Scott Adams RISKS IT ALL, Tells White People to "STAY AWAY FROM BLACKS"

The distributor of Scott Adams' "Dilbert" comic strip, Andrews McMeel Universal, announced Sunday it was severing ties with the cartoonist. This came after Adams urged white people "to get the hell away from Black people" during a rant on his online video program last week, during which he labeled Black people a "hate group."
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[@kengills5174]

I’ve always said Al Sharpton uses others pain to make millions. What has Jesse Jackson done for one black family? Nothing

[@russty5692]

Or Crump, Colors....

[@Mrs.CGraves]

Well he has made MILLIONS for the Jackson Family, and the Sharpton Family

[@solidrockofjesuschristmini2423]

In the 90s a family brought pictures of a young man that got lynched and Jackson said he didn't have time, it's sad there's ppl that fall for them

[@halbleavy9900]

Jesse Jackson, what's he required to do for Black families? Did I miss something.

[@achilles9448]

Al sharpton basically got famous and it helps him make a lot of money that he was involved with a hate crime which find out that it was just another hoax and still to this day that he hasn't even a knowledge that it was just a hoax... Only in America that you can make money by being evolved in the fake hate crime why do you think Jesse Smollett try to do it..

[@nickknight5543]

I'm too old to give a fuck anymore. Scott Adams is 100% correct.

[@rogergeyer9851]

Dude, I lived in a 99% black neighborhood as an ordinary white guy for 30 years. Never had a problem. Had some curious questions now and again, and a good exchange on "I judge people ONLY on how they behave, in context". I lived there starting in '81 as a college graduate, partly in a "let's fix this nonsense" idea of being against racism. Have you even been around black people enough to make a sane or credible judgement?

[@chanze555]

I'm a 25 year-old black man who's sick and tired of the attitude, violence, and disrespect going on in our community, I approve Scott Adams message. I got so fed up with the lack of accountability from these independent queens and their bad boy pookies that I left the country. I'm currently a remote software developer who's lived in China, Taiwan, and now Philippines. I've never felt happier.

[@nevadawest411]

Well done .. all the best ..

[@davidoryiman2398]

Bro l live in Russia Moscow and I'm having it good

[@mogznwaz]

That’s very sad - but good on you for keeping your head high and doing what’s best for you ❤

[@Oshun2525]

....and you're still a n-word wherever you go. Goofy.

[@jimtabor8335]

Smart man

[@LeoH3L1]

No, he wasn't wrong, the way a lot of black people, especially in America behave you'd have to be mad to ignore his advice.

[@patrickdixon7202]

🤡

[@-error-7936]

Facts

[@Genovese11]

@@patrickdixon7202your the 🤡

[@lois3779]

I agree

[@Genovese11]

@@patrickdixon7202 cry about it!

[@TheAtom365]

He's not lying. As a man who is black. He's just dead honest. If people would listen to what he said and the black man in the video and B. Tatum. No one lied. It's not all of us but people are tired of it in general including those of us as black people who don't act that way.

[@dannydaniel8975]

After slavery, black people tried to stay away from whites, build their own towns and keep to themselves, but the racist would not leave them alone..

[@cordea5146]

Yeah, you Mr.Ruckus stays away from his own kind. How are those white people treating you?

[@zacatkinson3926]

@@Study-ig8nl nope

[@Threemore650]

We know. The west is built on individualism. By far most whites will likely see you first as an individual, not a colour or member of a group., though gang tattoos on your face might sway us a bit. However, even with tattoo face, if you start speaking politely, we will overlook... The people who are the problem are the collectivists. Those who only see groups to the exclusion of individualism. This is ideology, not colour, at the root of the problem.

[@randomhuman2595]

How would you feel if a white person refused to hire you because you were black?

[@Seafarer64]

Black neighborhood vs. white neighborhood. Where does Obama live?

[@HopelessObserver]

Martha's Vineyard......the absolute whitest area possible....

[@dianepereira1860]

And where did his kids go to school?

[@iloveamerica3917]

And where did Patrice Culter from BLM move to? Exactly where we all thought she would. A white neighborhood.

[@dannydaniel8975]

Do wealthy whites live in the trailer park?

[@Matt123a]

Obama lives in DC. _After_ his presidency. Hmmmm...

[@marcran7518]

As a white man who has lived in predominantly black neighborhoods I can speak from experience that there is a huge bias against white people in the black community.

[@michellemcgill9328]

I did too. As a skinny, long haired White Girl all I had to do to get jumped was flip my hair even if it was to get it out of my way. As they would pick on me they’d do so using every derogatory term they could think of. I have black cousins too I never understood it.

[@nahbro8232]

Where I live it's latinos/blacks who are at eachother

[@Amocoru]

Facts. I grew up in the hood too. We were all poor and barely had food. I never did anything to anybody but I got my ass beat on the regular just for being white. And they got way more government aid than we did. It was bullshit.

[@beachlover1077]

I grew up there too and I experienced the same thing.

[@dannnyjos]

Are you kidding? African Americans are the most racist group in the face of the planet.

[@BOMBS-not-FOOD]

"There is nothing more painful to me at this stage in my life than to walk down the street and hear footsteps... then turn around and see somebody white and feel relieved." - jesse jackson

[@yavin99]

I’m a white guy that lived in the city and not the nice clean streets side and the only time I could go outside and not be bothered was in the morning or early afternoon because the streets are pretty much empty until it gets dark out but I’ve been threatened and called names that deterred me from walking the streets past a certain time. All my best friends were Latino but black people would not talk to me because it just wasn’t cool. I live in the rural mountains now and I can go outside any time of the day now.

[@seamusohoulihan666]

They wouldn't talk to you about what? Talk to me

[@robertbell525]

Life away from big cities can be very nice for those of us who cannot afford luxurious accomodations. Safe, clean, quiet, peaceful.

[@ehrgeiz0]

So much for the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. No freedom of assembly or freedom of speech. If that's not segregation, I know not what is. And before anyone says that White people treated Blacks the same way back in the day, how does reverse racism rectify this? How can you condemn systemic racism when you're ready to do the same thing to innocent people based solely on skin color?

[@Genovese11]

@@seamusohoulihan666stop defending those creatures !

[@seankingwell3692]

@@seamusohoulihan666 no one cares about your victim narrative get a job!

[@snowmane9090]

Im a Blackman I first bought my home at 22 years old I'm 24 now but man I live in a white neighborhood I love it so much its quiet no drama no worrying and peaceful it's all I asked for

[@turkeysandwich1998]

Plus you living proof that black people ain't oppressed bruh like you bought a house 5-6 years after highschool like damn if that ain't proof idk what is

[@tecumseh4095]

Finally. a Negro who understand

[@jonsmythe2301]

Good for you. At least you can sit outside on your property without a drive by or twerking on police cars.

[@KlyosXA]

I've been living in "white" communities since childhood (am Hispanic) and besides the occasional schoolyard bully harassing me because of differences (which will happen regardless) I've yet to have any actual moments that were of big concern. After my parents divorced and my mom moved from family to family within Ghetto neighborhoods, I've been assaulted more times than in the White neighborhoods. The worst I got from the White neighborhoods was the typical name calling and other taunts. The Ghettos I had to run and learn to take surprise hits from the same guy who was "messin' around."

[@fromcrums2bricks682]

@@jonsmythe2301 I bet that pill poppin problem y'all have in your community gets swept under the rug 👌🏽 wait they giving y'all billions to fix those problems 👍🏽

[@falconqueen6787]

I will always remember something Andrew Tate said. He said billionaires don’t care whether other billionaires are black or white. That’s just something for the poor people to fight over. I will always remember that.

[@JazzyMarineVet]

Dayum! Now thats they shyt. As a chica, a hot fine ass man, is a fine ass man. I love any flavas...Asian, Chocolate, Hispanic, Native, Indian, Vanilla....If he treats me right, he can roll with whatever culture he from.

[@evilchaperone]

Notice how wealthy black folks don't live in a black neighborhood? I wonder why that is?

[@elove3875]

@falcon queen yessss. I think about that statement a lot! Andrew Tate said it best

[@bradcruise6291]

You do realize what that means right? It just means people will make money off of any race and that they won't let racism stop them from making a profit, even if it's off of a race they hate. It doesn't mean billionaires aren't racist or judgemental or don't think about race. In fact even non millionaires make money off of other races. Only the true racist would let that stop them from making a profit.

[@rFuzzyBearX]

We’ll he’s wrong, to get into the higher clubs above the billionaires you need to be of the European black nobility houses and if you get even higher you need that pure 🇮🇱 blood.

[@Liberty1976]

He’s 1000% right!! I’m done

[@nancimontesinos7868]

I'm white my best friend of 30 years is black. I've been to her parents home once in all those years. They told her not to ever bring me there again. My family loves her. She's been on vacations with my whole family. Called my grandma mama. When she got married her parents refused to let me be part of the wedding party or have my family there. After 30 year I would have thought they'd come around but they haven't. They're just as racist now as they were when we were kids.

[@aldorfc220]

If it was vice versa 😮

[@songoku64]

​@@aldorfc220why do you all keep saying that if it was vice-versa shit?? Just go a little bit before the 70s. It was a lot of reversed vice-versa back then. You all need to stop stroking these white people dick. You're all trying to save them, they are the ones who sowed the seed.

[@josephinesybers9981]

That is sad.

[@lindar6326]

STOP LYING, HAHAHA 😂HAHAHA

[@Nunu-_985]

Sorry that you went through this. It's painful rejection in any form. It must have been incredibly difficult for your friend as well. But most importantly, you and your family shared value and love with her.

[@CommodoreFan64]

I'm White/Native American, I inherited my grandparent's home in a small somewhat rural town in an upper middle class neighborhood that's been mostly all white till just recently, when one of my older neighbors died, their daughter put the house up for sale, and guess who bought the really nice single story house in our low crime neighborhood? a black doctor, and his wife, and I have no problem with it as they cause no trouble, and do good on the upkeep of their home, but he said the neighborhood they came from in a town about 30 minutes from me that they could not sleep at night without one eye open with all the crap that happened around them in the hood!! No one wants to live in low class neighborhoods fearing for their lives no matter what race they are!!!

[@seanjohn4448]

During the lockdown our Govenor opened the state parks. But then closed them a week later because people in the northern part of the state trashed them. Guess who lives in the Northern part of the state....White people.

[@garycallihan4206]

You damn right!

[@bryankeeton7956]

I hired an inner city black friend. He was scared of working in the country. He thought because of his skin color that country people would hate him. He was surprised to learn he was just like them and they treated him with respect. He liked the country people so much, that he moved amongst us, lol. He's a great guy and his fears are gone. I just wanted to share a personal experience that blessed my heart.

[@chihirosen6996]

Black people in urban areas don't realize how much they have in common with country folks. Love to drink? ✅ Love loud music? ✅ Love guns? ✅ Love their vehicles? ✅ Uses a lot of slang? ✅ Loves BBQ/Southern cooking? ✅ Loves their grandma? ✅

[@tyroneharp2304]

That's one experience

[@CoolHandHaze]

Salute I experienced the same thing.

[@wealthy4387]

@@tyroneharp2304 go into the real world

[@tyroneharp2304]

@@wealthy4387 silly, I am in the real world. I've lived city life and been in rural areas. I've even lived in the countryside. Acting like you know me, hmmph!

[@sarahfloyd841]

I feel bad for him. Seems like he's fed up. Sick of being called a racist. And then he gets canceled for speaking his truth??

[@rebekahnorris7392]

isnt that the way it goes now.

[@dannydaniel8975]

@sarahfloyd841 Where is the survey he said that all blc people took part in saying they hated white people? Why is it that a whyt man can get on any platform at all and present absolutely no evidence at all and be proclaimed a hero?

[@user-oj7dp2pc4b]

He should be canceled.He should have kept that thought to himself. Because we really don't care.

[@angenehmerweiblicherfussge7000]

@@user-oj7dp2pc4b who is WE????? its only YOU.

[@emmanuelgoldstein1918]

Don Lemon lives with his white husband in a very very white enclave in upper New York, north of the city. Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors bought a house in a very white neighborhood. The Obamas bought a 29-acre estate, on Martha's Vineyard. And that place is pretty lilly white too. Kobe Bryant lived in Orange County, California in a huge 4-story mansion. The O.C. has a population of less than 2% black folk, and is the most conservative/ republican county in California. I guess they all got the memo a while back?!

[@sunsioux444]

💯

[@Davo32310]

The memo to follow the wealth? Lol the racial wealth gap created this situation. Maybe if Whites didnt bomb Black Wall Street and destroy other Black areas we would have more Black wealthy areas to move to?

[@longbowshooter5291]

This was said some years back: "There is nothing more painful to me at this stage in my life than to walk down the street and hear footsteps... then turn around and see somebody white and feel relieved." -Jesse Jackson

[@Michael-st9ky]

damn that is deep.

[@reginacameron3011]

I cross the street when I come up on someone who is black.

[@titanial.4657]

I get ready for something. I'm from Miami. NO lives matter here. Sadly

[@xx_mysticwolf_xx1492]

And the prediction is every white nation will be black in the future let that global reality sink in

[@SamanthaBryan2877]

Yup don't feel safe around your own people.

[@scottemond1842]

Staying away from people who hate you or wish harm upon you is self preservation. It's simple human nature

[@arthurpendragon3000]

The downside is it perpetuates an echo chamber where nothing can contradict the stereotypes and hate. However who willingly puts themselves and family in that situation knowing their lives could be at risk?

[@ilongfordarkness]

@@arthurpendragon3000 True but time will give an answer. Don't try to help, don't try to hurt leave these nuts and their community alone and then see if things approve. If not: we'll I guess it wasn't whitey's fault after all, huh?

[@arthurpendragon3000]

@@ilongfordarkness unfortunately no matter what happens people will never blame themselves. It’s always someone else’s fault not ours. It just makes the hate simmer until it boils over. I don’t think this will be peacefully resolved. It may take months or years but there will be a catalyst that sets it off. This country is being attacked inside from all sides. It is following in Rome’s footsteps.

[@30rdmaga]

🎯🎯💯💯

[@MaryBerryGray]

But the poll was from 1000 ppl. How does that equate to meaning all Black people and specifically Black Americans?

[@BitsyBee]

I've often felt bad for nice, normal, black people like Brandon having to endure negative aspects of black culture...I'm glad to see many here have found ways even if it means not living in the US.

[@dannydaniel8975]

Brandon is just pandering so he can sell you something. If Dilbert said: "stay away from black people", isn't he talking about, Tatum, too?

[@melissaw.2965]

Same here

[@thejazzylife1180]

It's not easy. I do not like what Scott said because as a black person it puts me in that category. He is implying that we are all the same and we a re not. Black Christian Conservatives are different than black liberals. His comment creates more division and we don't need that. I do not stand for hate against anyone especially because of the color of their skin. This one has me tied up because I understand how hateful blacks can be but we are not all like and no matter what it is ignorant to think that.

[@dannydaniel8975]

@@thejazzylife1180 I Don't give a damn if uncle Fester or any of his brethren likes me or not

[@secrets.295]

​@@dannydaniel8975 No. Dilbert is only saying stay away from Black people who viewed White people as evil. If that's their perception, hey Dilbert has a point. Somebody who doesn't think like the rest of the rats we can welcome with open arms and embrace in multi-culturalism. The rats that don't want to embrace multi-culturalism, want to live a secluded life, want to loot & steal & destroy their community. Let them do it, why should other races care about it when your own community doesn't? 🤷

[@banginzaza]

He's right. As a black person I already do it 😂😂😂

[@tonytony6912]

as a Mexican, I standby my white brothers and sisters....FACTS!

[@travism2715]

Salud

[@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987]

Awesome 👍👍👍 friend

[@Gonzalez541]

Same here. Do you also notice that Univision and telemundo is trying to get us hispanics to hate white people by lying about so called racist attacks on hispanics but hides when hispanics are racist towards white people ?

[@elchicharron9503]

El Chicharron approves this message

[@hotmess3421]

I'm white and I stand with you bro

[@negahplz1156]

I’m black and can agree to his sentiment hence why I’m in a gated community…

[@johnny3agm]

Negah Plz, I thought it was the mission of this administration when he first took office as president in 2020 was to bring everyone together. WHA HOPPON??? Hell I'm a white man married to a Puerto Rican woman, pray for me. Johnny boy

[@tecumseh4095]

Finally, a Negro who understand.

[@scootover7]

@@johnny3agm the only people Biden wants to bring together are his buddies he hates black people

[@mjanny6330]

Most of the smart productive ones are.

[@tomedwards6354]

@@johnny3agm THE HELL ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT??! YOU HATE HIM!!!!!! LOL😁 Isn't that what we're supposed to do, all just because he has the wrong letter next to his name??? Never give him credit for anything under ANY circumstances??

[@orangemanbad]

I’m glad he came out with these facts. We need to end this scourge

[@chickenfeet9558]

My sister is married to a black man and he doesn’t like black people. One of my good friends is black and she doesn’t like black people. I try to avoid black people. If there’s a black cashier, I’ll go to self check out, if there is a festival downtown, I won’t go, unfortunately when driving, you can’t avoid them. Anytime someone runs a red light, is speeding doing 100 miles an hour in heavy traffic in a Dodge Charger, turning illegally, you look over and it’s a black person. I was rear ended by a black Person about a month ago at a RED LIGHT!!! Red means STOP! Black people are angry and they drive angry! I guess they think that’s their “reparation” and everyone owes them something so “get out of their way”! I agree with Adams! 1000 percent!

[@davidkahler1311]

I am a 60 year old white guy, and have lived in both types of neighborhoods. The difference is night and day. I 100% agree with this message.

[@anye76]

I think this is coming from a place of utter disgust, dismay and frustration with an issue like he said that won't get fixed. I'm black and I can't really stomach my own family members. I don't want to be around a certain type of black people. It's a generational toxicity that is deadly and I want no parts of it. Honestly that's for all person, watch your association. Content of character not skin color.

[@MAXIMUSMINIMALIST]

There was a time when I was growing up that Dr. King was revered as a saint and content of character was A theme that brought all Americans together but the fake news decided the best way to get ratings was divide us with identity politics and like the man said this can’t be fixed and America is doomed.

[@unclened8004]

u DA If he is right then one should never go all in and marry one!

[@iamthebroker]

Well said. It amazes me that families cannot see the folly in nurturing hate. Can’t they see we have crawled out from under that oppressive rock of racism only for them to be harbouring that very notion as some form of revenge for past generations and ensuring they are actually dividing and enslaving themselves. I’m dumbfounded. Truly I don’t get it and I’m quite frankly tired of it. I absolutely ‘get’ why he says just stay away from them. It’s downright exhausting defending your own non racist views to racists all the while being called myself a privileged racist simply because I had the misfortune of being white. Fk me I don’t get it. It’s like the Jews now wanting to exterminate all Aryans!!

[@changeintheair9648]

"Content of character" - Amen brother!

[@chadcaldwell9410]

AMEN Brother !!!!!

[@MarkLandrebe-ef5yd]

Was he wrong? ABSOLUTELY NOT !!

[@lindar6326]

YES, HE IS DEAD WRONG BECAUSE HE IS GENERALIZING ALL BLACK PEOPLE. AND HE IS LYING ABOUT HELPING ANYONE EXCEPT SPREADING HIS GENERALIZATIONS ABOUT A PEOPLE HE HAS NEVER EVER LIVED AROUND .....I RESEARCH . HE HAS NEVER BEEN AROUND BLACK PEOPLE.

[@seamusohoulihan666]

As a black man ( that is not ghetto ) this is very painful because I feel trapped in the middle... Nobody likes us and I feel like I have to choose sides and that drives me nuts..... If i speak my mind I will be in big trouble and possibly get incarcerated. Life is sad.

[@gnewsburst]

Not really once you start to love yourself more!

[@seamusohoulihan666]

@@gnewsburst I do love myself.... I just don't love what's around me... No matter where I go

[@LoveHurtz]

Well I’m in the same boat and best think to do is stay dangerous fck this world

[@roxannekean6025]

It's been my experience that if you are black, work hard, and do well, other blacks will either ignore you, call you Uncle Tom, or just hate you.

[@mountainmama2101]

Keep on keeping on. Haters gonna hate.

[@littleme3597]

@@mountainmama2101 Truth tellers are gonna get hated.

[@gamergamesmanship6448]

You also more than likely won't be promoted at any establishment you work at as well don't forget that

[@WarGhoulKharas]

Or what we just saw with Michael B. Jordan, they used to call him corny for working hard.

[@RyanIngram]

Yup

[@Tapunks]

I have lived in a city where there was quite literally one black family. The crime rate was low to the point that jaywalking would make the news. Ten years later, white slowly became a minority and crime rates skyrocketed. Can you move into "white" areas? Yes. Will black people follow you there? Most likely, eventually.

[@seankingwell3692]

KEEP THEM OUT!!!!

[@nickcox1408]

That's why you don't let them in.

[@HoniTheCircleMaker13]

​@@seankingwell3692you don't own the suburbs

[@HoniTheCircleMaker13]

​@@nickcox1408i live where I want and there isn't a thing you can do about it

[@Gpcavana819]

Scott Adams risked nothing by speaking the truth. The man is a millionaire.

[@MrGsteele]

Well - that comment didn't wear well.

[@frogglen6350]

He got a divorce. Failure moment

[@seankingwell3692]

@@frogglen6350 not if its a feminist, those are not wives

[@jkpiii4513]

I'm Puerto Rican born and raised in NY. I've lived in both predominately black and white neighborhoods and agree with Scott Adams. I have a special place in my heart for my black family members that I grew up with, but living in the projects of NY was a total nightmare. We couldn't get out of there fast enough. Needless to say, the culture the've adopted (hip hop) and the politicians that represent those communities (liberals), continue to fail them.

[@cconcepcion3353]

Puerto Rican as well, I used to get called white boy and had to defend myself from black people every day. Only upside, I became a good fighter. Downside, I learned how many of my black neighbors were violent and hateful to others and themselves.

[@gene8675]

I lived in Humboldt park Chicago in the 90's haha .... It was a nightmare so it goes deeper than just the Blacks. It's culture in general and tribal mindsets. Puerto Ricans are pretty wild too but not as bad as living in Englewood

[@DivinesLegacy]

The Music is good, It’s just what’s associated with it, which is what needs to be changed

[@rebekahnorris7392]

yes for decades, but still vote for it. welfare planned it and here it is. race bating leaders to keep the flames up.

[@graham5990]

When I served in the NAVY I knew a guy who was black from a very rough part of Cleveland Ohio, and he told me the same thing as Brandon said growing up. He said in his all black neighborhood his parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, friends, friends relatives, etc all told the kids white people are all evil and you should stay away from them all they want to do is hurt/steal from you. He said he thought that way his whole life until he was around white people in the military and realized for himself that regardless of race we are all made in God's image Growing up in my neighborhood I was taught treat others they way you want them to treat you regardless of color. No one gets to choose what color they will be at birth so to hold it against someone is pure ignorance. He was an awesome guy, and I had him over at my house all time. It's unfortunate where this society has gone where everytime I meet a black person in the back of my head I'm wondering if he hates me just because I'm white.

[@necromancer6405]

Growing up, I didn't have to care about race until I went to middle school and moved to a big city. Suddenly everyone cared about race and would berate and degrade me for being white.

[@debismyfriend2915]

Nailed it. Any time I meet a person of other ethnicity if they make a cringe face at me I'm like they hate white people. Lol.

[@Raggmopp-xl7yf]

Being in the military is the great equalizer - they treat everybody like crap!

[@401sFinest]

Amen sir. At the end of the day it feels like a tactic to distract and divide the population into small groups who use all their thinking bandwidth to spread someone elses agenda. Use your personal experiences and never allow someone else's opinion/experiences to determine what you believe or think. An educated person in any subject will turn their once fear into understanding. Be your own person, find your own truth.

[@lauraw2526]

But why is this? Why is the culture in black neighborhoods doing this to black kids? 🙁

[@Rustysgirl17]

Scott Adams said it the way he did because that is the only way that people can start the conversation. If he said it "nicely" then we wouldn't be discussing it. These are conversations we HAVE to discuss in order to evolve.

[@cincoy3679]

They blocked him from saying that. Wow. Truth is truth.

[@cherylrobinson7876]

It’s heartbreaking to hear because you know he’s been beat down. It’s exactly what I feared would happen to goof people getting demonized.It’s not right. It’s downright shameful what BLM/1619 crew/Democratic leaders and anyone who supported them has done.Shame on them.

[@kcirtapelyk6060]

This attitude has always existed amongst blacks long before “wokeness.” The only difference is that we have social media that exposes what’s always been present.

[@Razaiel]

​@@kcirtapelyk6060 🎯

[@rsktransport]

I agree with your thoughts on this and have been fearing this same thing. The woke agenda is turning away people who are friends and have never even thought about race before all of this started. Hopefully this man was just having a bad day with all of this but Im sure the backlash he received will further push him away. Dr King and even Malcom X(post Mecca) would be rolling in their graves to see how far we have regressed the past few years.

[@-Thunder]

Angela Davis (1619er) just found out she's directly descended from the Mayflower. Her white great grandpa ditched his white wife and lived with, had 10 kids with a black woman. He left each wife half of his will. His black wife became a land owner got the right to vote. Angela couldn't even conceive that as possible.

[@tinabenavidez1903]

You're right it's been this leadership that has pitted person against person.

[@phillipeuring8602]

As a black man, I completely approve Scott Adams' message. I have so many family members & friends that spew this hateful rhetoric about white people, yet they're living amongst these people after fleeing the violence & criminality of the black communities. Blacks of today, the democrat party has made them a perfect reflection of the old but still functioning democrat party of decades prior. I can't stand to be around the majority of them unless I know they're like-minded, which are very few. Great video, B.Tate & something that needs more attention called to it. These bigoted folks out here don't realize the shoes they're being made to wear will never come off & will brand them in the annals of history.

[@CBaller2020]

There's the main problem you mentioned, The Democrat's. The leftist, woke, Democrat's are continually spewing this racism crap and you have white and black morons believing it. I graduated from an inner-city high school back in the mid-90s, and white students were the minority. I never experienced any kind of hatred from anyone because I treated everyone with kindness and respect. This was a different time. We didn't have all this woke BS. No one cared about cultural appropriation, played the victim card, or called any white person a colonizer. This whole race crap is getting out of hand which is what the dirty Dems want.

[@annep.1905]

Praying for them tonight.

[@chrishigginsdrums]

Yes Thank you. Yes. Truth. We can only solve the problems when we know what they are. Let's all work together.

[@TheUnseenPath]

It has to come from within the Black community and even then I think these people are just brainwashed and WANT to be mad or hate white (and by proxy any white looking or passing folk) if they don't want to be helped them **** them and their delusions.

[@shivasirons6159]

Chris, we can do it,but like the guy said, democrats ain't helping! " gonna put y,all back in chains ". What a disgraceful thing to say! Just so he can weild power and nit get a real job!

[@philbrewington4081]

I'm so glad i live in rural America, farm country. We have all races but none of these issues!! By us either you're a hard worker or you aren't!! Thats all that matters!! God bless America

[@rebekahnorris7392]

same here. tn

[@dillygodp8177]

So glad someone finally said it. Idgaf anymore.

[@ThrowItOnTheGrill]

I used to have black friends until slowly, one by one, they all played the race card with me. Even the ones that were college-educated did it. There was one friend, that I thought I was tight with, and he eventually showed ihs racist face, too. I was disgusted. We were at the local watering hole, watching football. I saw that his beer was empty and I offered to buy him another, which he accepted. He finished that beer and TOLD me that I "could buy him another beer". I was surprised, but told him light-heartedly, "Sorry, it's one beer per customer". He told me that I was white and I could afford to buy him another beer. I said, "Excuse me?" Then he said, "All you white folk are the reason blacks don't have any money! You should be buying me all of my beers today!" I just walked out. It was the last straw and figuratively so. I saw him a couple of weeks later. He tried saying hi to me, but I wanted no part of it. Some people have told me that he "may have acted like that because he was drinking". I don't care. I find that alcohol usually frees your mouth to communicate what your mind is thinking.

[@alexstarovereem]

To be fair those thoughts are likely there from the programming, and drugs and alchohol can make you demonicly possessed. Still, I am pro segregation to a degree.

[@Lilpetty4]

That’s sad as black peoples we are down bad. Maybe just maybe America has broken us down as a whole and from the teachings and programming a lot of us are broken at it’s core and this is the result. You can say this and that, and I’m not giving anyone passes but with an open mind of thinking, it COULD just be systematic programming. It’s not like your best friend when he was a child had theses thoughts. Look at children and how innocent they are. What happened along the line. That’s all maybe you should reach out to him again 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@jamesm8049]

I have heard shit like this too. I find that lazy people find it easier to blame someone else for their shortcomings than to face the realization that they are worthless.

[@maximos905]

Sounds like he was joking

[@richchickintexas]

They got away from you because clearly you're racist.

[@coleworld904]

As a blk man…I agree we literally will throw tons of shade and then cry victim when it happens to us.

[@foundationalstatesmen]

Suspected White supremacist troll...JUST STOP!

[@sherrickjosey4278]

I agree with you I say this all the time at my job e play victim way to damn much

[@aprilfragoza6447]

Man.. this is 100% ..well said..

[@dblum]

Exactly. Well said. You guys were given equality a long time ago and you still play victim. No excuse for the high crime rates.

[@marvin1690]

My friend James Lloyd from the Jazz outfit”Pieces of a Dream” bought a house in the hood, a nice big house down the street from me, and was trying to recruit musicians and artists and get them signed! They broke into the man’s house and robbed it…He didn’t cry get mad or anything,,, He really wanted to be here, where the houses are reasonable and nice looking, but section 8 is a reality….he just packed up and moved to the rich whitefolks neighborhood, the most expensive part of town that’s all. Now their kids can have a shot at the big time record industry opportunities! WE DESTROY OUR OWN!!!

[@harryfromwork]

It's been a year and Scott Adams has been proven correct on a weekly basis.

[@Sadie-gh5tn]

You mean on a daily basis 😢

[@ReturnofBenjamin]

I live and work with a lot of black people, and I've never had any trouble with them ... but when the black guys I work with don't want to go to certain parts of town because it's "too ghetto," I pay attention. As you said, it's not the skin color, but there's something deeply broken in black culture.

[@gregwilliamsono9360]

Well said. It is very much a cultural thing.

[@darrenstettner5381]

Culture is downstream from biology. It’s not a popular notion but there’s obviously a genetic component. I’ve traveled all over the world and, in any country, if you are in a black neighborhood, you are in a bad/dangerous neighborhood. That’s true from any Favela in Brazil, to every black neighborhood in the USA, to the entire continent of Africa. There are zero exceptions. If it was only cultural, there’d be exceptions in other cultures. There aren’t.

[@aprilrawls5162]

It's black American culture. You don't see this in non black Americans.

[@theropesofrenovation9352]

Yes. The culture

[@IIIUMlNATI]

Is hollywood the reason for said culture?

[@pflewellen]

As a 52 y.o. black man I agree with him completely. I refuse to live around a bunch of black folk. I've had the worst s*"t done to me by my people than any other race I've dealt with and it's truly sad that I have to say that. Just in the last two years I've had horrible things done to me by my own kind and I am done. Their true colors were revealed. I wish we would get it together, but unfortunately I don't think it will ever happen...at least not in my lifetime.

[@bhall4996]

That's sad.. I'm sorry about what u been thru. Hope stuff changes

[@pflewellen]

@@bhall4996 Thank You ❤️

[@kx8960]

That's ok, f@ck them, us white people accept you for who you are. Welcome!

[@pflewellen]

@@kx8960 Thank You! ❤️

[@kx8960]

@@pflewellen You're very welcome! I've seen black people treat other black people worse than I've EVER seen a white person treat a black person. I've seen them treat other black people like shit for being TOO black, and also for not being black ENOUGH! WTF??? I've also seen white people (besides myself) jumped and assaulted just for being white. Asians are attacked my these hood-rats all the time. It's that f@cked-up hood-rat mentality, Glad you were able to escape safely to live in peace with us! Stay safe Bro, and best of luck!

[@eunicek4448]

Officer Tatum, you are one of the most objective, levelheaded, and keeping it real person I know. I think I watch your video at least once a day to keeping myself real and to keep sanity in this insane world. Thank you so much for all you are doing.

[@cordea5146]

Scott Adams was talking about Brandon too though.😂😂😂

[@dannydaniel8975]

​@cordea5146 Brandon doesn't care. He's telling them what they wanna hear so they'll buy something from his online store.

[@nappyblack8002]

Does this mean black men - not dating / marrying white women. ( Since black men are the most likely to date outside their race).

[@PanthersCentral704]

Can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not but no. Obviously you’re allowed to date/marry whoever you want regardless of race. Nothing wrong with liking a certain type.

[@debbierobbins360]

Scott didn't even say anything derogatory about blacks. All he said was that, if you are white, it is in your best interest to stay away from blacks because they hate you. Makes sense to me. I have personally experienced this myself on multiple occasions.

[@ernsttrekiew198]

I would take Scott Adams' advice because I prefer not getting knifed, robbed and killed.

[@littleme3597]

Correct.

[@Nagolobo2023]

Unfortunately this has been my experience too. I took a course at a technical school in south Florida and the hostility from black students and even black school staff towards me and others white students was a sad fact everyday.

[@thorcat7769]

@@Nagolobo2023 Did you complain about the racism you experienced to appropriate authorities? If not then you are part of the problem. White people need to man and woman up like Scott Adams did and fight back legally through the system. Start taking these black racists to court if the schools won’t protect you. Nothing will happen unless you fight back. If they mean mug you at work walk up to them and loudly ask “What is your problem with me?” “Why the dirty looks?” If they smirk and look away start accusing them of racism and threaten to go to Human Resources. From personal experience at this point most of them start to squirm and actually begin sucking up. Most are bullies and will back off when confronted. I never had to go to HR. They were all smiles after that. They hated me but I never had to deal with that at the work place again.

[@deep-fried-zombie699]

Yup I can’t deal with there ballshit anymore..

[@stevewhite2245]

I think more and more people are agreeing with Scott Adams. His comic strip was dropped by so many papers but I wonder if those papers are now reversing that decision or if more publications are subscribing to Dilbert because of the positive interest being shown. The good thing is that Scott Adams does not need to sell one more cartoon....

[@maryhauser6523]

Thankyou for telling the Truth !!!!!!! I am "white" but when I look at a person I do not see race or color, just "Good " or "Evil " , my precious granddaughter is biracial and she is the sunshine of my life.

[@derrickjones2998]

As a middle aged black man, who grew up in the black community, I've always tried to be around my people, support my people, not completely give up on my people... I don't blame this man for what he's said. I honestly don't know how or if black folks will ever be united in a positive way. We always trying to not just beat up none blacks, we do it to our own, we hate on each other, we tear each other down... It's pathetic!!

[@mojomanmurph1925]

Yep

[@AacaL05]

We do need to separate ourselves from the rest of the black people that are promoting paints read along with the ones that are the criminal elements of the black community. Gill is only probably about 5% of us out of all 43 million people but I think we will be better off off somewhere by herself probably be better tonight and call ourselves black anymore we have to come up with a different name

[@misslee3700]

A sad truth

[@Tina-mt9cl]

10 years ago I saw black Americans as regular Americans. Now though... Now they are an entirely separate class, of an entirely separate nation, believing in an entirely different reality. America cannot continue to exist with such a culture within it's borders.

[@titanial.4657]

I know how to fight because of black people. Me and my white friends got beat up almost every day in miami in the 1980s. But I got a reputation of a crazy white girl..even though I'm half Cuban because I would FIGHT TILL THE END!!!!+

[@magsteel9891]

I went to a magnet high school in NYC in the 70's that had a lot of super smart and motivated black kids. One day I ran into a black friend on a subway platform, he was with other black kids I didn't recognize. I greeted him and he brushed me off like he didn't know me, and I could see in his eyes he wanted me to go away. Next day in school he apologized to me and said "You have no idea what it's like for me in my neighborhood. They pick on me and say I'm acting white because I study". I was blown away by this, couldn't believe black kids would say something that idiotic. If studying and trying to succeed is "acting white" then what does that say about "acting black"???

[@mysterioanonymous3206]

A lot of people get heat for just "sounding" aka "talking white"... Good luck getting a well paying job like that. Zero chances. And frankly, "ghetto" vernacular is, to a large degree, grammatically incorrect, so if you try to sound completely uneducated that's the way to go...

[@crazyleaf257]

🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼

[@MistyEry]

Yes. It’s a weird paradigm as the rhetoric is that we are told that the country is systematically racist because black people live in poverty, fail and drop out of school and rarely achieve high paying jobs… because “racism”… ( obviously not all black people because of obvious work ethic) and yet when individuals work hard and break out of the mold, they are told they are acting “white”. I didn’t know a committed and good work ethic was considered acting white? They can’t have it both ways. It’s a very entitled attitude to expect things to go well and not work for it and than proceed to blame shift by calling it racism for previous poor choices.

[@randalllawkin]

yup I went through it too.

[@cjg2746]

True. I had a black friend in college that would ignore me when he was around other blacks. RACISM !

[@hawkblood88]

That’s an ugly culture if you ask me! It’s disgusting! And I feel sorry for the ones that are actually good, and living Christian values, and are in total amazing humans! But this behavior is animalistic, evil, and it torches everything it touches! My love goes out to you all, god bless your hearts ❤️!

[@user-dr2js7bv2i]

Im white, dated a black guy in highschool back in the 1960's. Everybody hated us. Not everybody but you get what I mean. His family didnt trust me and half my family hated him. We were stubborn and stayed together for 4 years until in college he started hanging out with black activists. Needless to say we drifted apart. Thanks Officer Tatum!❤🎉

[@myaj.1685]

You mean to tell me you dated someone during the peak of the civil rights movement aka the movement fighting against segregation and discrimination aka when people were getting killed and severely injured for standing against the very idea of integration and you didn’t understand why there was hate coming towards you but proceeded to blame that hate solely on the black community as if there were no reason for it?

[@myaj.1685]

Not to mention you literally said your family hated him. During a time when black men were getting killed for even considering dating a white woman even if she wanted to be with him. Why do you think his family didn’t trust you when an entire community was against black people drinking from the same damn fountain?

[@Dryzual]

@@myaj.1685 Don't believe everything you're told.

[@JaelaOrdo]

“I believe in the brotherhood of all men, but I don't believe in wasting brotherhood on anyone who doesn't want to practice it with me. Brotherhood is a two-way street.” - Malcolm X

[@lisaphillips33063]

Amen Jaela!

[@svengangert2683]

Yeah, someone can believe in that all they want, but good luck convincing everyone else to believe the same.

[@svengangert2683]

@WiseWidower 🤦‍♂

[@smoothsketch]

Even in an all white organization, you can think you have goals in common, but if a clique culture develops and decides you're not one of them, you're never going to be one of them. Good advice from Malcolm X: Don't waste brotherhood on anyone who doesn't want to practice it with you.

[@YourstepDadd]

Nice quote 👍🏼

[@ashleytyler8292]

As a black woman who was born in the ghetto, i bless Jesus for blessing my families finances. Because we live around whites, older blacks and Chinese and its beautiful compared to where im from. I thank God for peace... Some blacks/brown are really extra, and never wanna point back at themselves... the blm stuff just made it worse...

[@gschaaf713]

this is a huge problem that Ive noticed as well. too many black people have been taught to hate whites. it must be hard for rational black people to be around that hate and stupidity and then be judged by everyone else like they are like that too. i have been mistreated by many black people but i know that every person is different and to judge a person on their character not their skin color. that being said, I'm definitely more cautious around black people that i dont know.

[@timothywatson7007]

As a black male in his 30s, I can thoroughly understand where this man is coming from. Our communities are no utopian areas full of minds brimming with intelligence, morality, and respect for each other. As a people in this nation, we are our own biggest problem, not the White, European, Greek, French, German, Russian, Arab, Asian, Persian, Argentian, Indian, Italian, Irish, Albanian, Romanian, Porto Rician, Dominican, Jamaican, or Mexican man, just us, and until we address it this problem will remain a prominent issue. We don't like or appreciate any form of critique as a people here, even if it's to our own benefit, to make it worst we live in a nation that now tells us (past) slavery and systematic inequalities justify all of our shortcomings; meaning that there is nothing more that can be done to improve our situations. That's BS! The world don't owe us no understanding!

[@luciusesox1luckysox570]

I 100% hear you and it is a tragic shame. All that waste. I look to the people who love stirring racism up and wonder "why". I live in the UK and there is very little real Racism but to listen to some people you would think we were living in a modern day Nazi Germany.

[@timothyfloogle]

Agreed

[@reginacameron3011]

preach

[@TheBlackWesker]

Almost sounds like segregation isn't that bad.

[@poeticprincee9750]

Until more black celebrities start to say this to blacks, it won’t matter.

[@robertarthurs328]

There's nothing wrong with advising someone to distance yourself from people that don't like you

[@SymphonicEllen]

especially when there's such a high likelihood of a Waukesha incident.

[@RMcCoy-fb4rs]

​@@SymphonicEllen 40% chance

[@jjoo6229]

Everyone needed to hear it.

[@earnestcharles9513]

Im a black guy and I definitely took my family out the hood. It's really a dangerous place to live.

[@taterboob]

I worked as a delivery driver in a town with a heavy black population for several years, and I can tell you that there are certain members of that community who will go out of their way to make your life a living hell simply for not being the right color. Surprisingly enough, I noticed it more with women than with men. No character judgment, but basic pattern recognition tends to kick in after a while. I’m like “I’m not ‘The Man’, I’m just bringing you pizza. I’m broke too.”

[@zackbleecker7630]

plus you got great taste in MST3K and Joel, who could hate on that? I salute you good sir.

[@e.m.b2834]

You’ll find that in any poor area that your life can be made he’ll regardless of race... there are black neighborhoods I’d rather live in by far then some poor white rural areas etc ...

[@TS10852]

@@e.m.b2834 Theres always someone like you pointing out "not all" as if everyone doesn't already know that....

[@jasoncoomer1226]

@@e.m.b2834 cope

[@jm4208]

So if you’re black you’re broke? Got it 🙄

[@olivermiller7270]

I’m a white man from LA. Never have I ever experienced racism, nor even knew what it was until five black dudes tried jumping me when I was in sixth grade. They were saying a bunch of hateful terms, etc. I carried every day since I have a good life now. And I love the truth, you speak thank you. I’ve never experienced any racism from white people, but I have experienced it from blacks. Just be good people, to everyone equally

[@bismuthproject1]

You’ve carried a gun every day since sixth grade? That’s hard af

[@blackwallnthesestreets7054]

This dude been holding that shit since the 6th grade

[@reginacameron3011]

@@blackwallnthesestreets7054 dont black people hold shit its trauma. Just like blacks have trauma from so call slavery.

[@JohnnyStambino]

get the fuck out of LA

[@overeasy9920]

​@@blackwallnthesestreets7054 people sucks and can change you. Blacks are shooting themselves in the foot.

[@whiteknob7944]

It’s my advice too. It’s best we just sit this one out. PS Black people don’t want help, they just want money.

[@juckbofiden4638]

Why be around somebody who doesn't like you, for example the neighbors three houses down I can't stand them so I don't hang out with them.

[@ramiew]

As a hispanic who grew up in a black neighborhood, I experienced the MOST amount of racism there than anywhere else. Bullied constantly for being the quiet white kid. Had my teacher get yelled at for failing students who were black. I even had a bus driver REFUSE to let me on, because I was "privileged enough to have my parents drive me." For one, my parents are poor and did not drive. Secondly, I was 10 at the time and I didn't say a damn thing to my parents because I was afraid of retaliation. Never mind the fact that there were gang shootings on a day to day basis. The last straw was in highschool year, when it became a sort of form of entertainment for some black students to lie about "sleeping with the white chick." That white chick being me. They spread awful rumors and tried molesting me. I told my mom that time at least and she was able to get me out of that situation. Once I was old enough to leave my parents, I moved to a white neighborhood. I have not experienced the level of racism that I have faced in my former hometown. Everyone is so nice and friendly to one another! And the few black people I have met here are sweet as can be and don't make me feel bad for being lighter than they. Most of them are successful homeowners. Some own their own businesses. My parents have asked if I'll move back and I just laugh and tell them no. I do not miss the crime!

[@ubermensch117]

I used to fight these pookies and rays rays in the hood.there’s no saving them. And I love African Americans and hate hoodrats. No respect.

[@Mo-ln6li]

I'm Arab and I said the same thing you said. I grew up in a black neighborhood and that's where I was racially attacked the most.

[@TheGlowingOnee]

Just fight them, that’s what me and my brother did lol back in middle school. They’ll leave you alone once you fuck them up 😈💪🏽

[@TheSmittyray78]

I guess both of you guys don't watch the news.

[@josefmengele181]

How are you white when your Hispanic??

[@sidescrollmusic]

I'm Middle Eastern and Latina, first generation American and the racism against white people is getting really bad, very tangibly so. I am technically a brown person, but my skin is light so I get mistaken for white all the time, despite my very obvious non-white features. I remember one day my Salvadorian musician friend brought her Mexican roommate over to listen to our group music jam session. I collect world instruments, and do my best to learn how to play them respectfully, as well as allow myself freedom to experiment and push the limits of the instrument non-traditionally. Anyway, I got my didgeridoo out and the girl said: "I heard Aboriginals really don't appreciate it when WHITE PEOPLE play the instrument because it's supposed to be sacred yada yada..." and I just looked at her and said: "Well I'm not white, so...." and the conversation dropped awkwardly. What gets me about that strange virtue signaling comment is: Why a "white person"? Why not, "all people who are not Australian aboriginals"? I mean I get it, there's hate being thrown on "colonizers" which is the now I guess derogatory term used for the British or Spanish, or whomever "invaded." The thing is we weren't there when the events that occurred decades or centuries ago made history. We cannot possibly blame one skin color or one culture for historical events that may or may not have happened the way they were recorded. Doing so is lazy and irresponsible. This is not to downplay any atrocities committed by any one group of people, certainly not. But my point is: Not everything in history is so cut and dry. There is so much depth, and SO MUCH buried truth that will never see the light of day since no one witnessing/creating history hundreds of years ago is alive today. We shouldn't focus on the sins of our ancestors, living in the past will get us nowhere. Racism should be a non-issue in the United States. We're so culturally diverse that the only thing driving racism is the fact that it keeps getting talked about.

[@riccardozorn1822]

Middle Eastern and latina? You most be a top model are you?

[@JohnAvillaHerpetocultural]

Same. White, Asian and Brazilian. Pass for white and grew up in the white part of the black part of town. Got a lot of racism from a small group of black kids. Most people were cool back then though. 80s and 90s. I learned to fight really good.

[@staceylaszlo6321]

So welll said.

[@Lemarcus03]

as a guy that happens to be white, I find it it ironic that my race is the most significant thing to people & yet one of the least significant traits that makes me a person

[@Lemarcus03]

@@fatherjamesism5040 I don't understand your comment

[@1Alwayzthinking717]

I'm hispanic and in my experience I've known a lot of my family (the Mexican side and American side) stereotype borderline racist towards blacks but mainly towards whites.. White folk are not liked and it truly bothers the mess outta me.. I never fail to call it out cause racism is racism no matter who's doing it period.

[@suzsmith5787]

Hispanics tend to be very obsessed with race as a topic.

[@oneperson5760]

Thats kinda funny, because Mexicans are pretty much white, genetically. Any spanish descent is surely white, and indigenous is a mix of eastern european and asian. Seems y’all would identify with white more, because the only thing Mexican isnt is black.

[@sackofangrybadgers]

That's sad to hear but glad you're fighting against that hate. My husband is Mexican and we live in a predominantly Mexican neighborhood in Texas but luckily I've experienced no racism being non Hispanic, perhaps because I get mistaken for being Mexican myself but still lol

[@MMABeijing]

it's not even that in my opinion. If you become racist against some group as the result of real experience that's understandable, but anti-white racism is groundless: it is not the result of oppression, but the result of media conditionning. There is systemic attack against white people in the USA. Clearly white people are not pulling the strings of that country. They do the job, built the country, but they are not running it.

[@chrisl6989]

I've experienced both sides being white. When I was a kid I used to get in fights all the time with Mexicans and black kids for being blonde haired and blue eyed. On the flip side, my two best friends growing up were mexican and their parents treated me like their own. Black people are in my experience the most racist. One of my best friends is black and he says the same thing. At the end of the day, I realized it's all about culture and lies from American propaganda.

[@therawreportshowrobdee8947]

Great advice. Sick of walking over Popeyes boxes and bud lite cans

[@agnesjohnson-jones6690]

Tatum! Thanks for being honest. Please never stop.

[@AG-mo2hg]

Officer Tatum is 100 percent right! I am black and I get a lot of hate from my people. It's appalling, you get hate from friends and family. They love talking badly about every race that isn't black and most of us grow up without fathers. Even when going to stores someone would steal and then play race cards when they get caught. My cousin thinks that it's weird I don't steal because I am black and says that that's what black people do. I wouldn't want to help black people either if I was white and they were calling me racist

[@dblum]

They are saying stealing is what they do? And they wonder why they are seen as criminals.

[@prodigalpriest]

I always thought black people stealing was a stereotype. And then you have people, like your friends and family, who wind up playing into that stereotype. Astounding. 😑

[@fisheyedigital]

Refreshing to hear this honesty. Now only if people would be brave and say it when it mattered

[@TheSmittyray78]

Stealing is part of American culture. Most of the commenters have stolen something from home, school, or work.

[@BobLuvsBoobies]

Hey man… we don’t want to help poor whites either. We’re not racist we’re just not fundraisers

[@Jennyzcool8787]

Man oh man a lot to unpack here. As a biracial woman black & white I’ve experienced prejudice from all type of people, but nothing takes the cake like being bullied by black people. The black girls were mean to me in school because they thought I thought I was better because of my hair texture. I literally stayed to myself & tried not to interact with them. They said I talked “white” and I was never black enough. Never had an issue with my white friends. They were very celebratory & understanding. I never felt 100% comfortable in black spaces because women would start fights with me for no reason.💀💀 I hate it here ! Let me add I was also jumped by 5 girls because they stole my shoes 💀

[@thingsweforgottosay363]

Keep hitting them with honesty. It will all work out. I'm a white male but my mother married a smart hard working black man who I call my father. I also have "mixed" brothers from my " step " father and I don't normally use the words I just used. They are my brothers and he is my father. I said all that to say this, people acted the same way to my brothers and me them for being biracial like you described and me for having a different kind of family then where we lived. 35 years later and we are all happy as the day is long. Keep your head up it gets better.

[@artimus7525]

I’m mixed as well and I’m sorry you had to go through that.

[@Jennyzcool8787]

@@thingsweforgottosay363 thanks !

[@Jennyzcool8787]

@@artimus7525 thank you 💕

[@pedrogama4585]

And what about....SEPARATION?...SE-PA-RA-TION?....just like Malcolm X wanted...the Nation of Islam wants...Martin Luther King wanted....Farrakhan wanted ?!?....and STOP forcing people to be around other people they dont like ?!?

[@MUD39]

It will never change unfortunately

[@rev.stevekepiscopal2668]

During the pandemic blacks have been pouring into our neighborhood. Sadly a lot have brought their attitudes with them too. I literally watched a black guy throw his trash on the ground in the wawa parking lot. I get wanting to move to a better neighborhood but please respect ours as we always have!

[@seankingwell3692]

STOP SENDING KIDS TO SCHOOL TO LEARN CRT AND DEI ITS THE ONLY WAY THIS CHANGES

[@moeandjym]

This is a shame. As a white man I lived in a mixed area in NY in the 70’s. I had some very good black friends. When we moved to a white neighborhood I was lost. Missed my friends. So sad where the nation is. I truly didn’t see color when I was younger. I actually didn’t see color until Obama became President. He truly is the great divider.

[@louiskappel40]

Exactly it all became a issue as soon as he became president! Not a real issue before than it's seems that he took every chance he could to throw racist ideals into every situation he could! Sad what this country was headed towards and now totally different!

[@Raggmopp-xl7yf]

Same here. But I think this was always going to be a lost cause because dividing people is a great money maker. That's why we've been sub-divided into smaller and smaller identity groups.

[@paradoxrip]

Same. I come from a very dense white population. However because of my sports background I had a lot of black friends and really enjoyed that time. Fast forward to today. I have never looked at people through the lens of color like I do today. It sucks.... I hate it. We are so divided. Sad that it is they playbook of some people in this country to divide us.

[@mr.s2005]

he is the one who purposely divided us and I doubt we will ever be unified again.

[@suzsmith5787]

That was the point of Obama getting into office.

[@CompShooter54]

When my son was in kindergarten, 28 years ago, I got a call from his teacher (we and her are white) saying that my son was involved in a racial incident and we needed to come to the school right away. She showed us a picture that he drew of a black girl tied to the railroad tracks with a train coming. My first comment to her was "that's a pretty good drawing for a 5 year old", which really pissed her off. When I asked her if she ever asked him why he drew it, she said no. So we called him over and asked. He said "she sits next to me in class and sings out loud all day, and I can't stand it anymore". I asked the teacher if this was true and she said it was. I then asked my son if he drew it because she was black, and he said "no". I turned to the teacher and said "have you told her to stop singing"? No, she replied. I then said "please move him to a different spot so he won't have to listen to her singing, we are done here". She was only out of college a few years, and I asked her if she had any kids. She said "no", and I said "it shows". I left the room and that was the end of it. There was a second older white male teacher in the room that was sitting with us, maybe as a witness, who had 4 kids. I spoke with him afterwards about it and he said "I told her not to go down that path, but she wouldn't listen". Somebody with a brain and common sense. She was really quick to turn it into a racial thing.

[@KrisD007]

A drawing is a racial incident? I thought you were going to tell how he was beaten up on the playground. I’m so glad I quit teaching after 10 years. Many of my coworkers were woke and I always had 2-3 parents who made my life hell.

[@reginacameron3011]

yes, my mom stayed at my schools defending me against black bullies. The principal was just going to suspend me. My mother told him if you suspend my daughter, you better suspend the black kids or my lawyer will be calling you. Well I did not get suspend that day. Another, issue with a black pregnant female she hocked and split in my face. I went to her A$$ like 40 going 90. I did not care she was pregnant. Again, the principal tried to suspend me and told my mom the other girl was pregnant. My mom told her she did not care and the girl should have split on me. There was all kinds of students and staff saw her split on me. So it has always been black people I have had run in with. My cousin she would call me a red heifer b/c she was dark skin.

[@googlyminotaur5968]

Good for you, excellent response. My mother was once called because we were asked to draw pictures depicting historical scenes of the American slave trade. I was seven years old. I literally saw a picture in the text book which had a drawing of black people standing on a wooden platform with a sign above their heads which read, “Negroes for Sale.” It was literally a crappy copy of a drawing from the text books which we were provided with. My mother called my teacher a Nazi and told her that my drawing was historically accurate, which is exactly what she asked for. 🤷‍♀️ This same teacher also sent me home with a note detailing the great lengths which she went to in order to ‘punish’ me for daring to say, “Shut up,” to another student. My mother laughed hysterically after reading the note and wrote a note for me to bring back to her, instructing her to, “Shut up.” There are a lot of mentally unhinged people who go into the teaching profession, for some reason.

[@aw4877]

Your son sounds like a psycho, get that kid a therapist. 😂

[@chico9805]

And, we wonder why kids nowadays are absolutely clueless, when these are the people teaching them.

[@Boobalopbop]

I am a black woman that grew up in a mixed middle class area of Brooklyn. But I have lived in ghettos of Brooklyn, near projects and all that. My mom currently lives in a nearly 100% black area where you don’t see trash on the streets. Junkies in the playgrounds, robberies or anything you’d typically associate with a ghetto. I’ve found that the difference is home ownership. In the ghettos you have people living off the government. Rent free or damn near, so they don’t give a damn about it. They don’t raise their kids to take pride in their home, neighborhood and environment. They graffiti their own building, pee in the staircases, leave trash everywhere. But you don’t see that in neighborhoods where people own their home. Mind you, I’ve lived with my mom in Brownsville, the most ghetto, ghetto in all of NYC. And now she lives in an area called Gateway. Geographically not far from Brownsville, but it looks like any suburb you’ll find anywhere else. They have parks, playgrounds. Huge shopping center, and it feels safe. The salons and restaurants don’t have to buzz you in. The stores doesn’t have half the items behind bullet proof glass. People take care of things that belong to them.

[@rebekahnorris7392]

great point

[@helenyanez1291]

He's right, I'm Hispanic and I would try to warn blk people about blk lives matter and I was threatened and called racist. I lost friends. I stay away from the drama now.

[@bcsbcs1340]

As a brown person I support Scott. When I got here in America back in 1999 my first day of high school was marked by racist remarks and bullying only from black kids.. I remember that they were treated as “gods”, all my hispanics and white friends wanted to be just like them… as I grew a bit older I noticed that even the black adults were racist towards me and my family because of our “broken” English. It was awful, unfortunately, we had to do exactly what Scott suggested, we did try to avoid the black folks at all cost. So sad.. 😢

[@godsmissionministry.6224]

Are you South-African you said you are a brown person?

[@DemonPrinceofHell]

​@@godsmissionministry.6224 Maybe Hispanic or Dominican

[@alexmathew4826]

Brown is indian

[@godsmissionministry.6224]

@@alexmathew4826 thank you.

[@mattbudesa6351]

​@@alexmathew4826 No, it can also be referred to someone who is Hispanic or Latino.

[@edithjohnson6835]

True story: I am an old white woman and I was out shopping. I was walking slowly and tiredly I’m sure. I started into a store but before I reached the door, a seven year old black boy ran up grabbed the door and held it open for me to enter.. I thanked him profusely. I said to him, “you are such a sweetheart and I thank you from the bottom, of my heart.” He just grinned a biggest grin and I turned to his Mother and said, “ You have a treasure in this young man.” She smiled and said, “Yes, I do.”😂😂 This old heart was smiling for a week. ❤️❤️❤️

[@scottfw7169]

Sweet. That is sweet. 😄

[@monicahughes2757]

Aww That’s sweet.❤

[@PInk77W1]

Awesome story

[@williamsherman1089]

I have a similar story, a little boy held a door open for me and I thought what a nice kid and said.... Well thank you sir.....then his mother angrily told him never to hold a door for no white man. Obviously parenting is 90% of everything

[@mackyarbrough570]

Quit lieing he was grinning because his older brother was pick pocketing you and you jnever even knew it

[@aquiestapedro]

HE WAS 1000000000000% RIGHT

[@Jerseyjoe69]

It is the culture and I can agree because I lived it. I grew up in a predominantly black neighborhood and had great friendships from back then. I will say if you went down through the projects it was entirely different as I was called cracker, honkey etc… I now live in a predominately white town in the coal region but there are really no jobs. I have noticed an influx of black families moving in but they do seem to be the projects type and I tell people they are not all like this and trying to give them the benefit of doubt but goddamn. I seen a sign on a store no hoods and pants below ass. There was a fight at high school and they had a father come in and he questioned it being racial but was told the other kid was black also. One kid threw a ceramic ball at an old ladies house and now they are closing the basketball court because of language, vaping, fights, taser Like I said I’m trying to give them benefit of doubt but Goddamn!

[@jessehaskell1397]

As a photographer I worked in inner cities all over the northeast. When I had to work at a black church in a bad neighborhood in Camden New Jersey I was dreading it. My past experiences had been awful. But this black church was 1st generation west African people with families intact, well dressed, and well mannered. It was a joy for me and taught me a lesson. It’s not skin color, it’s society.

[@jerribyrd7486]

2nd best comment

[@deniseberman8633]

It’s people still stuck in the past. With all the freedoms and opportunities that occurred as a result of the civil rights movements there is no excuse for the new trendy victimhood. What I’ve heard coming out of the mouths of some black and Hispanic, which I am, towards whites is disgusting and more racist than anything I’ve heard from white people that I’m friends with.

[@abear7199]

Yes, it's the culture here I think.

[@charliedallachie3539]

Definitely culture.

[@gial8862]

its classism. Class and culture.

[@Yiazamat0137]

I'm a black man from South Carolina and I know good white folk and good black folk. I totally understand what he's saying, but not all ppl in a group are bad. It's all about your culture, morals and upbringing. He just sounds like he's hurt and frustrated, and I support him all the way.

[@anothervictory2595]

I agree with Scott Adams. Integration was a mistake. We did better when we had to rely on ourselves.

[@Lumiphatom]

@@anothervictory2595 Shut up

[@codyrockarano5220]

@@anothervictory2595 we all have fallen since then tbh. By design

[@proteinstyle]

This guy is a complete idiot. Everything he said could very easily said about white people. Everyday there are white people (officers and/or civilians) killing black people.

[@laughsalot6847]

I Live in South Carolina as well. Mabey it's different around us, because I'm having the same experience as you. Good black folks and white folks. I have black friends and white friends. No problems here. Just people being people, some good some bad.

[@philbrewington4081]

Can't we just stop and just be people!!!???

[@sunsioux444]

no we can’t because our politicians and media are engaged in a terrible game of divide and conquer. like the man said, it is too far gone

[@jmr9856]

CartierFamily did a YT video two days ago, reacting to this video! Awesome how your videos are making an impact - God Bless you, Officer Tatum!

[@brandonstrong2048]

This isn’t racism. This is a smart man looking at his surroundings and making an educated decision on how to better his life.

[@anothervictory2595]

Agreed. It's unnatural for different groups of ppl that are so fundamentally different to attempt to live amongst each other. Integration was a mistake that has not improved the lives of blk ppl one bit. All it has done is made us dependent on other groups.

[@wandertree]

@@anothervictory2595 It hasn't improved the lives of white people either. The left is largely to blame for all of this.

[@wally7361]

​@@anothervictory2595 it worked in ancient Egypt

[@anothervictory2595]

@@wandertree Absolutely, but I also see so-called conservatives, especially blk ones, promote integration. Instead of building up the blk community or even making an attempt to conserve the blk family, they flee to other communities and intermarry with non-blk ppl.

[@doritoreiss8089]

@@anothervictory2595 integration isn’t the problem. If it was, black neighborhoods wouldn’t be war zones. It’s a cultural problem.

[@SwornInvictus]

Lived in the city as a white dude, almost got used to people throwing shit at me or screaming out of their cars, calling me white boy or cracker or whatever. I don't believe in segregation or lumping entire groups as one however.. something really needs to be done to restore relations and understanding. It's been getting progressively worse thanks to the media and the miseducation system.

[@kyoakland]

You poor victim what city was this in?

[@ashleyrose424]

I think separation of races would lead to a more peaceful world. Diversity causes problems. People prefer their own kind. Here's some evidence, look at the friends and partner of most people, it's people of their own race

[@littleme3597]

Obama did this....and his Eric Holder.

[@mourlyvold64]

@@kyoakland If that's sarcasm, drop it! That's exactly what this video is about...

[@katdawg3767]

I don’t think he should’ve said get away from all black people. I’m white and I don’t want to get away from black people. But I would love to stay away from people who just hate me for being white. I’d want to stay away from people who hate me for driving a Nissan too.

[@dariuszkwietnioczub]

This is just sad, how America divided because of ideological poison, people abandoning values and rules we established to live in peace and prosperity.

[@wisdomoverfear2685]

When you account for 15% of the population but account for 50% of all violent crimes ...............

[@jasonmellone8902]

15% for 90%

[@HopelessObserver]

Closer to 12/75

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

It's actually worse than that, because almost all black crime is done by young black males, ages 14-35, and they are less than 6% of the population.

[@shadowbanned5164]

Black males aged 17 to 29 make up about 1% of the US population and are responsible for over 50% of the violent crime statistics.

[@hejla4524]

The same when you compare white on black crime to black on white crime.

[@ryana3679]

I live in the country and just recently a black family moved across the road from me. A nice Haitian family with 5 kids. We always wave to each other and watch out for each others kids. The husband came up to me recently and told me he’s so happy that everyone in my family waves at his family and says hello when we are within ear shot. He moved his family from a more black neighborhood and said it was just too much drama for his family and their special needs child. I told him I was happy he moved in anytime he needed anything just give me a holler.

[@johnarcher4189]

Yeah, the difference is that Haitian family is not “black”. African American is black.

[@b.rbetchkal4345]

The country is the best place he could have moved his family. Props to him.

[@christiancruiz9044]

​@@johnarcher4189 if your not fully black you a target too I've seen it happen with exchange nurses from out of country.

[@jollyjhadist9648]

Every non native I've met whose from a traditional African country have always been upstanding citizens and human beings they are proof it truly is the culture we foster here in America. African migrants don't act like African Americans whatsoever. It's almost like night and day.

[@mr.schmoe5867]

This is unfortunately true, which is why I’m not too excited to live by other black people. In 2017 I was the only black guy on my street when I bought that house. In 2020 another black family moved in and sure enough here they go parking cars on the lawns and letting grass grow crazy, piling junk on the front yard. It just sucks because I take care of my stuff after working hard for it and these people move in trashing the neighborhood. I grew up in Brooklyn predominantly Black and because I had different insight, people would always say “you sound white”. To the point where my nickname became “Connecticut “. If you get it, you get it.

[@Henhol27]

Thank you for posting this truth. I'm a black female who was born in Haiti. Served in the U.S. Marine Corps and in Law Enforcement and unfortunately the people who hated me more than anyone else are of my same skin color. They would tell me to go back to Haiti where I belong. Disgusting. I serve and continue to serve this country with pride but this shit has got to stop. Our enemies abroad are looking at how divided we are and plotting on when to strike. We need to do better!

[@darkduck3677]

At this point the enemies at home are more of a threat than the enemies abroad. I get what you are saying but I dont think divide and conquer will be our downfall, it will just be a slide into third word conditions that no one wants to conquer. Besides, I would take the authoritarians of the east over the liberals of the west at this point.

[@88pynogrl]

Thank you for serving🇺🇸♥️

[@YouT00ber]

I’ll keep trying to do better if you will. Together, we’ll make the world a better place

[@Henhol27]

@@darkduck3677 agreed

[@88pynogrl]

@@YouT00ber hell yeah!👍🏻

[@annetteallen6521]

I am a 71 yr old white woman and a retired nurse. I have always treated every ethnicity with respect. I loved getting to learn about any culture that came my way. People are amazing. But having said that, I did encounter angry co-workers and patients who enjoyed making me feel uncomfortable,, because of the color of my skin. I now don't make an effort to "get along" I no longer put myself out there to be abused. Just tired of the whole mess that people have created

[@bbbae5968]

agree

[@VeneerDept]

Do you believe that your skin made them uncomfortable? or "Professionalism" which is a code switch and inherently anti-black made the women feel uncomfortable... You were (wrongly uncomfortable) and at 71 you still remember. What about the women your age that were uncomfortable in their daily living? ANNNND WE DONT KNOW IF YOURE A SAINT! You grew up in 60's and 70's. You've probably called someones grandma "niger" at the end of the day you are what you put out because what you put out is from the inside and people has inclinations to treat you the same

[@manuelshaul9244]

That's funny white people hiding from.blacks.. wasn't y'all killing us and oppress us for 400 years and counting. Y'all the last to talk what you think GOD forgot what y'all did to his people and now y'all want to act so.civilize and appalled wow. Hell got a perfect spot for y'all demons. See y'all owe black people everything y'all have is ours. N

[@roywilkowski2326]

Comes with age, doesn't it Annette? I'm an old man now, too. I've just grown so weary of it all. By today's crazy-based definitions, I'm as racist as can be.

[@annetteallen6521]

@@manuelshaul9244 I didn't enslave or kill anyone and neither did my ancestors. I can say I can't stand people who think I did. You're sick in your head. Get some help with your anger and made up delusions

[@LadyKej]

This video really challenged my thinking. As a black person, I had a gut reaction to what he said, but it’s at war with my logical mind, which accepts that what he said is sad but true. Very, very sad…our ancestors would turn over in their graves to see the end result of their struggle in the here and now.

[@rebekahnorris7392]

so true. the woe is me is really such a insult to the ancestors that fought for what black people have today. just a spit in the face really. like "thanks but no thanks. I will just stay looking back like you didnt do anything."

[@istria1240]

he is exactly right on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jefferytokarsky1930]

I remember when Obama’s wingman, his AG, said we’re afraid to have honest conversations about race. Well, Scott Adams tried to start one, and you see how that went.

[@theOlLineRebel]

Commie Dems - especially blacks - are ALWAYS pontificating condescendingly about "having a conversation". They are FULL OF IT. Their "conversation" is a lecture at best, and a screaming beat-down at worst. They NEVER let anyone offer contrary opinion. They NEVER let them say anything without talking over, or condemning them fully. Look at all the colleges (I experience this regularly) and businesses rolling over for exactly that - endless seminars and fora on the poor, put-upon non-white people, without letting anyone say otherwise. Without EVER having a forum for REAL conversation, much less "how white people are hated" as a seminar.

[@raed.1883]

They called him rayciss. They have not called him liar.

[@RCCarDude]

Blx are a liability for Whites. That's not an exaggeration. There's no real benefit to interacting with them for the average person.

[@itcantbetruebutis7778]

O ba.ma is the most evil, wicked man he could possibly be. I voted for him back then.. I don't think he did 1, count em 1 good thing for Americans. He's running the show behind the curtain.. biden could not run a 3 child daycare let alone the country...

[@willsalter8113]

That was not an honest conversation about race. That pole doesn’t represent ALL BLACK PEOPLE. If that’s the case then the Buffalo shooter represents all white people.