This Is Why I HATE Critical Race Theory, Part II

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1. Mental Gymnastics
2. Justice
3. Racism (again)
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You can watch the original video here: • This Is Why I HATE Cri...
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[@sorakanzoku1748]

dont let people scare you or threaten you into silence. this was so good.

[@Nyonyozimusic]

Thanks Sora :)

[@lordknossos8239]

Check out Dr. Karlyn Borsenko. She's does in-depth dive on CRT

[@33flutterbykisses]

@@lordknossos8239 thank you!

[@arontotheleft]

🤮 Dawg, she's literally spewing her non sense for the whole world to see. There is no silencing.

[@kapunda6741]

@@Nyonyozimusic if I may ask, are you South African born?

[@BurningFreesias]

"Somebody told me there was no such thing as truth I said, 'If that's the case then why should I believe you?'" - Lecrae

[@karenbaker2566]

Basically, we are in a world where empathy is being assaulted by egocentrism.

[@terkor]

That's it.

[@xSummeraain]

I'm latina, born and raised in Chile and I'm white as paper. I can't say how many times there's been a "minority" (mainly from the USA) telling me that I'm not latina because I'm white (???) Or (and one of my favourites) that I'm not white because I'm from latinamerica, even though my skin lacks melanin. One time a woman said to me that I was a "person of color" because I'm from latinamerica and I burst out laughing on her face, luckyly other people laughed with me because I was afraid that she would hit me or something because she looked pissed af. Latinamerican people are mixed, like that's our thing. There is white latin people and black latin people. We come in every single colour but we are still latinamericans but woke people (specially from the US) can't seem to get a simple thing like that. Damn, these people are wild.

[@AlwaysHereAndNow]

Thank you for sharing your comment! Comments like yours show the diversity of our individual experiences which clearly can't fit in to the narrow boxes of Wokism and CRT.

[@user-cx2hq8og6i]

Keep telling your story! The dogma of wokeism is flawed and dangerous

[@DarkAngel2512]

There is a black woman on KZbin who adopted two white latino kids and she speaks about the negative comments from black people about her adopting them. Shes lovely. She originally fostered them and then adopted them. One brother and sister.

[@roderickwest2845]

Come on man, my girl is from Mexico and she tells me, the Whites run Latin America, what are you talking about, just study history.

[@roderickwest2845]

@@DarkAngel2512 If you think the blacks were bad, just wait til you hear what all the KARENS are saying. They've call the POLICE on Black people with white kids, you are aware of that, right?

[@iankane1733]

Such a bright young woman.

[@mashomegula]

You can't help but love her. She's so smart!

[@arontotheleft]

HAaaa. She's really not.

[@iankane1733]

@AK6 I totally agree.

[@POLYMATHEMPIRE]

She's a smart girl but also completely wrong. "Post modernism isn't contradictory, the whole premise is everything in the world is relative hence this is a power game.. power is the way you enforce the thing your group values, logic and reason and all these things are relative to the perspective but power is what matters. There is no contradiction here

[@POLYMATHEMPIRE]

@AK6 post modernism is about power. It's not about them thinking their way is better. It says no truth can be found in any human systems. Evey system is biased towards its creators hence they focus in power. It's about them being more powerful and wining

[@lurlenejones456]

"As you dismantle the hegemonic tier, [without an objective of problem solving, forgiveness, and reconciliation] you create a new oppressed group." Exactly!

[@ydelysuarez2548]

As a Latinas’ point of view I’ve noticed racism is being fought with more racism, and I don’t approve of these teachings for my kids. Children are being taught to Hate, to be racists themselves and hate their country, this is absolutely appalling.

[@g-coalitionbrother1729]

@william Cranston The only reason it hasn't already is because of the people, including some of us minorities, who have seen through it and said so, even to the point of calling out that it's against God.

[@thoticcusprime9309]

@@g-coalitionbrother1729 God doesnt exist

[@g-coalitionbrother1729]

@@thoticcusprime9309 Then why are pandemic rules harder on churches than on strip clubs?

[@jazminewaters2404]

@@thoticcusprime9309 lol 😂😂😂 I always wait for this comment as soon as someone mentions God the atheist keyboard warrior appears. If God does not exist why you so obsessed with Him. Also death is longer than life , enjoy this limited time.

[@DarkAngel2512]

@@jazminewaters2404 tbh I'm an atheist but am grateful for religion as its preventing some black people getting sucked into CRT as it goes against the belief we were created equal. So I'm gonna end up being more aligned with theists than atheist wokes. It's about commonalities and power in numbers. Our enemies bring us together. Not that I'm divided from theists. But you get my meaning.

[@MolecularArts]

“Racism is not dead. But it is on life-support, kept alive mainly by the people who use it for an excuse or to keep minority communities fearful or resentful enough to turn out as a voting bloc on election day.” -Thomas Sowell

[@FickleBeat]

The same applies for majority communities.

[@Mulberry2000]

It is not even on life support, it will never end.

[@cordwainerbird5550]

Today, most white racism abuses against Black Americans are carefully hidden. PC talk and a few visible display tokens is all that was actually achieved!

[@MolecularArts]

@Cordwainer Bird “carefully hidden”? Then how do you know it exists?

[@cordwainerbird5550]

@@MolecularArts It's only hidden to simple minded people who are easily fooled! It takes some sophistication and experience to spot today's highly COVERT racist practices. After Jim Crow race segregation laws were abolished in the 1960s, white racist attitudes didn't just disappear! Thus, it became necessary for white racism to go underground. White racists obviously do go around ADMITTING their racist wrongdoings in public. Today's race abuses are often hidden behind PC talk and a few visible Black display tokens. You should read a few actual documented race cases. EDUCATE YOURSELF!

[@robertdennis3892]

Martin Luther King's statements about judging people by their character were simple and straightforward. Yet somehow, incomprehensible to many today.

[@arontotheleft]

You need to read more King. He's more than that speech. Start with "Letter From a Birmingham Jail."

[@lap7421]

@@arontotheleft, good one. That is an incredible letter. He had so many powerful speeches and sermons that everyone should listen to or read.

[@arontotheleft]

@@lap7421 I'm also sure he wouldn't agree with the videos she posts.

[@nataliaturner4845]

​@@arontotheleft Personally, I agree with her that CRT/postmodernism is not the way to solve racism/other issues, but too many people want to pretend that "CRT is problematic bc it's rife w/contradictions & stands in the way of solving the actual problem of racism" is the same as saying "there is no problem - racism against black people doesn't exist today". That I don't agree with. While judging people by their character is essential, character is not something you can judge at first glance or from a distance, so if you're not willing to put in the effort to get to know people in your vicinity who are different from you (ie, be in community with them, not just in the same vicinity) then it's not going to make any difference how right MLK was about that.

[@mechanomics2649]

Yes, that is the goal of CRT.

[@doiknowyou6284]

She is underrated.

[@juliangernos]

Not by me. I see and hear Jordan Peterson level exposition and argument.

[@peblezQ]

Makes me think of the ending of the Hunger Games series where after they take down the Capitol, the new leader of the Districts tries to make a new symbolic Hunger Games with the Capitols children and Katniss kills the new leader so the oppression doesn't repeat.

[@ronallan8680]

So True! That's Leftysm today. "Replace the evil powerful people with us. I pinkie promise we'll be different" There'll always be a hierarchy. Always

[@jacobwiles547]

If only its target audience knew!

[@5133937]

Thanks for the analysis and the extensive reference list in the description. One concern I have about CRT is that any intellectual framework that rationalizes original sin for an entire group of people could eventually evolve into a rationalization for genocide against them. We learned with the holocaust that the human race can rationalize *anything*, and thus must be forever on guard against that.

[@Billy-sy3ed]

-- Hi. How are you this morning? I noticed you used the term "CRT" in your post. May I ask you a question? When you use the term "Critical Race theory" (CRT), do you mean the intellectual movement and loosely organized framework of legal analysis based on the premise that race is not a natural, biologically grounded feature of physically distinct subgroups of human beings but a socially constructed category that is used to oppress and exploit people of colour? Or, do you mean something else? Thanks.

[@patobin2986]

Makes perfect sense, "rationales original sin for entire group" is devoid of charity for others. It is lack of Charity that condemns the human race to Hell (Hell in this life or Hell in the after-life).

[@patobin2986]

@@Billy-sy3ed Great question - the folks to answer your inquiry with authority of knowledge for their purpose would be someone not on this tread or even bothers to check out the video. So, what is your conclusion?

[@olliemck60]

This was a puffery warning and a little late for the victims of genocide, slavery, jim crow, and the holocaust. Also, to somehow conflate CRT's search for justice and reconciliation with Nazism is not only disingenuous but dangerous gaslighting. It sounds like in your view, rational frameworks are to be avoided and replaced by what, irrational frameworks?

[@blackknightstudios9958]

@@Billy-sy3ed crt has expanded well upon legal practice and you know this

[@shellydavis253]

I'm so glad I found you!! Denegation of ANY human goes against Biblical teaching. It's so frustrating that humans allow something as benign as skin color cause so much division. I agree with your comments and I applaud your courage to speak out!!

[@alexlindstrom555]

Something that pains me is when people take scripture or the words of religious leaders (rightly denouncing racism) and then twist them to fit with the teachings of critical race theory. It’s awful.

[@Nyonyozimusic]

Thanks Shelly!

[@youx457]

It is The System Theology Of White Supremacy That Is The Division Shelly ... And As Far As Biblical Teaching Goes It's The First Thing That White Fragility Runs To For Cover ... According to your faith based belief Imagine how many people are going to burn in hell for hanging , shooting and falsely murdering blacks ... imagine White Christians going to a hanging and going to worship God right after enjoying a bloody murder . We Must Be Sincere here Patting Kimi On The Back Does Not Server Her Quest For Understanding It Only Makes You Feel Good . America Has Then & Now Racist Laws & Institutions And The Progress That America Has Made Morally Has Been By Black & White Freedom Fighters Whom Were Murdered As Well . Envoking God Means Very Little To Most Of Us ... Replacing ⚖ Over A System Of Systemic Bigotry ( White Supremacy ) Should Be The Goal Of All Humanity ... Everything In Tge Educational System Is Designed To Shiw Tge Exception Superiority Of Whiteness & There Is A Serious Push Back To Teaching White Children The Real History Of How White America Has Taken Advantage The Orginal Inhabitors . It's Very Uncomfortable To White That They Have Been Lied To I Say Deal With It .

[@Dick_Interritus]

@@youx457 I can't even understand what you are trying to say.

[@kellyandjulieelander5523]

@Shelly: Well said!

[@nickolasemerson2092]

Your grasp of these concepts and finding the fallacies across them is brilliant. Became a big fan listen to you articulate your position on all this. Keep promoting intelligent debate and good luck.

[@GermanNightmare1976]

Intelligent debate and well thought out arguments are so very attractive to listen to!

[@commonsense5506]

Clearly her family history is not rooted in the US. She has no credibility to even speak on the African-American experience. I want to know when she came to the US.

[@scottcoleman7304]

@@commonsense5506 yawn

[@greenroberts8819]

@@commonsense5506 that what I am thinking she doesn't know black american history and she is talking on this topic stwww

[@greenroberts8819]

@@commonsense5506 she talks about mental gymnastics ....her whole video is philosophy mental gymnastics 🙄

[@popsomniferum]

I’m a Kiwi living in Australia and I see CRT making its insidious way into mainstream slowly but surely under the guise of equity, and inclusion. Your take on CRT is spot on and thank you for the honest discussion. You will get pushback from those saying you don’t understand it, but you so obviously do. Well done.

[@alphamom8218]

Everyone’s looking at skin when we all should be looking at our hearts.

[@fleurdelis6923]

beautifully put Kimi! As a mother of two, one going into 4th grade and the other in 3rd, I am making the time to sit in on the school board meetings to make sure CRT isn't sneaking it's way in. It hasn't yet, but we're in Western MI and there's the potential of CRT creeping in. I know that many parents are pulling their children out to homeschool, but I feel the need to fight it. Homeschooling is a last resort

[@jackieyoung2395]

Excellent idea, but please protect your rights as a parent to homeschool your children because they will go full force ti prevents you from homeschooling, beyond a shadow of a doubt theas Marxist will go after it relentlessly.

[@mplsmaven9404]

Home schooling isn’t a “last resort”, it’s a blessing for our children if we are able to give them this above average fully enriched type of education.

[@nanettie]

@Fleur de lis May God bless your effort. Shining the light in a dark place is a worthy endeavor- don’t let homeschoolers, who are passionately struggling on a different path, guilt trip you over this. Fix your eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith.

[@emmafrazier6251]

I totally agree here. We can fight for the kids whose parents can't or won't fight.

[@kswensen2481]

@ Fleur de lis..... you're a good parent. I'm thankful my children are grown!

[@luciasamaras7767]

Are you a professor? a philosopher? an attorney? Not only is your mind insightful and your reasoning clear, but your method of conveying truth is remarkably effective. God bless you for your contribution to our world.

[@bhinderbinder]

Agree!

[@dao8611]

I think she's definitely an A+ college student.

[@zaynashir]

No she's not. I did a little research and she proved me right when I wish I was wrong smh

[@sauceysinister7924]

Not all intelligence comes from a college degree. Undo these bias teachings.

[@johnmcelroy5804]

@@zaynashir Curious to know exactly what you mean by that?

[@lisa_kikukawa]

I hope we can just stop caring about race sometime during my lifetime, it's so exhausting

[@k3th.b.w122]

Me too. 😣

[@nitagirl614]

Same here

[@lisacox3750]

It won't happen anytime soon. There are too many people who benefit from different groups hating on each other.

[@moonstonepearl21]

You're knowledgeable on so many topics regarding philosophy and the evolution of of social justice movements. Your two videos on this topic have been very interesting and insightful. It made me think of this theory in a different way. Also yea Hollywood drives me nuts with how hypocritical it is. It makes like it's such a standard of representation and social justice when in reality it is one of the most corrupt industries out there and perpetuates so many of the negative stereotypes of different groups of people.

[@aramisy.cajigas744]

This woman is beautiful, fearless, honest and courageous!

[@zaynashir]

No she's not. She is a stereotype and I wish I was wrong until I saw her Instagram. Damn smh

[@thoticcusprime9309]

@@zaynashir stereotype of what? you a triggered sjw?

[@aramisy.cajigas744]

@blackmyth ucravenu You need to forgive to overcome the mindset of your momma, which is of emotions, and return to your father, which is of logic and freedom.

[@openmind8620]

@blackmyth ucravenu No need to be insulting. She's just smart and explaining her point of view eloquently. Do the same if you want.

[@MichelBoryoku]

I just posted on Part 1. But, in short, you should see what's been going on in sub-cultures like Games, Comics, TV-Shows, Books, Movies, Knitting etc. They've accepted CRT for about 6-13 years now and it's all collapsing in on itself as the FANS fight back and call it out. For instance (I am/was an illustrator) did you know that Artists are not allowed to draw feminine women anymore and games are not allowed to depict them feminine? They say feminine women are sexist, the evil male gaze, patriarchy. In reality it's because pre-op TransWomen supposedly are offended by it _(You can't call it breast feeding because TransWomen can't breast feed, so they want to name it Chest Feeding)_ And last week Disney was caught forcing CRT unto its employees. So we had a fun time ridiculing the evil mouse again. Stop giving big corporations that hate you money. I don't care what race, gender, sexuality, religion you have.. People need to fight back. And if they call you Far Right? So be it, they've been doing that for 6 years now. No, the Far Right wasn't on the rise, it never was, Journalists called EVERYBODY resisting this ideology Far Right.

[@shalimardamere302]

That’s why the gamer community is acting thirsty after Yoshtola in the new FFxiv trailer 🤣🤣

[@tziirkq]

@@user-fp5vf9qh3i In this video, William Hall reads through it and gives his thoughts, in 7 minutes and 24 seconds. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKWzqWSoaq-bfMU

[@Woodybrush45]

In Springfield Mo.The City Council voted to hire an inclusion director?? CRT is invading everywhere, Voddie bauchum is someone who I respect, and his take on CRT is outstanding, from a biblical world view!!!

[@JeannetteWalker]

@@user-fp5vf9qh3i Below is an article from the New York post. From what I’ve read, they started to roll something out but got a bunch of backlash, so they put the brakes on it: nypost.com/2021/05/13/disney-scrubs-anti-racism-training-after-backlash-report/ Hope this helps.

[@jessicah4462]

Absolutely agree with everything, especially about ‘the far right’ being on the rise. It never was. It was always the far left in all its forms. What everyone saw in people like Richard Spencer were red herrings. To try and make this as succinct as possible, Spencer came out vehemently for Biden. Why? Two reasons. Israel and what Trump did for historical black universities and communities. It was also Trump’s base’s support of his support for these stances. The “alt right” was always meant to smear Trump and the right, and it worked. At the end, Spencer was doing streams very seriously moving his less-than-intelligent supporters towards seeing the light on “based Biden”. The alt right was all about ethnostates (cringe) and socialism. Two things very much against right wing ideology. People called them out very early on on the right and they were roundly mocked. This was significant for myself because this was during my own personal, political awakening. I was confused considering what I had been indoctrinated with concerning Republicans. Racist, sexist, xenophobic...I was finding nothing of the sort. Especially during that time. Anyone who took part in Charlotttesville were pariahs. They all turned out to be fed informants, too, funny that. As I grew into the right, it all became abundantly clear ultimately culminating in Spencer openly stumping for his boy Biden. I mean, Spencer was a welcomed guest on cnn. Baked was doing tiktoks for Yang, denouncing his “previous altright ways”. A lot of manipulation goes on because the majority of people don’t have time to spend researching these things or bit players that help shape an overarching narrative. I just happened to watch it closely at the time. And please, research everything I have said. Spencer went on Killstream to stump for Biden. Look up how many C’ville characters are known fed rats. Including Milo, and the leader of the Groypers. They’re all racist, antisemitic scumbags, too. They never supported Trump, either. They grifted gullible Trump supporters. But, they ALL said at some point they weren’t giving him their vote. Many still retain their blue checks and cash driven socials, too, until very recently.

[@Kepora1]

Now that the videos are done, I have to say I have immense respect for you. You did not let yourself be trapped in defensive delusional behavior; you were given an idea and started to see the flaws in it, and instead of performing the mental gymnastics to defend yourself from the horrible crime of being wrong, you accepted that you *could* be wrong and challenged your ideas. That's beyond applaudable, and you seem like someone I'd love to have an actual discussion with.

[@barbarabachner4078]

You have spoken my thoughts exactly! Her lack of defensiveness is so rare and therefore, so refreshing.

[@wilddiva99]

I love everything about your videos. The meatloaf timer and car alarms just make it that much better. (It makes you more relatable.) I agree with you completely. My parents often told me that you forgive a person, not for their benefit, but for your own progress. I believe that resilience comes from letting go of grievances and revenge makes you weaker and more reaction-oriented. Keep talking, Kimi, I am listening.

[@hollyprice4351]

Your comments are so true. Adherents to this ideology are not interested in their logical fallacies, inconsistencies, or hypocrisies. They just ignore them. After all, logic is just an example of whiteness (which is racist)..

[@cordwainerbird5550]

Somehow, over the top activist ranting has hijacked the critical race theory label. The actual LEGITIMATE meaning has been discarded in favor of indoctrination rantings!

[@o00nemesis00o]

@@cordwainerbird5550 The purpose of critical theory was *always* to overthrow civilisation... but it sounds like it's losing whatever veneer of respectability it had, which is good.

[@cordwainerbird5550]

@@o00nemesis00o You seem to be somewhat confused! You keep pointing to leftist crackpot rantings! But that's NOT what critical race theory honestly means. The real meaning is just an honest acknowledgement of the existence of American white racism!

[@cordwainerbird5550]

@Sara M You keep going on about over-the-top leftist crackpot rantings! Forget the leftist crackpots and try to understand that white racism is REAL!

[@TheFirstCause]

@@cordwainerbird5550 CRT is absolutely NOT about 'honest acknowledgement of white racism'. The core lies of CRT are that 'racism is underneath every single rock, every crack, inside all white peoples thoughts and is always everywhere at all times and during every conservation.' It is utterly insane religious level stupidity. It states at all white people are racist at all times, always, because they have the most power in Western society. It is a laughable, religious level, emotions based fantasy. It is a racist concept to just scapegoat white people for everything. Liberal enlightenment based anti racism already honestly acknowledged the existence of racism from white people (and any other racist people). Society didn't need the moronic postmodernism anti reality, anti objective truth, irrational thinking garbage. The civil rights movement was doing JUST FINE before this garbage came long in the early 90s and hijacked the social justice movements. Society was gradually getting better, white racism WAS ACKNOWLEDGED, but people tried to embrace and love one another, love their common humanity regardless of skin color. CRT HATE common humanity and wants to divide and judge everyone by skin color. It spits on MLK.

[@saliadee2564]

CRT cannot be 'the voice of justice' because it has no inherent moral framework and therefore, no basis for justice. Profound. Subbed :)

[@thegrandcanyonisegypt2489]

justice for starters would be the true history of WS in America finally being told to EVERYONE. Like the fact that blk owned cities like Wilmington, Tulsa ,Rosewood with thriving wealthy "pick yourself up by the bootstrap" communities that had oil and steel barrons , some owned salt quarries , gold mines & railroads. Many were simply prominent business owners until white convict SLAVES with full military came in and literally decimated the dream by murdering lawyers, sheriffs, governors senators, women , children (those were the ppl in the lynch photos). Then stealing the homes, furniture, personal belongings, land , Crests & Coats of arms of families THEN TO ADD INSULT TO INJURY ASSUMED THE NAMES AND BIRTH RIGHTS OF THE DEAD. AND ALL THE DESCENDANTS OF THESE MURDERERS ARE SQUATTING ON THAT LAND TODAY. but what's done in the dark will always come to the light regardless and I'm here for it

[@saliadee2564]

@@thegrandcanyonisegypt2489 I agree, those types of tragedies need to be acknowledged, and if possible, justice needs to be done. But the point is that if a system of 'justice' shifts around, sooner or later it is going to shift against you. Not saying that the current justice systems are perfect by any means. That is why Kimi's message of forgiveness is so pertinent - it's bigger than all of it anyway.

[@thegrandcanyonisegypt2489]

@@saliadee2564 thx for that many have no concern at all

[@saliadee2564]

I can't seem to find Christian Marxist's reply here, so I don't know if they will find it, but I'll respond anyway. My original comment would apply to any form of CRT that can be observed to have the tendencies that Kimi is referring to, and that many have observed along with her. Democracy may not be perfect, but at least part of its premise is to protect the minority from the majority. As far as I understand, Marxism obliterates the individual for the sake of the group, which is essentially the opposite story, but on a different scale. I know which system I'd rather live under.

[@olliemck60]

I applaud her scholastic perseverance, but she is conflating her misunderstanding of Kimberle Crenshaw's reference to postmodernism's intersectionality of social constructs to the formal description of postmodernism's emancipation of the autonomous moral self and the vindication of its moral responsibility. Crenshaw was talking about how to incorporate various experiences of different marginalized people into CRT's practice, and how some consideration should be given to the fact that some marginalized people suffer(ed) from more than one marginalization attribute. Postmodern moral autonomy is talking about the individual's responsibility for their own actions. So, in other words, the young lady still does not get it!!

[@jeri08]

Thank you for airing your perspectives online. I am busy watching a bunch of your race-related videos. I'm busy writing essays for my post-grad. degree and I have to wrestle with CRT for one of them. I am a Christian too and I am trying to reconcile what I believe while handling all these philosophies I'm having to sift through. It is just so nice to find someone who has similar thought processes. Also, love that you've lived in S.A. Hello from S.A!

[@0lexis788]

I love how smart and articulate you are, I could never express these ideas in such a concise manner. I can write, but when it comes to speaking, everything comes out all wrong.

[@kate2create738]

I wish I met you years ago when I was in LA going to university in 2016, it really ruined my passion and messed me up with the major moral battles I had to face. It would have been nice to actually connect with someone who also questioned this dangerous ideology, can't tell you the amount of blank looms I got when I tried to tell others my concern with CRT. While I didn't end up with the career I originally intended (animation), have to say when I moved away I've been more in peace stepping away from the toxic environments that are contributing to the violence our poor country is going through. It's heartbreaking how we did come so far only for it to be destroyed by selfish people who have no intentions of solving problems, but they creating problems that end up benefiting themselves at the expense of everyone else, have the nerve to act like they are virtuous.

[@applesandgrapesfordinner4626]

That's rough, given animation in itself is awesome. Too politics got in the way Hope you continue following your passions

[@DeathBringer769]

"It's heartbreaking how we did come so far only for it to be destroyed by selfish people who have no intentions of solving problems, but they creating problems that end up benefiting themselves at the expense of everyone else, have the nerve to act like they are virtuous." Yep, there's a good reason this type of thing is often called out as "virtue signaling." It's bad/selfish people trying to superficially seem virtuous.

[@lauragaddy8671]

Amen!

[@alexism9656]

That's the exact situation that I am in right now. My U.S history class has been nothing but all the black history that I learned in middle school and high school. And the assignments were just discussions on why racism is bad. My animation history class was a bit the same. But other than that, most of my art classes focus on art only, so that's good.

[@insigpilot]

I watched the first video, immediately came to this one and subscribed half-way through. This is so on-point!

[@mademsoisellerhapsody]

same

[@hansoak3664]

Same.

[@rachelweber1085]

Yup

[@violetzforrosez]

I did the exact same thing lol!!!

[@FairbrookWingates]

Ah, yeah, same here as well. "moral mucky muck" did it for me. Great phrase.

[@dajahbatton2063]

That part when you said (paraphrasing) CRT doesn’t critique the nature of black representation in Hollywood, so long as black representation is evident… 🔥🔥 so true!! There are so many perpetuated stereotypes that don’t help or truly empower society! This was such a good video, very well spoken! Props to you! 👏

[@ydelysuarez2548]

Moral relativism is just an excuse to be able to do whatever people want without consequences. There’s no such thing as my Truth only lived experience but THE TRUTH.

[@techrvl9406]

Absolutely incorrect. Coming from the school of Absurdism, there is no THE TRUTH. The more you delve into the scientific and philosophic nature of the world, the more you realize reality is only an interpretation of waveforms by an organic mass of putrid water and fats. Human "Truth" is no more absolute than the truth of any other holographic perspective experienced by observing beings in this reality.

[@stephenhogg6154]

"If we want to make any sort of change, we need to actually start to talk to each other" - and leave racism out of the conversation.

[@KevinBriggins]

You're absolutely right. Keep up the good work. We need more people speaking up like you.

[@MrLTLB]

What good work? This is just a KZbin video of her sharing her Opinion on 'Critical Race Theory'...its just a Video.

[@KevinBriggins]

@@MrLTLB yes but videos like this help. It helps for others to understand and articulate their own objections to CRT. It also encourages others to not be afraid to speak out which many people are.

[@cdricisacat9570]

​@@KevinBriggins Thomas Chatterton Williams, Chloé Valdary, Titania McGrath (a parodic character created by Andrew Doyle)…. now Kimi Katiti, all the voices for an ''united humanity'' are welcome !

[@Billy-sy3ed]

@@MrLTLB -- Hi. How are you this morning? I noticed you used the term "CRT" in your post. May I ask you a question? When you use the term "Critical Race theory" (CRT), do you mean the intellectual movement and loosely organized framework of legal analysis based on the premise that race is not a natural, biologically grounded feature of physically distinct subgroups of human beings but a socially constructed category that is used to oppress and exploit people of colour? Or, do you mean something else? Thanks.

[@Billy-sy3ed]

@@cdricisacat9570 -- Hi. How are you this morning? I noticed you used the term "CRT" in your post. May I ask you a question? When you use the term "Critical Race theory" (CRT), do you mean the intellectual movement and loosely organized framework of legal analysis based on the premise that race is not a natural, biologically grounded feature of physically distinct subgroups of human beings but a socially constructed category that is used to oppress and exploit people of colour? Or, do you mean something else? Thanks.

[@ginig8433]

I have been trying to explain this around my circle and all I see is people are really confused, conveniently confused or just lazy. You been precise concise and keep in it short with enough real references to go back to fact check it’s of great service 🙏🏾

[@reddwarf60]

Great video- Very well stated. BTW: Your face when the car alarm went off TOTALLY looked like my daughter! I loved that moment!

[@aldwyck7177]

Ya know what's really funny? The attributes they associate with "whiteness." One such attribute is: Being on time for work. Apparently, they didn't know me in my late teens and mid to late 20's. Surprisingly I managed to keep the same job. Thankfully, I was able to transfer to another location when I needed to move to another state when I moved in with my brother (long story.) But, at that time. I was a little older and wiser and tried my best to get there on time.

[@liljade53]

That is called wanting to keep your job! so ridiculous.All of the wonderful Black individuals I work with, are always on time for work!

[@stormyknight1370]

Same though! Reading that list, I was so offended by all the things they were saying were race related. I showed it to a black friend of mine, who has more of those traits than I do and she was LIVID. It was such a racist thing to say! How does it help to tell someone "Being late is because of your skin colour." Like...what? I'm late all the time and I'm as pale as they come...like seriously.

[@Douglemagne]

Thank you, Kimi. It's wonderful to hear your insights on this subject. You rock. Keep it up as long as you dare. 👍

[@toms8393]

Read “Woke Racism”. Amazing book. Touches on all of this.

[@lemonblue6282]

I love how clearly you are able to outline your objections and the fact that you bother to make references that anyone who cares to can do their own research. Again, thank you. Also, I found your comments on forgiveness fascinating and would love to see that future video.

[@LizRealGirlBeauty]

A friend of mine shared a meme, which I wish I could share now, about how bad it was to treat people the same regardless of their skin color, because I kid you not, it said you don't treat people as individuals if you DON'T treat them differently because of their skin color. The gymnastics required to go that far are terrifying. So I told her I believe in what MLK Jr said, about judging people based on the content of their character and not on the color of their skin, and she called that racist. I'm sure she'd call YOU racist, for not thinking the way she thinks you should, based on your skin color.

[@mplsmaven9404]

Still trying to put the balls in the right baskets to come to the conclusion your girl friend came to. Nope ... can’t do it! My brain is not deformed in that manner. Good luck with your friend. Your a Saint for trying to explain to this person.

[@LizRealGirlBeauty]

@@mplsmaven9404 thank you!

[@fuzzyx2face]

@@mplsmaven9404 ya they said MLK was racist that’s pretty crazy, I thought by their believes only white people can be racist🤔

[@LindyLime]

MLK a racist????? What is the world coming to?

[@bradmowreader5983]

Please don't stop! You're better than a bird on my windowsill for brightening my day.

[@karenbaker2566]

Thank you for your intellectual analysis and offering the background of this concept. As an older white woman raised in a small town in Oklahoma by parents who lived through the Depression and WWII, I grew up with one gauge of people: Are they good folks? 😊 Meaning are they kind, hard working, fair-minded and open to connecting with me? (Indeed-“the content of their character.”) After moving out through my education and career to connect with many people of different backgrounds, that is still my touchstone. It heals my heart to hear you. Truly. The ugliness being spewed and the hypocrisy of so many today is so disheartening. But you are a shining light of informed analysis and I hope everyone can hear your words. Multiculturalism and connection is our only hope in this divisive time. Bless you. ❤️💕👏🏼

[@Photographyalex]

This country needs a truth and reconciliation commission like SA did. People are hearing about Tulsa for the first time this year or when Watchman came out. The effects of racism on peoples parents and grandparents need to be thought in order to understand each other. Because we’re all coming in with missing information trying to scold one another and we’re talking past each other. So yeah, we need to fully tell the story, truthfully, of this country.

[@13thepenguin]

Our local school system plans to start crt next school year. I've been homeschooling from the beginning, but I know a bunch who will pull their children out now. Friends with a family with mixed children. How would you even explain that your half biological sister is greater or less than you based just on skin! Love to you. Keep talking.

[@goosegirl941]

I hadn’t thought about mixed race children 😞 how awful for them

[@Lemonlemon710]

Ouch that really hits home. I'm mixed too and I can't IMAGINE being raised from an early age to see myself as a different "thing" entirely than my own family. I think I was lucky enough to not have been raised in a family that thinks this way so that now I can see right through others' idiocy . When I already have to deal with most people who perceive me as unconnected to my family origins, it is scaring me now that they are now seemingly trying to make this written in stone. I think race can and does affect you as a mixed kid and as a mixed adult, but I couldn't imagine that a curriculum in school could help the way mixed kids are perceived by other kids at school. If anything, it would just create more misunderstanding and more ignorant comments about kid's families as the CRT race conversation isn't truly nuanced enough to capture or express mixed people's families or experiences. All the current narrative tends to deal in mostly binaristic racial terms and mixed people are either left out or spoken about in ways that are vastly oversimplifying generalities that actually erase most mixed people. And don't get me started on when they separate identities into rooms to have race discussions. Mixed people cannot fit cleanly into either "the white room" OR "the BiPoC room"!

[@jasonmajere2165]

This is complete BS this doesn’t belong in k-12 period. Kids don’t understand adults BS, when you make the boys apologize for being male. When preschool teacher takes legos away from boys and makes the girls play with them. When a girl is attacked in the women’s restroom from a boy in a skirt. And does it in 2 different schools and the administration suppressed it, and tried to get the father of the girl called a domestic terrorist because he was rightly pissed that the administration did nothing to the boy that did the attacks. Wokeness forget how to be a human being.

[@erynnoconnor3462]

So eloquently put. It's a shame more people aren't seeing this. You really hit the nail on the head with the "Appeal to X" fallacy breakdowns.

[@gabriellam3525]

The fact that you made a Harry Potter reference in both your CRT videos makes these videos even more awesome!

[@Billy-sy3ed]

-- Hi Gabriella. How are you this morning? May I ask you a question? When you use the term "Critical Race theory" (CRT), do you mean the intellectual movement and loosely organized framework of legal analysis based on the premise that race is not a natural, biologically grounded feature of physically distinct subgroups of human beings but a socially constructed category that is used to oppress and exploit people of colour? Or, do you mean something else? Thanks.

[@5678LeeLee]

You need to do a TED Talk. I love your insights. Listening to young people helps me to keep up with what is going on in our world from your viewpoint. Glad to hear someone with a level head, speaking. May God continue to Bless You!

[@BenHopkins1000]

As human beings, we are never born with prejudice in our hearts. It’s always beaten into us, sometimes physically, more often psychologically. Either you take the beating and become just as bitter and hateful, or learn to fight back, not just with fists, but books, knowledge, understanding

[@koceadramanov5949]

You are so eloquent. I could listen to you talk all day.

[@wineberry6]

You're thinking by yourself and people will be offended. God bless you and keep you protected ❤️

[@dawnemile4974]

The Bible does have some true sayings. One of which is "The man of thinking ability is hated." I have to experience this all the time.

[@shawntalbert]

As I scroll through the comments, I notice a tread of those who hate this young lady, don't or won't see the issue from her perspective. Maybe its because they want things done their way and only their way. Or maybe they are so closed minded that don't understand where she's coming from. Social media is probably the worst way to discuss a complex issue. Assumptions are made, projections are give, if you are white you are racist comments are made as with the all white people are responsible for the actions that happened in the past. With the attitude of "Only I can dictate reality", (which is all counterproductive in ending racism) has been proven in making things worse. More often than not, I think these people who are like what I mentioned, don't want racism to end. Maybe its about money and power. Who knows. If Critical Race Theory (CRT) is nothing but a history lesson, then where's the problem? Does CRT have talking points that lead to the idea of "White man bad" or "If your black, you will always be oppressed" Is CTR the only way to talk about America's history? Will CTR teach ALL of the facts or just a few that would make white children feel guilty and black children feel oppressed? Also what's the end goal of CRT? Is it end racism and have people get along or is it black supremacy where white people have to walk around feeling guilty. There are many other ways to teach the same history without the principles of CRT. Finally, what's the goal of teaching that history? Is it acknowledgment of bad things happening? Or is it to change the behavior/ ideology, where once again, develop a certain mentality that politically aligns with those who support CRT. I also have to address those who believe that if you are part of BLM or being black means that ONLY YOUR perspectives or your perception of reality matters. The military conducted itself in a similar manner in Iraq and Afghanistan. Guess what. That produced more insurgents. Which made both of those wars last longer. In the end, this conversation isn't about black vs white, as some would want it to be, but rather is CRT needed.

[@DNSMLT]

Please stay safe. You're making too much sense. You're extremely intelligent and such a good person. We need a lot more speakers like you.

[@olliemck60]

Intelligent yes, probably a good person, but needed by whom?

[@AdvocateSpirit]

You're spitting hot fire here. Just thought you should know

[@MinaMcKay]

The car alarm startled me too 😅 Good video!

[@jamiekonz9151]

I just found your channel. You are so spot on and so intellectually refreshing. This is what we need more of. People being people and sharing their lived experiences whether they agree with one another or not. Thank you so much for sharing your perspective as a human. Godspeed.

[@EricLehner]

Hello from Canada. Blessings to you for your human warmth. CRT is cold, cold, cold.

[@Billy-sy3ed]

-- Greetings Eric. How are you this morning? I noticed you used the term "CRT" in your post. May I ask you a question? When you use the term "Critical Race theory" (CRT), do you mean the intellectual movement and loosely organized framework of legal analysis based on the premise that race is not a natural, biologically grounded feature of physically distinct subgroups of human beings but a socially constructed category that is used to oppress and exploit people of colour? Or, do you mean something else? Thanks.

[@johnbeaubien8826]

Ethos, Pathos and Logos (!) Great analysis, once again 👏👍. Really enjoyed your critique of Foucault. Am always nervous when people who claim to be anti racist site Foucault or other Marxists. Would like to hear more of your thoughts on that. Called out Hegel to! 👍. Really good work you did here. Looking forward to your next video.

[@o00nemesis00o]

The one thing that can be said for leftists, they know Foucault ;)

[@arontotheleft]

She used all of the buzzwords while never addressing what CRT is.

[@myreneario7216]

Blaming Hegel seems a bit misguided to me. Hegel is really not an enemy of objective truth and reason. Hegel believes in god, and objective morality, and that the german prussian state he lieves in has the best possible system of government; this is really not a postmodernist. There is a bit of historical relativism in Hegel but it is a quite reasonable amount. With Marx we start the slightly nonsensical bullshit of criticizing the notion of objective morality, while still pushing a very clear moral agenda. But with Marx we still have completely objective truth, and the system isn't overtly self-contradictory. I think only with the Frankfurt school and with Foucault does the real big mental gymnastics begin where you deny the existence of objective truth while constantly proclaiming one objective truth after the other. But I'm not an expert on the Frankfurt school of Foucault.

[@Billy-sy3ed]

@@arontotheleft CRT is anything she doesn't agree with.

[@whowhatwherewhy1434]

This was so beautiful…I asked if a coworker was willing to listen to a video about crt…not to persuade her but to let her see where I was getting some of my ideas about…she got emotional and turned conversation from crt to racisms and claiming that she had many black friends…but didn’t want to see a video about black people…like Candace Owens…who were questioning the value of crt…

[@sheilasinghal2922]

Thank you so much for saying what more people need to be saying. And thanks for the reading lists! I've read many of the books, but look forward to catching up with some of the additional works on your lists.

[@seektruth5119]

Clearly, you are a deep thinker. I find your logical arguments very compelling and well presented. Keep doing what you are doing.

[@shawnaroachford5754]

I am so thankful to see someone who knows how to drop the Mic 🎤 with truth🥰 You rock 🥰❤🙏

[@modocbearclaw5948]

Both videos are really good and kinda quirky funny in parts but in a good way. Keep doing videos on things. You bring things out in a very valid fashion. Good Job and Thank You!

[@the8thsquare]

Love this. I think we forget that class is the underlying factor that organizes people. If we don't have underlying race theory as a reliable fallback, which I think is absolutely real and acknowledge but isn't as useful, we could organize better along class lines. But it would make us that more dangerous. 💜

[@kurtkriz412]

I came here after watching part 1. You're awesome Kimi.

[@xray86delta]

You know how to think. That's what 'they' don't want you to do. People like you are the hope of our nation!

[@ggvbayareaoakland5914]

Thank you very much for taking time out if your life to talk about actual issues and topics. I really appreciate listening to your life experiences and thoughts with us. I also must add thank you for bring so kind but honest..for some individuals, talking about race is extremely taboo or just a difficult situation. 😊😊🧡💚💙💜🤍🖤🤎

[@CCHeartsPizza]

Great video! I saw this vid and your first one in my recommendations and both are very well articulated! It's sad how many people think racism can be solved with more racism. Love your energy! I hope more people can find this video who are being swayed by the current narrative of CRT.

[@Billy-sy3ed]

-- I greet you from Texas. How are you this morning? I noticed you used the term "CRT" in your post. May I ask you a question? When you use the term "Critical Race theory" (CRT), do you mean the intellectual movement and loosely organized framework of legal analysis based on the premise that race is not a natural, biologically grounded feature of physically distinct subgroups of human beings but a socially constructed category that is used to oppress and exploit people of colour? Or, do you mean something else? Thanks.

[@theaubreyhaze]

You are INCREDIBLY intelligent and thank you for making these videos!!! I have been so hated by my friends for not agreeing with White Fragilitiy, BLM (though I used to), and CRT. They even hate when I share people who are black who also have various opinions, because I'm "using them to justify my racism" lmao. We should have diversity of thought and free competition of ideas, because any idea that requires silencing others cannot withstand on its own and isn't a good idea afterall. I appreciate America's founding principles and capitalism (property rights) and the fact that many immigrants come here and succeed rapidly! I never denied the presence of racism, I just tried to say that this country is not inherently oppressive against any race but is as close to a meritocracy as any country had achieved, while improvements can still certainly be made! And I argue that racism should not be major enough to hold anyone back from achieving their best life, as you (and so many other individuals who have experienced racism but are free individuals protected by the Consititution) demonstrate. I'm a classical liberal afterall but today's progressive agenda is proving to be REgressive and authoritarian! I appreciate this all going down in my lifetime simply because I was clueless until this year. I researched so much and came across Thomas Sowell, a great mind who really points out the institutions and policies hurting America.

[@pennyastrologer1786]

Yes, silencing the other is not an answer, neither is name-calling, shaming and shunning. You'd think we'd evolved beyond these types of tactics, but history repeats. Nice to see people using their BRAINS, thank you all.

[@saintlybeginnings]

The same people who speak about diversity, yet have never ventured outside of their bubble, denounce, dismiss, & even use horrific racial epithets against those who do think more deeply and contemplative, rejecting the cult of CRT. Curious their response against a black woman who was born in & lived in numerous countries w/in Africa, who reject their ideology 🤔🙇🏾‍♀️..?.. She has lived in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, & others prior to moving to USA.

[@saintlybeginnings]

Look up Glen Loury & John McWhorter. They have some excellent discussions (Glen is more conservative while John is a bit left of center-> both are Classical Liberal thinkers)

[@redbarnhomestead7384]

This thinking is apart of the solution. Thank you for speaking from a place that doesn’t trap and destroy others to bring dignity to others.

[@foximoxi8533]

I really enjoy your videos! You are so articulate and your thoughts are so well constructed and expressed. I was extremely “woke” when I was in college (liberal arts school). I graduated with a sociology degree and an immense feeling of emptiness and guilt. I had professors tell me that I had no culture, because I am a white American. Which was untrue, as I grew up in the Midwest and western culture (ranching and farming) is my culture. It took me a long time to realize that and to stop feeling like I was appropriating other cultures, because I appreciated and enjoyed them. I finally feel a great sense of freedom and certainty now that I’ve accepted that I should not feel responsible for my ancestors’ actions. I can learn from history and I can live my life in a way that ensures that I treat everyone equal and judge people on the content of their character.

[@lisaracioppa4627]

Loved your video. You are calm, articulate and fair. You bring your points across without aggression which in turn makes people listen more. Awesome meatloaf and car alarm distractions...keeping it real🙏👍

[@howtodiy1303]

Sending you much Love from South Africa my sista! 🌍 ❤️ Forgiveness - the world needs to hear your message! "Most people are good people" Stay strong and keep on moving on.

[@SaffronSphinx]

Just so thrilled to run across this channel.

[@resofactor]

Kimi is an amazing young woman. Recommended her Channel to my Friend's List.

[@r.sarinaiskandar4987]

Kimi, I hope you never feel discouraged to produce more of these videos. I thoroughly enjoyed your thoughts on CRT. I LOVE that you've touched on moral relativism and the concept of absolute truth. People may not always be literate in philosophy or see the importance of studying philosophy when the reality is, everyone's worldview whether they are an atheist, Christian, freethinker, liberal, or conservative are shaped by their own philosophies. When we study philosophy we then can deconstruct our beliefs and see if it all makes sense. What is the foundation of our belief in injustice? Race? Equality? Anyway, I'm not black nor American, but this topic has always baffled me. A lot of my impressions on CRT chime with yours and it's nice to see that someone of African descent shares the same views. I look forward to more videos like this but no pressure!

[@thefoundationagent61]

"There is no absolute truth." Huh. So is *that* absolutely true??

[@somerando925]

Ah shit a paradox

[@adriankeister4389]

Voldemort: "There is only power, and those too weak to seek it." Well applied!

[@jameshegedus5566]

Your are a very interesting woman. I myself have an absolute moral basis, "Do as you would have done to you" Pretty much gets rid of post modernism, Marxism, Nihilism, critical theory (what a crock), etc. I am not religious but the Judeo-Christian frame work followed by the enlightenment , with it's emphasis on individual sovereignty, and individual accountability works for me.

[@chrissyburns3920]

Great video - you speak so eloquently and express these ideas so well. I agree with all you've said, and I think that voicing these ideas is important in today's society. Scary when many people want to quash free speech and are tied to their beliefs like a religion. Keep up the great work!

[@ehzimmer]

Thanks for your viewpoints here. Also, thanks for posting your book list. I always appreciate when people are accountable for their sources. I think your most powerful argument here is that the abolitionists and civil rights activists didn't need CRT...

[@urfavginga5765]

Thanks. Everytime I think I'm an outcast because I believe you shouldn't be judged by your skin color, people like you come along and make me realize I'm not the only one. So thanks.

[@348marcy7]

Absolutely nailed it

[@pamelab.girard7545]

I resonated with both your videos on this on a whoooole other level! It was up to a certain point where I was questioning my own sense of morality if I didn't feel guilty over something I had no personal control over(since I don't apply a racist framework in my life anyway), especially as a mixed race white-latina! Until recently, I felt that my very existence was based on confusion, not knowing to which group I should identify with, where the answer is truly: none. Thank you for your insightful, respectful and intelligent analysis of this omnipresent ideaology! ❤️

[@genesiskeglar6372]

I love hearing the perspective of people that are not native to America on these issues. “They“ in power will never hear you, but other people out there that may not listen to certain folks will sometimes listen to you. Plus the different angle that other people have is helpful to people like me to further solidify my thinking.

[@clarisd]

The leader of the future should be this person!!! Thank you so very much for having the courage to voice your intellectual individual thoughts and how they aline with simple truths! That are self evident!!! We from N. Italy adore you!!!!

[@u.s.a.citizen5590]

So smart and well spoken on this subject. Thank you.

[@jonathansanders3577]

I love that you are this deep and intelligent and also a skater. It's such a badass combo.

[@pilgrimonanarrowway2034]

Thanks Kimi, this was great. I'm not American (from East Africa actually) but I've been seeing these crazy ideas being woven into young people's minds and it breaks my heart because we are just not as wise to research the ideas that are popular. Social media is a big problem as well!

[@karensimons6885]

You have just displayed more intelligence in more areas of life than just about anyone else I know of. I pray that you will remain safe and your voice will remain free. We need you and your gloriously well- formed mind and spirit to be that light in the tunnel! Thank you for sharing. Please continue.

[@jameslippincott1782]

No two people have the same type of life experiences. People are different and live to their own morals. To me the ten commandments are the best moral compass I live by.

[@firepower7654]

People are different and live to their own morals? Nazi vs Jews? Stalinist Communists vs Ukrainian peasants? If everyone has their own moral code, then there is no moral code and anything and everything is moral....from mass murder of children to picnics for the homeless.

[@jameslippincott1782]

I'm talking people, not politics or religious groups, a majority of people follow good moral beliefs. Some groups believe that genocide is a good thing, but some individuals in that group may not agree. In nazi Germany Jews were killed, but individuals in the country helped Jews hide and escape.

[@thekeester9632]

You had me at Car Alarm. Keep spreadin the good word!

[@BrettCasto]

How was the meatloaf, BTW? Love your videos! Keep up the good work.

[@svefors1]

I love the way you substitute “my truth” with “lived experience”. I cringe when I hear “my truth” because there can only be one truth. Just because you believe it doesn’t make it true.

[@davids949]

You showed up in my feed somehow. I listened to part one and part two. Thank you for your efforts.

[@theenlightenedbarbarian1611]

I just discovered you/your videos today, and I am a BIG FAN!! Looking forward to more insightful, intelligent perspective from an exceptional individual, Kimi Katiti!! Thanks Kimi!! :)

[@zornslemon]

Really well articulated, I am curious whether you learned about CRT formally, or through self study? you seem to really have a handle on it and that is not easy since it is so deliberately opaque. I'm going to scroll through your other videos to see if you addressed this already.

[@gerstmanndavid]

Wow, a powerful intellect. God bless you.

[@LMHBuss]

Commenting for the algorithm and subbed.

[@rrbar14]

This and the first video were great. Thank you. I despair that there’s no one with a nuanced, fair-minded view of the racial issues at debate today in society but you’ve given me reassurance.

[@Tyrannimarja]

The more I listen your reasoning, the more I want to give you a huge hug. Have a great day! Virtual hugs from Finland. 🫂❤

[@herecomesthesun21]

Exactly! Cheers from another Finnish fan.