It's changing now :-(

Me too!!

Yep. As it is everywhere too. I only wish that we could get rid of COVID-19 sooner. This video was closer to another pandemic in history. The Spanish flu of 1918 was a closer time period to this video, which was much like now in 2020 that we are living in, and like we have lived in all year. I’m still a little disappointed that we had that bathroom bill almost five years ago. I’m not worried about it anymore though. COVID-19 is a huge huge huge deal I mean COVID-19 is bigger than 9/11 was. This will go down in history COVID-19 will definitely go down in history. It’s big because so many people have died this whole year since March. We had no idea. It’s bigger because it’s still going on. It’s getting a little bit better absolutely. We have a long ways to go though. They’re working on that seems right now as we speak. Big-time I mean. They are on schedule. It’s unheard of. They knew how big of an emergency this COVID-19 pandemic has been. COVID-19 will be remembered for 100 years. It will be over sooner than we think.

@@Gonzoweirdo1 it was all a scam. and you're right it was bigger than the spanish flu because of the corruption we've been seeing since 2020, some of us saw it earlier.

@@RuthEdelstein I honestly think that when the COVID-19 respiratory illness was at the pandemic phase we just lived through was in my opinion the second worst pandemic we just lived through it it was the second worst in my opinion I think honestly since the bubonic plague the death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic when the COVID-19 infectious disease was the pandemic that we just went through that started in Wuhan, China 3 years ago was the same death toll Worldwide as The Thirty Years’ War from 1618 to 1648 The Catholic War that was fought in Westphalia, Europe in the 17th Century. I mean what? When COVID-19 started out as the Global pandemic we just went though right it killed what? Over 6 million people around the world in a matter of what? 20 months right? I mean that’s as many as The Thirty Years’ War if you study which I study history all the time it should be studied more in today’s World in my honest opinion World history, The Thirty Years’ War in Westphalia, Germany from 1618 to 1648 killed as a result somewhere roughly between 4 million, and 12 million lives which is as many as COVID-19’s pandemic phase we just lived through killed. We always think of World War I, and World War II as the worst wars but The Thirty Years’ War was just as deadly, and it was also just as costly if not worse. Trust me. The Thirty Years’ War was extremely catastrophic. We just lived through what it probably must have or what it probably would have felt like to be Louis XIII in 2020, and in parts of 2021. COVID-19’s pandemic phase was the closest in modern times we in our lifetime will ever have felt to The Thirty Years’ War or The Bubonic Plague except COVID-19’s pandemic phase was in the 21st-century not the 17th-century. But we felt how our great human ancestors must have felt only in modern times. The plague, and the 30 years war was the same exact thing as COVID-19’s pandemic phase. It’s just that it was in our lifetime.

@@RuthEdelstein The only difference between COVID-19’s pandemic phase, and The Thirty Years’ War was COVID-19’s pandemic phase was a pandemic widespread disease, and The Thirty Years’ War was a widespread war. I’ll be honest with you The Thirty Years’ War was also kind-of a pandemic I’m just being honest. I’m just gonna be honest things were dangerous everywhere just like in 2020 in The year 1625. Fighting was out there we had to not let our guard down we couldn’t go outside we couldn’t see people we couldn’t be in the world because there was widespread fighting Worldwide daily. People died every second honestly from a wound. Even on ships. There were even pirates that committed acts of piracy in that war. There was no United States at the time of The Thirty Years’ War. But even if there was a North American continent with people even if there were some inhabitants they still had to defend themselves due to the war. The world was tragic during that war. Human lives turned upside down when The Thirty Years’ War started. What ended the war just like vaccines, immunity from prior infection, and treatments ended the pandemic of COVID-19 we just lived through? The Peace of Westphalia. Sound familiar?

@@Gonzoweirdo1 Ben, I have worked in a Charlotte and Matthews NC Hospital all through the pandemic. We had a tough time with covid but it was never what the news led people to believe. I know because I lived it every 12 hour shift.

Racist memories I am sure. I was born in Durham in 1955 in the then segregated Duke Hospital. Durham was a racist and segregated town. I was forced to attend the all white Durham High School in 1970 due to desegregation. I left Durham in 1973 after graduating from High School for New York City (Manhattan) and I never looked back.

@@daddygrace253 New York is past it's glory days.

@@sherrisolomon8673 , yep Way Past...... ne well.

downtown washington NC still has some of their historic storefronts you should visit if you haven’t already!

Corporate greed is ruining the ability to build anything nice - now its just as cheap and as fast as possible

Though I live in the city is something about the south you never forget it's like Brooklyn wherever you go I don't know if you understand that that's what it is Doe it is time that doesn't get lost with range and range doesn't get lost with time the respect for the South I can't say you know I guess it's just a Brooklyn way of speaking for respect especially when I didn't build the school

sandy Houston

yes they do....... but Asheville has changed.... smh. East San Fran now.

Facts

This was the 50s and you already know why they didnt .

@@christinagraham2915 😀 😃 😄 😁 😆 😅 😂 🤣

@@daddygrace253 🥲

In Wilson NC, in the 50’s. the KKK was very active. like very active. They try and push all that to side and forget it. Shame.

My mom and Dad were in high school then. They raised us here and my siblings and I never left.

@@KP-do2ss i am still in highschool but i don't plan on leaving ever

So it's not just me?

You aren't wrong. A lot of buildings throughout the US that existed pre 1960s have been demolished to make space for parking lots.

parking lots screwed our cities

sadly the state is changing with loads from mid-west n west coast now..... I'll take a yankee over them.... be well.

We are leaders in medicine and pharmaceutical practices and manufacturing

The enemy came in more and more

capitalism

yes sir

Tobacco has killed more people then gun violence

@@dangerskilzkiboykins4433 it's prob not the tobacco as much as it is the additives and chemicals.

@@dangerskilzkiboykins4433 I smoke tobacco everyday and I’m in great health. Some people smoke tobacco everyday and live to be 100.

The first and only time I visited Durham I went to the streets at Southpoint mall and there was a shooting, I’m not going there again

It wasn't peaceful. Black people were being hung from trees every single day.

Lmao u R lying

@@christinagraham2915 Compared to back then, it is true!

@@brianblack121 don’t bother trying to convince an ape from the same group doing the shootings. they’re going to call you racist and deny any statistic or observation.

Wilmington is bad with shootings too . Durham and Kinston even more.

It sure was! No AC even in stores, churches, schools, etc. My Grandpa used to sleep on the screen porch in the Summer. Everybody else just had to lie there, drenched, until you fell asleep from sheer exhaustion!

Alexa and Panther... He was smiling!!! 😊😊😊

yep, most blacks didn’t earn enough money to have fun

Not really. At least kids back then had a little work ethic. Also, nowadays we just use modern-day indentured servitude by exploiting workers from Mexico and Central America.

@@ronaldcorey8535 What do you think slavery and Jim Crow laws were?

My folks picked cotton. They were kids. Nobody made them. They did it for very little money but it was a job they could do and they liked earning the little bit of money. They got paid by the pound. Wasn't much but it was something.

@@daddygrace253 During this film time there was no slavery and white kids picked cotton as well. My folks did. It was a job kids could do and one of the few jobs kids were allowed to do to make a little money.

The hard working kids of that bygone era were much more respectful than the cell phone addicts of today with their potty language . Spoiled beyond measure . My parents grew up helping in the tobacco fields and they never expressed any regrets whatsoever !

Or proves others wrong from want they thought. Because as they say today "being naive means what you believe is immediately correct"

Those were children… this is illegal today

@@WariorOfPeace labor? Yah go sit on your confidant sofa while your mother gets you a glass of lemonade.

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmarchildren shouldn’t work

He was a kid worker, probably hasn’t seen a camera before! I bet that “young” man is still alive, I hope he sees this or has seen this footage.

LMAOOOOOOOO 🤣🤣🤣

​@@gilbertgrape9969 I think he knows. He literally smiled for the camera at 9:00.

@@gilbertgrape9969 this isn't 1700...god you kids really haven't learned anything about history as much as you believe. God you act like you just aced the history of each decades test since you seem so confident in that analogy.

*eye roll*

It's always the racist who finds racism in everything. People like you are so sickening.

@@yesindeed2151 you deny history

@@RandomHud its true

Unfortunately there will always be people who see the world through the lens of race first.

Facts

Well yea true about my state

Lol.

As in every other town, state, and nation the world over, mighty flighty grasshopper. 🙄 🤣

@Robert Actually, crime rates peaked in the 80s and 90s, and have now returned to similar levels of the 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s. You just hear about the crime more often because of the internet, television, and a higher population.

Infinite Sky ... You must be talking about present day!!!

NO, It really was not an awful time.

@@NC_SUGARit was a shitty time

Who are right next to African American folks working with them...yah really racist.

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmarthey work with blacks, they aren’t racist at all lmao there were very much racist comments made by these people complaining about blacks working

Yeah yeah we get it... "Orange Man Bad....blah blah blah....Patriarchy...blah blah blah...White Privilege....blah blah blah..." ad infinitum ad nauseum. God forbid that Whites and Blacks, Gay and Straight, men and women get along and tolerate each other.

calihartley2010 well where will you be going?

What in the heck does this 65 year old video have to do with MAGA? I mean, wow lol.

Yes, industry will and putting people back to work like when we produced and exported quality products instead of importing inferior ones.

@@yesorlando05 Some people blame Republicans for everything. It's become a timeless joke now because few are listening.