Unbearable Truth About Karens

Unbearable Truth About Karens - I can't imagine why a white woman would falsely insinuate something creepy about my Goldilocks in order to convince [Black] men not to answer a question that examines white women's pattern of problematic and predatory practices with Black men. Hmm... 🤔 #weoutchea #gullah #geechee #education #goldilocks #karen #menvsbear #bonnieandclyde sunnmcheaux.com weoutcheamerch.com

[@gjrocknthedreamteam3065]

The same ones that call lil Black boys “MEN!” 🙄

[@rahbeeuh]

That thought crossed my mind too.

[@DreadEmpath69]

This 💯💯💯

[@nakiarebel8019]

..and our girls, too. I see that a lot of our own fall into grouping our babies as such. I do best to recondition. I would say aloud, the teen or little boy, or the child anytime an incident came across the TV screen in the breakroom.

[@aazhie]

Gotta wonder if this lady would have said the same thing if you had said black girl? Or woman? Kind of seems like ladies like this will not have young, non white women's backs when they are in trouble. Especially if they might have "gotten themselves" in a bad situation eating someone else's food and sleeping in someone else's bed. I wonder how often we would hear "she was trespassing" about a black child?

[@velvetrose7729]

@@nakiarebel8019 Yep. I used Adultify our children too. I remember watching a video.... The little girl was being picked up from school by her dad. She is so upset and dad is trying to convince her to tell him what happened. Eventually she confessed, her white teacher was picking on her and being mean to her. For a hot second, I thought.....What are you doing to make the teacher be mean to you? That was me being conditioned into thinking our children, behave badly but I then remembered being about her age and having a white teacher be mean and pick on me because of the beads/barrettes in my hair. She said I was being disruptive to the class on purpose, by moving my head, to make my beads/barrettes make noise and would punish me. I didn't tell my parents, I just learned how to sit statue still, trying not to move too much. Since then, I've tried to recondition my brain. I try to see our child as they are. They Are NOT young men or young women....which implies Adult. They are little girls and boys, Children!

[@nahoo7748]

As a black man, it doesn’t matter if it’s a little girl or a grown woman if it’s a random white female, I’d be scared

[@Timewarpiaman]

As a white guy I feel the same way, to quote Graeme Barrett "I'm not winning that court case"

[@madsfiedler3884]

as a white trans guy, valid :(

[@Nat_778]

​@@madsfiedler3884white trans guy here, seconding. Cis women, particularly white ones, put me on edge because many of them believe themselves to be the victim in every situation... even though they hold systemic power over trans folks. At least the bear is straightforward 😂

[@1isgrl88]

At this point, I'm picking the bear over people. 😂

[@lkeke35]

Please, I'm a black woman and an introvert. It was always gonna be bears!😂

[@theroyalcrane]

The bear was always the answer

[@TdT2211]

This is terrible news. But I feel that. Unfortunatley.

[@eclairdawnlight8470]

It's the only right answer... Just remember the best basics & you'll be safe most the time!

[@phastinemoon]

Bears can be reasoned with. (As long as your reason is food)

[@ArcadeJackson-us7mq]

Hurry police, there’s a black man I’ve fundamentally misunderstood! 😂😂😂

[@dunbarf2413]

"Police you must properly punish and chastise him for making me (a white person) uncomfortable and confused...if you must delete him...well he should've complied and answered my intrusive questions like a normal person would"

[@ShyShy2551]

Wait so y'all are scared of women...................., weird I think the common denominator here is white 🐻‍❄️ not persay human I was thinking white guys are usually the actual serial killers so white woman must be the prodigy's that get away with it while the same time worried about falling victim to it.............. But be black and scared of a black women (or not in the woods or not) and tell me about it yeah ?

[@ShyShy2551]

Btws Idk bout picking bears 🐻🐨🐻‍❄️ they can get aggressive. I've been around all of it and it's if'y all around. Other women other men fucking rabid squirrels

[@rootsAlkebu]

@@ShyShy2551🤡

[@mommyofkittens4809]

Goldilocks went into a home that wasn’t hers and ate food that wasn’t hers, sits in chairs in a home she wasn’t invited into, and then takes a nap in a bed that doesn’t belong to her. Goldilocks in the bed is a dangerous situation for a black man. The bear is a much safer option. My fellow pasty women, the bear question in this situation is no different than the bear question is for us.

[@lkeke35]

Don't forget she also broke some shhh while she was in the house! This lady obviously didn't watch that episode of Black*ish!

[@mommyofkittens4809]

@@lkeke35right. I haven’t watched Blackish but that’s not an excuse to be that oblivious. That girl just wanted an excuse

[@TheMoobist]

Exactly. Not to sound like a bigot, but I see far more entitled white women than I do of any other ethnicity. I'm white and I trust white people less having lived in other countries where I was the minority. Hell, living in Louisiana really made me distrust other white people.

[@velvetrose7729]

Even as a little Black girl....I never cared for Goldilocks or any of their Fairytales. In my Spirit....They always felt "wrong"....but in different ways! IMO.....It's how we are programmed and conditioned to Believe, certain types of Ways about Certain types of People, as children....Without even realizing it! Goldilocks, in the version Most people remember...Is a white child vs a Family of 3 Brown bears.... Goldilocks....breaks into their Family Home..... Eats their food. Breaks their furniture, while trying to find a comfy place to sit, in Their home and Sleeps in Their beds and that's Ok because she is a White Child! Remember HOW they reacted, to a little Black, 4 year old girl..."stealing" a Doll!? The 4 year old, wasn't treated like Child who walked out of a store, with a doll she was holding....The 4 year old Child, was treated like a criminal mastermind Super thief and Her parents...were Members of Her....Criminal organization!

[@xinavaneify]

​@@velvetrose7729Actually, grooming folks from an early age to be comfortable with bukra nations breaking into the lands and homes of brown peoples, taking and using the resources they find therein, and accepting the damage bukra does, to the point it's looked at as normal.

[@me0on0utube]

Now Sun specifically said "woman" and not only did she "correct" him and make her a child but also implied that things would be done to the child that Sun didn't mention

[@Volundur9567]

Also 🐻‍❄️ children have a long history of lying on black people to get 'em lynched. Still gonna stick with the bear.

[@pearlyj.7493]

YES ,SHE DID. I think that add on stuff tells you who she is. Said more than she should.

[@dunbarf2413]

@@pearlyj.7493 Got carried away and revealed the true face under her mask.

[@segara04]

​@@dunbarf2413they always do

[@atruestorm9702]

Also HE CHOSE THE F'N 🐻!!!

[@simply_nebulous]

If goldilocks is a child...wouldn't it be worse to randomly find her in your bed?

[@theroyalcrane]

That's the reason they brought it up.

[@neighborMin]

Debatable. With a child any person is more likely to jump to horrible conclusions and get violent over them... But with a w woman she's might try to weaponize her position with authority and swear you broke into HER house and assaulted HER when you get upset and demand she leaves.

[@TdT2211]

Yes. The person was trying to pervert a conversation Sunn was trying to have with unperverted minds.

[@dunbarf2413]

@@neighborMin That's more real and terrible than you say. R.I.H.P. Botham Jean 🙏

[@chestchirecateyes]

​@@dunbarf2413Facts!

[@tw2334]

What I have noticed the last couple of decades is that whyt people are children and expect to be treated as such and protected as such until they do something so horrible it's hard to defend it. I started seeing this when 32-year-old Ryan Lochte was mixed up in the news for a crime, and some reporters kept referring to him as a kid or child, and we shouldn't worry so much. So, I started looking for other examples. And I realized that, as long as they have been aging black people up so they can justify treating them harsher, they have been de-aging themselves so they can treat them softer, and others are easily brainwashed to see them as less of a threat because of it.

[@PlatinumAltaria]

"32 year old white youth" vs. "16 year old black man". Absolute classic.

[@punkroxgirl]

This is very problematic because non-white youth are much more likely to be charged and sentenced as adults than white youth charged with the same offenses

[@Zim24Diva]

Remember when Al Roker went off on his yt coworkers for calling Lying Lochte a boy on live news? They’re quick to infantilize their own to avoid accountability.

[@punkroxgirl]

It’s particularly sick when you consider that this country has more of its own people incarcerated, per captita, than any other country, and then look at the disparities when it comes to race. Not only just incarceration but with black youth being about 5 times more likely to be charged and convicted as adults than white youth.

[@fanime1]

I saw a lot of that when the Colleen Ballinger made her ukulele video. The possibly filtered face. Her outfit emphasizing her skinniness. The camera shot at a high angle instead of eye level to make her look smaller. There were too many coincidences to not seem on purpose.

[@MrEasyNah]

She really played herself with her whole chest and all of her strength.

[@RobinRaye-np3vw]

I pictured a ten-year-old girl when you said "goldielocks" in your last video, but I don't see why that should make a difference. Your point was that a black man would be terrified to find a strange white girl/woman in his bed, because he knows he could be the next Emmett Till. If we decide that she's young, then that just proves your point more I honestly don't know what point that other person was trying to make. All I can think of is that they misunderstood the prompt, and were implying that the viewer should be happy to find a strange woman in their bed. Which, in fairness to them, there are a lot of gross men on the internet yearning for scenarios exactly like that, but assuming that was the case here is just poor comprehension skills

[@lkeke35]

Yeah, Nicque Marina has been calling it the "Beansoupification" of the internet, where people seem to have serious comprehension problems just because something is said online!

[@TdT2211]

@@lkeke35 OMGoodness, thank you. I am going to look that up.

[@TdT2211]

To me, some peeps are always trying to extrapolate a point in effort to get you shaded. Solo or internet wide, aka canceled. First off, manners in real life is he isn't addressing you, sit back, listen and learn. But those peeps who can't do that in any situation, not even in real life, well, they have to stir the pot and make it about themselves. When Sunn wasn't even talking to them in the first place.

[@fanime1]

​@@lkeke35 love her! One of my favorite KZbinrs!

[@Sleepless_Sam]

You don't understand Sunn, some of her best friends are bears.

[@Candi85]

I'm sure she even has some half bear kids.

[@simonduring-nicholson7228]

😂😂😂

[@thatguyinthecorner4648]

Hey now let's not besmirch the gay community like that!

[@nicnaknoc]

Being a Bonnie to the white man's Clyde sure feels lonely when Clyde stops caring and leaves you in the woods with the bears, and then the black man doesn't even wanna give you his tent and cuddle your feelings 🙁 As a Goldilock myself I get it, it's a tough pill to swallow that if it is "ALL MEN AS LONG AS ITS SOME MEN" it absolutely also has to be "ALL WHITE WOMEN AS LONG AS ITS SOME WHITE WOMEN" cuz we can't play ignorant to the fact that a white woman with a cellphone can be deadly to a black man.

[@robertthompson2407]

Thank you❤❤❤🎉 well said!

[@gretchenbaker7435]

Goldilocks is awful in all manifestations .

[@lkeke35]

Even as a little girl, I was like: She did what, now? What?😂

[@Nortarachanges]

Puss in Boots version is the only one I have sympathy for, because at least she’s canonically an orphan looking for a home

[@gretchenbaker7435]

@@Nortarachanges that was a fantastic movie. I took my 12 yr old cynical daughter and we both loved it!

[@aazhie]

It's great the way she demonstrated exactly.Why a white girl or woman would be more of a danger in that scenario. If every karen rode in on me oh my god she's a child in reference to a story about a black man who returned home to his cabin and found a person he did not know in his bed, how fast would he be called a predator? Pretty hard to call someone a predator for ousting a bear out of their cabin, or calling for animal control to help remove said bear!

[@danielw7290]

😂

[@CaptCKernel]

Dunning-Karen Effect

[@rachelleklemunes5493]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ShinyAvalon]

Gonna remember that one. 😂

[@SheisB515]

😂😂😂 I love when they prove your point for you! I'm picking the bear EVERY single time lol

[@D415h4n34]

This is the portion of the discussion she decided to react to?!😂😂😂😂😂

[@eclairdawnlight8470]

Well the rest of the conversation was very pro women, like everything Sunm said was to convey why we chose bear to those who were refusing to get it... She just took the same guilt playing goldilocks the way so many men have proclaimed guilt by insisting they're safer for us... Woman has issue she needs to work through

[@lanceelliot9979]

@@eclairdawnlight8470 yeah, the problem is that's an extremely stupid point to begin with. a bear 100% poses a threat to you. the man represents a tiny fraction of the threat that a bear poses to your safety.

[@eclairdawnlight8470]

@@lanceelliot9979 have you ever opened up discovery or animal planet???? I was raised on those programs. Every survivalist alive will tell you how simple it is to deal with a bear in 99% of scenerios. Most of the time you just spook them off. All you fools sound like you learned about bears exclusively watching cocain bear or some shit. In under an hour you can learn how to deal with bears to be as safe as possible. ... But answer this for me. How many THOUSANDS of hours of true crime have been uploaded in the last few years? No matter how much of it people watch we just learn more and more the depravity of man & how dangerous they can get. Bears are simple easy, & the worst outcome is a swift death. Men are complex, often vile. And the worst things they're willing to do I can't even stomach describing The "PROBLEM" as you put it, is men not listening to why we fear the man more and not acting to change their ways & hold each other accountable so that we fear men less. The problem is y'all are trying to gaslight us into fearing the bear more, because you benefit from our fear of man & would rather continue the status quo then actually address your problems. Even if you don't add to the pot of misogyny & tyranny over women's lives, if you drink the soup you're part of the problem

[@rootsAlkebu]

@@lanceelliot9979🤡

[@nunook5522]

I can tell she's not a regular to know that Sunn does "not" speak off the cuff. His responses are well thought out and thought provoking. Always dispensing life's nuggets of wisdom. Thank you Sunn.

[@eclairdawnlight8470]

The fuck were these women on? Like Sunm was literally on our side trying to teach some men why we chose bear, through an adjacent what if. They really went and got upset out loud to show they ain't safe around black men, the same way thousands of men decided to scream from the roof tops that women can't be safe around them. Wild

[@growingsage]

She only heard the parts she wanted to hear aka the pet where she could post outrage for clicks

[@adrasthe314]

Im p sure the og point is that "if faced with a bear or a person of a group that may present a danger to your safety but you have no way of knowing whether they do or not, you'll always choose a bear". Women will always feel safet around a bear rather than an unknown man, and I wouldn't be surprised to hear black men would prefer the bear too. Girls, we need to get better skills at understanding people if we didn't get that right away

[@lanceelliot9979]

yeah, the problem is that's an extremely stupid point to begin with. a bear 100% poses a threat to you. the latter represents a tiny fraction of the threat that a bear poses to your safety.

[@adrasthe314]

@@lanceelliot9979 Not really, bears avoid you at all cost. Also I'd rather get fucking mauled than to deal with the trauma of being raped. 🤷‍♀️

[@facelessdrone]

Bears dodon'attack unprovoked unless they're a mama with young, also, there are guaranteed ways to defend yourself and keep your life. If its brown, lie down, if its black, fight back. But with an unknown white woman??? There is no way of knowing how to defend yourself, infact, defending yourself may be th e very thing that gets you killed or jailed or worse. Id choose the bear, atleast then i could realistically escape and survive to tell a harrowing tale. With a random whyte woman, youre just gonna lose everything, no second chances and no reprocussions for her, either.... but you already knew all of that, you just want to waste time and pretend you're dumber than you are so people are forced to lower the bar to make the conversation less nuanced to cater to you and your semantics.

[@sknkpop]

I mean, I think we can all agree that "unknown man" is not the extent of this. Men you know are just as dangerous. The majority of sexual violence is perpetrated by someone the victim knew, usually a friend, romantic partner, or family member. Additionally, the machismo that men use to "protect" their families is, in practice, a tool of control over the family. And that presence is something that women and children wind up building their entire lives around avoiding the ire of. I'm a man. I was raised in violence, victimised by it, and in turn used it to survive. I know what it's like to be afraid, and to make others afraid. It's the worst part of myself, and there isn't a day that goes by without me wishing I could erase it and every memory I have of it. Every man is capable, every man knows another man who has created pain. Every man needs to cut the shit.

[@fanime1]

​@@lanceelliot9979 not really. Bears rarely attack humans. Men attacking woman is literally a daily occurrence.

[@teresaabrown8077]

They always think they have a Nickel in someone Else's Dime.😊So unnecessary!! I ❤ the way you get them 👍 worked Up.😂Trying to get in where they Don't Fit In!!! 😅

[@monab68]

😂😅 never heard the "nickel in someone else's dime" before. Definitely using that one.. thanks 😊

[@chezronstevenson6825]

The self-satisfied giggle is Well deserved Sir!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@LucasLima-cq2ou]

they felt their reactions were just right …😀🦗🦗🦗

[@cwalker6911]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 how i cackled

[@robinbryant7748]

😂

[@robertthompson2407]

😂😂that was good

[@ThaKandyLady]

PIPPI LONGSTOCKING. I used to idolize her freedom, and as I grew up, I realized the same thing you did with Ms. Goldiepickinglocks. They are ridiculously entitled, rude, and self centered. At least Pippi had a bit of an excuse having to raise herself tho, BUT STILL. 😂

[@janerecluse4344]

Are you forgetting the part where Pippi is taken to task for misbehaving at the tea party and bursts into tears because she was really trying, and had no idea she was harshing anyone else's vibe? She's like, an ADHD feral child who rescues people from house fires, she's waaaaaaay better than Goldilocks.

[@eneodu3755]

I see what you did there. You're king of clapbacks and puns

[@DeannaJacksonDJsDelectables]

And, she proved you right.

[@baronvonsatan]

"grizzly" "polar" "pander" I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE 😂

[@baronvonsatan]

holy shit-- LITERALLY one second later 🤣🤣

[@chestchirecateyes]

😂

[@doncheadle4778]

Honestly some of the best content on KZbin, normally I would have to spend 5k for a semester at a university to get this level of education.

[@saoirsevicteoiria2759]

That was a wild take by her. I actually watched this a couple of hours ago and needed a moment to reflect before I responded. I remember your original post, and knowing nothing about the woman, had I come across her in the wild I would almost certainly have assumed that she was very badly lacking in comprehension skills, but with your post today I can see why it was doubly problematic. That's actually very minimizing. It was slander by insinuation. Also, you are right. Google is free, and you do a lot of the heaviest lifting for us. Thank you Professor.

[@laughmxhyena]

Wait WHAT? She was an older woman first?? That makes so much sense to me somehow. The story seemed so odd to me growing up being told she was a little girl... I don't know how to explain my thinking though tbh... Thank you for everything I've learned from you daily.

[@robinbryant7748]

Her name made me envision a girl rather than a woman. Maybe I was a girl when I first heard or read the story.

[@patriciabronk1786]

OMG, how all of you nit pick over this, Sunn always comes out on top.

[@bethmoore7722]

I remember when someone called the police on a little 9-year-old black girl, who was killing lantern flies, & described her as a black woman, doing what black people always do, behaving “suspiciously.” The absurdity is only outweighed by the outrage her mother must have felt.

[@Babakifo]

A hwyte woman has- i would say, definitively- proven how much more dangerous they are in comparison to a bear. When I saw the vid asking the original question, I didn't see this coming.

[@lkeke35]

Yeah, I didn't either. And we should've seen it coming because he issued the Karen Siren Call by saying the word Hwite and Woman in the same sentence!

[@AP1___]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🎉All the way this was so perfect a response. I would like to know how quickly she put her profile on private 😂

[@melissasallard7642]

The wordplay is at mastery level!! ❤❤Y'all, please keep trying to attack this man!! The responses are sweet, sweet elixir!

[@kittenbrave1003]

Goldilocks was the original Karen...

[@RadishTheFool]

Huh. I never even considered thinking of the literal goldilocks from the fairytale. Because the rest of that video was entirely about actual women. I simply assumed it was a tempting joke to make in combination with those bears, so you snuck it in at the end with a wink and a nod. As you usually do. But I guess these people don't usually watch your content. Also, were they suddenly also thinking of the talking bears from the fairytale with regards to the original question as well then? Or did those stay regular bears throughout this new metaphor they adopted so readily?

[@sully4264]

You sir are masterful with your clap backs 👏👏👏.. respect

[@princessmyhand]

Karens are gonna KAREN even and especially when they don’t think they are! 🤦🏾‍♀️😮‍💨

[@marethahoneyb1541]

I’m willing to take a bet on my last nickel that like many of us without hesitation she chose the bear in the woods but as soon as a Brotha pose this question using ww bear immediately it’s Omg defenseless wm I’m here to protect you from this scary Black man, like I’ve said many of times just as bad if not worse than their men

[@someblaqguy]

😐 really Karen?

[@damientom]

Woman, child? I bet people would still answer the same. Some comments in the initial video referred to that Black•ish episode with the lost white girl in the lift.

[@beverlyobasiolu]

The puns are remarkable. I smirked

[@laurajarrell6187]

Sunn, it amazes me at times, the stupidity, outrage over things. Most don't even know what the original story might have been. Thankyou Sunn. I'm also amazed, a bit, about how 'nice' you can stay, while countering so much of the idiocy. 👍💙💙💙🥰✌

[@marethahoneyb1541]

“Grizzly”accusations can’t “Bear” it🤣🤣🤣

[@brianwalsh1803]

I love when you mix the scholarship with the silliness. Here's what the extant source material has to say followed by some bear puns. Awesome.

[@kaylynnanson6231]

Bears respect your boundaries as long as you respect theirs and won't attack you unless they feel threatened or rabid. Gonna pick the bear every time over a sketchy male or Karen 😂

[@patriciaZMarie2867]

I did not even know anything about the original Goldilocks versions. However, when I saw your video yesterday, I immediately understood what context you were using for that Goldilocks story and never once did a Goldilocks "child" pop into my head when I listen to the question. I can't say if it was because you use the term woman, but in watching your whole video I had no reason to imagine a child. This woman was apparently trying to attempt some sort of white savior mentality, using her own perverted thoughts to protect the men you were talking to. She took it upon herself to change the context of what you were so obviously pointing out in that original video, to make it seem as though you're the sick one. I'm sorry so many of my race are this way, rather then trying to listen and understand.

[@DeadBore]

Genuinely though… what do they think they’re saying?? Like either they think you got the story wrong and are correcting you (not at all the point of the video), or they think you KNOW the story, and are deliberately saying that a girl is a woman, and somehow that’s a sexual thing? And reflects badly on you? For asking other people that? Idk maybe I’m being a dumbass, but I am seeing barely a thread of correlation

[@Killroy2112]

How much you wanna bet they'll argure for trying black youths as adults though...

[@neighborMin]

Damn am I watching the birth of the second X vs bear argument in real time?! Wild

[@Lye8721]

Gods I love this creator. Keep it up Sunn mCheaux!

[@SM-ri5kn]

I'm such a fan of your work and your thinking points! Thank you for sharing your labor with us!❤

[@songs4thesoul]

Why do they fall for it every time 😂❤😂

[@jifted]

Dang Sunn, your dismantling of bad-faith commenters is unmatched.

[@librasquad9782]

Sunn m'cheaux you done it AGAIN 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾 I LOVE this MAN ♂️

[@demetriglass4584]

😅😅😅😅😅😅I love all those little puns!!!!...grizzly, polar, panda and, of course, bear!!!!...😅😅😅😅

[@BetterMe981]

😂... Your facial expression tho when you mocked, "That is a child!" 😂😂 Funny as hell... Love it❤

[@alexanderwhite298]

That is good saying Sunn, it's not my job to educate you when you have access to the Internet and the information is free.

[@Volundur9567]

I've never heard of Goldilocks as a child. She had the audacity to think she's better than Black people, especially a Harvard linguistics professor 😂

[@PoetDarkling]

Not the "uppity slow clap." 😄😆😅😂🤣😭

[@jennypennyvintage463]

Some of us WW forgot that one scene in Men in Black and it shows...

[@Babakifo]

I had another thought. There are vids- on KZbin- of people encountering a bear. And based on those vids, i would avoid eye contact, try not to make any sudden movements, and give it all my food If any. When i randomly encounter hwyte women, I avoid eye contact, and try not to make any sudden movements, but I also try to "make myself smaller"- 'cause just existing as a tall black man IS threatening, to "some people". So, in a way, there are parallels. But honestly, bear behavior is way more predictable, and thus easier to avoid danger.

[@olivenboo]

there's a version of this question that asks black women if they'd want to be near a bear or a white woman. guess what the answer was? here, we can see why

[@Nikki0417]

Not only is Goldilocks an old lady in the earlier versions, she also dies. In one version, she freaks out at the bears and jumps out the window, and in another she's impaled on a church steeple, which seems...intense. I'm going off topic here, but yeah.

[@Lyricalcandy1982]

Welp.....she wasn't quiet....Guess she wanted to be next.....smh🙄

[@ameteuraspirant]

That's actually really interesting, I kind of just assumed that all the fairy tales I grew up with starred kids as the protagonists because I was a kid when I read them.

[@Ceares]

I mean kid spans a wide age range though. I always assumed someone like Red Riding Hood was at least early teens to be out alone in the woods, running errands, where as Hansel and Gretel feel younger and Snow and Cinderella feel old enough for romance, but still young enough that I'm sure we'd call them a kid these days.

[@QueenLucifer777]

❤This is why Black Men are needed and necessary.

[@ZantariEXE]

People in general suck these days. I’ll take the bear, it’s more likely to hug me and less likely to maul me then people are😂

[@creativeraven2222]

I had to click the video title to watch this. Clicking the image multiple times wouldn't open it. Digital redlining is real. Thank you for continuing to educate and lead by example. The truth will agitate those that need the lie.

[@Astro_oh]

Every chance they get they'll just tale on themselves. 🙃

[@TraceyBoyland]

They just won't learn. He got all the answers sway😂

[@denise3422]

😂😂😂gotcha...this is why I follow you for moments like this I'm still laughing

[@RamenNoodle1985]

Omg all the bear puns 😂

[@TripAyes]

I love how this discussion and the discussion it came from both have people out here yelling LOUD the exact point being made.

[@DaughterofDiogenes]

Wait! Did you ask if I’d rather choose a bear or a white woman!!! I have been so excited for someone to ask me and I scream from the mountain top yes sir yes sir. Bears for the win. I’ve been thinking of staring social media and thought of doing my first video on how hard I would choose that bear over white women. 😂😂

[@heathertea2704]

Slow and Intentional. 👏🏾...👏🏾...👏🏾....🤣

[@j_b2397]

Im not sure why this is hitting me like this today but I felt myself growing more and more depressed as i watched this vid this morning. I dont know how Sunn m'Cheaux keeps his energy up like he does with the volume of this kind of thing filling up his comments all the time. I guess he is just a much stronger man than I am.

[@punkroxgirl]

I felt this too. She reminded me of my narcissistic mother. Then, I thought, what if my entire generational history and current life was filled with an entire race with this narcissistic thinking that has been and still is oppressing me? I couldn’t begin to imagine because i didn’t experience it. I just know how much damage one narcissistic parent can do and that’s bad enough. Black people in this country have an entire establishment doing this. That makes my depression turn to anger that motivates me to do more, but I also know that even that anger is a privilege for me. This is a very good example of exactly why white people need to hold other white people accountable at all times.

[@heatheranddenerale]

"Grizzly accusation" I see what you did there. lol

[@axog9776]

*Grizzly* accusation... *Polar* opposite of the truth 💀

[@Tam75Tam]

They exposed why the bear would be the safer option. But we knew that because we know them better than they know themselves.

[@peterwestmer576]

🐻🐻‍❄🧸 That was awesome. I did not know about the previous versions of the story, will Google them. Thank you!

[@pulsefel9210]

i would trust a CHILD in the woods far LESS than any person. the hell a kid doing out here alone? are they alone? wheres my bear!

[@MasonSheffield]

I always appreciate you, Sunn.

[@ivansimon9824]

That bear keeps looking better and better

[@theamazingdiscworld]

A bear isn't going to call the cops and potentially have you murdered in your own home. The bear is always going to be the safer bet.

[@threemothers]

Sunn just spoke a “bear” faced truth .

[@ShinyAvalon]

The oldest version actually has her called “Silverlocks,” for her gray hair. (IIRC.)

[@mudbuds1161]

😂

[@LilyBell-Beneaththecrust2023]

Notice how she was wagging her finger. She's chastising the child.

[@karenthompson7153]

I'm a Karen...we approve this message!!!😂😂😂 And I learned that there are more than 1 version of the Goldilocks story. I've always known her to be a young lady, not a little girl. #carryon #Karenapproved

[@br3669]

I think the version most people would be most familiar is one with a child breaking into the bear's home, even if other versions exist - but what difference does it make?! If in the previous video the question had been "who would you be more scared of - a white child or a bear in your bed?" wouldn't that make the point only *stronger* ? A child isn't an immediate threat to a grown man at all, even less so than a woman is - and yet... Because we're primarily scared of whoever society will likely side with, not just who individually is a threat in the moment. If men knew that they can't get away with (sexual) violence against women, we'd be more scared of the bear. If white women - and *even more so* white children - weren't automatically seen as victims of an imagined violent Black man, Black men would be more scared of the bear. But the world is not what we want it to be and that's why many people for many different reasons may think "A bear? Doesn't sound so bad"

[@WilliamHollister]

Bonus points for the "Panda" reference 😂

[@tamril4938]

I’m sickud dem 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@nailclipse]

Y’all 👏don’t 👏deserve 👏my 👏additional👏 labor😮‍💨

[@wastedinspiration]

Far be it for me to chastise someone for focusing on an unnecessary detail (I mean, we an know this was an attempt to derail the conversation, but I'm pretending for a minute) but come on!? There's misunderstanding someone and then there's willfully misrepresenting them.

[@miminikohl3951]

Grizzly, Polar, Panda... bear. We see you 😏❤

[@MelissaFranklin-go2fi]

The definition of Karen Karening it up. WOW

[@pattyofurniture]

Too many folk reply publicly to the voices in their heads.

[@ethanwinchester4585]

Damn imagine arguing about literature with a Harvard English professor couldn’t be me