I love it!! Lil LFR don’t have those patients yet! Haha love these! Keep them coming!! ✌️

[@msuee96]

…this guy has a new way to become awakened, as apposed to woke…

[@UltimateTrackMom]

Young Man , They are true…. ALL FACTS

[@Supperconductor]

As an immigrant to the USA in 1970, I can tell you for sure yes, there is racism here like everywhere else. Here's the interesting part, as a very young child in school, in a major American city, none of my class saw each other as being from different races. It was a true melting pot - Muslims, Christians, Jews, Hindus, from all parts of the world, we all got along. We all played after school and went to each other's homes for meals and fun and games. Growing up in that city, the racism I experienced was from other ADULTS. Now 50 years later I see racism and divisiveness being actively TAUGHT to our young. As a non-white person, if I was taught I could never get ahead because of my skin color, that would've completely sabotaged my life. The young people I know today, don't have that vision of optimism that I did growing up. This is tragic and probably impossible (IMHO) to cure.

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

Yeah and as a young, white-non minority-kid being taught you’ve sabotaged every aspect of every single minority race 𝒋𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝙛𝒐𝒓 𝒃𝒆𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝑩𝑶𝑹𝑵. But not just that, until *very* recently, all American public schools were (most still are) teaching “evil white racism” through CRT. Then you have your inherent “evil white racism” affirmed through liberal controlled media-in every single aspect of every single outlet and forum-and seeing commencement ceremonies held separately for major colleges that go as far to include LGBTQ as a minority but they all still attend the regular one that whites are allowed to attend, but they’re not allowed in “minority safe spaces.” So, maybe think about the burden of having to bear the responsibility for the failure of *every single minority* bc of your “oppression” and “white privilege” and let’s not forget about that “evil white racism.” Yeah, this is the vision of optimism my child 𝘎𝘌𝘛𝘚 to grow up with, thanks to the privilege of mere existence.😑

[@DeusSalis]

It's actually more like 4% committing more than 50%. Black males age 16-35

[@broken4096]

I just have to ask, unless you are trying to prove that some races are inferior to others, why bring race into it at all ? What about number of families with religious beliefs, mother and father in the home, or any other basis ? How do they fare economically as groups ? Or would you just not care unless it's profitable to exploit ?

[@broken4096]

Why bother with characteristics that have nothing to do with success like sex or race, what about actions, behavior. If you think all men are created equal, then only decisions matter.

[@CelesteLandon]

I love the way you just listen and then reason with both sides and try to find the truth. I was learning with you.

[@slevinchannel7589]

Ohhh? A College-Student is reacting to the completly-debunked Video by 'Some More News' that has many 'uninformed people' cheer... wow, i cant wait for this Expert's Opinion. We all know College-Students always have the right Opinion, especially if they dont take ALL THE SIDES into Account and have LITERALLY not bothered to even watch the hilarious Debuks of that Ben-Video

[@kylesummers1565]

Keep looking JoJo! I subscribed a while back because I thought you might be on the path of truth. Peace, Love!!

[@sammythompson3694]

My first time talking to a racist was 1979 I worked in a factory and went hunting, fishing and to dances etc with a black coworker,friends. A woman came to say we don't do that here. Do what here? Associate with those people. Well I'm sorry, but my parents didn't raise me that way and it's up to parents to guide their children to not be prejudiced and live life to the fullest.

[@pedromacd]

Really enjoying your channel. I'm two videos in and it's really refreshing. Keep up the good work and the positive mind set :)

[@comfusedWorldpassanger3399]

Young man, you are on the right path, and I hope you continue your search for the truth. Coz in the long run the Truth will set you free and you'll see so clearly how we've been manipulated and lied to for a veery long time..