D.E.I MUST D.I.E...

[@aquariuswaive]

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[@chrisweller8605]

As a white man, I’m thankful for channels like yours because you show me that not all black people hate white people just for existing. I get sick of being blamed and getting treated like shit for slavery and all that when I obviously wasn’t involved that and I can’t control what my ancestors did. Seriously like white people aren’t evil, we’re normal everyday people like everyone else. But these people basically are racist towards white people and then gaslight us by saying “it’s not really racism cuz power+prejudice” like bruh be FR I know this isn’t relevant to the video topic but I just really felt like giving you a shout out for showing the world that not all black people have this hate for white people and resentment because of what happened in the past.

[@dtay8913]

He's not the only one brother. I too call out this hypocrisy whenever I see it. Members of my own family believe that nonsense, too. Black folks, my own race, have treated me worse than any other for saying the same.

[@Mrs.CGraves]

So true.

[@Mr_Don1]

There's more of us out there than you think. I have been practically cut off from most of my family for calling out black people's racism against whites, supporting Trump, and saying that white privilege doesn't exist. My sister is so brainwashed that she called my wife racist...even though my wife is married to me, a black man. It's so insane that it's inexplicable. I think that a lot of black people have been socially conditioned to be jealous of white people. It just doesn't work on me because I don't think anyone is inherently better than anyone else based on race. I rock with people who share my values...not people based on race.

[@shondaredding4413]

Judge one by character not color, AMEN

[@Darian_James]

We all don’t hate you but it’s only about 15% total sadly

[@beautiful-Lioness818]

As a black woman i live in Jasmine's district. I called her office twice for her assistance. She didn't help me and her assistant treated me like i was a peasant. They dont help their own people when they can. So fuck em Thank you President Trump 🎉❤

[@Leamichellefan2244]

I hope you won’t mind my saying so but just from my auditory observations Jasmine is a fruitcake if I’m incorrect, please tell me.

[@marianac715]

Vote her out!

[@Leamichellefan2244]

@@marianac715 something tells me that’ll happen soon enough.

[@aquariuswaive]

@@beautiful-Lioness818 woooow…thank you for sharing this! I feel they use yall for votes, then abandon yall when they need you. You need to continue to share your story

[@cuntcunt-k2l]

Yes its a growing trend for these power hungry people to attach themselves to virtuous causes and use them as a shield and sword. "You can't critique BLM. What do you think black lives don't matter?" "You can't critique the church. We are gods messengers you dare question god?" "You can't critique climate change activists. Are you saying the environment doesn't matter?" Almost all of these causes and organizations have been captured by people, who like Jasmine, couldn't give a fuck.

[@DeniseWhetstone]

If two EMTs couldn't move a 200lb man what in the world are they going to do when they have to handle an emergency with a "body positivity" person?

[@4400tptp]

As a firefighter, we get a phone call twice a week to move a 250-300 pound lady that goes for dialysis. Nothing wrong with her calling but that’s the nature of the job. You need to be able to get people out of a bad situation

[@CoolcalmCollected-du5tc]

As a black woman growing up in a very conservative area, my parents never taught me that racism was a thing. I felt cheated when I went to college wondering why my parents never schooled me on this “big” issue. Now that I’m older, I understand why they never did. At a very young age, I had personal agency over my life, my choices, and the consequences thereof. I never felt inferior and excelled past many of my peers of other races because I believed I could. I had friends of all races, and even moved away to college with my strictly conservative best friend. It never even dawned on me that she was white until it was drilled into my head in college.

[@user-rw2em7kv7n]

Well said

[@timothygrier4407]

So sad sound like they're targeting good kids who didn't grow up with these beliefs

[@2ndTakeTae]

im sick of people wanting us to be victims so bad. we are decendants of people who were sold by the people of africa for being bad borrowers and criminals and etc. we had ancestors that were treated bad in slavery but that does't define us. as long as you stay stuck on some fake "im sorry i enslaved you" and wanting to be givena free ride of reperations are enslaved in the mind. this is a consumer based economy. it traded in people, then cattle, then, oil, then, gold, then diamonds, then tech, then information. not justifying any of it but change instead of crying wolf

[@Mrs.CGraves]

@@2ndTakeTae we need to remember not everyone is descendant of Slavery too. There were millions of Always Free never enslaved that came with Employers or On their own. They were Northerners.

[@ddz1375]

As a side note out of 35 states at the time of the Civil War 19 were Free States and 13 slave States just like Jim Crow laws were not enforced or inflicted in the entire nation. Sadly too many folks do not seem to be aware of this or the 300 thousand + that died fighting for the end of slavery.

[@KattMurr]

Its glorified bullying...

[@Mrs.CGraves]

True SYSTEMIC Racism

[@jaimyyelvingtonmusic]

Slavery is a deeply painful chapter in human history, one that’s more complex than many people realize. It’s important to acknowledge that white people have also been enslaved throughout history. In ancient Rome and Greece, people from Europe-like Celts, Germans, and Slavs-were often taken as slaves. The very word “slave” comes from “Slav,” highlighting how many Slavic individuals were captured and sold into bondage during the Middle Ages. Moreover, between the 16th and 19th centuries, Barbary pirates from North Africa raided European coastal towns, capturing and enslaving over a million people from places like Italy, Spain, and even Ireland and Iceland. These individuals faced harsh conditions and were often sold across the Ottoman Empire. During colonial times, many Irish people were subjected to indentured servitude, which, while not identical to chattel slavery, often involved brutal treatment and little freedom. Now, when we talk about slavery in Africa, we have to understand that it’s a complicated issue. The transatlantic slave trade was horrific, with millions of Africans taken against their will to work in the Americas. However, much of the initial capture of these individuals was conducted by other Africans. Local kings, tribal leaders, and merchants sold prisoners of war or rival tribespeople to European traders, exchanging them for goods like weapons and textiles. This doesn’t excuse the role of Europeans and Americans in the slave trade; rather, it emphasizes that this was a deeply rooted system of exploitation that involved various parties. It’s frustrating when people speak out on these topics without fully understanding the complexities involved. Social media often simplifies things into soundbites that can fuel anger without offering a complete picture. If we want to have meaningful conversations about slavery-or any difficult issue-we must educate ourselves first. Take the time to learn the history and understand that it’s rarely black-and-white. Slavery was about power, greed, and exploitation, affecting people of all backgrounds. Before jumping into a debate or expressing outrage, let’s commit to understanding the nuances of these historical realities. Knowledge is key, and it’s much more productive to have informed discussions than to shout without context.

[@Mrs.CGraves]

@@jaimyyelvingtonmusic 100%

[@DrunkHorse-INN]

The black community only believes they were enslaved and refuse to believe anyone else was. 🙄

[@mystic22g4]

You’re correct. All races have been subjected to slavery. However, what made the Atlantic slave trade unique this was the first time in history slavery was based on skin color.

[@jaimyyelvingtonmusic]

@@mystic22g4 You're absolutely right that the Atlantic slave trade was unique in many ways, especially in how it institutionalized race-based chattel slavery on such a massive scale. However, it’s not entirely accurate to say it was the first time slavery was based on skin color. For example, the Arab slave trade, which started centuries earlier, involved millions of people from sub-Saharan Africa, and skin color was often a factor in how enslaved individuals were treated. Even before that, slavery throughout history often targeted people who were seen as “different”-whether that difference was cultural, ethnic, or racial. The Atlantic slave trade definitely entrenched a system where skin color became a primary marker of status, but slavery as a system of exploitation has been around for thousands of years, and it’s often been linked to prejudice against “the other,” whether that was based on race, ethnicity, or religion. I think the key takeaway is to recognize that slavery in history is complex and nuanced. The Atlantic slave trade was horrific and unique, but it wasn’t the first time race or skin color played a role.

[@ProudFilthyCasual]

@@mystic22g4 It wasn't based on skin color, though. It happened to have a different race of people joining the slave trade later than all the people with darker skin who had been doing it in Africa for 400 years before them. You can act like that distinction makes it worse, but the slave trade going East from Africa to the Muslim empires, was not even comparable, the brutality of that direction of the slave trade was hell in comparison. You are also factually incorrect that it's the first time slavery was based on skin color, the Barbary Slave Trade was capturing whites into slavery before white Europeans even showed up to Africa.

[@pace91]

Irish and polish people were also slaves takes from their native land aswell and also were mistreated early on in this country

[@DrunkHorse-INN]

But they're considered white people and are not "enslaved". I've black people argue "Irish and polish aren't real slaves". 🙄 It's so frustrating they only believe that Blacks were. What about when the Mongolians enslaved people? Nah, they don't count either because anyone of Oriental heritage is considered a "sub-white" person. 🙄

[@kaizatengoku3893]

Not polish

[@anhkriva5274]

@@kaizatengoku3893 The people at the bottom of the feudal ladder were slaves in all but name.

[@steveyj3002]

D.E.I honestly benefited women and LGBTQ members more than anyone, and it should be either you are qualified or not and if you’re qualified and you aren’t hired for reasons other than qualifications then it should be investigated

[@ddz1375]

DEI is just a bastardized form of "tokenism" and instead of it being a voluntary although fake show of "wokeness" it has become a strongarm tactic enforced by the woke mob. In the original form of tolenism the act was purely symbolic and to show the "wokeness" in the present form DEI is a passive/aggressive weapon weilded by the SJWs wishing to force compliance.

[@RickHTown]

I absolutely love your content. You don’t hold back any punches and it’s refreshing. Thank you. You also have a new subscriber 🫡

[@aquariuswaive]

@@RickHTown much love and appreciate to you family! Thank you very much for your support 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Ride1098]

She wasn’t stolen and if she was, I’m sure after hearing her blabber constantly, she would have gotten sent back.

[@JL-go3]

My " white " ancestors ended slavery. I say White because while many Americans don't know their families' origin. I know exactly where my ancestors are from. They also introduced the idea of individual human rights and spread that around the world. The truth is ..not one single person had human rights or freedom until Britain, France, and then the US made it so. You are all welcome. Not one single indigenous person was ever free or had individual rights. Your modern thoughts and ideas come from the fact that you have individual rights and freedom.

[@kaizatengoku3893]

That's a lie

[@Mrs.Fluellen]

My Dad was born in 1935 & my Mother in 1937. They did not complain and use race for anything. My Dad passed in 1997. My Mother will be 88 in May. We are in 2025 and did not experience any of this. They love to use Identity Politics for everything. I Thank God for my Parents. ❤❤

[@AFE948]

I appreciate this!

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

Would you like a cookie for your comment?

[@toxic.forest]

Just found your channel and im really enjoying it. Keep up the great work!

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

@toxic.forest you have the word toxic in your name because that's what you are.

[@SRfiend91]

If DEI was supposed to help black people why don’t we see majority of them in company pictures🤔

[@sumeriansun]

Only loving hearts hear the truth.

[@coryb6810]

YOU ARE 100% CORRECT ON EVERYTHING YOU SAID !! THANKS

[@jaxxgotit643]

I disagree with a bunch of things you say, yet there's some facts you spit that keep me coming back for the vids. Sometimes, it ain't about agreeing about everything, but getting to experience a different lens.

[@asgardianlokes]

that's a fact! learning about other points of view is just as important as teaching your own. listening to what others have to say and learning from them is always beneficial, even if you disagree with some of their arguments. at the end of the day, it's all about finding peace in letting others think in their own different ways. as long as you're not doing anything harmful or discussing stuff you're not well informed or educated on, your opinion will always be valid to me. loved finding this comment! ❤

[@vonnierho1364]

I believe that DEI was developed for those companies that was not including everyone because of prejudice. It then became something that was used to prove that these prejudices were true. Why would anyone choose to employ someone that they do not trust, know anything about, or trust. It's just the same as people employing family, family friends, etc. better the devil you know than the person you don't trust. Just a thought 😅

[@hanzat_molemaev]

Your outro song is great, it's been stuck in my head

[@The_mrs86]

Yesss mine too! It’s 🔥🔥🔥

[@vonbook1973]

It IS a bop, isn't it?

[@Lord-of-the-Pit]

White Vietnam vets fit the first goofy ass ladies description….also stolen is a wild take, sold after being conquered by other black tribes would be a better description. Keep the solid content homie. 💪🏻

[@JG13212]

My boi got skills. Ok! I see you

[@movinngroovin100]

Yes sir. Another great video with honest, thoughtful content. Thank you.

[@ladygrace314]

Just wanted to say that i appreciate your channel and the topics you discuss. I learned alot in this video and i hope others did too. Thanks for what you do.

[@ProudFilthyCasual]

One of the best finds for a channel in awhile!

[@aquariuswaive]

@@ProudFilthyCasual 🫶🏾

[@jaredpickett7457]

Donald "Django" Trump!!😂😂😂 I absolutely despise AOC and Jasmine Crotchet(credit BCP)!!!

[@knightforlorn6731]

I pray God Bless your channel and open doors for you, my guy. man thanks for tryin' to help that guy. Thank you for being so real, to stand beside you is a great honor. "why would they need to do a better job? they're... they're brown..!" bro, I'm dyin'! 🤣🤣

[@iammr.h82]

I was raised by my grandparents for a good chunk of my life. They never talked about being "Black." They taught me about personal responsibility, being accountable, standing up for myself, honor, and integrity. While those around be were making excuses, i was living and enjoying life unbothered by all the mess. Everything I have, I worked for! It wasnt my skin that hindered me or helped me. I have good work ethic and can be trusted. There is no box that can contain me becuse my mind has never been chained up by identity politics.

[@hardlessons9732]

0:18 I have never seen this chick with her real hair 😂

[@pathacker4963]

Me neither. Those weaves have to be expensive. That’s oppression?

[@scarysara9364]

Very lucky for that passed out drunk guy you were there at THAT time and THAT place.

[@BloodHead-]

"Pursuit of Happyness" is a movie of tenacity that DEI aficionados should watch... about a black man with a child in tow who has a dream, proves himself, and becomes tops in his field... based on a true story. And NO DEI! And yes Happyness is how it's spelled. It stars Will Smith, and Jaden Smith as the little guy (before he became obnoxious).

[@thomasnguyen4427]

don’t forget the influence and impact that the islamic Caliphate had on Africa’s and native European slave trade/Slavs. Lots of related words originate from arabic roots being translated & re-translated. It surprised me too when I dug deep into certain word etymologies.

[@pam7500]

I've wondered about women police officers. When they try to handcuff a big strong man. They struggle and place themselves in danger.

[@user-rw2em7kv7n]

Candice Owen’s does a great job discussing slavery. Great job on this pod. I appreciate other blacks standing up as a voice of reason. I dropped the racist crap a long time ago and much better for it. I made a good life for myself and have friends from all walks of life and color. I mean come on, drop the baggage already cause you are just hurting yourself.

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

Candace Owens entire video was misleading and literally nothing she said was true or in context.

[@KaryonTheirStory]

The Mickey voice got it 😂

[@cuntcunt-k2l]

0:11 lol how is she in a position of power to be saying this nonsense and doesn't even know history. That absolutely did happen to white people. In fact it was happening to white people around the same time as the African slave trade... for example I'm Bulgarian (white). Please I invite you to take a look at what the Turkish did to us and several other countries at around the same time in history. In our case we're not only talking about slavery and grape but also genocide and forced military conscription. Anyway none of this shit even matters because NONE of us were alive to experience it. Do you not feel shame whining and complaining about something your ancestors went through? To me it would feel disrespectful to my ancestors to claim some sort of victimhood on their behalf for something I didn't experience

[@danceinfinity777]

I do not think that they will ever talk about all races were enslaved... You had white slavery, Asian slavery. I do not think that black people were the only races that were treated like animals. This is a opinion of mine.

[@josephstupar3372]

Race is brought up so much it’s hurt my family a lot. My uncle is black I have 5 mixed cousins we all grew up very close. Two of my best friends were black many of my other friends were black. We never talked about race it was never weirded if I was the only white kid with 4 black kids or we were 5 white kids with one black kid riding our bikes around. Race was just never brought up. I didn’t post a black square after blm and stuff like that just really started petty arguments. Some of my younger cousins were being taught about radical racism on social media, All whites are racist.

[@BboyTurok1990]

It is Rosa Delauro, the congresswoman of Connecticut.

[@Lilbitatatime]

We are all colors of wheat. In the Bible, wheat typically symbolizes God's people or the citizens that make up the Kingdom of Heaven. It is also often used symbolically to represent harvest, blessings, and fertility. Look up colors of wheat, truly fascinating. God bless.❤

[@steezyave]

yeh you definitely hit your target audience😂

[@billmorrison9068]

Sick of the fake Victimhood.

[@aj2feet]

Oooh I like it, you vs. lil bill (the KZbinr)

[@justice5897]

Best video ever

[@BReeAhNee]

1 second in and my eyes are already rolling! I’m so tired of these victimhood speeches! Don’t y’all get tired of crying!? Please get some help 😩.

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

And no one cries victim hood more than conservatives do.

[@Shagua76]

I hope you talked about Black people in USA who had slaves. It's well documented

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

There were no black people in the USA who had slaves. There were a small number of mixed race individuals groomed by whites. Try again.

[@billmorrison9068]

Some people need to try living in the present.

[@wowomg1980]

I can’t speak for other areas of the country but I live in Virginia and I see black people who are more successful than me on a daily basis

[@thechrononaut1]

"DJT, Donald (D)Jango Trump, because he's a free man." Yo 😂😂

[@flexjohnson18]

screaming doesnt make you right

[@UncleB83]

It’s the only tone these women know. Screaming is the only way things resonate with them, so they assume it’s the best and only way to communicate.

[@annemiller8227]

There's no reason to hire based on skin color but there ARE reasons to make hiring decisions based on sex, age, fitness, etc IF IT'S FOR JOB SAFETY!! Cops, firefighters, even EMTs ... it's NOT that a woman "couldn't" do it but that it's a very very slim portion who COULD qualify Those who meet criteria put themselves at greater risk as well as those they work with. Is their vanity worth the risk to those around them? And to themselves? They get injured more often bx they are asking so much of their bodies

[@whartonarseino8849]

For those who cry and moan about slavery. Remember this. The Europeans did buy slaves. But here's the catch. To buy something it must be for sale. Just who sold those people? 🤔 (rhetorical)

[@Honey-vz1qq]

😮 She can stop saying "we" because I don't have anything to do with that Jezebel.

[@aeronwolfe7072]

As a purple man, I think it's weird that ppl call each other black and white on this planet when they're clearly brown and beige. :)

[@Lilbitatatime]

We are colors of wheat. In the Bible, wheat typically symbolizes God's people or the citizens that make up the Kingdom of Heaven. It is also often used symbolically to represent harvest, blessings, and fertility. Look up colors of wheat, pretty fascinating. God bless.

[@sjc04d]

Yo! Even for the armed forces...men have to do 50 to a woman's 17 push-ups, etc. Ridiculous.

[@Kimonyx18]

While there’s millions of illegal immigrant go to the US just to get a job, I think we are privileged enough. I don’t know what my ancestors and other people gone through with slavery and I have a lot of respect for them. Also the ones that fought the war and every single soul today that still keep our nation together. But all this fighting that is happening, all this division, all the blame on who’s right and wrong isnt solving it either. If we can be respectful of each other no matter what your skin color, gender, religion, ideology is maybe just maybe that will be the start of something good for humanity.

[@Sheryl-ew8eo]

This man tells the truth and doesn't blame white people for everything.

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

No, this is a brainwashed individual who bows down to yt conservatives. Literally every single thing he says is highly misleading or false and anyone who points it out is ignored.

[@Sheryl-ew8eo]

That woman has no clue as to what she is talking about

[@rruffin983]

How about being slaves to sin. That's all of us.sin is an abomination in God's eyes. Sooo how can we pay reparation to God almighty?

[@jnm-eh6qt]

And to think, a lot of Dems want AOC to run for President in '28. Come to think of it, so do I. 😂😂😂 #VANCE28

[@Dice-Z]

0:10 Brought to another country and told you are gonna work for me? The irishmen, mayhaps? 🤔

[@DME309]

DEI was Short for DEITY

[@davew4930]

Its time to put up or shut up, if we are truly equal as we like to say we are then its time to shine. AI is a reality, DEI is going away and those who linger in mediocrity will be replace.

[@nelsonmcgee3545]

I'm sick of it from roots on up.

[@ddz1375]

Alex Haley openly admitted that he wanted to create a myth for "his people".

[@KirstenC-q2x]

Bye Crockett!

[@m-fee4359]

Zzzzzzzzzzz. Poor girl. 😂

[@StephenHopkinsVaults]

It was called slave ‘trade’

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

Yeah and white slavers brought that trade on by pushing guns onto enemy tribes in order to spur on that participation. Another word for slave trade is gun slave cycle. Keyword. And white slavers also did the same thing with native Americans and some Asians.

[@Enjo_927]

at 5'3 I'd love to accept a DEI NBA position. Put me in coach

[@josephgraham3006]

She has no concept of where the word slave comes from. Oy

[@timburns3840]

0:14 she needs to read or listen to some Thomas Sowell 🤷‍♂️

[@derekval11]

you say that more slaves were sold by africans than stolen. please lmk some sources where i can learn more about this

[@christinadodd5780]

Just search "African traders of slaves" in your search engine.

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

​@@christinadodd5780 Yeah and white slavers brought that trade on by pushing guns onto enemy tribes in order to spur on that participation. Another word for slave trade is gun slave cycle. Keyword. And white slavers also did the same thing with native Americans and some Asians.

[@AlvinJWilliams407]

What about the barbary slave trade.

[@impossibleman2161]

Keep dreaming hater

[@linzzz519]

Sl@very is an atrocity. I have found it traced back in my own ancestry, and it is so sad. I can’t do anything for my ancestors who were ensl@ved 200 years ago. There are, however, more people in s3x tr@fficking and sl@very in the current day, than ever before. People of all ages, genders, and ethnicities are in these horrible situations. I partner with reputable organizations that are concerned about targeting the people engaged in this and freeing people. I have never heard D E I people talking about this happening worldwide or doing anything to help or even caring.