Wilfred Reilly Has the Real Data on Racism and Policing

[@edlauber3585]

A know a Congolese man from the very troubled Ituri Province of the Congo. After living in the UK for a few years, he told me that when Westerners don't have problems, they invent them

[@wade2bosh]

Humans need conflict

[@kerisage4020]

Or their government creates a bunch of issues, that are known to be very controversial, for the sole purpose of dividing its citizens…🤷🏼‍♀️ This has happened to other “free” countries around the world, along with the news and media being owned by one authoritarian political party…..🥺🤨….and the rest is history. Free countries don’t normally last very long, there will always be those who want more money and power…😢

[@merlesmith6794]

Swap Westerners with intellectuals

[@frankphillips7436]

It is a human condition. Note that civil unrest tends to be lesser when crisis is higher. How often during major crisis do you find people inventing unrest? When a nation is in true turmoil, people are busy trying to get by and don’t need to seek for something to overcome! With all of the false accusations of racism recently, there has come the phrase, it is a good thing that the demand for racism is far less than the supply!!

[@Thylacine1]

The Western peoples problem is the Congolese being forced into THEIR homelands.

[@KarimBishay]

Pre-ordered the book! There’s something about the way he communicates that’s so refreshing! What an awesome guest! Thank you!

[@DadSavesAmerica]

It’s an incredible amount of dry humor, directness, and calm.

[@Kimberly-ub3ux]

while I agree that defund the police should not have been the battle cry for the Trayvon Martin case, I’m shocked and disappointed that Wilfred Reilly would characterize the altercation the way he did. He knows better. Trayvon was stalked by a self appointed neighborhood watch figure and labeled as a “suspicious black man.” This was a teenager walking home from a convenience store back to his parent's home. When George Zimmerman called 911, he was told repeatedly not to pursue and not follow, instructions he ignored. A fight started over George stalking Trayvon and acting as a vigilante over crimes that had happened in his neighborhood. Crimes that Trayvon was not responsible for. You cannot ignore instructions from a dispatcher, and then go after someone in a fight, knowing that you have a gun (Trayvon was an unarmed TEENAGER) shoot that person, and then claim you were in fear for your life . If you were really in fear of the suspicious figure you would not have followed them after being told not to. End of story.

[@JeffTheGent]

31:24 - “One of the first things we did after encountering other genuinely different human beings was fight them, take prisoners, take concubines (and) so on down the line. So to pretend that Western, European and American white people invented this over the last couple of hundred years borders on the insane. It’s kind of an internalized pathology of guilt.” 💯 👏🏽 Reilly makes such an excellent point there. It’s one that Thomas Sowell has also emphasized, and more people need to hear it. The message, by and large, doesn’t seem to have sunken in. Many still very incorrectly view slavery as something unique to America and unique to black people. This couldn’t be further from the truth. I agree about that distorted view of history inspiring an “internalized pathology of guilt,” particularly among liberal white Americans, however well-meaning they might be. Also, that misconception results in a warped self-perception of perpetual victimhood in many black Americans, especially avowed leftists. I really appreciate Reilly for raising that point in this interview.

[@brianomoli4]

Correct. It’s white guilt disguised as a political philosophy.

[@hephaestus6365]

My favorite story is how freed slaves moved to Liberia and enslaved the locals.

[@gregvanpaassen]

A lot of value here. Others would split this interview up into about sixteen videos. Thank you.

[@Antonette59]

I found your channel via Brett & Heather. I have really enjoyed watching. Your guest is very knowledgeable while being fun to listen to.

[@flysolo100]

Reilly made me fall in love with data all over again

[@XXXX-yc6wv]

I lived in Asia for many years, and yes, the racism there is overt and occurs on pretty much a daily basis. Annoying sure, but I chose to live there and the other positives I experienced far outweighed the negatives. The racism that annoyed me more was when I was forced to attend a ridiculous DEI presentation at work in which the black woman taking the course REFUSED to believe I had experienced racism in Asia... because I am white. She was perfectly comfortable saying it didn't happen. I didn't seem to matter that she had never been anywhere in Asia and barely knew anything about the specific country I lived in, its culture or what I could possibly have experienced there. A critical difference between these experiences is that I CHOSE to live in Asia despite the racism, but racism was FORCED on me in my workplace in the west. Racism in the west currently is indeed systemic and institutionalized (despite it being illegal), but in the exact opposite of what the narrative claims it is.

[@christopherkucia1071]

We DO have a HUGE issue with police and especially lawmakers/judges in America but it’s not BIASED towards black Americans…

[@chrismclaughlin-gt7ix]

Yes, It Now Is. "We Have Too Many Blck men Behind Bars for No Reason What so ever besides Our Systemic, Historic,Structural, Foundational Waysisums " Cops In Most Cities Now Suffer (Correctly) The Ferguson Effect. Prosecutors Are As Activated in Their Social Justice Stance/ Agends towards blcks....repeat offending blcks As a Defense Attorney.

[@noahziegler3478]

What laws do you have a HUGE issue with?

[@karenclark266]

Dr. Reilly failed to mention that of the 12 'unarmed' black men who were shot by police were all engaging in lethal behavior. Unarmed includes attempting to run someone over with your car, using bear spray, stealing a cop's taser, swinging a baseball bat at someone's head, etc. In other words, all 12 cases reveal self-defense by the police. Dr. Reilly's main point is that if you tell the truth -even as a black man like Dr Roland Fryer - you'll get leveled by the leftists who don't like the truth. It's their narrative and that is all that matters to them.

[@noahziegler3478]

We all know this. Peak hilariousness of all this is BLM rising from obscurity and the second they get notoriety Fame and money. They end up doing the exact same thing they hate. Exploiting, lieing and cheating lol.

[@greencraig8570]

I would love to see Professor Reilly on MSNBC.

[@carolmcln5028]

Like that would ever happen!! 😆😆😆

[@kmaidotia]

Not a chance😂

[@cedricwilford]

They'd cut his mic before he could saying anything substantial.

[@lildevilt33mo]

There's a difference between pre welfare and post welfare immigration.

[@AndyJarman]

I'm from the UK, tell me about it! I think welfare and employment conditions should be an integral component of foreign trade agreements. America's phones are being made by slave labour, Trump put a 20% import tariff on Chinese goods, unemployment in the US tanked. I have time for Thomas Sowell, but welfare can work when the cost is not born by people overseas working for governments that refuse to act responsibly. China receives billions in foreign aid, yet it has a space programme! Meanwhile Musk is providing free internet across Brazil's high school in defiance of the government's censorship of X, and he still makes a PROFIT!

[@kerisage4020]

⁠@@AndyJarmanTrump increased the tariffs because they’ve had 25% tariff on our products, for a long time, while we only expected 5% from them…..it wasn’t equal, or fair. Trump was the first president who had the balls to stand up to China and stop letting them screw us…..since Trump’s 2nd term was stolen from us and the White House has, once again, been taken over by this corrupt regime of dishonest, greedy, power hungry idiots, you can’t go anywhere in the USA without 75% of the products, in OUR stores, being from China….🤬🤦‍♀️

[@ArleneBrown-m4f]

Great episode, loaded with insightful, well researched data, great questions from host of one of my favorite podcasts. Keep up the great work!

[@DadSavesAmerica]

Thank you!!!

[@bonitabeach3127]

Thumbs up for Scoobee Doo reference! Great guest.

[@plumbthumbs9584]

She'd had gotten away with too, if it weren't for that pesky Constitution!

[@amandaVice-zy6eg]

I am really enjoying these interviews. This book sounds very interesting! It's refreshing to not hear the hyperbole that can come in to play in these types of conversations.

[@ottoburgess1555]

Love this Dr Reilly! Great discussion. More need to hear what he has to say.

[@arjay9745]

I could listen to this man speak all day.

[@jasonlee-os1qi]

Fantastic discussion!! Thank you!

[@airman122469]

lol “he was accused by Claudine Gay” Dude, no way any guy wanted to touch that thing.

[@chernobylcoleslaw6698]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@milestackettmusic]

One of the same ones. Yes I agree with Reilly’s take on the fall of Minneapolis and the Floyd case in general

[@thegroovypatriot]

I took a quick look at BLM and found that 32 groups were given 6 figure grants, and 27 of them were trans related groups. Two were groups for migrants. That leaves 3 groups like the local community or senior center or school programs. I'm sure that really helped the Black community.

[@retbeart]

Yes! Wil da Beast showing up on my feed. Going to be a fantastical commute.

[@thegroovypatriot]

Rushing Bison over a cliff was an older technique before horses. And they didn't just take the tongue and hump. The plains Indian people DID use almost every part of an animal. And they made Pemican out of meat and berries which did not require refrigeration. White hunters did take just the tongue and hide, letting the meat rot. Nomadic people who work that hard to secure a meal, do not waste a bunch of it. Necessity is the mother of invention. People come up with all kinds of things to solve problems, like the pemican, which lasted a long time.

[@kate-yk8gv]

Standing ovation from me

[@jackdhillic7400]

I love his clarity of thought!

[@chernobylcoleslaw6698]

Love me some Reilly - never boring.

[@dfinma]

54:50 Except the people with money make the rules which allow them to make more money. See also: fractional reserve banking.

[@willbell2707]

I'm so glad I found your channel ! Thanks for your content.

[@porchtime504]

This podcast was filled to the brim with pertinent info. Kudos. Riveting the whole 2 hours.

[@mikefitzgerald5127]

Thank you, Wilford, for what you do I feel like I've discovered a gem in this world. Keep it up.😊

[@williamerdman4888]

Dad, you're great. Enjoy every episode!

[@robertnastasi4738]

Love the show Dad it is very enlightening. Wilfred is awesome. Nothing but a whole lot of truth and honesty, what a relief to know that I am probably not the crazy one in this world.

[@DadSavesAmerica]

Thanks!!!

[@scillyautomatic]

"...a film I was working on..." OK. That explains the lighting production value.

[@DadSavesAmerica]

Yeah. Film and video is first and primary trade. Used to be a producer/creative director at Spike TV.

[@nicholasaustin2717]

@@DadSavesAmericaDude, just say “I worked at Manswers.” It is so good that it’s distracting when switching between rooms.

[@hipgnotist777]

17:34 Although I am largely in agreement, I must point out that "genetic inferiority" is certainly not the only remaining possible source of various "gaps."

[@wade2bosh]

Yes but that’s what blm thinks not him

[@TheWhitehiker]

Cogent and descriptive-- a much needed rebuttal to the ID poli Woke. Good job, Wilfred!

[@finestcitycycling621]

Yup. Can confirm RE open racism in Japan. Personally I never encountered it on a daily bases but when I did it was startling.

[@AndyJarman]

I moved to Australua from the UK in the 80s it was incredibly how racially uniform the place was, and yet they still found rudiculously insignificant differences to divide themselves with. The left wing oolirical party was "Catholic" whereas the right was "Protestant" - they had nothing else worth bickering over! Tou've got to appreciate just how good things are in those situations. National front page news in Australia at the moment is a couple of young Aussie dudes went surfing in Baha California and were found dead down a well. NATIONAL news! Now that's a pretty happy coyntry if you ask me.

[@Itriedtobe-wq9lj]

Baja...J is silent in Spanish.

[@timelapsega]

That happened in Mexico, very different levels of violence there because of the cartels. It was 2 Australian dudes and 1 American dude from California, I think thats where you may be getting Baja from.

[@kjellbjrnasmo480]

As a norwegian fan of Mr Wilfred I was kinda shocked to hear us Scandinavians are overtly racist... like wtf?

[@kathrynbaker8215]

Great interview. This is the kind of professor all students need.

[@TheTL415]

United Airlines donates heavily to LGB, Trans, drag too. They also donated I believe $1 million + during culovid which is weird because they took out a PPP loan to prevent bankruptcy. How is that legal to donate that much, yet they needed a PPP loan? Isn't it illegal to do that?

[@ugjhgjf]

21:56 Gaijin (外人) is two kanji: gai (外, "outside") and jin (人, "person"). Similar words include gaikoku (外国, "foreign country") and gaisha (外車, "foreign car")

[@bicycleisland9]

Yep. 'Gaijin' means nothing more than foreigner...Make it polite by adding 'san' at the end but devil? No. Although, thinking I've been called devil for 30 +years has it's appeal.

[@CharlesMacri]

One of your best interviews!!

[@317dallas]

Dr Rielly is a Thomas Sowell in the making. Armed with common sense and the perfect temperament would of loved to have professors like him when I went to college in the early 80's.

[@kkrenken895]

Great conversation. Bought the audiobook.

[@StumblingThroughItAll]

I have a theory on Wilfred's discussion of the blue and purple cubes: The Tocqueville Paradox fosters Prevalence-Induced Concept Change which are both reinforced and exacerbated with the Illusory Truth Effect. As something like institutional and explicit racial prejudice and injustice decreases, outrage about racial injustice actually increases. The newfound outrage has to be supported, so we shift the goalpost and start calling some of the most innocuous things examples of racial injustice (see microaggressions), then we get it pounded into our head through media and information we consume that convince us that nothing has changed and we still live in a Jim Crow (or Jim Eagle) country that was founded in 1619 and is permanently stained by the original sin with no hope for reconciliation. It's a vicious cycle that feeds off itself.

[@stacypastry2440]

I fell asleep listening to something else and this started. I had a very strange dream featuring your guest. Anyway, you'll also notice the same rage bait being used over and over.

[@AndyJarman]

It should be acknowledged that indentures were usually entered into by the servant to escape poverty. Indentureship usually paid for passage and provided food and shelter for ten years while the servant was establishing themselves and their reputation in the new society. It's a bit spurious to talk about indentureship as a form if slavery when it was actually a contract between people who were legally indistinguishable.

[@plumbthumbs9584]

This dude was awesome!

[@mr2981]

I wonder if he has worked with Roland Fryer.

[@kazparzyxzpenualt8111]

Please revise this narrative to include the Jamestown case of the Dutch ship that captured a transatlantic slave ship and sold the "cargo" there. These were the first humans subject to the north american slave trade which shifted the framework. Have to disagree. This transaction changed human trafficking into one of a strictly mercantile enterprise. The early history of Virginia and laws pertaining to interactions of white indentured individuals and what triggered the age of racism for people with black skin in the Virginia colony. The nuances are quite important and need to be better elaborated on.

[@rochellecaffee1417]

I am trying to get help from the ACLJ/Help. I am an American Legal (Portland, Oregon, USA) PRIVATE CITIZEN, A WOMAN being abused by my upstairs JW NEIGHBOR

[@kristineopsommer]

Who can't love Reilly (as long as he's not alluding to sexual mores)?

[@GeorgeSmiley77]

His thoughts on that topic are not very different from any evolutionary biologist's, i.e. backed up by a lot of evidence. While it's true that evo.bio.s tend to promote "old-fashioned" values about sex, it's also true that they are onto something very important for our species' continued existence. We have strayed! Btw, I am not promoting religion here; I'm an atheist. However, religion gets more stuff right than a lot of people are completely comfortable with.

[@Wihongi]

1:05:00 - Prevalence-Induced Concept Change, Levari et al.

[@Canadian_Skeptical]

John, if your great-grandparents were here now, they'd be different! Don't you think most people in Sicily get an education now? I know a Sicilian chip designer, he would get into America (except that he would insist on bringing his mother with him). Sicily is still a troubled place, but there is nothing wrong with most Sicilians. I think we should have more immigrants from there.

[@michaelhall7546]

Bald jimmy fallon with a Dennis prager voice? I got to quit smoking this stuff 😃

[@elizabethmartinez4086]

😂

[@plumbthumbs9584]

And a PJ O'Rourke mind!

[@brianmeen2158]

Great episode

[@KellyWalsh-rf1gu]

Great guest

[@micchristi8533]

Great conversation- so so great to hear some positives about our culture, vs. the usual rhetoric we get from the lefties.

[@MultipleGrievance]

Not sure where this guy is getting his data about porn but he's wrong about most of the things he said. The dopaminergic surge from a pornography binge is much higher than natural sex with a partner. As far as behaviors go, (be brought up scorong in basketball)There is nothing in the world that brings on a greater dopamine search outside of drugs of course, then Internet pornography. It's called a superstimulus for that reason.

[@t3tsuyaguy1]

Gaijin does not mean foreign devil. Foreign devil would be "Gaikoku no Akuma" or Gaikoku no Oni. Gaijin literally means "outside person" Gai=outside Jin=person.

[@bronwynking3586]

Thanks for a great interview. I think it would behoove American researchers to cast their nets further afield and look into how many different countries around the world were all trying to defund the police at the same time using different excuses!! In South Africa they said they needed to funnel money from our police (whom we need desperately) to save our airline SAA from bankruptcy - that's just one example. This is a GLOBAL agenda.

[@alaakela]

If spitting facts were a person.... It would be great to update Thomas Sowell's work. Hope the big guy approves 😂

[@kmaidotia]

Will is brilliant, it was good you gave him 2 hrs - he has a lot of wisdom mixed with humor to share. He is kinda the young Thomas Sowell.

[@jimmoses6617]

Wilfred is extremely bright. Wow.

[@ozzy7455]

Thanks for the great video lots of depth and insight. A well versed and researched guest as well. I wish more people would watch this, unfortunately some are going to call him a leftist loony and others a right wing white supremacist. Sometimes people that lean one way or the other or are in the middle truly need these conversations. Sometimes we need a reset or re-examination of our beliefs and see if they hold any weight to the well researched. We need out own checks and balances.

[@RenegadeContext]

Wilfred Reilly is such an informed and well educated person. I wish everyone was on his level. If any of the far left could present information with the same skill I would be much more likely to listen to them but so far most of what I have come across being pushed by these movements is easily debunked or just out there crazy. I would love a equal society I don't think what they are claiming works is the answer in fact it seems to be doing so much more damage

[@gabriellecollier8127]

Just purchased the book. This is gonna be tasty.

[@derptothemaxclearly]

JFC I was following along just fine with him. Then 1:38:55 the guy went right off the rails. Talk about living in an extremely protected bubble. He should ask those that have lost love ones to the cartels about *illegal* immigration sometime.

[@t3tsuyaguy1]

When you have a heavily homogenous population the likelihood that you know a minority personally is low. In a more pluralistic population, you are likely to know at least some members of minority populations. You are less likely to believe a negative statement about all (insert minority here) people, when you know someone personally that is a member of that group, that you know doesn't fit the negative statement.

[@williambarry8015]

Vengeance drives equity.

[@aidananstey9848]

Vengeance and envy.

[@kdub3892]

Getting this book

[@wadetisthammer3612]

3:40 to 5:18 - Using reason instead of mindless slogans like "defund the police" to reduce bad policing. 1:32:17 to 1:35:25 - The danger of bias online and in AI.

[@frankphillips7436]

Why would Logic 101 be taught in college?? If you haven’t gotten the basics of the principles of logic long before college, chances are you aren’t going to get it in college!!

[@LCculater]

Lying occurred every day ?

[@Traderbear]

Suicidal Empathy Gad Saad is writing about this

[@leveretth]

33:10 See Bret Weinstein's Cartesian Crisis.

[@Canadian_Skeptical]

Gaijin means "outside" "person", and Gweilo means "ghost". I've lived in Japan and China, and I vigoursly disagree that Japan is so racist. They often say things regarding race in Japan in an insensitive way, but it's a different culture, and their first language is much different than English. The Japanese are some of the nicest people on earth! China.. yeah that is really racist!

[@QEsposito510]

It means nothing, but New Jack City was not “the 70s and 80s.” It’s only on my mind because I rewatched it the other night. Rock a bye baby

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

It denied common sense calls to bring police chief under the constitution free from mayor authority and directly elected by the people for the people where the community could've used these to end prohibition era systems of top down rule where large gathering labor lost all power over to urban wealth. Democrats was in bad shape after civil war it may have been a time when so many immigrants and recently freed serfs and slaves came into civilized living but those days have passed. The organism may face challenges in different regions where different relationships are needed in regions time and place situations

[@AndyJarman]

Disparities couldn't possibly be due to cultural issues, could they? Just saying, perhaps social constructions are stopping people achieving. Hey, what about fœtal alcohol syndrome? Or intergenerational Complex PTSD creating dysfunctional responses to environmental and social stressors?

[@aidananstey9848]

Do you mean "worthless parents syndrome"? of course it makes it harder for children to break the cycle of poverty if they have useless/absent, abusive and or drug addicted parents.

[@chrismaupin]

@22:00 - this is incorrect. The Japanese word GaiJin (外人) simply means "outsider / outside person." While it may carry some baggage with it, the word itself does not contain any pejorative characters or sub-words. His assessment that racial attitudes in Japan can be harsh is not inaccurate.

[@killa3x]

Reiles!!!

[@MikeMcKenzie-y4y]

People that are not into GOD no nothing of what's going on . If it was not for GODs people you all would be in chains . Wake up to the truth . The only ones who know every step they are taking again is followers of Yashua Jesus .

[@RobNeeth]

Wait until someone realizes there are nations outside of America, where other demographics are the majority, and are consistently apocalyptical. Never waste your time like this. Don't argue against the points made by idiots; make better points.

[@brianomoli4]

Trust but verify is a dumb idea. Verify and then trust.

[@DadSavesAmerica]

Agreed.

[@frankphillips7436]

First recommendation? Skip any history book written by Howard Zinn!!

[@AndyJarman]

Ia this guy considered to be "black" in the US? I'm not sure he would be in Europe.

[@ours1209]

Pxssy, facts are out on Floyd. Read them!!

[@SunTingWong]

He overdosed on fentanyl..

[@roscodogg]

I like the information and overall message, but it's hard to get by the guy's voice/oratory style. Seemed too glib/flippant or something....

[@BruceWing]

It’s a fair critique. Style does matter. His substance is very good though.

[@mikem4984]

I like his style. It's very "matter of fact" and gets directly to the issue at hand without a lot of unnecessary flowery language, personal attacks, and irrelevant tangents.

[@t3tsuyaguy1]

The United States did not begin 1776. That is when the Declaration of Independence was signed. The government that signed that document was called the Continental Congress. After the war the Continental Congress passed the Articles of Confederation, creating the Confederation Congress, which lasted until 1787, when a Constitutional Convention was held, leading to our current constitution that was ratified in 1788. The United States began in 1788.

[@lloydtucker7205]

9:06 through 9:28 Why should I believe you over other versions you claim are not true? What element sets the results of your journalism apart as verifiable or demonstrably true? Are you speculating what happened? Were you an eye witness? My former pastor read Paul's words from Romans 9 a few years ago saying: _"I say the truth in Christ, I lie not, my conscience also bearing me witness in the Holy Ghost.."_ After which I thought to myself, _"how many people say something like that and they're not actually lying?"_ 🤔 There's no way to prove 90% of this stuff as true. Of course, Jerusalem is a real place that exists, but how does one prove something like the _"Holy Ghost,"_ or the _"Kingdom of God"_ are real? I found myself sitting in a room full of people who were just taking someone's word.

[@publicutility]

BS ! 100%

[@DadSavesAmerica]

Wow, you sure watch our videos FAST! Like, Time Machine fast. I’m impressed.

[@Aminal92]

Your head is empty. You haven’t even watched the video. You have come to a conclusion with even hearing the evidence.

[@metgirl5429]

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[@publicutility]

Ya, you've proved your intentions since day one. More importantly I know everything I need to know about your guest already.

[@publicutility]

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