Scott Adams Reaction

[@RH-zl7zb]

White dude here. I’ve always stood behind and supported blacks. I’ve actually sacrificed to help profoundly on more than one occasion. However for the last 10 years solid I’ve been called a racist strictly for the color of my skin. While told that blacks can’t be racist. And all of the other hogwash. We are sick of it.

[@bryanmack4054]

It all goes back to silly human tribalism. It’s so ridiculous that you have to laugh at it…otherwise, you’ll go insane

[@Figuring477]

A poll of 1000 people and he came to that conclusion! Please , Scott Adams is a shallow man

[@Figuring477]

The poll was done by a conservative group and Scott Adam took it and ran with it

[@yukiko6137]

@@Figuring477 1000 is called a representative poll. You don't have to poll 1 million people, you take a % of your population when you poll, asking them some questions first to understand who you're dealing with, then you ask the question the poll is about.

[@sonicgems]

@@Figuring477 I would love for the poll to be inaccurate, but if it's not, I recommend the same thing as Scott.

[@RoopaDudleyPaintings]

I appreciate the accountability. I am Central Asian (Afghanistan/Northern Pakistan) and I have taken a job as a substitute teacher. I see so much hate in the kids coming from Black community towards me and I am not even White. Most of the Black students (not all) don't do their assignments, skip the class, use foul language (excessive use of F word and N word), and total lack of respect for their teachers. There are days I drive back home crying.

[@johnnypastrana6727]

Will pray for you dear...🌹

[@MmeO]

I'm so sorry - you deserve only kindness for trying to make a difference.

[@lolajl]

Bless you for being a substitute teacher. I'm so sorry these students are acting like this. It wasn't like this when I was in high school several decades ago in the 20th century.

[@jramir2]

You are a substitute teacher. There is very little of a relationship you are there to build. Of course they don't see you as a person of trust. You are there one minute and gone the next.

[@Lordlovaduck]

Substitute is almost permanent in many places. Just a way to hire fast when rotation is unbelievable fast.

[@bryan805]

“Racism isn’t dead, but it’s on life support, kept alive by race hustlers who get a sense of superiority by denouncing others as racists.” - Thomas Sowell

[@hankosaurus]

The writings of Dr. Thomas Sowell should be required reading for everyone in school. We ignore his wisdom at our peril. Check him out on KZbin if you are not already aware of him.

[@aralsea1]

That would be the media.

[@sonicgems]

**cries in Al Sharpton**

[@joebauers3746]

I am getting old, and I thought we had, for the most part, gotten past racism in the 80's... Somehow The Left has revived it and it is all they seem to talk about in place of logical arguments and solutions with the full backing of 99% of MSM and Corporate Power. This is a Marxist/Globalist push.

[@johnedwards4080]

I’m a 65 year old white man and Thomas Sowell is my favorite intellectual who is undeniably brilliant. I remember debating a point with a black fellow student in one of my MBA classes many years ago. I brought up Thomas Sowell and recall how this student then derogatorily asked, Who’s he? Just some shuffling shuck and jive black dude? Yeah, no. Sowell should be required reading in every school in this country, but leftists prefer living in the dark and continuing to promote the same policies to destroy black families that they’ve been promoting since FDR and then put on steroids with LBJ.

[@CryptoMike747]

Thank you sir! As a dude who is "white" I'm sick of feeling like people hate me for no reason.

[@punch_bowl_turd3005]

then start saying I WILL NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR HAVING THE WRONG SKIN COLOR IN 2023! rid the white shit & put it back on those who are doing this.

[@dialoguealways3980]

Has anyone said they hated you? Did they say they had no reason?

[@emarskineel]

It’s not a feeling, it’s the truth. White males are the only group that is socially acceptable to openly hate.

[@jramir2]

Better to feel hated than to actually be massacred by a white racist shooter. Which happens every couple of years against black people.

[@briannichols4856]

Unfortunatrly.......they hate u

[@lordsofchaos1005]

I'm white and I went to mostly black schools as a child in the 80s and 90s. It wasn't a good experience at all. At 44 years of age, those experiences still haunt me. If you get jumped by another race of people time and time again for years on end based on your race, it will definitely affect how you view that group for the rest of your life.

[@dontes5009]

The black people had worst experiences in all white schools. They all got over it, you should too. Toughen up a bit.

[@jobobtargaryen1258]

Yeah, who's lynching who for the past few decades?

[@DEEPCYCLEGARAGE]

"White boy cracker" as the blacks called me while bullying and intimidating me and others in 80's North Mpls high school. I agree with Adams 100%. All I want for my retirement is to be in a 100% white area.

[@arravolleyball]

​@@jobobtargaryen1258democrats were the lynchers

[@dreshiv3302]

So because u got ur ass whooped in school all black people are bad and deserve to be treated like this? Yall kill me crying tattoo tears get over it we all had bullies we all went through shit in high school.

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

But the poll didn't ask if they liked Scott Adams. They asked what black people thought of white people. Of all the blacks who were asked, more than 50% were racist towards white people. In light of that, Scott's reaction is understandable. Of course, that doesn't mean that all black people are racist against whites - but it's about taking precautions and if you, as a white person, live in a black area, you are at risk of being exposed to hate crime. So Scott is absolutely right in his advice to white people.

[@smak387]

The poll was only 160 people. But your point is well taken

[@johndeaux3703]

He wasn't basing his statement only on the poll. His critics claim that he did to discredit him. They never play the whole clip of him talking.

[@acornsucks2111]

Generalizing is reality. If half the people hate you for no reason, that is a high benchmark. Its easier to keep your distance rather than try to go through all the effort in sorting out which ones are the haters.

[@kaelothsgaming8199]

I grew up in NY. And I'll be honest, one of the reasons why I left was due to all the black crime in my city. You didn't know if you were going to get randomly shot or stabbed where I lived. Shortly after I left NY, my friend was murdered by two black guys. And there was no justice for him, because the city didn't want to increase racial tensions. And this was back in 2008... I have no problem with black Conservatives or Libertarians. Even though I'm not Christian. I love both groups. But black liberals... I have had issues with this group since I was little, because I was bullied by black liberals. And I had a black gf until her father found out, because he was a racist piece of crap. That was the last straw for me. I understand where Scott is coming from. If you live in a major blue city and are surrounded by black liberals, then I would have to agree with him. Because when the crap hits the fan in this country, then the vast majority of the black community will go tribal. Most modern white people won't be able to handle it. But it's completely different with black Conservatives and Libertarians. Unfortunately, you guys only make up about 10% of the black community. So, this is where I disagree with Scott. If you are surrounded by black Conservatives or Libertarians, then there isn't a problem. These groups have a different mentality than their liberal counterparts. It just comes down to surrounding yourself with like-minded people and race doesn't matter for that. Race is only a real issue in this country if you live in a major blue city that is densely populated. Or if you live in a part of the country that tends to be racist. I currently live in a red Southwest state and black people have never been an issue here. Illegals are another story though... lol One of my favorite singers is Chris Hart (the one that operates in Japan). If the black community gave off his vibe, then I think things would be different. But that's just my opinion. I don't know if he's left or right, but I don't care. I do make exceptions. lol

[@century21niseko81]

I live in Japan. Mr.Hart is excellent

[@kaelothsgaming8199]

@@century21niseko81 I wish he would put out more music lol

[@robertrodgers1423]

I wish you would have included Scott Adams explanation of his experience with affirmative action where he lost two promotions because he was a white male and that equality has been nearly reached in the workspace such that affirmative action is now hurting those truly promoted based on talent.

[@ellasoes8325]

Yeah, and what happened to Scott was a LONG time ago, already. Ca. 1978-79. So it's hard to believe no strides of progress have been made in 45 years.

[@kennyw7895]

He talked a bit more about this in his recent interview with Hotep Jesus

[@uber9pig]

Your audience would have been better served if you had taken 8 seconds to see if the poll results were real. If you disagree with the poll methodology that's a different thing and should be addressed separately. Even he would not say he believes the poll is perfect. How far off do the think the poll was?

[@lindadunn8787]

Thank you for your comments. Hotep Jesus did an interview with Scott Adams that I think provides good food for thought. Again, thank you for using your voice. I enjoyed hearing what you had to say.

[@veneration1]

Well said Zeek, I appreciate your work. I think a lot of other people misunderstand Scott Adams, for a start a lot of what he says is dry humour, but his general take was IF this poll is a representation of black America and almost 50% either don't think it is okay to be white or just as bad that they don't know if it is okay to be white, then it is better he moves to a area where a lot of people won't hate him for his skin colour. He didn't mention any violence, just a peaceful way to not always be wondering if many of the population will be hating you purely for skin colour, if the poll is to be accurate of the general population. Yes, 53% were okay with people being white, but why risk it when 47% of them aren't. Again, it was a generalised comment, not to be taken fully seriously, but at the same time he is being semi-serious and speaking some truth. What I think is fascinating is that the media hated on Scott without caring at all about the alarming poll results. Could you imagine if a professional Rasmussen poll (like this one was) said that 47% of white people polled didn't think it was okay to be black, the media would be attacking those polled, not any commentator who told black people to move away from whites.

[@basicforge]

If Scott Adams was joking, he would have served himself and his listeners better if he had just said so up front. Now it is too late.

[@SLam-ve3yp]

He said that he keeps seeing videos of blacks beating whites. Yes, he mentioned the violence of blacks on white.

[@mrjp2149]

The fact is, people naturally self-segregate. Polish people migrate to the US & move into polish neighbors. The Chinese, Mexican, Puerto Rican, Ukrainian, Jewish, and Middle Eastern people all do the same. It's only racist when whites and blacks do it? I don't think so, people have always been more comfortable around other people that look like themselves.

[@HairyPixels]

Look at racial dot maps of the US for proof of this.

[@dst1311]

Yep, take a look at churches every Sunday. Birds of a feather

[@johnedwards4080]

White guy who would 100% prefer being around any conservative black person with string family values over any white virtue-signaling, sanctimonious, Pearl-clutching white leftist any day of the week.

[@Kinlaar]

Thank you for the video. I also believe the vast majority of people just want to live around good people, regardless of their race or anything else. This whole narrative that's been pushed for years now is doing nothing but harm to our country and the people in it, and I appreciate seeing folks like yourself speak out about it.

[@dreamsofturtles1828]

Total agreement. I would rather live around a nice black family than a ignorant, nasty white family any day. In fact, there are a couple nice black families in the neighborhood & i dont think anyone cares. I live in the south too.

[@ricardomontoya5627]

Im a white latino and have recently had more experience with new black neighbours (at my location and at my gfs) and to be honest. Black people are excessively inconsiderate and noisy despite requests to keep the noise/music down. It is consistent. This is also one of the reasons white flight takes place and then the real estate values fall. Its is not racist to express opinions. If anything racism is against anything white in the current clown world.

[@kenyafromcali]

I live in the inner city in Atlanta, Ga. Scott Adams was 100% correct. I feel the same way. I live in reality. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@katzsteel]

It’s so refreshing to hear you speak the truth. So few black men are willing to do so. I find myself in a “dark” place when I think of the black community as a whole. You give me hope, but unfortunately you’re only one man. I’m tired of the excuses and handouts that the community expects. I’m tired of the out of control violence. I’m tired of the blame that is solely placed upon the white folks. I’m tired of the stealing. I’m tired of the victim hood mentality. I fear that the black community will never find the willpower to pull themselves out of the mess. Black men of the 60’s seemed to have the right stuff. Family came first along with a legal job. What happened? Was it welfare that corrupted the black family? If I had to guess, I’d say so. What’s your take? I’d love to see an episode dealing with this subject!

[@jatollar]

They will succeed because they will eventually see through the lies that are keeping them down. They currently have a cultural issue that is compounded by institutions that prevent their success even if there are well meaning people in them. It's becoming more and more difficult to keep them from seeing that they have responsibility for their lives even though they may have been dealt a bad hand.

[@katzsteel]

@@jatollar You’re very optimistic, I’m much less so as I have not seen any progress to betterment. It’s all been downhill for the last several decades. There are no black leaders currently that don’t speak some sort of hate. The drugs, gangs and incarceration is a huge mountain to overcome. The lack of self awareness is one of the biggest issues too. First, it takes the realization that THEY are the problem and no one else is to blame.

[@jatollar]

@@katzsteel I wouldn't describe myself as very optimistic, but how many more decades can they be betrayed by unremarkable people before they all wake up. I don't claim Trump is god king, but he did hit enough truth to gain more black vote during his term. For me personally, I see an increasing number of black libertarians and youtubers waking up. Their leadership is almost entirely composed of imposters who don't give a shit about them and are actively hurting them. Their leadership is also composed almost entirely of morons. There's just no way this can last.

[@terrancecoard388]

@@katzsteel He is not alone...there are many that see the ugly that the politicians and race baiters are spreading. As to "black leaders", they should be in Congress, Senate, Mayorships not the likes of the grifters that the MSM has anointed. Not even black people respect them and within the black community, only those that can make a dime off of them pretend they have value. The Left will denigrate any black person that does not march lock step with their agenda. The vile ugliness that comes out of the mouths of the black "journalists" at the MSM is absolutely appalling! Just before the last State of The Union, a young black boy of nine started college courses and would have been a prime guest because of his achievements. One would think that Lunch Bucket Joe would highlight someone from Harrisburg...but no, he was not and was most likely because he was smart and his parents were immigrants. It is the same reason Dr Ben Carson's name was removed from the school named after him. I expect it to be named after George Floyd. If we started tomorrow to change the mindset of urban blacks I see it taking at least another forty years minimum, to right the course.

[@smak387]

Liberalism happened. Back in the 60s those men you referenced believed in God. Now the democratic party is the only religion they have and their new God is liberalism and their only commandment is "do what though wilt"

[@416dl]

Thanks for this Zeek. I've been following Scott for a long time and recognize that what he's doing is intended to bring our perceptions of the issues, as much as the issues themselves, to a head. I suggest you continue to watch what Scott does and expect his point of view to end up being a remedy more than a provocation. As so many are saying, on both sides of the issue; "he ain't wrong". Medicine can indeed be bitter and even painful. Let's look ahead to a healthier future. cheers.

[@MmeO]

New listener here - old white lady who still believes in MLKs dream at a time when many black folks don't. I'm a transplanted "Lawng-Islander" who now lives out west. You did what my parents did - I was born in the Bronx but they moved out to the island for the benefit of their children. GREAT place to grow up, I sincerely wish you well. I appreciate your take and concern. I "get" what Adams is trying to do but as an old white man, he's dancing on the third rail and is going to get fried to a crisp - Kanye is the one who could do it, but he's sadly got issues. As someone in a biracial marriage with beautiful mixed race children, I am so sad to see things like the Proud Family, CRT as presented and the 1619 project. I really thought my generation had teed it up for us all to crush racism. It's so sad to see where this country is today. You are right - pushback is coming.

[@TruthSupremacy777]

Scott Adams is correct. He should be applauded for telling the truth.

[@chingonbass]

When i first watched scotts video I was LMAO because I knew it was going to piss off all the racists and black supremacists.

[@tycurtin7565]

It was designed that way to prove how racist the media is.

[@chingonbass]

@@tycurtin7565 stop with the conspiracy theories.

[@tycurtin7565]

@@chingonbassYou don't think the media is racist? Do you watch TV?

[@tycurtin7565]

@@chingonbass OH wait!!! You're either black or you are white and live in an all white neighborhood. They are the same thing.

[@chingonbass]

@@tycurtin7565 the media pushes cultural marxism. Who owns the media? Jews. Who then controls the culture that gets put out by the media? Same people. Who created black culture via media/music? Same people. You have to go much deeper into things, it's more than the racist comfort blanket you hold on to so tight. And it starts back in the late 1800's with the first civil rights movement.

[@michaeljoseph2285]

Scott Adams is not a racist, he is making a point.

[@hotpocket5501]

Scott Adams stated a few days ago that he was willing to sacrifice his career to start this conversation. He seems to have succeeded at both at this point.

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

He won't start a conversation. People listening now were already listening. I think he said in his interview that people don't change their mind. They don't. His approach was very poor. He's just melting down and desperate.

[@hotpocket5501]

@@wellnesspathforme6236 I disagree. His situation has caused myself to be engaged in several conversations regarding the issue just today alone. And it is happening all over the country right now. I agree that his approach could have been better, but his desired result is happening.

[@johnwatts8346]

@@wellnesspathforme6236 b*llsh*t, hes doing just fine, he knows exactly what hes doing, hes a veteran at this whilst you are a fool.

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

@@hotpocket5501 OK, we will see. I'm quite confident that nothing will change and the degeneration and division of society continues according to the Money Power plan. What tangible positive results do you see coming from this? Let's set some goals. PS -- I hope I'm wrong, but I'm not. I know the top down financed system works. Unless you Scott impacts paychecks of the decision makers, they simply don't care. CovFeFe was a perfect example. Mandates came down in spite of a jab that did nothing for the disease or transmission. The decision makers simply did not care if you had a stack of science proving your point.

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

@@johnwatts8346 What is he doing, and what tangible positive results do you see coming from this that could not have been achieved by him losing his income sources? Warning, this requires thought, not just reaction.

[@Rascal77s]

Hi Zeek. 1st time seeing your channel. I appreciate your thoughtful and fair take. I don't think scott is racist. There is a growing frustration in this country because people feel that not only is racism against white people is accepted, it is encouraged. The black group you showed in the video is common all over the internet. Even some mainstream media outlets openly promote those views. I think what scott said wasn't nearly as bad as some of the things I hear about white people on MSNBC and CNN these days. While they are cheered scott is cancelled. It even goes beyond that with some universities now having black only housing, safe spaces and clubs because black students "don't feel safe" around white people. They have actually reintroduced racial segregation and consider it a good thing. Scott isnt a fool, he knew what would happen. But I think that was his point; to show the hypocrisy. The vast majority of white people are not racist, but what do you do when you feel hated? You get away from the people who hate you or harm you. It's no more racist than you moving to put your family in a better environment. Sadly there

[@MrMisterPickles]

He's opened up a conversation that nobody wants to speak aloud. Everyone here watching Zeke is interested in having a conversation that we're supposed to believe is racist just to whisper about. What Adams has done is a gift to all of us who are tired of the race circus. Hotep Jesus had an amazing conversation with Adams that just puts a lot about this issue into perspective, starts at 10 minutes in since it was a live stream: Hotep Jesus interviews Scott Adams - It's Okay to Be White: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZapcmCkaLiAiNk

[@timothywiebe4714]

If you’re ‘uncomfortable’ with his reaction to the poll - you’re half way there. Scott is illuminating racist politics and media. Notice you don’t hear people criticizing the widely dispersed divisive poll 👂

[@yamacat833]

Scott may be too blunt for what he said, but he ain't lying. Don't believe it? I'll give you a free ride to 95th and State St. in Chicago and you'll know what he means.....

[@allanmarks2150]

Greetings from Guatemala. I know that Scott is saying that he loves black people and is happy to deal with black people as individuals. It is black people as group of people for whom a majority of that group, hates Scott, because Scott is not black - thst is thr Black group Scott is advising non-blacks to stay away from

[@jobobtargaryen1258]

It's not "one poll" it's a common mainstream sentiment.

[@billbill6576]

Right, you wouldn’t see the beatings and attacks on the internet every day if it wasn’t true. It’s a sad reality.

[@derekhudson3523]

It wasn't racist when Malcolm X spoke on this same thing and it's not racist now. People will always want what's most beneficial to them and their families. I challenge anyone to name one single benefit a non-black family would get by living in a predominantly black neighborhood. Change needs to come from within. I would recommend preaching conservatism and forcing the predatory liberal politicians out of their neighborhoods. That's a good start.

[@hankosaurus]

A good library for that teaching would be the books of Dr. Thomas Sowell.

[@derekhudson3523]

@@hankosaurus I'm sure Thomas Sowell has long since been cancelled by the leftist education industrial complex.

[@Shaddowbanned]

It was 53% and it was from a reputable polling

[@lawrencemartin24]

I have no bones to pick with minorities. In 1995 I tried to buy a small Ford Dealership. I spent 16 years working with Ford. Won numerous awards. When I applied I was told that that particular franchise was only being considered for a minority owned dealer. I watched 3 unqualified minority men go broke in that location in 9 years. The 4th man went in there. I called on him a year in business and he was going under. I felt terrible for him. By that time I was a successful Chevrolet dealer. I bought that store 3 years later but only after 4 good men were given an opportunity to lose everything by a corporation who only wanted to fill their racial quotas.

[@brianjanson3498]

You made a good point about Scott Adams reacting emotionally. I think that poll actually shocked and hurt him. A thoughtful and honest analysis. Thank you.

[@andrewdiener3011]

The poll was the straw that broke the camel's back. Scott Adam's has a lifetime of experience to draw from. I lived in a mixed neighborhood for 25 years until my financial situation improved enough so I could leave. And leave I did.

[@huckfinn301]

He ain’t wrong

[@army8212]

The man simply told the truth, but no one wants to hear the TRUTH! Accountability and Truth is like "Kryptonite" to the Black community.

[@peace-yv4qd]

I was born in Long Beach California. 1945. The communities were segregated, but growing up as a kid I was oblivious to lot things back then. My parents never spoke badly about black people. I lived thru the Watts Riots and seeing the city streets completely empty at night and national guard troops patrolling Long Beach. It really shook me up back then. Despite all of the changes I've seen since my youth it's almost like nothing has changed. In fact I think we're more divided now than we were back then. I have to agree with Mr Adams. I don't think it's a fixable scenario.

[@umrocketsbaby]

I stumbled upon this video by accident. I grew up in a poor / low middle class area and went to public school where I was 1 of maybe 20 white children in the district. Was bullied and called names but we were kids and all of my friends were black. The bullying bothered me, but not the race of the people doing it. Now I work as a nurse in the mental health and substance abuse field and definitely get subjected to verbal abuse from every race. I've never thought of myself or considered myself racist once in my life. Over the past 2-3 years there have been several times where I looked in the mirror and wondered if that was true. I find myself getting more and more upset when I hear how being white is somehow inherently bad and how I'm somehow at fault for the color of my skin. I'm still confident that I am not a racist, but I'd be lying if I said that there isn't some internal flame of disdain growing for anyone that speaks ill of me or I'll of others that look like me. I'm wondering if anyone else experiences these feelings and how do you handle them or dismiss them. How do I not become what some people say we (white people) are.

[@hithere4719]

“Racist” is a word used to bully Whites into accepting the obvious antiWhite attacks which occur every day.

[@umrocketsbaby]

@Hi There I think there may be a little bit of truth to what you say but I think that's a bit of an overrationlization and also implies that racism can only be one directional. I'm worried that myself and maybe other like minded individual could be exposed to so many narratives about all fair skinned people being racist that it will lead to that very thing

[@hithere4719]

@@umrocketsbaby this is why I (and many others) use “antiWhite” instead of “racist” to describe this hatred against us. I’m not going to try to nudged you one way or the other since you’re clearly going through this reassessment of what you’ve been told, and I know grass won’t grow faster by pulling on it. Just try that switch in vocabulary when you see “racism against Whites” to avoid the loud *BUZZ* we get whenever we think “racist” thoughts ❤️👍🏻

[@terrancecoard388]

Don't fall into the trap of the race baiters, we all have a little something inside based of life experiences. Don't mean you are a racist. I grew up in the worst part of Brooklyn and you cannot pay me to go there once I escaped in '81! My experience thought me it is dangerous. May I suggest Jericho Green on YT...he adds humor to the daily onslaught of stupidity from the Left.

[@richardfloridaman]

I'm gay. I'm also a first generation American. In my early days I knew that people wouldn't like me, or want to be around me. I ended up in foster care, met both sides of my family as an adult... and none of them wanted anything to do with me. Big deal? No. If you don't wanna be around me, don't be around me. I'm not offended if people dislike me because I'm gay. That's their choice. I don't care. I'm not sure why everyone is offended ALL of the time. You have the right to 'get-away' from me and I have the right to 'be-away' from people too.

[@carolinewilliams6791]

Thank you for speaking of this extremely sensitive subject, so candidly, while stating real facts. Sadly the racial lines have been politicized by a group of divisive parasites that benefit from creating this division. The good people in America irrelevant of race always loose when the parasites maintain control of the discussion, It’s been long overdue that We the people no longer let these parasites get the best of us. I am grateful for your voice and courage. 🙏🏻❤

[@fredharvey2720]

The parasites have small hats. Teeny little hats. Some call them Grabblers.

[@cathyrowekamp5176]

I too appreciate your remarks here. Scott Adams deserves much more thoughtful responses like yours. Instead he’s subjected to the screeching virtue signaling of the woke mob and canceling. Thanks for contributing to the conversation.

[@winnieblews]

There are organisations and individuals who makes millions of dollars a year based on "fighting racism" and race theory. It's the same as homelessness. If you cleaned it up and said the problem is solved then that wouldn't be good for some peoples bank accounts.

[@jasonk.-im6od]

Scott is right. He's simply saying to stay away from people who are dangerous. But we need a rational discussion on race. We can't even have that bc you always get called a racist. America is in trouble.

[@hcnevils]

I follow you on Twitter and this is the first time I've watched your show. I really enjoy listening to your perspective. Will definitely be watching more!!! 😊

[@denisewiggins5172]

Hell I want to run from my race 😂😂😂

[@anmorton1]

Scott Adams enjoys trying to be a thoughtful troll. Sometimes he's better at it than others.

[@doe729]

Very thoughtful video. I watched Scott’s stream that day, and I am sure that everyone that was watching knew what was coming for Scott as well at Scott knew what was about to happen.. my thoughts on all this are not important to post here but just wanted to let you know that I’ve never seen your channel before but it was recommended to me, so you definitely got a boost.

[@Campbase1]

You nailed it in your closing statement. So sick and tired. You cant fight racism with racism against whites.

[@kevinbergman8532]

We peaked in the 2000s.

[@skeptigal4626]

We were about at our peak when Obama took office. He basically gave blacks permission to hate whites.

[@ruthregister740]

Enjoyed the way Zeek listened carefully and took us through his thinking step by step

[@chrisbolducrowan5110]

Just earned my sub. I’ve been subbing to all the channels like yours I could find that do a great job of exercising tolerance, compassion, discernment and wisdom in approaching these topics. It breaks my heart to see this. It’s so easy to just react to things like this with anger and frustration, but it requires an almost superhuman level of empathy and reflection. It’s such a challenging struggle as a society. We just need to keep working and listening to each other.

[@barrylongyear1933]

Good Talk, and you picked up on it quicker than I did. I had to watch the Scott Adams Hotep Jesus interview to appreciate what Scott did and what it's going to cost him to reveal knee-jerk virtue signaling and how, with the media, it makes money by finding problems where there are none, and where a problem exists inflaming it beyond all repair.

[@SmedleyDouwright]

Scott Adams rant was against racism.

[@fiandertaylor5120]

Awesome dude, let’s find that middle ground before the push back gets frantic. In the end we need to hold these race hustlers who sow division responsible and shame them publicly.

[@ChanceShirley]

It is weird that people on these replies keep saying “race hustlers” when what they mean is “racist white supremists.”

[@kendrickleist4662]

Thanks for your thoughts. Expanding on them, I have found that grievance influencers, whether it be news, opinion, education, or entertainment, have created a hyper-sensitive society where any thoughtful or complex comment is susceptible to being considered offensive by someone. It makes it impossible to have such conversations, such as regarding poverty, drugs, education, etc.

[@saraohara2504]

Here’s my take, and my OPINION: Throughout his entire adult life Scott has considered himself a strong supporter of Black people - actually, I’d say that he even considered himself more than a supporter. I have no idea what he has or has not done in terms of that support, but based on things he’s said over the years, I’ve definitely gotten the impression that he considered himself an advocate - in other words, he did not consider himself just a passive supporter. He considered himself actively dedicated in his support. So, I think Scott was STUNNED & deeply hurt when he saw that poll. Now, my question for Scott would’ve been, “Why the hell do you still trusts polls?”-but whatever. Regardless, that poll affected him negatively & profoundly. I think the poll convinced him (in the moment, at least) that half of all black people viewed him no differently than a true racist, and it blew his mind. His hurt (primary emotion) morphed into anger & rage (secondary emotion), and he felt compelled to publicly vent about the hypocrisy, among other things. What we witnessed was the blackpilling of Scott Adams (NO pun intended). That altered worldview inspired him to make a public statement kamikaze style-and if he ended up sacrificing Dilbert & his career, then so be it. I empathize with his point of view-but here is where he deserves criticism, in my OPINION…. I feel VERY connected to Black conservatives & black patriots. I admire them because typically they are overflowing with several of the character traits I value most-like common sense, independent- & critical-thinking, respect for our nation, accountability for self & others, belief in the ability to improve oneself slowly & steadily with each good decision made, anti-bullsh*t, anti-woke, etc. Sadly, being a black conservative-or even a patriotic black Independent-really IS still going against the grain. The ones who choose to go against the grain anyway are leaders. True leaders. They give me hope & I just genuinely have a lot of love & appreciation for them. So, that’s the problem I see with what Scott said: He did not, in my OPINION, make the distinction nearly clear enough that he was specifically referring to the black people involved in that poll & anyone else who holds on to that same sort of brainwashed mentality. Black conservatives are solid af & we ought to acknowledge them when venting about how fed up we are with this anti-white trend or movement, or whatever it is♥️

[@smak387]

There was no confusion about who Scott was referring to. We all understand the nature of problem he was highlighting and the players involved

[@saraohara2504]

@M M Hey I’m with you & definitely not against you. But when someone like Scott Adams publicly blows off steam & calls out hypocrisy boldly like he did, the response people have can never be accurately described in absolute statements. So, it’s untrue that “we all understand” & “there’s no confusion.” Perfect understanding totally in sync with one another is more dystopian than utopian anyway.

[@smak387]

@@saraohara2504 he could have been more clear but do you think he would have received any less heat?

[@saraohara2504]

@M M well….that’s a good question. I think so. I think he could have emphasized certain of his points a lot more & toned down or removed other points, and then I believe he would have escaped the Dilbert cancellation. But hey, if he felt he needed to say exactly what he said, in exactly the way he said it, then do be it - free speech baby. But if it were me. If I had that big platform, I would’ve just gone off about the poll result itself, and I would’ve emphasized the question, u know, “what the hell is this? & who could possibly deny the racism toward white people indicated by these poll results?” I would have chosen to skip the “they can’t be helped”… “get the hell away” & stuff like that that he said

[@smak387]

@Sara Ohara I suspect that anything he said about the poll would have drawn scrutiny. That is the point with post-modernism and Marxism: if anyone commits the crime of even noticing what you are doing, they are guilty as well. Its like Orwell said..day by day they change history, language and society, but you are NOT supposed to notice. If you notice they shifted the definition of racism to allow it on a one way road, you are just as guilty as Scott is for saying the rediculous things he said. YOU are "sick in the head" or a "conspiracy theorist" if you notice their revolution. In summary, his great crime is noticing. The poll maker is also now in trouble too. Marxists want all of this to go unnoticed so they can have their revolution without interference. If you read your intial comment again, you will see that even we temper our genuine criticism to make the Marxists more confortable!!

[@ManInTheBigHat]

I don't know if I'd call it "push back" but I didn't used to be prejudice against black people, but over the last few years I find myself keeping my distance from any black people. It was at decision or announcement like Adams's. It just happened organically. This video gives a good representation of the situation in my opinion.

[@igpxmaster]

I’m Haitian American and when we started arriving African Americans bullied us we literally had to create gangs to combat them and earn our so called”respect” all the Haitian Americans I grew up with became a lawyers doctors business owners heck even Reginald Fils-Aimé president of Nintendo USA is Haitian we started off living in the hood due to low income than we all moved out and live in gated communities the key is family structure we had strict rules and there were many Haitian churches we went to as kids to keep the community tight knit of course we can’t completely blame afro Americans due to them not being able to access certain things in the past due to racism. but things have changed other Africans / Caribbean are coming and seizing the opportunity from America unfortunately you can’t keep spinning a community in circles and expect them to walk straight they still need more time there are a lot of Afro Americans that are doing their thing but there are a lot that’s not time to look within Democrats, social media , feminism is killing the black American community other blacks who immigrate here typical do we’ll family structure is key

[@wfcperrine]

You sir, are a clear-thinking person who I would stand beside and support. Just subscribed. Thank you for this video.

[@keelerhastings7109]

Don't say he's being emotional just because he's telling the truth ,

[@SusanBaileyAmazingEstate]

It’s called white flight and it’s not new.

[@ShortCrypticTales]

honestly what is the point of being a legal citizen anymore in the USA

[@skeptigal4626]

The results of that poll are so sad for the American people. I had no idea I was so hated, and will be more careful in the future.

[@sdjslkdjlsskldjslkdjsl8262]

The poll is questionable, but it's pretty clear race relations are absolutely fucked up in the US, to a degree that there's always some weird tensions in any interracial interaction. Scott definitely expressed his point in a 'career-suicidal' sort of way though, for whatever reason (either because he's old and wants to retire anyway, or who knows why)

[@fredk3859]

Great video ... I think Scott Adams was deliberately being provocative. I've watched him off and on for a few years and while I don't agree with a lot of his opinions on science and religion, I know he's not a racist. For myself, I'm more concerned about getting the hell away from woke people and criminals than from ordinary conservative black people. I'd prefer to live in a conservative multi-cultural neighborhood than a woke white neighborhood.

[@gochuckyourself-yf2rz]

Baby that was just a dream ! Black people have taken that dream and turned it into a nightmare !

[@baggins1]

I was raised at Fort Bragg and we had all the spectrum of people in my grad class. I am thankful for that.

[@baggins1]

@Truth Crime AF first assignment too. Back in NC after 30 years

[@IrishStock3]

I just came from watching the interview on the Glazov Gang, you speak the truth... and I'm interested in what you have to say... therefore I'm subscribing to your channel....thank you Jesus.

[@ezekielbrockmann114]

Interesting perspective, Brother. God bless you and your family.

[@jamesmoore4397]

You can't speak on race without generalizing....that being said, I'd rather be the only black guy in a white neighborhood than the only white guy in a black neighborhood. Even that would have some exceptions. But the more I keep seeing this clip...the more I think...if the best thing to do is to stay away...stay away. Don't talk about it, don't put it on social media, don't go into predominantly black neighborhoods. Just walk away.

[@wbrockalexander]

Enjoyed hearing your perspective.

[@jeffmutrie227]

Straight white male here. Can I get someone's permission to have a opinion? P!ease!

[@woodboogerfarm]

I wish more folks thought like you....it all boils down to good vs evil in this world....If folks would just follow Christ and his teachings we wouldnt have any worries.

[@davidmarkmann6098]

A very reasonable analysis.

[@HEADSPACES]

Every black friend I have admitted to me that the poll is probably accurate, if not even lower than it should be. I still hang out with my friends(who are demonstrably smart, hardworking, and of good character, and who themselves got away from their own majority neighborhoods) but pattern recognition as a basis for self preservation isn’t something that’s gonna go away. It just is what it is, no hate, just an uncomfortable reality we have to navigate to keep our families safe.

[@howardj2433]

People are starving for the truth. Your inspirational words + the comments here prove that we still recognize the truth when we see it. Thanks and best regards from an old, white Scott Adams fan

[@scottdarden3091]

6 days after this I saw you on Lou's channel and I had to come check you out.

[@MP-qc8jf]

First time watching you. Thank you for the thoughtful comments. Much appreciated.

[@theartist8906]

Your one of the Humam Beings bro. Keep fighting the good fight.

[@mferraz2050]

The problem is having the definition of racism changed to simply existing. Can’t see how anyone who loves all people would or could be happy about that. Many were raised to see color as superficial and character as key. Hard to change a lifetime of that overnight to accept being called something that you see as pure evil. If it’s privilege to have never identified yourself by the color of your skin, that’s privilege everyone should have. This idea that re-racializing the country is the way to go, seems extremely unwise, given our history. There has to be a better way.

[@hankosaurus]

Dr. Thomas Sowell said we should treat everyone exactly the same, making no exceptions because of race or skin color. He was speaking of individuals. He is absolutely right.

[@Budd631]

Long Island native here. Loved in Holbrook for 38 years. Worked in Hempstead for years, had a sister who went to Hofstra, etc. The black areas are tough bc culture: skin color isn’t a thing. Famous blacks move to white areas why? Good vid

[@robbiesharp311]

Thank you for your video. I'm native american and my people are the only ones that can save themselves. ♥ 👊

[@jamesmoore4397]

"you don't get what you deserve in life, you get what you negotiate"... So many tribes have done a great job of this...as a native yourself you likely know how wealthy some of these tribes are. It's sad that, for the most part, the black community hasn't figured this out. I know that's opening up a whole other subject...

[@robbiesharp311]

@@jamesmoore4397 Truth.... while most natives live is squalor. The price of gas is a killer for most natives. Being displaced from most large cities. My tribe is a bit isolated in northern Nevada. Going to Walmart or Home depot for supplies is almost 100 miles round trip and a tow to the shop is many hundreds of $$. My tribal land is gorgeous and truly heaven but I don't live on the tribe. I was adopted by wonderful white people and live out of state in Utah. I mis and love my adoptive parents. ♥ Again great analysis although I've given up on watching Scott. He's not a good person. He promotes division and pulls his audience away from God. Scott says success is money and sex repeatedly. It's why he's alone and can't wait for an AI bride.

[@Niflaco77]

I just don't like his comment bc it lumps people like you, JLP, the Conservative Twins, Coleman Hughes, etc in with all the bad apples. There are a lot of black people that I would be happy to live near. His comment had way too many generalizations even if i think i know where he was coming from. I think conservatives should get away from liberals. We need to separate based off political parties.

[@Ton369]

I grew up watching Star Trek. I thought race would just go away one day, and be about as pivotal as eye color. Now i realize how dumb that show was.

[@diablomix]

Thank you. You are the reason I still have hope for America. Well said!

[@shaunwalker2557]

don't rely or believe the lip service...

[@darwingraves372]

I want to be a good person. I want to judge people by the content of their character, not their skin tone. BUT, when you know that there is about a 50-50 chance that the random black person in the street/public spaces you meet may well believe you have no right to exist, that presents a problem if you have a basic concept of math, stats, and behavioral patterns.

[@ckordiolis]

I appreciate your perspective Zeek. This is a balanced and thoughtful response.

[@Mrdana3438]

That's disheartening and tragic that here in America in the 21st century, communities are living in fear from small groups of predators/criminals. I live in Baltimore and can sort of relate with the whole "don't snitch" way of life here. I'm curious to know what city or town you are referring to??

[@jakeflo8477]

thank you for this voice!

[@PaulDzielinski]

Zeek, did you watch Scott's stream with Hotep Jesus? They did a deep dive into what Scott said and I think there's a lot more context to his original video.

[@mariarivera806]

Wow! This video got me to subscribe, Thank you sir, I’m from El Paso, Tx and I cry for all the black ancestors, this humans today are brainwashed to the fullest! They were the sweetest humble God fearing humans, I love them and miss them so terribly 😢 I would die for them🇺🇸I can’t stop not helping who needs kind words ☀️

[@rockyjforay]

First time viewer on your channel, and this video came up in my feed, because I have been watching a lot of Scott Adams’ videos concerning his recent canceling by all of the newspapers. First of all, I can say that your reaction to Scott Adams was much more rational than every newspaper editor in America, who I’m just going take a wild guess and say are mostly white and liberal. I heard you say you were angry the first time you heard what Adams said. But then you let your emotions cool off and allowed yourself to get collected and then took in the CONTEXT of what Mr. Adams was saying, and said,”he’s not wrong.” Thank you for bursting the fake news media bubble and listening to what Scott Adams really said. You have better judgment than every newspaper editor in the United States. Do you agree that they made the correct decision to cancel his comic strip Dilbert because of his video?

[@tempogain]

Great stuff, hope you do more on KZbin.

[@TarzanWannaBe7]

See "The Wrath of the Awakened Saxon" - R. Kipling

[@landan4924]

And the Truth will set you free..Stay away from those that hate you!..

[@yorubagold5921]

This Pride fighting ish is irritating lol

[@noway1880]

Your channel is about to blow up, Man.. You've only posted 3 videos? 600 something subscribers? But YT sent me a phone notification and recommended your video. I'm assuming because I watched the Scott Adam's video after I read about it. Anyway... YT just fast forwarded your channel by about 2 years lol. Enjoy it bro

[@jonmichael4784]

I was never called a racist until social media came around. Since social media came around I have been called "racist" and horrible anti-White slurs thousands of times. Perhaps tens of thousands of times. You know, man, it doesn't feel good. I worked in a club in a highly Black area for years. The level of hostility and hatred I experienced was insane and totally irrational. It's simply not pleasant to have to endure constant threats of violence and constant attacks on one's character. Why would I want to be around that when I can be in an environment that is safe, clean, friendly, and respectful?

[@kleetus88]

kudos!This is a very fair take on Scott's comments. I saw his live stream and I thought it was just another "experiment" on Scott's part, but maybe he actually believes that stuff, I don't know. I don't think we just ever give up on helping people. If this means, we let others come to us for help, then this is a good thing.

[@Jetsetfastfood]

White guy here. I have to agree with Scott Adams. I have been robbed, attacked and threatened by blacks almost exclusively. I am done with helping them. The further I am from them the better it is for me and my family. Sad but true.

[@ellasoes8325]

IDU why you keep saying the '...people in this particular poll". ALL polls are a sample. So if you are saying this poll is not representative, then which polls ever are?

[@ZeekArkhamCWA]

Polls can always be manipulated. If the person taking the pill wants a particular outcome, it’s not hard to skew the poll to do so.

[@chrisschene8301]

I am not sure I would have relied on such a small poll of 1000 people.