"What Are We Doing To Wh*te People"

[@leewheeler3131]

No race owes another race anything except for dignity and respect.

[@it.snowig]

Except my friend Johnny who’s Asian, he owes me $20

[@nepu3464]

@@it.snowig same. my white friend owes me a doordash gift card

[@hrongd]

​@@it.snowig Yeah wtf Johnny

[@GrimmTone-y2c]

​@@it.snowigJohnny's a lil bish and you can quote me on that

[@stasi0238]

​@@it.snowigsaid Adam the jew

[@adityatyagi4009]

In America, politicizing racism is the best way to keep people divided and is the strategy used by the elites to maintain power.

[@JaCobSTfleur]

You’re talking to rocks and tree, branches for brains, saying the same thing and comments time after time will amount to nothing. Sadly, I see more closet racist people in these comments then enlighten people glad that fellow humans are on the same page. Leave the fools to their foolery and attain your wealth. Go forth for your children if nothing more. But keep Hope in your heart and pass it on.

[@JoseRicardo-xo3by]

True

[@ifloatupwards]

Exactly. If you collect 100 black ants and 100 red ants and put them in a glass jar nothing will happen, but if you take the jar, shake it violently and leave it on the table, the ants will start killing each other. Reds believe that black is the enemy while black believes that red is the enemy when the real enemy is the person who shook the jar.

[@adityatyagi4009]

@@ifloatupwards I've never heard it stated as such. Makes perfect sense!

[@briancanfield5658]

Most people are too stupid to realize that!

[@nessahoyt3119]

I'm a white woman living in a predominately black community. And it broke my heart when my middle son asked me "mama, why are white people considered evil or bad." I was taken back by this and asked him what makes him think that??? He said "I dont know... just little every day stuff. like a black girl bumped into me and said "eww, a white boy"..." yall..... i am so heart broken .... and not just for my son.... but for everyone who believes it or feels that way. My son growing up wondering whats wrong with him and why couldn't he be born black instead of white

[@thomasfletcher1183]

Jesus, that ideology is what led to the civil war but it was in a vice versa stance at the time. How have people as a whole not come to entirely acknowledge that no matter who you are or what anyone looks like this is never the correct way to judge anyone??? Sickens me that public schools are such strong examples of how racism isn't dead but alas evolving and changing to hurt everyone anymore.

[@arbuzz7373]

Escape from da hood and find normal white neighbourhood and your problem is solved

[@BigMcstuffins]

Public school reinforces that idea too.

[@nessahoyt3119]

​@arbuzz7373 I live in douglasville Georgia.... in one of the most upscale neighborhoods around this area actually. Most all of our black community have college degrees and are white collar citizens. It's not the neighborhood. It's the idealogy these kids are learning either by generational influences in their families or online. So no you are wrong. Since when does moving solve social issues??? Very odd and racist suggestion

[@nessahoyt3119]

​@@arbuzz7373besides, I love my neighbors.... I just hate the stupid bullshit kids are inheriting from ignorant ppl

[@Iwalkintodoors-g3e]

I’m a younger white man who grew up in poverty and only recently started to live in relative comfort, the amount of people who have called me privileged and ostracized me because of my race and gender is astonishing, and for years of my life I gaslit myself into believing I was inferior to everyone else because I was white. It started when I was 6, and grew up until I was 13 and started to realize that In the end race means basically nothing. I’m 15 now and this video helped me recover from my internalized self hate a little bit. Thanks for reading my ramble and to anyone reading this part I hope you have a good day/night

[@annietran7773]

I'm Asian, but I never experience racism in 32 years I've lived in American Soil. I treated everyone the same cause I didn't see color. So be yourself and don't let people get in your way moving forward to your future. America was way better back when I landed in Los Angeles, California. I never saw a begger on the street begging for money ever until recently.

[@HowdyDudie]

Sames

[@guitardaddy6]

You are literally the best race. They hate you because they see how inferior they are

[@TheWiery322]

Race doesn't mean nothing. You come from the race of people that launched rockets and landed on the moon. The race that invented the car and electricity and conquered the seas. You should be proud to be white. That being said there is nothing wrong with people of other races I hope nothing but the best for them. We as whites are allowed to be proud of our people's past.

[@draftgalaxy2006]

Have a good day ❤

[@janetmayer3562]

The young man who said, "We aren't dealing with racism anymore, we're dealing with evil versus good." is spot on. Best comment by you guys.

[@samuelmichaelstirpe2037]

He got it from a previous video they reviewed with Jesse Lee Peterson. Good quote.

[@joriankell1983]

Anymore? That has always been the case. Any other explanation is a lie

[@heatherb3090]

I literally commented that almost verbatim.. ❤

[@kaceydunn9396]

Yes!!!! And more specifically SATAN VERSES JESUS... There are adept satanists at the forefront of these evil agendas. They attacking ppl through many movements. The abortion topic, LGBTQ movement, climate control, the CRT and race movement... Etc so on... They playing chess while most of us playing checkers. There's always gone be bad apples in EVERY BUNCH. They thieves, liars, child molesters, wife beaters, drunks etc so on IN EVERY GROUP OF PPL. EVIL VERSES GOOD YEP... TOTALLY AGREED I think we need to wake up tho... And realize the season we are in.... THE END DAYS... ALL THIS PROPHESIED.

[@robinlathim8221]

Amen

[@chezratte1357]

As Morgan Freeman said 'Best way to fight racism is stop talking about it'

[@kalybnielsen4183]

Simple phrase with a lot of meaning. I've liked that guy since I was about 9, before I ever even knew what racism meant, all I knew, he was the painted man, and he nailed that witch with a big friggin sword.

[@christy76840]

Is what I always said. I live in South Florida and none of this craziness is going on here. We all get along cause WE'RE ALL NORMAL HUMAN BEINGS.

[@wokchefjosh2]

Yes, but unfortunately the media never lets the wound heal. It wants outrage...

[@monkeyearcheese420]

@@christy76840 human being is the most important part. Once we can all see that we can move forward

[@christy76840]

@@monkeyearcheese420 agreed but sometimes I think the brainwashing has gotten to deep on a lot of people already. It's a scary thought

[@gladysgalaxy81]

This breaks my heart. I’m Mexican and I cannot imagine being this hateful. I grew up in the 80’s/90’s and things were not like this.

[@spriken]

I spent way to long staring at your comment with a mix anger/hurt and my logical side saying you couldn't know and there is no way it's your fault. I also went to school in the 80s/90s and moved to SO Cal in 89' to a school where there were 5 black kids in my class, me the one white kid, and the rest were Mexican. Every day I was called names, I'd get jumped before/after school, they'd steal my backpack and throw it in the trash bin, force me to go in after it so they could call me a white trash picker, they shattered my cats jaw by hitting him with a skateboard, I was suicidal through most of my early teens till I eventually dropped out and left home at 16 to live with a 25yo man just to get away from it all. It wasn't the black children that did it, it was the Mexican children. I'm only saying this so you know it's been that way and at your same timeframe. I'm sure location and being a minority were factors but it did happen. When I had first moved there I was stupidly optimistic and excited to learn about Mexican culture and stuff, and by the end I ended up with a deep mistrust of Mexicans that lasted into my 20s.

[@primrosedahlia9466]

I'm white, blond and blue eyed and grew up in the 80s and 90s and we never had any issues with racism or predudices back then. When I was a teen everyone had their own style weather it be hip hop, punk, goth, grunge, heavy metal fans, skater boys etc but everyone hung out together and had fun. The amount of victim mentality and ignorance in today's society is insane. Young people seem to scream racism or transphobia etc everytime their entitled ass is not the center of the universe. Back in the days we knew we had to work hard to achieve our goals and being kind to people no matter what their style, color, nationality or gender - was the way to go about life. Why are people so damn obsessed about creating divisions? What's that all about????

[@carlfrye1566]

Democrats are losing their grip on the soul of America, so they are lashing out with the only weapon they have....hatred.

[@bricecate]

In person this doesn't happen, its the media and social media that boosts ideas like this. Its gross,

[@heythere9371]

@@primrosedahlia9466 You guys are in serious denial if you think there's more racism now than in the 80's

[@TravisRaymond-uv8kj]

I'm white and have been thinking everything Charlie said in my head but wouldn't say it aloud for fear of being labeled privileged and racist. I'm white but I'm also very poor almost homeless because it become almost impossible to find a employer who will hire a 45 year old white dude over the supposed minority.

[@hiiambarney4489]

You at least had a chance. I'm 31 now, got kicked out of university for visiting my dying father across the country on his deathbed, was immediately revoked my stipend, all to be paid back immediately and was instantly homeless. Because my father got cancer. I have not yet recovered.

@@hiiambarney4489good luck man

[@LiminalBratz]

@@hiiambarney4489praying for both of you 🙏🏽❤️

[@kwasa6071]

this is such a weird thing to say. Have you ever thought you could just be unqualified?

[@JesusChristSaves_2024]

@@hiiambarney4489Hey brother I’m anguished to hear your story, please don’t take this question in a bad way, but what do you know about Jesus Christ?

[@EscapedDraugr]

"We're not dealing with racism anymore but with evil vs good" I completely agree with that.

[@herzogvonthc]

I am mulling many points over but the one thing I would distill from this video is that being an asshole is not exclusive domain of any one skin color, etc. Anybody can be an asshole. The video covers this in a different fashion but it's true, being an asshole is an attribute anybody can have regardless of race, gender, whatever.

[@virginiasanchez4614]

This true, as a Christian I see the end times getting closer and closer. Tik tok is made by Satan and all these young youth are getting sucked in to the hole. Hell is real and believe me it will be full of young youth like these girls.

[@leonardo4401]

Bingo my friend

[@fookorf]

yup good folk vs far right shitheads

[@bobafrost7366]

@Time Travelling Prototype, We still need to call such people what they are (racists) no matter how much universities and “activists” in the past half a decade have tried to change the definition of racism to fit their agenda from what it previously was since the beginning of its creation that they’ve now assigned as to a much milder term and definition “prejudice”, which again, was not the original definition or separate. Calling such bad people “assholes” is putting it nicely.

[@FlowerofHopeMistiqueRobin]

Growing up I was often bullied for white privilege I didn’t have. We were very poor and lived in a mostly Hispanic neighborhood. If it wasn’t for my best friend, who is Puerto Rican, I would have never made it through grade school. Hate is hate no mater what color your skin is, just like love is love. Thank you for reviewing this!

[@GeorgiaViking]

I hear you. I'm not sure why I lost my White privilege. One of my brothers friends growing up in the 90s was black. My dude always came over with the new games and the latest tech. We couldnt afford the stuff so We'd live vicariously through him. We still had the n64 and he brought over the Xbox and we played and had a blast. I didn't think to myself, whats up with my White privilege? Why can't we afford these things? We just hung out and it was what it was. But with the current narrative, I couldn't imagine the racial tension in high school these days...

[@AZ-su1zg]

White privilege isn’t about having money…,

[@AZ-su1zg]

White privilege means you have an invisible backpack pf resources that not everyone else gets. It doesn’t matter if you’re poor. You’re still viewed as a more trustworthy sbd more important person in society. You’re used to seeing white peoples in your dream job. You’re a blank snare, little to no stereotypes. The only thing poor white communities and (poor and wealthy) black communities is police brutality. In the court system though you’ll still get a mess sentencing unless the hypothetical black person Im comparing you to in this hypothetical situation, is significantly more attractive than you. And that’s in the face of Eurocentric beauty standards too. Black people almost always will receive a higher sentencing in the court system versus white peoples for the same crime/similar type of defendant/similar background. The only time black people might get a lower sentencing is usually due to conventionalatttactivehess. Race and attractiveness play a huge role in sentencing. It’s about who is generally trustworthy in public narratives. White people and attractive people.

[@cdavis7249]

@@AZ-su1zgyeah it’s the privilege of being blamed for everyone else’s problems

[@buffyranger6355]

I have white privilege, and I'm proud of it. I earned it!

[@Gemeneye0ne]

No single person should be held accountable for everyone elses actions.

[@samanthav8728]

Okay, with the 22k comments, I loved and gravitated towards yours. This is so true! Thank you for helping me to gain a firm grasp on what I was feeling.

[@Eph.6_10-20]

Jesus the Messiah was and for that, I am SO thankful. I take your point though.

[@JohnClMeis]

9 You shall not worship them nor serve them; for I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God, inflicting the [h]punishment of the fathers on the children, [i]even on the third and fourth generations of those who hate Me, Deuteronomy 5:9

[@iyraspusjfzifzocyoyxyoxyoxoy]

*except Jesus

[@kwbran]

One religion shouldn’t be the sole reason to inflict punishments that would otherwise logically be considered immoral.

[@breegilbert943]

Martin Luther King Jr. would be so disappointed at all the prejudice 😢 Thank you guys for reacting to this and spreading awareness.

[@michelle.Classer]

I'm a white Aussie and the first and only time I experienced racism was when I visited the US many years ago. I married an American man and while I was over there, I wanted to go to a black gospel church. I wanted to hear the people sing, I wanted to feel the joy and the spirit. I wanted to be amongst it all and meet beautiful people. I was told I couldn't go. I asked why. I was told it was because I was white. My heart broke. And I never got to go. I think you guys are awesome by the way.

[@DustyFries]

Who told you this? Because I'm white and I've been to Black Gospel churches, it's not like they're literally segregated. That would be illegal.

[@AnthonyGillis-r5s]

Yeah I'm calling bs. Church is not the usual place you would experience that no matter the dominant race of that church. Church is a place of worship and Jesus welcomes all to come to him. If they refused you they would be going against everything Jesus has instructed us to do and be

[@littlehamham3281]

@@AnthonyGillis-r5s its not uncommon for people to go against the beliefs they SAY to follow

[@emanuelebelle3943]

@@AnthonyGillis-r5sChristians constantly behaves differently from what Christ said, the church itself does. I wouldn’t be surprised at all.

[@TheUnclefester13]

Sunday is the most segregated day of the week in America.

[@cynthiabyerly4798]

I am a 60 yr old white female and this made me cry. Not because of the obvious prejudices, but because of what this is doing to this country as a whole. To all of us no matter race, gender, religion etc. We are being divided by the very people who are supposed to represent us. The real oppressors are the ones who keep fueling the flames to hide what their true agendas are. Basically divide and conquer.

[@rickpratt5115]

True, politicians trying to make a race war. All the white people welcomed all the people from around the world to America.

[@rickpratt5115]

Sad thing is people fall for it.

[@leslieisaacs3080]

He said on one side of the aisle POC have more power meaning in the liberal circles POC have more power. I’m not agreeing or disagreeing I’m just clarifying what he said.

[@dstar9016]

​@@rickpratt5115 ain't that the truth

[@Zodia195]

I remember when "racism" was being used again some time in the late 2000s and I was like, "I thought we were past this and that we were all getting along now?" It definitely got escalated I feel when the media started covering police brutality when it involved a white police officer and a black person. Obama certainly didn't help matters with his speeches over these issues and I feel alot of politicians did the same and more and more people started blaming each other. I was like, "What happened to treating others as you would treat yourself? We're all people right? We all share the same world and the same sky right?" It's really sad.

[@apelle92]

Being able to say whatever you want with no repercussions is definitely a form of power. Guy in the light grey hoodie gets it.

[@ChristopherCopeland]

@@beinghuman927 privilege is power

[@magigooter2096]

​@@ChristopherCopelandAnd saying whatever hateful shit you want without consequences is a privilege.

[@ChristopherCopeland]

@@magigooter2096 facts

[@sorryimsosad]

Well that’s a slippery slope cause if they got repercussions for saying that does that mean we should accept and not care when someone gets repercussions for jokes? When it comes to getting repercussions for saying words just replace this instance w movies, music, comedy, podcasts, and whether or not it infringes on freedom of expression whether you agree w it or not. Bc I don’t agree w what they’re saying. But there’s this freedom of speech game that’s constantly played and on both sides the idea of freedom of speech has a lot of “freedom of speech unless it’s something I don’t agree w or doesn’t fall in my morals.” Imo talk all the shit you want. If talk turns into to you committing violence then it becomes a problem.

[@Klongu_Da_Bongu]

@@sorryimsosad Freedom of speech means the government won't come after you for what you've said. What op is talking about is being able to say whatever you want with no repercussions because it's "popular and hip". In other words, relativism.

[@kellyparkergiarratano1721]

Martin Luther King Jr. said judge people by content and character not by color. Why has that been thrown out the window and no longer taught? Love, hugs, and PERSEVERE yall!

[@glitchy3963]

I know MLK would be pissed and disappointed on what is happening today

[@BJ-nr5oj]

I am a middle-aged white single father. Nothing about my life has ever been easy or privileged. I have experienced direct racism more times than I can count. It baffles me that someone I have never met before, who doesn't know me, and nothing about my past can hate me for shit that happened before I was alive and tell me that their hardships are because of people like me.

[@TheLettuce512]

Another self proclaimed "white" person. When you look in the mirror and self claim some color based on your melanin count...YOU ARE CREATIN RACISM. Cmon people!!! Get over yourselves, take a step back, we are all HUMANS. We all hold the mantle of mankind and ALL of its FAULTS and ACOMPLISHMENTS. Quit CHOOSING a color and honor your ancestors.

[@shannonbrown7488]

As a white person I've actually been asked if I feel guilty about slavery. I told them NO, why should I feel guilty about something I didn't do, didn't participate in, or benefit from, directly, or indirectly and that happened 100's of years BEFORE my birth. To the best of my knowledge no one in my family ever even owned any slaves. I regret that slavery happened, it was a horrible thing, it's also a horrible thing to try and make someone feel like crap over something that happened that they did NOT participate in. Also what about the WHITE abolitionists who risked their lives to get blacks from the south, and up north? Isn't it just time we move on and deal with people on a person to person basis and judge them for who they are as individuals regardless of skin color? I've met good white people, good black people, crappy white people, and crappy black people.

[@12567NoYouCannot]

I'm a middle-aged Latina Woman from the US, and trust me; I wish many While males in the USA Stop treating me, and looking at me, like I am still their Slave back in the 1700s. But they cannot help themselves!!!

[@xian4812]

Stats show that you have an easier time getting hired with a high school diploma then a black man with a degree. Please educate yourself before acting like everyone starts of on the same level. Many people of color are in your shoes so imagine how much harder they have it when racism comes into play.

[@mirandagarrett4231]

Amen I work eighty four Hours a week so when I hear this young generation talk about. You guys have white privilege where was that sign up sheet I missed that I have never had anything handed to me

[@gumbunch]

I Iove the level of intellect displayed here. It's not about "race" or whatever bullshit. It's about the INDIVIDUAL. You meet a white guy who's super racist, THAT GUY was racist, not all white people. You meet an old racist asian lady who was racist, SHE was racist not all Asians. A black guy was racist to you, HE was racist not all blacks. When we start thinking in terms of the individual all this crap will go away. Evaluate each person on THEIR actions. Because that's all they are responsible for.

[@cbear1537]

Great comment, couldn't agree more❤

[@Fafr]

To be honest, this should be common sense. It's sad how it's not

[@freeziboi3249]

​@@Fafrcommon sense is the most uncommon thing nowadays

[@stereo-soulsoundsystem5070]

White "people" but black people are just "blacks" to you?

[@vulpesinculta3478]

YEA EXACTLY!!! Could not agree more

[@5667hall]

As an old white guy, I appreciate you guys and this channel. Your discussion and thought about these videos are great.

[@craigjohnson5462]

I'm Irish Ukrainian, many of my ancestors were slaves, forced out of our lands by famine and oppression, forced into abject poverty. I've lived in my car, paid my own way through school through hard work and showering at recreation centres. I am not racist in the slightest, I love every decent person I meet, colour does not matter. I am as white as they come, my ancestors were as oppressed as they come. How can my skin colour make me priveleged and racist? How can I be the top dog? My whole life and the life of my ancestors was an uphill climb, people these days are so ignorant and sad.

[@petraivic9501]

That is the trouble with the USA, they created their own echo chamber that reaches all of the world, but yet they have very poor knowledge of the past of other countries. Slaves were not ONLY black people. At one point in time every nationallity and race were slaves somewhere. Genocides were made by all skin colours and nations. The focus needs to be on the horrible behaviour not on who did it to whom. But they willfully ignore that because that suites them.

[@dogsneedasociallifetoo7773]

@@petraivic9501 it's because its profitable. hate = $

[@1972jbird]

​@@petraivic9501 I'm Texan and GenX. Not ALL of us are ignorant of world history. Half our population have a grasp of history and the scary thing is half of our population does not seem to have a clue of any history except a revised and controversial history of the U.S that has historians arguing about accuracy. Education in the 90s went full radical emotions over facts and many of our higher learning is useless at this point because of it. Psychology is a sad joke since the 60s as well

[@scottcortez1313]

the irish in america were indentured servants?

[@Miss_Ink_Addict]

Hold on a minute...which of your ancestors exactly? The Irish were one of the biggest colonisers and slave owners. They colonised Scotland and tried to enslave and entire country. When they got slapped around they moved on to other places. The idea that the Irish were slaves is absolute fabrication. The Irish HAD slaves. The hate for Irish people in the US was simply a personal dislike by other colonisers. The reason why? Because the Irish were dicks long before the colonisation of the US. At no point were they slaves. Not even to the English. That was the Scots and Welsh (mainlanders). It's been debunked time and time again that Irish slaves existed. Stop the narrative.

[@JosephMillan-o7v]

You are 5 really smart, open minded young men. Your parents must be very proud!!

[@PaulStringini]

There is no substitute for a good upbringing.

[@_xoma_-yo2zf]

They were lucky to actually have both parents at also raised them well, unlike most black people

[@Rayvn7]

....You aren't.

[@haro1111]

@@_xoma_-yo2zfhow do you know that?

[@WORTH-IT-MAN]

@@_xoma_-yo2zfthat was underhanded no one was talking about that and you gotta bring it up. Contra crack cocaine scandal of the 1960s giving poor socioeconomic places crack cocaine targeting black people.

[@desireemiller8554]

I love the fact that we're having these serious conversations. Maybe we can stop history from repeating itself

[@baguettelauncher8839]

yeah like Tripoli and slave trade, Barbary pirates and pillage of France and conquest of Spain, colonisation of Africa by Turks, slavery of white people by the Crown, slavery of Slavs by the Turks, awful stories indeed, don't let white people suffer again

[@guitardaddy6]

It's too late.

[@GameyGaming]

@@guitardaddy6you can still make a difference

[@BADESTPIE1-ESK5]

if we dont learn from history, we as a society WILL repeat it, and as someone who study's history, this is absolutely what's happening

[@chimps7777777]

As a middle aged white woman, thank you for sharing this. I don’t care about color, it’s character that matters. Small minded people blame a whole race for the actions of some.

[@TheAutumnWind_RN4L]

There is a problem with social media exploding opinions all over the place. Everyone has a platform to speak, and rouse the affections of people who desire to be a part of something without doing the research to fact check these opinions (virtue signaling). It's just social McCarthyism, the witch hunt of the day - racism against straight cis-gendered whites. Human beings, like everything in nature, have the need to respond to every action with an equally forceful reaction. Liberal social consciousness is political first and foremost. And politics survive by finance. These are people parroting the outrage of dead and dying people that can not or will not speak for themselves, ultimately to validate the existence of their office for financial gain. Yet they place the blame at the feet of, not just other dead and dying people, but also at the feet of their children and grandchildren. It's easy to place blame in a high seat in Congress and virtue signal all over social media. It is difficult to go to ground zero and actually do the work that affects change. It is difficult to pass legislation for those who experienced Jim Crow first hand, before they pass on. All of this rabble rousing by people who use the pain of the people for political gain will do nothing but incite another Civil War due to a multitude of strong opinions. Remember this, DJ: Politicians create civil unrest for the purpose of validating their station. Emotion gets votes without having to do any actual work to affect change. Meanwhile your brothers and sisters of various races and cultures are too busy arguing over the scraps of their legislation to notice the two parties shaking hands behind closed doors. Peace and blessings 🙏🏾

[@nataliacampanella2621]

Being stuck in the past at that...

[@aqualane1]

Loxism is at the root

[@1980Shadowwolf]

I was married up to day my ex wife died 10 years ago to a Oglala Sioux woman i loved her because even though i was disabled and cant work or drive she always treated me as a man. I am white myself but we often jked in a way things worked out well. If America wasnt here when Nazi took over Germany my family would of never migrated here. Also i would of never met her and we fell in love we also need to look at the positives as to what formed our country not the negatives.

[@1980Shadowwolf]

@@nataliacampanella2621 Cant move forward while looking back.

[@dna95]

Thank you gentlemen. As a white person raised in a blue collar family. Watching my family members destroy themselves in the unrelenting stress of poverty, lack of education this whole “privileged” word has left me scratching my head.

[@kara_30]

Ok what you're saying... But, white privilege is different than falling on hard time or struggling. White ppl don't get racially profiled by cops most of the time. White ppl aren't automatically thought of as bad ppl, u less the person has done something 1st. White ppl are t watched at stores 1/2 as much as colored folks. That's what they're talking about about.

[@s.j.carlsen7960]

@@kara_30the whole purpose of the video was saying that white people are literally seen as bad people by the majority of society without even doing anything. And I agree that watching black people at stores extra hard is wrong but it is true that black people are convicted of shoplifting, theft, armed robbery, and breaking n entering more than any other race. But that’s not a race thing, it’s just an socio economic thing. Black people aren’t inherently bad and most everyone believes that. White people arent inherently bad but most people see white people as bad people without even talking to them. Just look at the facts and be the kindest person you can be inside your head and speaking. If everyone did this we would live in a society filled with respect and love for one me another

[@Twink6629-lg3te]

“It’s not a race thing it’s a socioeconomic thing” bro why do you think cops are always intentionally put in black neighborhoods. Black men are only around 6% of the population but like 50% of prisoners. Have you never heard of redlining, the crack epidemic made by our own government to disenfranchise people of color. What an ignorant take

[@Sujad]

@@kara_30 I'm 9/11 brown. If you follow the law or the cop's instructions, you won't be racially profiled. If you kept your own people in check and shamed them for being violent thugs so they wouldn't go around attacking everybody and everything then the police wouldn't have to worry about them doing dumb shit. The last couple of years unarmed, black deaths in the US were negligible. It's always some violent thug not wanting to face the consequences for his actions.

[@TaterMyTots02]

@@kara_30 This entire video proves how youre completely wrong. How did you watch the video then feel that this was appropriately said? That is kind of crazy honestly.

[@kristyhirt5242]

when I was going through cancer treatment, I lost all my hair. When it started growing back out, I went to look at bonnets, and I was well informed that bonnets are only for black women and men, not white. I was too tired and sick to argue, so I just left.

[@pennyp7382]

Oh how dumb were they. My white white Granny wore a bonnet every night. It's hair care. ❤ GO get your bonnet and tell them to shove it.

[@BrookelynnDesiree]

I had to lose my hair for health reasons and going through that too. I wear a lot of headwraps because people are incredibly unkind about any woman with a buzzed head in my small town. But on the other hand, people aren't very accepting of a "little white girl" in a head wrap either. I just get everything online and keep my head held high, I got bigger problems. No one knows what another endures, we don't know much by perception alone and it's a shame how cruel and assuming strangers can be. I do promise though, there are strangers who are admiring and praying for you just the same. Just think of them. I pray over your precious body, that you heal and that your hair and life come back vibrant and glowing. You are strong and you don't need to answer to nobody. Bonnets are for everyone, don't let anyone gatekeep things that will bless you at your low points. There's always another side to these arguments and you do what you need to do to feel comfortable in an uncomfortable body. Much love ❤️

[@kristyhirt5242]

@@BrookelynnDesiree You are absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much I will hold your prayers close to my heart

[@christin973]

Bonnets were invented by europeans

[@fnygrl74]

The same thing happened with me also. Even in the summer heat my head gets so cold. Any type of wrap, I got told I couldn't wear it. So many dirty looks and nasty stares. Even heard some comments about me being a white supremacist. I judge based on character, how a person treats others. My Grandma raised me to be nice to everyone, until they stop being nice to others. I passed on to my kids, the ones who get ridiculed and picked on (especially for lack of material items) befriend them. Judging someone based on appearances, you loose out on meeting some very good people.

[@oisinlawrie1]

Im a 40 year old Irishman and I have never felt unease around anyone of a different race until the last 5 years or so. There has definitely been a shift away from the feeling of equality that was more prevalent in the 2000’s to 2010’s. Now we are told that we are evil for just existing. I’m apparently a coloniser because I’m white, never mind the fact that Ireland itself was colonised. My father is Scottish and I live there now, again, oppressed and colonised over and over by the English - but I’m told that I’m part of some imagined problem every time I open X. All my life I’ve been left leaning, in the last few years I’ve been pushed more to the centre - not due to anything to do with race or immigration, but on certain topics I’m called far right and Nazi by the far left. Anything slightly right of the extreme woke, left, liberal, whatever you want to call it, is called Nazi, even if it’s still left of centre. So in essence I’m a white man, so I’m a coloniser, evil, racist Nazi. Even though my own ancestral countries were colonised and I’m still left of centre. It brings me down, it’s depressing, it makes me feel alienated from the rest of the world, not welcome in the spaces that I used to frequent and find joy, happiness and friendship in.

[@Clean12Silverado]

As a white 31 year old straight male. Born and raised in Alabama. I’ve experienced racism my whole life. From all cultures and we ALL know this. Respect is ALL we got. Just look the next man in his eyes and give him the respect he deserves like you deserve it. Shit is simple.

[@Thepateisgreat]

Hi 🙋🏼‍♀️ Also from Alabama, Birmingham to be exact. My mom is from Paul Alabama (conecuh county) (I spelt that wrong) and my dad is from northport Tuscaloosa. I agree with everything you said. Everything. They’re even more rascist against us; and we DID NOT CHOOSE TO BE BORN SOUTH; we also did not choose to be born white. It’s just trading one thing for another. It’s awful and 100% of it is the internet giving people attention and platforms who have no business getting either.

[@staceycrews2666]

Born and raised in Alabama. I agree with y'all. I have experienced racism my whole life, I'm a white female. I have been raised to not see color, to be respectful to every person.

[@heatherconn1081]

I, a Caucasian female, experienced "Racism" for the most part of my life as well. My whole school career pretty much, from like 3rd grade -12th and into my adult working phase of life. I was constantly jumped/beat up for being a white girl in a predominantly black & hispanic' school(s). (😢NOT FUN)"continously picked on for being white in a predominantly black, hispanic & Asian areas we lived in. Thankfully... even tho I went thru some really hurtful, emotionally & physically Era of my life, it did not inhibit any -negative thoughts on views of P.O.C. I love all people, we are only human. 🫶🏼 /.'

[@miffuniverse]

I can relate growing up in rural almost completely indigenous almost completely indigenous isolated terms it turns it is like a step back into step back into a time machine you now are you now are the minority and feeling the hate From a place and people and people who could not could not give a s*** they're all about looking after their own " you outsider"

[@zackmarkham4240]

As my mom taught me, and learned from her parents, 'treat others how you'd like to be treated'.

[@22jgraham]

I am a Korean woman, adopted at 3months old by two midwestern caucasian people. I was raised conservative, but taught to be sensitive and empathetic to all races, religions, and political viewpoints. This was in Baltimore, on the Hopkins side… but 23rd was just one stumble over the sidewalk. A lot was learned…There is so much to say in response to this video, but all I need to say is Thank you. You are a group of open minded, intelligent young men, all while being entertaining and respectful. I am so glad to have found your videos. Keep it up and look forward to more!

[@TheLordNovo]

See, this should be the most telling part of it all for some of these lunatics. When accepting people for the content of their character, regardless of what they look like is the conservative view, where else is there to go in the name of “progress”? Because then it just loops back around to where it started

[@holdencommodorehsv]

Some people need a skydaddy because they can't handle reality and have low IQs

[@TBATG]

Parents need to teach their kids at a very young age to respect other races with respect, because we're all human beings, we're not different species.

[@Thought_Criminal_13]

Yup

[@whiteperson1742]

Your a woman that got adopted? Confused

[@thomasbrennan8520]

Thank y'all. Prejudice towards me annoys me, but I'm a big boy and move on with life. But I've got niece's and nephews. No little kid regardless of skin color deserves hate.

[@michaell8184]

It annoys you but you move on with your life. That's the point the Asian chick was making... Prejudice towards you as a white person is nothing more than an annoyance and you can go about your day. Prejudice against a black person *IS RACISM* because it means, - Denial of a Mortgage Loan - Denial of Apartment Rental - Denial of a job - Told what bathrooms you can use - Told where to sit on the bus - Weaponized the Police against you -(which has a whole other list under it of what that then can lead too)_ - Which schools you go to _ie_ what kind of education you get - Where you live - What you eat *... Etc .... Etc ...*

[@christopherw6309]

Well said!

[@Paul-gc5yt]

That why you have to fight back. For those in the future.

[@smelltheglove2038]

I have an 11 year old son. It’s heart breaking knowing what is being said about us. I don’t really care, I’m 40 years old.

[@ABC-uv4sm]

You're wrong. You're not a big boy. A big boy doesn't move on and ignore things. A big boy stands up and does what's right for the greater good. Stop being a beta male. Address the issue do what's right. Soon your race will no longer exist. You'll be at the bottom. You don't see what's going on with the liberal government right now? They want to wipe out the entire white culture, Race, White everything. You better wake up boy.

[@melissablueswomanhensley634]

Ignorance is the oxygen that feeds the flames of hatred. Thank you for shining a light on this subject. Lets all get to know each other, really know each other and stop basing our feelings off of stereo types.

[@Sara-by7rl]

I'm white as snow and I'm a conservative patriot. I have never felt any kind of way about another race right off the bat. I DO NOT CARE what you look like I care what you act like. Everyone around me feels this exact way. You know why? Because we are normal humans. The people in those videos are mentally ill. Period. (love your channel)

[@kalybnielsen4183]

If you're a good person, that's all that matters, if you're crap, I'm not going to give you the time of day, one color or another don't make up good or bad, all races have their trash and they have the ones that deserve to be respected

[@PatricenotPatrick]

Exactly. I grew up in Texas and I knew a lot of stereotypes aren’t true about growing up here or whites 🤷🏾‍♀️ Like it’s not that y’all don’t like us, we don’t know each other and everything isn’t offensive. I don’t relate to people up north my color either so it’s not even race most of the time. People just love to be offended I swear ugh

[@jsamc]

Google geisha hit images and tell me if you are their complexion. You're not white as snow you're pink and your lies about your skin color is 99.9% of the problem.

[@carlfrye1566]

According to black leaders this is a "white supremacist" country where all white people have privelege....so, does that mean their kids want to identify as white? LOFL.

[@noreenelizabeth6617]

Yeah. I've worked on HR too and in all my life I've never seen anyone discriminate against POC. EVER... ever EVER...

[@karaaguilar4982]

Your first opening remarks resonated with me. As a teen in the 80’s we were taught to ignore a person’s race, that it was their integrity and character that mattered. Ffwd 20ish years, now someone’s race is the only thing that matters? Really? We haven’t gone very far. Dr. King would be ashamed of all of us. It’s about courtesy and respect, no matter where you fall in the color wheel, nor in the socioeconomic spectrum, we can all do better.

[@tommycanada8912]

Absolutely agree!! Feels like we are (as a country) trying to distance ourselves away from dr. Kings message which obviously is not a wise thing!

[@jesuslopez4113]

Me too! I was born 82 we all shared cultures

[@pardwayne]

MLK was not as righteous as we're meant to believe he was. I think Malcolm X would be more ashamed.

[@MJ-mv8wn]

I agree, I grew up in the 80's with a very diverse society and it didn't matter what race people were. I was friends with people of so many nationalities and we didn't care. All we cared about was the moral character of the people we were friends with. I am even married to a black man, with no second thought about race. We just love each other. It's so disheartening that things have reversed course in this country. College even got my daughter to tell me "maybe your ancestors lived a simple life but my ancestors were oppressed. They don't have the privilege of simplicity " broke my heart.

[@BoxerRick]

Those days are gone. Our own govt has put a bullseye on the back of the White Christian man and the Democrats are willing to start WW3 to make sure a bunch die. We're expected to go fight White Russians just to come home and be told our lives don't matter. Just go fight so these illegal invaders can sit in their free housing and wave their countries flags all over America

[@Smettli]

My grandfather spent 3 years in a concentration camp in Saxenhausen during WW2, and the thought of me criticizing my German friends and their fellow countrymen today for that is just ridiculous. They didn't put my grandfather in that camp, and several of their grandfathers were Nazis back then. It makes me sad that people are so hung up on "taking revenge". Great video, guys! I've had a lot of good and pragmatic conversations about racism with my colored and muslim friends. It's the people who aren't willing to discuss it in an adult manner, and who are just pushing their own agendas to make themselves look better, who are the problem. They are just hollow cowards.

[@alandavis2809]

germany has actually owned up to its past. imagine if germans were all online talking about how theyre actually the victims and how the past doesnt mean anything and the current state of things has nothing to do with their actions instead of owning up to it

[@jjpope3757]

@@alandavis2809and America hasn’t??

[@alandavis2809]

@@jjpope3757 considering they actively tryna write slavery and the civil rights movement out of history books id say no

[@jjpope3757]

@@alandavis2809 gee how smart of you if could relitigate the past your grandparents would have been executed

[@pixeliz739]

@@alandavis2809I’m pretty sure my history classes still talk about slavery and the civil rights movement. If they didn’t, I wouldn’t have known anything about this topic.

[@GordanBatista-m3y]

I am new to this channel but you are some beautiful souls for doing something like this. I have no words to express the weight that you are taking off many shoulders including mine and how much pain this video has healed so far and will continue to. Relating to what that kid was saying about white people having no choice but to obediently accept hatred towards them I personally have long since grown to feel like an inferior creature in this country, the only world I have ever known. I am truly humbled and grateful to hear such a direct message of compassion to people like me.

[@The442nd]

This current situation is a testament to how ignorant and lazy our society has become.

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

Including the Cartiers

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

More a certain minority using their media power to create racial tensions. Lets be real

[@jacobkubacki2719]

True!

[@mikeshoe74]

Very true. People don't want to work for anything anymore including their friendships and respect. By labeling oneself by race, religion, sexuality, that's instant acceptance to them as opposed to actually getting to know people on an individual level.

[@nutz0148]

​@@mikeshoe74 labeling isnt the issue, peoples hateful hearts is the issue. The 2 most simple ideologies are labels.. Good and Evil.

[@lorevargas1647]

As a latina woman, who grew up in south America, I find kind of "fascinating" how much Americans are obsessed with race. I like watching your videos to learn this perspective and why is such a topic. Hopefully this will end one day and people can live without worrying about something that they cannot change. Thanks for all the videos!

[@waterdragon2.08]

a video suggestion for you would be bad empanada's how racism was created, it was made by the spanish, but it is something we have now that we unfortunately can't ignore in this day and age.

[@lorevargas1647]

@@waterdragon2.08 Thank you for the suggestion, I will take a look! Yes it is something to talk about. I'm just now learning so much about it that I moved to Europe with my indian husband and learning from their experiences outside India. In latinamerica its more common to discriminate someone based on income or nationality, which I know is horrible, but not much about the race, so I have to learn this stuff too! Thanks again.

[@truthreality6335]

@@lorevargas1647 no leave it alone don't get caught up,,, or you'll be blackwashed

[@darrenheapy1265]

Im aussi and I feel the same. But we as a country are pretty multicultural so everyone seems to be alot accepting of cultures colours and beliefs.

[@begonadefrutosmartinez4161]

​@@waterdragon2.08 It wasn't made by the Spanish, racism is part of a phenomenon called "Tribalism", which basically consists in considering those Like you as "inferior", and It has happened in every single culture in the World, for different reasons: Religion, physical appeareance, gender, sexual orientation, ideology...

[@audball8003]

People might think this is only happening in media and stuff, but I have been experiencing racial hatred since high school. One of the first interactions I had with a black person (outside of my family) was a friend of my friend and she would only refer to me as "little racist white girl" and assumed my family to be racist because I lived in the country and wasn't a city dweller. Our first interaction went somewhat like this, "HI, I am ----! Nice to meet you." And she responded with, "Yeah, a little racist white girl from the country," with no hesitation at all. During my time in university, in my creative writing class, I wrote a poem about my favorite cousin who happens to be mixed-black. My extremely liberal professor and other students in the class called me out for being racist. Saying I only favored him because of his skin color. I dropped that class because of that situation. Everything in the poem got thrown out when I explained his features and that was what labeled me. I asked my brother who is mixed (caucasian and island Indian) and my cousin who is mixed (caucasian and black) and they saw nothing wrong with my poem. In my first year of college, a girl told me that I wasn't allowed to wear braids (I was wearing a French braid during this interaction) because I was white. That braids were a black American and African style and I shouldn't be stealing from other cultures. Two naive black guys called me a "Racist white bitch" because they were trying to get a dog's attention in the college library. The dog is a service dog and the service dog owner looked extremely uncomfortable. They were in one of my classes, so I knew they suffered from a list of things, especially major anxiety, and antisocial personality. I decided to intervene, politely saying "You shouldn't bother service dogs when they are working," and I received negative behavior. I think they were embarrassed for not completely understanding what a service dog was and when they were confronted they didn't know how to handle it. A few semesters ago, I met a slightly younger guy who was in charge of the black American group at my university. He was the president. He would speak about how he thinks schools should be segregated to give blacks leeway to opportunities and so on. He believed this was an answer for opportunities in school because he was glad that he barely had any white people in his school growing up because they would have stole opportunities from him otherwise. He actually fought and won for there to be only black people and minorities safe places on campus where white people were not allowed to be at all (no entry for whites or whites not allowed on the sign). He was the leader of 3 clubs and all of those clubs did not allow white people to be a part of them. These stories were not to support a narrative of us versus them or individually an I versus them narrative. These stories are to show when you are raised without knowledge of certain things and jump to assumptions, divides can happen. For example, that creative writing class with a poem. There were no black students or other students of color in that class. Everyone was white. I was the only one that had a family that was non-white. My cousin is mixed and is marrying a woman from Africa. My cousin is Caucasian and his children are mixed Latinos. My other cousin is engaged to a woman from the Philippines. My other cousin has married an Asian American. My brother is mixed of Caucasian and island Indian (his grandmother on his father's side is Jamaican and lives on the islands). I grew up in a decently diverse family that showed everyone positivity and love no matter their skin color, background, or social class. I was raised that we are all human. We all make mistakes. We all bleed. We all have emotions. It's odd to see how some people rip humanity out of others based on skin color or gender. Out of things they could not control.

[@javenradt1314]

Sorry to hear you've gone through that. Just focus on your own lot, us individuals are not very impactful on the general direction of things. Best to forgive and put it behind you. Find a husband with a good heart, show him what love means, raise beautiful children. You will find peace in this. Unfortunately things are going to get worse before they get better, there's a coming pendulum swing that will foster a slightly less extreme white identitarian movement. Best to pick a white husband in case things get bad, as when it happens it will be sudden. Wish you well from rural Australia, we're facing the same **** over here but with Aboriginals and indian / Chinese immigrants at our universities.

[@ElloFantasy]

First line gonna say, "lived in the country and wasn't a city dweller" in my opinion, CITIES are the problem with racism. Racism, criminal activity, selfishness, all these things seem to be more prominent in cities. Financial issues tend to be even bigger in cities as well, with most political ideas being represented by the cities. I live in New York State. I feel like nothing I say here matters because the city is so huge and they know their way of life and how they're treated there, but they don't think much of how vastly different people can act as well as their needs are depending on their location. I live in a small town, and this place was very safe until people from the city moved here during the pandemic, then we even had a bomb issue. I can't walk outside at night anymore. It's the social environments being held in the cities that seem to be the biggest issues. (Of course there are issues with some places in countries too, but I do feel that cities play a big role as well)

[@UNKNOWN-kb4hh]

R there some foxes who really wish that we hate each other between races . Just don't fallow their patch ! So that it will not be necessary for anyone to fall into their own pit created for the other . ( Imagine the labyrinth with hatches ! )

[@AJ-fe8om]

I’m glad you ditched the creative writing class. You’re a good writer and it would have only tainted your talent. Keep writing.

[@Valiente350]

Thank you for sharing your story. You sound like a thoughtful and wonderful human.

[@judigrumm7190]

Hatred is taught!! HOLD AN INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTABLE FOR HIS OWN ACTIONS. I'm white and have experienced exclusion and insults based on color, many times. I've never excluded or insulted ANYONE based on color. I'm glad these guys at least listened and thought this through. Maybe they'll see it now that they are looking with opened eyes.

[@SnottyBoscarino]

Again…I know that there are racist white people in existence but I would like to say that as a 47 yo white female born and raised in Texas and I have NEVER in my life seen white people take time out of their day to do or even plot harm against any other race. Again, not saying it doesn’t exist, this is just my personal experience.

[@a.s.1737]

Perhaps you have never insulted or excluded anyone based on colour, but have you ever bothered to learn colonial history? Have you bothered to listen to people of different ethnic communities share their struggles? Have you protested with minorities to support their rights? What most white people entirely fail to understand is that they think not being a racist asshole means "I'm a good person". When you grow up and live in a society that revolves around white culture, white history, white controlled governments and media, you don't learn about the history and culture that has been erased. You remain ignorant and uneducated. You inadvertently harm the BIPOC around you with this ignorance and have no understanding of why. You still uphold systems that oppress minorities and don't help fight it. You don't use your position in society to raise your voice to the oppressors. How does that make you a good person? The world we live in is horribly unfair and unjust. Silence and ignoring problems is not a marker of a good person.

[@bkbekka3039]

@ judigrumm, can I ask, what your last sentence means (to you)? Something might've went over my head? But, I do agree, and can relate, to the first part of your comment.

[@jbrisby]

Hatred isn't taught, it's learned. We shove love and tolerance down kids' throats their entire lives, yet by the time they reach middle age, plenty of them have simply become fed up with pretending that equality of races is anything other than a polite fiction made up by white people to be nice. The best way to make people hate immigrants is to keep importing them.

[@linibellini]

Same, I grew up where I was the minority and being white was not something the other kids found acceptable. They made that very clear. They insulted and harassed the white girls, implying were honour less cheap pr*stitutes. The white boys were seen as weak and beaten up and robbed all the time. We were seen and treated as inferior. Despite being an ethnic native in my country, I was treated like I had no right to live here. They saw the area as theirs. And still do.

[@dave5641]

As an asian american, I've had so much racism from whites and blacks equally growing up. The easiest way to deal with this is treat everyone regardless of color with love, love defeats all. I really appreciated hearing yalls social intelligence and reaction to this video. You gained a subscriber!

[@Stumbo99]

Ay brother, I'm sorry to hear you've had to go through that bullshit. You're doing it right though, fuck those kinds of people, but I hope you never to hesitate to knock a motherfucker out if they overstep

[@Masbelah_ben_Shimon]

The majority of anti-Asian hate crime are perpetrated by Black Americans.

[@jenovamoney3232]

And as African American I had racism from Asian ppl and whites growing up so what you said is bs

[@Masbelah_ben_Shimon]

@@jenovamoney3232 blacks shoot and murder each other more than any group. You know what the most spoken word is before the trigger is pulled? Hint: it rhymes with “trigger.”

[@benitotorresmorales1766]

​@@jenovamoney3232 I have been told that blacks are bad not just racists 😅😅😅 and I believe it by their attitudes

[@desireewisdom4175]

This is sadly true, growing up as a white girl I was made to feel bad. I was told I have no culture because I'm white, which is far from true and I've dived fully into my ancestors. I always thought if I didn't have some color dna I had no good past, no culture other than brutality etc. I see people of color daily that make comments that would have me ruined. I grew up dirt poor with no advantage, I made myself into something instead. It's good to see you guys and officer Tatum who are open eyed.

[@goldenstate66]

No one can make you feel bad about yourself unless you let them. Regardless of your skin color. Be yourself and hold your head high.

[@timeforchange3786]

It is truly sad the hate that is being pushed. I am glad you were able to see the truth. Best wishes to you!

[@LordMalice6d9]

Naw "white" people have lots of culture. Its Jooish people who have no real culture. They stole most of their cultural rites from other people in Mesopotamia.

[@anti-war1100]

I share your story. And agree completely. Raised two wonderful white people who live all people. They don't have the right idea on borders but the melting pot they got that. We still get comments about no culture .. except appropriation 😮

[@Jean-Pierre-Villard]

Another great Historian is Dontell Jackson, with even more truth about slavery than Thomas Sowell, you will be very surprised where this manipulation came frome... kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpfVnYyOmK5lrJo

[@studioclairobscur]

America, the only place I've been hated on for the color of my skin

[@charlesguinn4316]

As a white GenX kid, I grew up in the 70s-80s regularly hearing MLK's message "Content of Character over Color of Skin" but, now the opposite of his message is what all the kids are hearing... I'm speechless, that message will destroy every society given the chance!

[@shaec3405]

SAME

[@Kelmire1]

You mean the guy that gang raped women in hotel rooms? That MLK?

[@circusOFprecision]

Damage is already done

[@Sandwich13455]

Part of the communists (fascists) takeover, only refined.

[@davidu8688]

Isn't it crazy watching it happen just hatred all over again just in another tip when society worked so hard to be more selfless, kind and loving in the past. It was in the movies, the music, the culture, and society at large. It is difficult to try and explain to the younger generations because like they even said "he didn't even notice it" which to me is a little crazy how blatant it has been especially over the past 7 or so years.

[@rebeccablankenship4710]

The question of “what does this lead to?” is so vital. Our children are hearing these things and it’s destroying them.

[@monarch-y2b]

Slow engineering by Democrats to make everyone more aware of Racial Differences, so that eventually it would cause a racial conflict

[@mynameishall8736]

People of color are told they don't have power, and cannot achieve it due to white people; white people are told they're the problem, even though they just want to live too. It's all part of the plan. This will lead to the downfall of America and those that go along with it, are just ignorant as hell to what is happening.

[@judymoss1363]

England ruled the world. They were awful to Jews as well. They tortured us and in tenth century kicked us out. It’s not just blacks hurt by whites

[@whitneycurtis-archer9730]

I’m as White as they come. I was literally crying as I watched this. I’ve never associated with racist people. I have ancestors who died in the civil war fighting for the north. The best man at my parents wedding is a black man who has been their friend for almost fifty years. I’ve had close black, Hispanic and Asian friends my entire life. To hear that there are people who hate, I mean really really hate me, my family and other people like me, good people, because of our color…..I feel like I’m in the twilight zone. I was raised when everyone seemed to understand that that was evil. Racism doesn’t cure racism. And it certainly doesn’t change the past. Please, everyone, teach everyone, your children, your friends, that this is wrong. We are all Americans. That’s it. We are all on the same team. Please.

[@jl-zz9zs]

Where have you been? Its being broadcast everyday with the stupidity of anti white teaching in schools across America, racist government policies, the knockout game etc. Its been front an center way before this video.

[@jerseyf8985]

READ SOME OF THE STUFF I PUT ABOVE. SMH... I'M WHITE INNER CITY, SUFFERING, DYING, ANGRY NOW. FEELING SO MAD. MY FAMILY WAS IN U.S.S INDIANAPOLIS. ALL MY GRANDPARENTS AND FAMILY DIED. NEARLY ALL OF THEM. I HAVE ONE DAUGHTER LEFT AND A BLACK SON. I call my BLACK SIS JUST THAT SIS AND MY BLACK MOMMA JUST THAT MOMMA SINCE I was 14 years old when my bio mothers men got finished with me. By 17 I've suffered EVERY evil crime you can imagine mentally and left for dead. OVER HATE. Called wigger all my life. Little did they know BLACK CULTURE is actually WHITE CULTURE carried over. Just whites ended up investing over time in savings and houses. Wanting better except poor whites like me suffering from this crap fully disabled now and nothing. I'm feeling so angry for the FIRST TIME in my life at black people. Like RAGE but I'm seeing what is being FULLY SILENCED. I DO MEAN FULLY....IT'S SO SADISTICALLY EVIL WHAT IS GOING ON TO WHITES BUT WHITE KIDS....I PUT A 12 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER IN THE GROUND HANGING TO YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE....MY OTHER DAUGHTER JUST ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AND IS FIGHTING TO LIVE. LONG TERM CARE FOR LIFE.. LEFT MORE ABOVE. BE SAFE.

[@Lurch685]

A simple walk through any major city after dark would teach you that, but I’m glad it didn’t take that to learn that lesson.

[@brentontreloar419]

Me an Australian: yes, we are all American

[@stephenodubhlaoich]

I can guarantee all your black and Asian etc friends while still friendly with you, still had some sort of feeling of community among their own people too though. White people go beyond just "dont treat people bad for their ra ce" and they end up being the only people in the world, literally, that don't even have a sense of belonging to their own kind, but it's something that only started recently. Stop the "I don't see color" thing, I'm not saying treat anyone bad but White people need to learn again to have some sort of community sense like every other ra ce of people in the world do though. Because it has only gotten to this point *because* Whi te people are largely opposed to or are afraid of having this same in group preference that all others besides us have. There is such a thing as being too individualistic.

[@Beagle_enthusiast]

I'm not ever going to say a slur, but if your going to make fun of me for the way I look "look at the mayosapien over here" "look at vanilla" bro, I'm going to fire back, that's a fact so don't dish out what you can't take.

[@kimtaylor4253]

My ancestors were from Ireland and were sold to other whites as indentured servants, others fought with the North to end Slavery, were a part of the underground railroad. I've been grouped into the same people as hate groups and had racial slurs screamed at me, been spit on because I'm white and accused of having this white privilege that I've never experienced. Racism of any degree is 1000% WRONG. Thank you for your candid opinions and feelings guys, we NEEED more HONEST opinions like this. Love yall 💜💜

[@TheLettuce512]

Your ancestors are from Africa and had high melanin counts just like EVERYONE EVERYWHERE! Why do people pick some erroneous time frame to claim where their ancestors are from? We all have a common ancestor...we are all African.

[@christmasw330]

Same here 100 percent Irish. Didn't immigrate until 1989. Some of my People are still slaves, when I have pointed that out to poc. Or others, I'm atonal attacked and told that it doesn't matter I could never understand because I have it so great because I'm show.. did you know there are more famous, powerful, rich black people in the United States than any other race? United negro college fund for blacks only, black history month, affirmative action and countless more Rediculous things. There is a whole lot of Privilege going on and it's definitely not white. No matter what you give, it will never be enough.. EVER. We have all seen the effects of free shit.. just makes demands for more free shit. I love all people and it's only a very small few that are stoking this nonsense...smgdh

[@delphi-moochymaker62]

The Irish Catholics were not "indentured servants". History records that they were the first to be brought to America in chains, and sold as property. They arrived in ships 10 years before any ship arrived from Africa with Africans. The same ships, the same chains. When African slaves started arriving, the traders then released a lot of the Irish slaves, but they then became indentured servants with very little opportunities to improve their lives, and were considered second class citizens at best. That attitude prevails in the Protestant dominated America even today regarding Catholics. When John F. Kennedy was running for President, many cried that having an Irish Catholic President would be the end of America. The same type of people years later said the same about Obama. We know intolerance. We know hatred.

[@wiedzmin8204]

​@Brian No we're not. The out of Africa theory has been debunked multiple times. It is just a theory, a theory proven wrong by DNA testing.

[@karmasxxknife]

​@Brian lmfao. Following that logic, might as well say we're all space dust and leave it at that.

[@nathanclay9694]

As a 42 year old white man I get tired of hearing (mainly the news) how I’m a racist, I have white Privilege. I sure wish more people could speak and communicate their beliefs AND LISTEN like you young men are doing. It’s really nice to hear. God bless you all!

[@USMC-ms1pb]

👍🏽‼️🤟🏽

[@metaphoria3]

If only white ppl didn’t enslave Blacks take the Natives land and chop down 90% of the old growth forest so .. ya know ppl aren’t gonna like that shit

[@NaptownClassic]

I'm white passing, which essentially means I am white. I say that, to give context to this statement. If you don't think you have white privilege, you are mistaken about what white privilege is. You may have suffered immeasurably throughout your life, but you endured that suffering while being white. Which meant you were more likely to get a loan, get a job, get a warning when and if you got pulled over. You were not automatically a suspect in every crime that some other random white person committed in your neighborhood. You were not assumed to be armed and combative when interacting with police. You were less likely to face maximum sentencing if you were found guilty of a crime. You were less likely to be stopped and frisked. You were not subject to laws against congregating in groups in public (yes, such laws exist) doing perfectly legal activities. While all of the "more likely" and "less likely" doesn't mean you would never be subject to any of those things, the fact remains that statistically, you would have been more likely to have a positive experience than a person of color. It doesn't take away from what you've endured to acknowledge that simply being white does indeed confer a privilege in America.

[@xXxMarqxXx]

​@@NaptownClassic I would argue the idea of white privilege is inherently racist. You are essentially saying it is superior to be white as you would have an advantage based upon your skin color. That is what racism is, the belief that someone of a certain ethnicity is superior to another.

[@dawest767]

The left has absolutely mastered the ability to alienate and make enemies of all potential allies.

[@SeenGod]

i’m white, i have blond hair & blue eyes, and i really don’t care what anybody thinks of me, i just live my life and try to be honest and do what i can to survive - if people think im racist or priveleged just because i’m white, then that’s on them, not me love the channel you guys are great 👍

[@TylerSmith-fu2rp]

Amen

[@jimhalpert0]

You are of the most superior race. And I'm a brown person.

[@RunninUpThatHillh]

I'm indigenous European..I live in rural America. I always say..can't see the bullshit from my house😂 I don't care what morons say; they can call me racist all day. I don't notice.

[@kimberlybrown5348]

I feel the same

[@gaylehudson7267]

You ever work at a job where people yank your hair really hard and say "I was just trying to see if it was real". I have.

[@Tid3pods]

I have never and will never have prejudice against anyone for their race, but I have noticed in schools that there is a privilege given to anyone not white or male. My mate had to go to an alternative school for a week because a girl not only shamed him for being white, but then made fun of him for his weight (he went on a cut for 3-4 months and had an insane routine and lost no weight. which basically sums up to the fact that he can't lose weight.) He responded with a joke that she thought was supposed to be racist. She admitted to bullying him about his weight, color, height, as well as spreading rumors about his girl for over a year. She ended up with 1 hour of detention. He was almost kicked out, when he asked for them to not contact his parents (they beat him frequently) they ignored him. (He was white and she's black.)

[@jessecockrum5273]

Its crazy how easily the youth are just okay with being so hateful towards white people. We are just America 🇺🇸 and we need to stay united.

[@musicland2024-gq2pb]

united we stand divided we fall simple to remeber

[@Cuttatv]

We weren’t United when they had power over black folks now that we’re waking up and attempting to rebuild black Wall Street and the African American community, we need to nice but the powers that be literally took everything from us and fed us scraps ! Yet we shouldn’t be racist and be mad 😡 gtfo

[@debbie-q6n]

Satan is trying to show God that he can steal Gods people...We are witnessing good verses evil,

[@keith2o9]

Because they’re easily brainwashed

[@BritishFrenchman]

This isn't an "america only" thing, Europe is also witnessing this type of shit and we're in our own countries. We never should have let immigrants in, simple as that.

[@cthurbz5146]

“We’re not dealing with racism any more, we’re dealing with evil vs good.” Straight truth.

[@tee9753]

No I definitely still deal with racism lol y’all delusional

[@Axel-zc6xj]

When you are saying "I don't know about power" I think the best example of the fact that minorities DO have more power is the fact minorities have the ability to speak out against things and actually be heard. It's happening right in front of you; if I, a white man, said all of the stuff Cheon just did, it would likely be buried and many whites will say "thanks, but no one will care." and others would just deem me a racist in some form or fashion. However, when a minority says it, it suddenly has weight. A LOT of weight. Case in point again, the fact that Cheon is saying it, people are listening and white people are thanking him profusely for standing up for them because we aren't allowed to stand up for ourselves. Look in your very comments section, white people are thanking you guys left and right for standing up for us. That includes me - thank you so much! You guys and Cheon will be heard while we will not. That is indeed power that you have that we simply don't.

[@nanskiboutski243]

And right now white WOMEN are getting the brunt of it

[@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis]

This is an excellent point.

[@nicanonymous9023]

Agree with you 100%

[@steve-wk1yc]

I'm white, and I say we are all brothers and sisters. No one any better than the other. All are created equal. People are people some good some bad. Let's stop this movement to pit us against each other. Let's build each other up. Piece to you guys and may many blessings abound.

[@willyf6172]

Having no voice equals having less power . White people are constantly told to shut up and listen only . Thank you for speaking up for those who aren’t allowed to speak .

[@elainemiller145]

I’m a 68 year old white woman. I grew up in a city that was half Hispanic. We grew up together. I’m not racist. One of my dearest friend is a black man that I worked with 30 years ago. Our kids are friends. Our grandkids are friends. When my husband had to medically retire last year they bought our house. We are all human beings and until we start acting like it we are doomed! Please give the Republican Party a chance. You are welcome with open arms. We have to overcome racism! We are all God’s children 🙏🏻

[@Heylollie343]

As a light skinned mixed person, I can attest to the fact that I've been discriminated and made to feel less because of my lightness more than I have ever been discriminated against for being POC. I don't think I've been able to fully articulate the self-hatred and shame I've felt about my lightness- but it runs deep

[@vanessaveiga9257]

Literally same here

[@dezzy151]

this is so sad. nobody should feel like this over their skin color! ❤

[@chrismancini5645]

I feel the same

[@dezzy151]

Please dont hate your darkness or your lightness! They are both BEAUTIFUL!

[@bawillard2578]

I've never understood the reason ,concept of " one drop " among the black community. It's only holding the black folks from excepting one another.

[@vlnk6441]

I remember when this video first came out. It made me cry because I didn’t realize it but had truly started to hate myself and was in a personal conflict over who I was and how I fit into society. None of us asked to be here. We all need to love and uplift and encourage each other. Spiritual warfare is real.

[@5jjt]

Honestly, stop watching the news. They're mostly causing this. They speak what they're told to speak. News isn't news anymore. I quit the news and my anxiety level is lower, and I notice other's debating pointless debates brought by the news. Peoples heads are full of useless, anxiety provoking information, and it's setup that way.

[@l0sts0ul89]

Hope you're doing better!

[@vlnk6441]

@@l0sts0ul89 I have come to an understanding and see things from a different perspective. In short, still a struggle on occasion.

[@carriesweeney1277]

Sorry for you, seriously. Have had many sad days but never hated myself. Learn to be okay with yourself. Have the energy, emotions go towards other things. There’s a lot of other things to be mad at! 🤞

[@Hambone3773]

I asked to be here

[@alexabplanalp4455]

The funniest part about others calling me a "colonizer" is that there are no actual colonizers or slave owners in my bloodline. My ancestors all come from Switzerland and immigrated to the US in the early 1900s. My ancestors had nothing to do with colonization or slavery but they still assume I'm one because I'm pasty white!

[@teecee1498]

Wow that sucks

[@AFmedic]

I get the same treatment, yet my Mother's parents immigrated from Bohemia and on my Dad's father was French and his mother was full-blooded Mohawk Indian. How am I responsible for slavery????

[@jerrywhidby.]

Eh I never liked when people try to get out of being called a colonizer because your relatives weren't here until all of the fighting was done. Let me ask, did your family ask permission of the Natives to move here? Colonizing is just having people from one country settle on land in another country usually by displacing another group. You're complicit in the takeover. And I am not some wokey. I just cannot swallow the whole "my people weren't around back then" narrative. Maybe not but they don't mind benefitting from the current situation. At least we were born into this circumstance. Immigrants say "colonizer" to us as they unpack their boxes. They chose to come here.

[@jkl674]

Just like how every black person is just African American no matter where they come from, even if it wasn’t Africa.

[@letsgobrandon7297]

Crazy that they have no idea their own people sold them and that their was thousands of black slave owners.

[@spacepimpkevin1184]

I will always quote MLK whenever i see this type of hatred and ignorance. "Judge people by the content of their character, not the color of their skin." Props to yall for making this. You are good men speaking about something not everyone has the bravery to speak about. Bravo.

[@amandashuman813]

As being someone who has personally experienced racism towards myself and my family it is heartbreaking for kids. My very blonde white daughter was 1 of 3 white kids who went to the school her brother was another one of the 3. She was bullied and treated terribly but the school didn't do anything because she was white. She came home in tears and begging to color her hair because she didn't like it anymore because she was bullied. She was 5 when this started. Schools are also teaching white kids that we are inherently evil because they are white. This is why I pulled my kids out of school and started homeschooling them. It's the reality of the situation. I shouldnt be made to feel bad because of something my distant ancestors might or might not have done. Can't we just get to know the person underneath?

[@Janszimmer1997]

Yeah it would happen if it was the reverse demographic at that school so don't worry, you're not special

[@antherrepublican330]

@@Janszimmer1997 The demographic isn’t the issue here, the issues is ignorance. Racism is stupid no matter who it comes from.

[@ringo_brown]

"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character." -- MLK

[@betthattv5990]

Boohoo poor you was she lynched in front of her whole community and left hanging from i tree 🌳 I thought not this isn't racist it's prejudice in order to be racist you have to be able to control economic development schooling and opportunity to this day no black person can do this go read a book

[@tyxman5061]

that ain't racism

[@chaosatemytoesagain]

It's the "black people can't be racist" that gets on my nerves. Every single race, Ethnicity, Nationality, shade, sexuality, gender, idfk.... hair type could be racist. Racism is not limited to one type of person, and nobody fits a stereotype 100% Edit: my comment blew up... it's fun to read through the comments even though most of you guys don't know proper grammar! Pop off I guess... Edit part 2: but no in all actuality, I'm really happy that people are getting up willing to have conversations like this. Edit part 3: the comments section assuming my race and even my gender and religion is making me laugh...I'm a random person on the internet yet people are assuming I'm white, Christian, and a man... think again I guess?

[@tarrantwolf]

My response to that comment is just "huh, sounds like something a racist would say."

[@spideymatt85]

@@tarrantwolf My response to your comment is "huh, sounds like something a racist would say."

[@fatstrategist]

@@spideymatt85 My response to your response to his comment is "huh, sounds like something a racist would say."

[@RTU130]

Yea

[@commenter5901]

@@tarrantwolf how is it racist to say that anyone who discriminates against another person based on race is racist? That is the definition of racism. If you discriminate against someone because they're black, you're racist, if you discriminate against them because they are Asian, you're racist, and if you discriminate against them because they are white... you're racist. Thinking that it doesn't apply to white people doesn't even make sense. Do you think that white people don't have feelings? Do you think that white children should be taught that they are bad because they are white? That's a lot of negative pressure put on these children to take on the guilt of their ancestors for things that they would never do themselves. And most of them weren't even involved in slavery or anything like that. My parents came to Canada the year before I was born but I've been taught to feel guilty because some British colonies in the United States had slaves over a hundred years ago... and they were white, and I'm also white, so I'm guilty too. Should all black people feel guilty because of the Rwandan genocide? It was black people who participated in that, so regardless of which African country they came from or if they grew up in America, should they be held responsible for it on the basis of skin colour? Of course not. Even the direct descendants of those people should not be held accountable for what their parents did. We are all created equal in the image of God and are all equally loved by him. We all have a common ancestor and are just very very distant cousins who adapted differently to our environments and that effected our skin colour. That's all.

[@KatieMarilen]

This video made me break down, I'm 32 white with 2 little boys, I grew up in Burnsville mn to white parents, I literally had NOTHING to do with slavery or discrimination in past generations, I was born in 1990, but I'm now suffering for what happened 50 years ago, and it's heartbreaking, I'm terrified for my kids and what they will experience, this is just SO so sad, I'm proud of my skin color, I've done nothing to anyone and I should not be ashamed of myself for what someone else has done

[@mrs.tombing-leivang5763]

​@Ethan Elston grow up. Feeling great at your virtue signalling???? No one gives a shit how you think or what you believe. Evil is Evil and Good is Good. It has nothing to do with our skin colour as we cannot choose what race or colour we want to be born as.

[@iamkayem]

​​@Ethan Elston and the fact that her situation is so common is awful, nothing to scoff at. It doesn't feel good to be insulted or pushed to the back of the line because of the color of your skin, regardless of what that color is. Did you just come here to troll white people, or did you actually watch the video and really listen?

[@WarNoob755]

​@Ethan Elston and you racists are sad.

[@cedo3333]

You shouldn't have to say that: " I literally had NOTHING to do with slavery or discrimination in past generations"

[@letmethink8350]

@Ethan Elston "They get blamed for crime" Bruh..... They literally commit 52% of the violent crime per capita. You can try and lie and obfuscate, but the facts are the facts.

[@aimeekeel]

Someday people will understand that hate is hate no matter which direction it comes from. We need to stop fighting each other and blaming each other and actually work as one people to fix our system that is broken as hell. Great review.

[@antherrepublican330]

Not so long as we allow the politicians and the ultra rich to lead us around by the nose with they’re nonsense.

[@KazehareRaiden]

I do not think that will happen for a long time sadly

[@Tony_Regime]

@aimeekeel this is probably the best comment I have ever read. haters are going to abuse whatever is happening to excuse and justify their hatred so they can play the victim while victimising others. sometimes they use ethnicity, sometimes nationality, sometimes religion, sometimes wealth, sometimes social standing, sometimes gender and sometimes sexual preference. none of those things matter to the vast majority of people, but for the haters they are differences to be targeted and used as an excuse and justification to perpetuate hate

[@antherrepublican330]

@@Tony_Regime True shit!

[@dadsgonenuts]

Hopefully soon prayers

[@RusikWrestles]

This video is old but he’s saying that Black/Asian/Non-White people have a stronghold in the Democratic Party and are favored to get positions due to their ethnicity. That’s why the Asian guy was saying “one side of political aisle”

[@pamelajohnson6199]

Voltaire said " If you can make one believe absurdities, you can make them commit atrocities" and that's not far behind. It's not easy being the parent of kids in this environment , being white . I'm freakin' Irish white but my husband is black. I see the blush of white resentment being fed to mixed race kids. There is no way this will end well. Enjoyed your input gentlemen.

[@javenradt1314]

Burn the coal. Enjoy feeling outcast by your children, their friends, their parents and your own people in future. Very precarious situation.

[@whitenuttergoku7310]

B to the S

[@pamelajohnson6199]

@@whitenuttergoku7310 and what's your beef?

[@cannedsquasher5923]

@@whitenuttergoku7310 As a mixed person this shit is not wrong in the slightest. The amount of times I've been told I'm not black enough to understand the "true struggles of black people", by black people, while actually having faced genuine racism daily, is mind boggling to me. Legit I bet most of the people who say that shit haven't even been called the hard ER to their face once, and being one of the only black kids back in high school it is literally almost all I was ever called every day from 7th to 12th grade by nearly everybody, and that was the easiest thing I had to deal with. But nah I don't understand racism because I'm not the right shade for black people.

[@whitenuttergoku7310]

@@cannedsquasher5923 Probably because Mixed people tend to have the most colonised uniformed mindsets that discriminate the most against pocs through their projected use of unconscious colorism that they have misappropriated from the oppressors. There are plenty of mixed people that get along just fine with the Biipoc thus your unverified claims may simply be a you problem. For example Carlton didnt get hassled for being mixed race, because he wasn’t, he simply _felt_ hassled for adopting the oppressors language against his own people

[@matianox3245]

im a white, straight man from Poland, and I am a metalhead. when i watched your rock/metal reaction videos, i authomactly liked you, but man, when i watched this video i love you all. there is no racial thing to be a mean person. when people are mean they are scumbags and literally walking douche, no matter how they name is Karen or Shaniqua, Tyrone or Jimbob (i hope i type it correctly)

[@Kuroganemk2]

I'm not really sure if American's consider Polish people 'white' which was always funny to me, as we are kind of grouped up into the slavic demographic and some consider that to be minorities lol

[@anime_addict21]

​@@Kuroganemk2 Sadly in America if you have white skin, no matter your ancestry, you are white. 😔 I am a mix of everything. I have Irish, Polish, Norwegian, Scottish, Native American and German ancestry. And despite that my family was actually brought over as Irish slaves and never owned any slaves themselves, just because I have white skin I am considered to be a WHITE OPRESSOR. It's absolutely ridiculous how our country treats race. Everyone is human, why can't we all live in peace together? 😔

[@Kuroganemk2]

@@anime_addict21 Not even if you're a white immigrant that arrived like 10-20 years ago? Should have not have anything to do with slavery not your ancestors lol

[@shaec3405]

I love you comment

[@matianox3245]

@@shaec3405 thanks, im glad to hear it

[@michaelbates7344]

If you control speech and what people can “get away with” that’s absolutely a form of power in that respect

[@rynecology]

that's why certain groups are absolutely trying to make everything people say "hateful." You can't say anything anymore without someone being offended and that comes from the "offended" trying to seize power. Use to be people wanted equality, now they want to be treated as though they're better than everyone else. I'm mostly looking at the *cough*tr4ns*cough* community lol

[@Tenchi707]

Exactly

[@alexaonther0x]

Absolutely this! I'm surprised they missed this

[@brianm9253]

Until we start living as individuals it's never going to change

[@helenmcguire]

I'm a white woman and I bring my children up to judge people on their actions and merits, not on their skin colour, religious beliefs or denominations. Not every person sees the colour of someones skin, but what's inside them. Love your videos guys, keep it up. 😊

[@kd5inm]

Prejedice is taught, I didn't teach my kids to be that way. Our body is the vessel our soul or spirit occupies. We are all the same on the inside. God sees us all the same.

[@ideovidiot656]

The gov. and the media don't want us to get along, and they already got in the heads of these people. The programming is strong! Love what you guys do.

[@karashea7823]

Divide and conquer

[@joriankell1983]

But (((who))) owns the government and the media?

[@1Ggirl1959]

You hit that one right on the nose brother!

[@firstlast2386]

The little hat cretins know they can't win without everybody else destroying each other.

[@kevmasengale6903]

Why do you think tv shows are called programming? They told us what they were doing.

[@zionix15432]

there is absolute power in having true freedom of speech while others do not.

[@sveabryan9126]

Thank you for having this conversation. I’m in my late 50’s and remember a brief moment 80’s&90’s where I had friends from all races without it being an issue. I even have a mixed race daughter. In the last 10 years, I have been screamed at at work, my professional license has been threatened and women and men of color have created a hostile environment. Is it motivated by race? Yes. I was told that my presence is offensive, that Ian responsible for the enslaved blacks. (Even though my ancestors immigrated to the US after the civil war.). My daughter tells me it’s because of my white privilege that I am unable to understand where these folk are coming from. But I remember when, in my lifetime, that people were not judged by their race and most people worked together to stamp out the racism that was there.

[@patsyp.1307]

exactly

[@Stephmac2403]

I remember that time too. My friends were from all types of colors, backgrounds and religions.

[@emilycampbell5798]

Same, I grew up in a multicultural city and my friends were from everywhere! We were more including in the 1990s and early 2000s. There was even no nepotism judgement, I had rich friends and friends that came from nothing! Life was great. Married a wonderful north African guy and never even thought 🤔 hhmmm what about the melanin? 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@Stephmac2403]

@@emilycampbell5798 That's soo racist 😜 to forget the melanin is to deny who your husband is.. Didn't u know? We're based on skin color now, not content of character. JK!!! Much love to U and Urs. Don't change 💗

[@shopper735]

Same here I had friends of all different race we all got along fine but in today's world that's a no go and that's a shame.

[@jasminebrooks4746]

I am white. I have lived in Japan for 5 years as a JPN-ENG translator and interpreter. Last week I went to a tempura restaurant. We were immediately turned away by a man saying “no mask no enter” in English. I asked him, in fluent Japanese, if we wore masks if we could be served. He replied by saying “no foreigners allowed in my restaurant” in Japanese. I watched two Korean girls speaking broken Japanese enter after us. They were not turned away. It did not matter that I am a permanent resident of Japan, or that I could understand him perfectly. I was immediately discriminated against because of my appearance.

[@lalu0414]

I encountered the same type of discrimination in Japan as well. Certain establishments were "Asians Only"

[@Jeppe_P]

@violetroseish I believe we should receive them with open arms. Lets not be like our ancestors and be respectful to people. In the same breath lets not be stepped on like this, all those tiktoks should not be ok to say about anyone

[@brandonshorter9193]

@@lalu0414 eh I don't know japanese people don't particular like koreans or chinese ,so don't think asian only means much there.

[@Andytlp]

Japanese discriminate towards everyone pretty much, especially people from older generation. Theyre a closed off island with next to no gdp growth for the last 20 years, aging population and very strict culture. So it makes sense they are the way they are. Still it doesnt excuse being an asshole

[@boogeyratt]

@violetroseish No. People like that would have little to no interest in coming to America, they're happy in their imperial homogenized country. And that's fine, we're not forcing them to accept us there, nor are we forcing them to come here and assimilate.

[@tylerbisson5100]

It makes me emotional to see a man who is not of the same skin tone as me, affirm so many of the thoughts and emotions that I have been feeling that I am not allowed to express.

[@Lardsonian]

I really respect these guys for not just trashing on him the entire time. Not what I expected at all from this video.

[@bodrie4]

As a half Irish, half Native American, I have experienced this since I was in elementary school. I am 28 years old and at one time attended an exclusively Native American school. At this school, I experienced hatred from other kids because my skin was white. My own siblings and cousins would poke fun and repremand me for being white. This followed me through multiple schools and multiple states. As you could imagine, I developed tough skin and accepted that this was the way life would be. I am afraid for my son who's mother is mexican and puertorican, but inherited my white skin, blonde hair, and colored eyes. His extended family have already made fun of his skin color. I really hope social media can counteract this culture and bring this discussion to the masses.

[@doomedfromthesmart]

Hebrew Blackfoot, same. Jr is a chip off the block. I'm the hated white, the hated native, ECT. I just went with the crayola rule. If you're an insert color here you will see me and reduce me to an insert color here, therefore if you identify as a color, I don't need to know you.

[@TightwadTodd]

Experienced the same, only my wife is Caucasian and has experienced it by the native community. My son has more native looks and didn't receive the Racism my daughter Did, by other Native or Hispanic people. We were Refused Service, in a Freakin Dennys, because of my families Color and it was Blatantly Obvious enough, that a Black Man spoke up about it, before we left.

[@marsolie8349]

You need to protect your son from your own family. I would put a lot of distance between my son and any family that made fun of him for his skin and hair color. You need to stand up to them!.

[@krissy7329]

SAME

[@maraeacookson1573]

Wow this blows my mind because this is a foreign concept in my country [I think]. I know of family's my own being one of them here in Aotearoa/New Zealand jokingly pick on another member of the family that may look more of whatever other ethnicity that child is but that's all it is joking [it happened to me all the time]. Yes sometimes it was hurtful to me but nonetheless even as a youngster I knew my family members weren't saying those comments to be hurtful just being stupid az jokes. Which I know yours and your children's aren't jokes. Are you able to enlist a person who can: 1] educate those family members on inclusiveness of indigenous peoples. 2] teach you and your children what to say in response, and a response to stop them in their tracks. 3] Can you search and relocate to more embracing community? If there isn't any, 4] Can you move here to Aotearoa/New Zealand? We will welcome you and yours with open arms, haere mai [welcome], naumai [come you're welcome], piki mai [come up those steps you're welcome] your indigeneity and that of your children your family will most certainly be embraced to show your value, your worth, your importance. From Tairāwhiti, Aotearoa/New Zealand 🤝🤝🤝💙💙💙

[@sunnysun3740]

As a caucasian female from Eastern Europe that found your channel a year ago , Im proud of you. I thank you for being real and for your use of critical thinking. Good job guys. You are giving us hope.

[@juancarlos-hf7bj]

We should not fall under these "race" definitions that only undermine our culture and traditions and generate hate. We should talk about our ethnicity and our cultural background. I'm not saying this in a hateful way. But race doesn't mean anything. It's an empty term. A Caucasian female from eastern Europe can be many different things, some of them completely different in their values, religion, belief system, language and so on. Even myself, being European and Caucasian I probably have more cultural similarities with someone from southern america than with you. I think that sick race concept that they apply in the States is one of the reason racism is so inbound on their minds.

[@sunnysun3740]

@@juancarlos-hf7bj you do and talk how and what you want, Ill do and talk how and what I want.

[@juancarlos-hf7bj]

@@sunnysun3740 of course. But as long as people keep talking under the "race" discourse, you are never going to get rid of racism.

[@sunnysun3740]

@@juancarlos-hf7bj its gonna end when those that started this crap actually get punished for it. Americans dont understand how important it is, for the WHOLE WORLD, who runns America. Few years of money and influence hungry democrats and we are at the brink of the Third World war. We know money is the only important thing to people that runn America today and we know that wherever they go to spread "freedom" they arent really spreading freedom they are spreading their indoctrination. Not to mention how they weaponize a minoroty of loud black Americans then tosed them at the side when they have no use for them.

[@kenosourball6124]

I bet these are kids talking for likes And views 😂😂😂😂😂mind set of kids give you hope

[@H1234ABC]

My daughter experienced racism when she walked into the living room of her black male friends house and his mum said "there is a sudden smell in here". He told my daughter later on that his mum was a racist. I never and would never or even think of saying this to him when I welcomed him to my home. I saw him as my daughters male friend, not my daughters black male friend. Watching you guys in the UK has given me some hope in the respect you have shown in your discussion.

[@OnceUponaTimeline]

As a child of 7, I went to visit the family of the person my mother was dating who happened to be black. My main concern going in was if I'd like their food because I was taught that you have to eat the food served when you are a guest as a matter of politeness, and you had to pretend to like it it even if you didn't, so I was hoping it would be stuff that I liked. (and turned out it was) But when i got there, I was sat at the dinner table and grilled by 6 or 7 black adults about my whiteness and then finally the mother of the family announced that I was OK "for a white person." I guess they thought this behavior was fine because others had done it to them but that just makes you as bad as those others. Then they started acting more friendly after the mother declared I was acceptable but now I was feeling a bit peeved and confused ironically so I was quiet after that and was just waiting to GTFO. That was my introduction to racism. I'm not going to pretend it was the trauma of a lifetime because it wasn't and I'm sure everyone has some story about the first time someone was clearly racist to them, but it did ironically mark the end of my naivete and the start of me being more reserved around black people with the knowledge that they may already not like me and be judging me for my race. Before that I had only thought people had different cultures with diff food and habits but I had not thought there would be any more to it, a kid does not understand such things. Since then I've met people of many other races that were prejudiced against various races, there is no race that does not do it, it's a human thing that splits us and causes pain to many across the board, some more than others obviously, but it always does damage and is never OK.

[@jackknife4547]

I'm Mexican and fair-skinned and I have another homie who's Mexican but he's darker. Complected the both of us have a mutual friend who's black and we hang out at his house quite regularly. His mom will only let the darker skin Mexican friend in the house and I have to go outside and pee in the bushes even though I'm Mexican as well. The 36% Mediterranean that's in my blood is enough to make people think I'm some type of racist white person and I have to tell you I'm starting to hate everybody because of this.

[@OnceUponaTimeline]

The prob here now is that everyone but whites are lately given a pass for this kind of crap behavior so they are doing it more. It's complete insanity, there's racism, classism, etc in every country and every race. Saw a thing on youtube where some young white male was being threatened with stabbing by some black dude at park and the white dude didn't want to call the police because he didn't want to 'look racist.' Finally someone called the cops and they came and arrested the guy with the knife (a black cop too!) and the white guy started crying and asking the cop to let the knife wielder go. I mean dude, that guy might stab someone else, maybe just risk 'looking racist' this one time if someone might get killed otherwise? It's gotten to be like a twisted version of Stockholm syndrome for some people. @@jackknife4547

[@jemmajames6719]

My sons have faced a lot of racism and intimidation in London from being white, same in Leeds when one son was in digs in a certain area.

[@calebarcher6894]

Don't let the hate consume your heart my g. Hate leads to anger, anger leads to the dark side.​@@jackknife4547

[@spillerscannie5260]

i am glad yall are a group of friends that are willing to talk through things most people dont nowadays

[@eeeeks]

Everybody is talking about it

[@Prozac_Patriot]

I have friends of all races, and thankfully I have never experienced any of this. Maybe it's because I'm 50 years old and came from the "don't see color" generation. We knew we were different, but we enjoyed our differences, we didn't villainiz them. Hell, we poked fun at each other without anybody getting butthurt. The real issue here is why do they want us fighting with each other? What are they trying to distract us from?

[@isabeljimenez6067]

60 yr old Puerto Rican here and I just wanted to say how much I enjoy watching your videos and listening to your discussions. Nuanced thought is rare today. You bring hope that there are still intelligent young people willing to engage, debate, and use critical thought to maneuver any topic. Well done.

[@Plan9-3127]

Thank you fellas... As a 45 yr old white man, it's been really getting tough out there. I'm tired of the double standard and everything else this video touched upon. The media has consistently preached this crap to people of color to the point that every time I step outside, it feels like there's a target on my back. Obviously I don't let this junk stop me from living my life, but it's gotta stop. Your generation has the power to do it...

[@kneegrow8486]

I guess those white folks that got clocked in the head by some dude just runnin round ain't never been taught self defense or be on the lookout 4 marauding white ppl punchers what a dummy & goodie 4 em just 4 bn a punk

[@jamesstewart9307]

You guys are going to start a war that is ashame

[@tinaunion5831]

​@g513 wow??? Why is he soft? I'm a black woman an you lost me with that one,?

[@khawaitkhastellano353]

it's gotta stop? 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂

[@shaunsteele6926]

@g513 ur racist

[@MissWilja]

Kudos to You for having open hearts and open minds. I’m white (Swedish) and I do take offense by this even though it’s not even happening in my country. I think all racism is deplorable and should be eradicated, regardless of who’s spewing it and against whom they’re directing it. As long as you’re a good person it doesn’t matter how much melanin you have or where you were born.

[@emilycampbell5798]

👏🫂💕🕊️

[@Sergio-xs7ol]

I'm Italian and I experienced racism from French people once. And then they say racism is just between different ethnic groups. However, discrimination unfortunately has no boundaries, and this sometimes is the same even if you have the same skin colour.

[@thedemonking2196]

Yeah, there are always ways to divide people. So many people think us Europeans are all the same because we're all white, when we are all equally divided based on ethnicity and nationality. Humans always find a way to split each other, no matter where in the world they are.

[@treybie1]

If a group has the ability to have 'BIPOC ONLY' events then it is a display of POWER. If a group has the ability to influence college admission policies then that group has POWER. You can try to parse words all you want, but having the ability to actually dictate reality on the ground is POWER. Have a nice day and thanks for your interesting reaction videos.

[@ItchyTrigahFingah]

If a group has the ability to openly hate us that' s power

[@craigcoughlin1834]

Exactly right.

[@puppylove1985]

ANd to think that so many white people support things like bipoc only....mumsnet has a black only forum with a nasty message telling white people that if they enter this black space they must be respectful and not disagree with any of the poc.....it's despicable and infuriating.

[@elizabethchartier8513]

The truth is I am terrified by these ideologues mental illness. Thank you guys for being normal.

[@big.gib.4L]

Indeed, it's not an issue of color but an issue of morality and how you choose to treat others regardless of anything else going on in the world.

[@OldManPaxusYT]

me too! I grew up in a time when, at school, they taught us to watch out for things like this and to watch out for when governments take your freedom and now all this stuff we were warned about is happening and now one seems to care

[@bandanabanana3162]

I have a very close friend who I worked side by side for several years. At a "power plant" a position for a full time job was coming up and a well deserved white man who had the experience and 20 years seniority was overlooked and let go because my black friend bragged to me and said I played my "ace" card to take his job. I was so disappointed in my friend and just because I said that he was wrong for doing that he no longer will speak to me. I appreciate what you guys are doing by having this conversation and bringing some attention to it.

[@scottodonnell7121]

You must be pretty stupid to think he is your friend.

[@ransomedavis2208]

then black or white he never was a friend to begin with. and obviously not a decent person either. most people of colour would not stoop that low to get someone elses job. your well rid of em,

[@winkwink2u]

RACE/ACE CARD >>> “There is another class of coloured people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs - partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs.” ― Booker T. Washington

[@darthzackariusnickthenamethede]

Wait, he cut you off for calmly explaining to him that he did something wrong? I'm thinking maybe that guy wasn't really a great person in general...

[@Bob-lw2kt]

4 replys stated...1 was shown. Hhhmmn...must have been really stupid, or intelligent, comments.

[@MrFoxxRaven]

The British Empire sacrificed thousands of white soldiers and sailors in the fight to end the slave trade, this is often forgotten, it doesnt undo all the wrongs but it was a massive step in the right direction. So many black soldiers died fighting for England, Europe, And The US in a hope of a better future. I wish we could do all those men and women justice by just getting along instead of just continuing the same cycles over and over again.

[@phoenixxxashez]

I wish more people like y'all had such open minds. It would make this world such a better place. This isn't about race, this is about common courtesy for your fellow neighbor. Treat others how you would want to be treated.

[@Mark-le2he]

thjery are still half assed denying its existance atre cyou joking? ppl talk of systemic racism this is the real systemic racism its engrained in poutr colleges our corperations and im telling you the owners of 5/6ths of thev nations guns and 60 % of ameruca as a whole are aboiut fed the f up with this garbage. yall are lik ooh poilice briutality the year floyd hit that big garbage hyeap in the sky 9 ua black men died fr5om police. sad and wronmg yes 100% had a long felonious rapsheet and wer running or fighting police. there were 20 unarmed white men who lost theree lives about 40% had any record at alla d 12 of them seemed to be shot just because the cop was having a bad day. i wonder why that cop was having a bad day more than likely has nothing to do with white ppl

[@HANKHILLFORTXGOVERNOR]

More do then were allowed to know..

[@JMountainPlace]

It's very impressive to see you attentively listen to this young man's perspective and thoughtful positions. Listening is rare in our culture these days. Thank you for showing respect and for your well-considered responses. You give me hope.

[@chozen0018]

❤

[@KingdomServantDelivered]

Im white and all of the African people ive met in America have been unbelievably humble and kind. Im sorry for racism where it exists but it is a real thing on all fronts. In my mind the best way to combat racism is to be the version you can and show extenuating love to those outside of your race and give vocal credit to those that overcome evil with good. We all have the ability, just gotta make the effort and harbor forgiveness for the ignorant. The wise man doesnt get in the mud with the foolish. If we hold ourselves to a higher regard thats how you lead! Much love my friend and may The ALMIGHTY bless your walk

[@MrNobody-zx4jz]

YOU DO NOT understand, it's all about white vs black and these guys proved that, they are absolutely Disgusted and do not agree with what they hear, we will have a War sooner than we Expect, exactly how those BLM protests existed after that insane criminal addict, we will have white ones, prepare your hood butt. We will see who abuses who at the end of the day.

[@LuckyLuckyLuckyLea]

I concur. The fact that all of you guys took the time to listen and try to make sense of the video in the first place shows your character. Too very few conversations like these exist today. Thank you.

[@JamilaS84]

I should get my bro and his friends to podcast as well if this is rare. This is the sort of conversations they hold often and with just as much of a listening ear.

[@deborahsherer1710]

It isn’t racism. It’s evil. You hit the nail on the head. We together as one people need to fight that evil

[@glitchy3963]

I’ve said it before and ill say it again, it doesn’t matter what race you can be, any race can be racist to any race, it don’t matter

[@0250TheCat]

He's not wrong. We peaked in the 90's and we have been going backwards as a society ever since. Being a white straight man in his 40's has been interesting so far. I love this country and all the people in it. Hopefully we can get back on track.

[@johnblackrose]

Id say we went down hill pre 2012. In fact you can trace the nonsense back to obamas run for president. Since then its been downhill. 2011 is the last year i remember being able to see other people of color and not think about random ass racist things others have said by those poc

[@jackhall3972]

I had this happen about a year ago to me, I was out with some friends, about 10 of us in a group, three of us were white, At the next table over were a group of people who were talking about us and calling us names being very loud, most people in the place were looking over and this other group just kept the insults coming. After about 20 minutes I finally told one of my black friends that were were going to leave so we didn't have to listen to this, he completely understood and even apologized for what the other group of people were saying. I told him it wasn't his fault and proceeded to get up and leave. As we were walking out, this other group started to call us "Racist A$$h0!e$ who thought we were too good to sit there with them" We were basically being told that if we didn't sit there and take what they were saying about us that we were racist.

[@andy1571666]

Real friends would have left with you bro

[@stewartmatson3682]

I feel like liberal women are the downfall of society. Look at all the people who shared their views here and they all have two things in common, liberal and female.

[@shinobi-no-bueno]

Your "friends" should have told them to shut up or leave with you

[@jackhall3972]

@lifewithrob512 I've never voted blue in my life!!

[@chocothebananacat7686]

​@lifewithrob512I hope you're not assuming stuff about someone based on the fact they told you were they were white honey.

[@kadygirlforever]

I’m bi-racial and both of my parents have been discriminated against (and I’m only counting what happened in my presence as a child). It’s sad that nowadays you have to remind people you can’t blame a whole race for the actions of individuals. There ARE hateful people out there (my dad was spit on for being with my mom when we were at Disneyland) but many more have love in their hearts. We shouldn’t take a coal of hate and use it to retaliate by using it to burn down innocent masses. There are good people in every race.

[@Rob-iy2rt]

I'm white and my wife is Mexican. Our daughter, at less than 2 years old, has already faced racism from leftists who think she needs to either be white or Mexican. She can't be both for some reason. I'll teach her she is both, but most importantly, she is an American.

[@docohm50]

Just like you can take any dog breed today and trace it back to two wolves on Noah's Ark, so too can you trace every person on Earth back 6000 years to Adam and Eve. We ALL are biracial somewhere in our lineage. I just wanted to say I am sorry people treated you so badly in the past and maybe even today. God bless you and your family 🙏

[@lightpropulsionguy]

@@docohm50 that's what I'm saying, there is no different races anymore, we're all blood in at this point! To late to backtrack on the intricate blood laced dynasty.

[@teresa2845]

it is sad that people have to be reminded. People also like to ask the one or 2 black people in the room their opinions on racial issues....like they are speaking for an entire race. And its the same with Black people asking their white friend or friends the same kind of questions. Just like none of us want the Brits thinking that one loud mouth American tourist speaks for everyone in America lol

[@jenniferhaber3239]

Beautifully said 💕

[@loosegoose9647]

If you don't think that people of colour don't have more power on one side of the political spectrum, explain Kamala.

[@JanetPlanetTube]

"All these people saying something are women." Great observation and another topic for discussion. It's not only race, but women are being led to believe that we're victims based on our gender. Put them both together and you've got some real militant feminist energy going on. People have to stop believing the lies being fed to us and think for yourselves as you guys are doing. Love your music reactions. That's why I first subscribed. I'm really enjoying this deeper dialogue. Great work, guys!

[@sydneysomer9958]

I completely agree !!!!

[@DreadPages]

Women are more likely to go further in college. College is where this disgusting rhetoric gets circulated. 100%

[@joannebaker4925]

White women, enough said.

[@BB25_25]

That’s intersectional feminism for you.

[@RazDaz74]

Fun fact: the majority base of the democratic party voters are white middle aged middle to upper class women 😅😂😅 #Karens

[@LTrain1971]

What you guys are doing is exactly what the world needs more of. Use your platform to openly discuss ideas, and spur conversation. Keep up the amazing work!

[@MarianTRitch]

You forget that many cultures exist and suffered the same atrocities! Problem your own people sold you! You kill your own children 22 million abortions! Shooting children in the head for gang initiation! Something seriously wrong! Looting, carjacking, gang drive bys is wrong! Stores shutting down because of looting and you whine about it! You forget you are only 3% of population! Now Latinos are a bigger culture

[@showalk]

Censoring "white" in the title is just further perpetuation of these issues...

[@fake_hugo404]

Your right

[@blackman9291]

KZbin would be weird if they didn’t 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@juliesmith1919]

My husband and I found your channel a couple of weeks ago. We have watched nearly all of your videos. Your videos are encouraging and thoughtful. Thank you. You guys are very intelligent men. Some of your comments have made us think. Thank you. Keep up this good work. Keep up having to guts to make us all think about very hard things.

[@MAHKUN0]

I started crying…actual tears..because the people reacting to this are actually understanding… not only that, but it was a huge relief hearing the guy in the video say it’s OK to be white and we aren’t oppressing anybody… I guess the pain of being myself was subconscious because I felt such a huge relief off of my chest I didn’t know I needed.

[@danamichelle1290]

Same..❤❤❤

[@MW-in8ec]

Ok cuck

[@GW-gz8jh]

Yes. This

[@TheFenick-]

i relate. i understand..and i promise you..i know theres loads of people saying this...but there is also loads of people treat you normal. Im glad you are able to release that off ur chest.

[@TheBigShotJonesy]

All that white guilt bottled up inside, internalized reverse-racism, finally able to release that tension.