M Allen as a society l can't believe we are still obsessed with race, One Father One Family One Love

Sorry, Beto speaks Spanish...

Beto apologizes by wearing a dress.

We are men thats all

His real name is Robert. He anointed himself as Beto to get the Hispanic vote in Texas politics.

That is all I had, but it's taken me further than most people, especially those with a victim complex.

@Carm SaccoBut all of them are lazy and looking for a handout? So you're a bigot too.

@@neutraltenn5803 - big·ot /ˈbiɡət/ noun a person who is intolerant toward those holding different opinions. see also - Democrat /dem·​o·​crat/

@@DfsOutlierMy dictionary doesn't have a picture of Trump on the cover. Thanks anyway.

Nothing like paying into a system that I will never qualify to use.

who pushed a 92-year-old woman to the ground? A Leftist?

@@martymcfly5423 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bNCWgZScvbbNkZ8.html

jhgjhgj hgjhgdj ..don’t know his political affiliations only that he was BLACK and had been arrested 103 TIMES,! (Get THAT 103X)Thank you CUOMO and DIBLASIO!

Great fucking comment! 100% true

effing gros never learn. truth.

Point taken, unless of course you are blaming affirmative action.

Sounds more like with power to which is a big NO NO to say and we are empowered to take on society’s blame of whites for everything done wrong to the ppl of color, and 0 of my family tree has ever owned a slave EVER. So what’s your problem with me?

What about Mexican priveledge ? Hiding and hiring you're own kind etc. Favoring you're own peeple over Americans.. traitors to the united States I say

Jonathan Schell the world didn’t go to shit until people like you started drinking craft beers

Jonathan Schell well it sounds like you think that way because you’re prejudiced or am I wrong? Let’s say a Mexican man moves here with his family. Doesn’t speak English or maybe not well. He needs to work so he gets a job doing labor. He works with other Mexicans framing houses let’s say. Then one day he wants to start his own crew because he’s very underpaid by his American boss. Who do you call? Do you call people from your own country that speak your first language? The people that watch the same sports as you and listen to the same music as you? The people with the same values and culture? The people who just like you are here in America trying to make it to support their families? Or do you hire white guys with huge cultural boundaries? - There are plenty of jobs to go around and plenty of interracial businesses out there. Not so sure about “traders”

Regardless of the skin, dammit!

That's a cool supportive comment Rangatiratumeke - helps to build (and maintain) bridges between us all.

I find that it's often the "minorities" who denigrate whites based on nothing but perceived injustices... It is actually being encouraged nowadays.

@@kennyhouser3467 it's always a few aggressive people. Everywhere. I know good muslims but you only hear about the catastrophic dudes. I know a bunch of lesbians, but they don't spread an agenda... I knew some gay men, the same with them. Most people are alright, only some misfunctioning assholes "ride us into the shit" as we say.

The ones who push are the ones still trying to hold onto their jobs. You see if they actually show the truth they would be irrelevant and there fore their jobs would be also. ACLU, LBGT, Black Lives Matter are all ngo's but also have an organization structure. They receive funds through donations and fundraising. Those funds help push there functions into society but in large they also pay the people who run them and are employed by them. They have a vested interest in KEEPING THEIR JOBS! From salaries to health care bennies to retirement. People need to wake up and see what some of these organizations are truly about. Its big business. Profiting on false narratives under the guise of social justices. that's the truth. Or at least how I see it.

@ John P - If I could give you a thousand "Thumbs Up", I would.

Same!!

You have "Dad" privilege......THE BEST KIND. 70% of black kids have no father in the home or to speak of on any level.

I have come to realize that my biggest privilege is that when I suck, people can tell me I suck without fear of being called racist. Honest criticism is the greatest gift!

Sounds like you had a great father.

You imply too much; and it's like noting Oprah Winfrey's a multi-billionaire. It doesn't prove a point.

@@kevinboone2178 Thank you. I was kind of hoping someone was going to point out the rush to embrace a white/black dialogue. This indicates, clearly, a concern with a singular demographic. It's sadly entertaining to see that someone is afraid to think that someone is getting something that they want to evaluate their worthiness for. Kind of like the whole perception they want to create for white privilege. I can't imagine they would rather call it anti-white jealousy, rather (Specific Ethnic Group)-jealousy!

it definitely has the most ✌️ _'oppressed'_ ✌️ millionaires.

@@kevinboone2178 actually it does prove a point. It proves any race can be successful. Mic drop

What a nicely meaningless cherry picked statistic. Thanks for solving racism, bruh.

And raising FUTURE PATRIOTS, I HOPE...

Do you believe affirmative action is damaging to women and minorities or just leveling the playing field? Obviously as a business owner it's succeed or fail but what if you were an ad executive at an agency? Please these are real questions, I am genuinely interested.

You're not black, you're just a real American....perhaps with a great tan.

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@@morgan97475 Thank you!

Your privilege is working hard. God bless

One might actually say being a minority is a privilege!!!

Ditto. I suppose in the end the institutional racism and sexism I faced as a white male that forced me to resort to self-employment was a blessing. I made a lot more money, with better job satisfaction, and more independence working for myself than I ever would have had in a McJob.

Hs Hs very true. I am so much better off

This is my exact situation.... the most oppressed people today are white straight males.

jcman240 in some ways. I’m a firm believer that you don’t have to accept the status quo. Over, under, around or through, I will find a way to fulfill my needs. That takes too much energy to worry about them. Besides, I do well for myself while my friends that work in the Corporate world stress over crumbs

100%. If only everyone could carry that same mindset.

@@tjhype I certainly do. I have zero to apologize for.

That is the Democratic way of life.......... Give me, give me and give me.

Like I've been saying, I can't wait for this childish bullshit to stop, so we can get back to living life and actually doing constructive activities. 2020 is coming to an end soon, and yet we've only had a month of any regular life. It's just constant bullshit race fights and virus outbreaks. At this point, that whole situation has gone from being that bully in the school yard you were constantly scared of, to that annoying spastic special ed kid in the back of the class room that just won't shut tf up.

I deeply dislike the victim mentality. It is used to acquire privilege (from the givernment, for example). It is a learned deceit.

PREACH!

The welfare queens, politicians, and basement dwellers especially, love to insult and belittle anyone who actually work for a living, particularly those whose jobs consist of manual labor.

@ChaosTrident Quite a few prisons are now beginning to give tablets to inmates, yes, tablet computers for prisoners! I guess some states consider it important that inmates of their penitentiaries live in relative luxury

You mean like never held a job Bernie Sanders?

ChaosTrident - whatever happened to the death part of death row? 🤔

The only ethnic group that can't use victim status to their advantage.

Actually, I've seen Jews being blamed for almost anything down at the comments section, especially from whites. Now, I don't want to start any quarrel with anyone, but stop thinking that all Jews are bankers, Hollywood elitists, communists and occupiers. George Soros doesn't represent all Jews!

East Asians are next on the chopping block. Some of them have already been in line for a while now.

@@ThreeDaysOfDan that was one racist rant, and I hate to use the word "racist"!

@@rawvision6701 oh well , il stop being " racist" when they cut that shit out too =)

Some whites get a harder life then blacks. I do believe white privilege does exist. For the Majority of whites they will likely not realise their privilege, But there is a group of whites that also get harder lives due to unplanned circumstances. I also believe Privilege is influenced by class and Money.(I've seen Blacks with suits on get approached and questioned by Guards in Shopping Malls before, I've also seen homeless whites get approached in Public places, But never a white in a suit). White privilege does exist, Not to every white, But a Majority.

YeahThe Boyz talk to Bob Dylan. He got stopped and was treated badly because of the way he looked

@Waffle SS “you folks” you assume I black? 🙄

@Waffle SS No. I despise demoncracy for the most part. Also, insulting me doesn’t make you look very smart 🙄

@@hozza0411 I'm white and I've been followed around a story while wearing a suit....

Thanks, Brother.

Amen to that. Just recently found this channel and I’m impressed. From Atlanta .... have traveled quite a bit ... worked in sales most of my life .... and I’d pay to hear you speak!!!

Thank you.

@Urrcreavesh Maybe not the primary definition. Then again, by the time the leftists get tired of using the term, it's meaning may fill a whole chapter in the radical field manual.

@Urrcreavesh The "academic definition?" Seriously? Probably even more ridiculous. It is an absolute LIE, the main reason because it is based on skin color, which means it is based on prejudice. People prejudged based on what they look like. Didn't we learn a major lesson about that ending in the Civil Rights Act? Just switch the colors and voila! A gaslighting experiment. It is a crock of hogwash, and you should have some sense and not feed into fantasy.

@Urrcreavesh I prefer a one-sided lecture :)

entirely sympathetic: it's clear there's a preference for non-white and non-male. Happened twice significantly to me, affecting me greatly.

White males aren’t a protected group, EVERYONE else is. Translated, there is only one group who is oppressed.

christopher stimpson same here

What ever happened to, "the sins of the father are not the sins of the son"? I guess that wisdom is to complicated for a leftist to understand.

@@taistingtheair1368 "Children suffer for the sins of their parents."

White man's burden, I guess. I understand it. I get blamed for everything.

Daniel, your comment belongs with this video. Thank you.

Daniel Johnson Thank you for your service sir👍🏻 Did you ever serve at Elmendorf AFB? Boy. Now THAT was a trip in the 70’s. 😁 Best base ever! Was there seven yrs. Saw a ‘65 VW Bug being chased by a Bull Moose on base at the guard shack. LOL Damn moose know they are safe on base and love to terrorize the silly humans. One time a bull went crazy and tore thru the base housing charging anything and running thru yards, finally got tangled up in someones clothes drying on the line, sedated his huge butt and hauled him off. The time a FlyBoy decided to chase a Moose in his fighter plane and kinda sorta hit a tree... Didn’t kill him, but did kill the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Fighter Jet. He must of forgotten it was all being recorded. 1975 I do think. Dude was never seen again. 😳. We always wondered! Those were the days!!! Memories 👍🏻

Right there with you. Worked on aircraft in the Corps Sadly was injured and had to look for work elsewhere. I now work in an office, and as much as I hate that type of work, I'd rather fix things, I'm solidly middle class. The only privilege I will ever concede is having two parents that taught me and my siblings how to work. Sadly, LBJ and his programs, are destroying that across American culture.

Conquered my fear of hard labor. White man's mantra, well said

Lucky you..

No one has asked you to.

Nor you should feel particularly prideful for it either.

You are truly a hero

Most racist term on the internet.

@@Lobomutante why shouldn't he be proud to he white? I'm very proud to be a straight white male. What's wrong with self pride? Thats the problem with worthless liberals. They want people down. They tell people how they should feel and what they should do.

@@josephb3147 People from other countries have not been dumbed down by the US schooling, and directed and intimidated by the US media. All the better for those in the US who do not speak extended English, do not hear the brainwashing.

Let us remember Elizabet Broton, a mother who gave her life to free her child Elian from the Castro dictatorship but the Clinton mal-administration sent him back like a small fish, pleasing the Left to no end.

My story is similar and I think you are correct that the issue is broken homes and no fathers. This was intended by the Dems' Great Society programs to destroy blacks and make them dependent on the government so they would vote Dem till the end of time. It worked for the most part unfortunately.

Dr Thomas Sowell and his research basically confirms your opinion on fatherless families.

why is society paying for children again?

@@extropiantranshuman The Democrats are buying voters and building Frankenstein monsters as demonstrated by the riots in many American cities today...

Well, for welfare, the military, kilotons of bureaucrats, politicians, all get stolen money!

HOW income taxation really works and how it is a form of slavery (income tax is a form of lawful slavery because the government is taking the fruits of another man's labors without his personal consent, it is a from of lawful theft, it is a form of lawful slavery) And before someone says you drive on roads and your children go to school and use other services, so pay your income tax. ¨´ Let me, first of all, tell you THIS... We are saying that INCOME TAX should be made illegal NOT ALL TAX like tax on business or VAT or even that you must NOT pay road tax for driving your car NO WE ARE NOT saying anything about that ... We are saying that the gov. is using its people as tax slaves when that force upon you an income tax they (the gov ) say you must pay and they say how much you must pay like the mafia running a protection scam the government like the mafia is taking the fruits of your labor by force and under the threat of violence, in the form of if you do not pay them what they want you will end up behind bars !! (But if you are already paying income tax why should you pay anything more just for using the road or say the library) All we are asking is, if you are forced to pay income tax on your on labor and if you are truly the owner of your own personal body and therefore your own personal labor (and if it is a human right to own, controlling and have self-determination over your body intellectual thoughts and labor ) then why (if it truly only belongs to you ) are you being forced to pay income tax for your own personal labor ? And why does someone else have the right to come and take from you the fruits of your labor (through income tax ) is that not a form of slavery? (You work for the fruits and I eat the fruits of your work ) is that not a form of slavery? Abraham Lincoln once said slavery is this .. You work and I eat .. In other words, You work and I take what i want from the fruits of that labor !! teachingamericanhistory.org/library/document/speech-at-chicago-illinois/ And should it really be allowed to demanded tax on someone else's personal labor, as taking the fruits (by force ) of someone else's own labor/ work is a form of slavery/serfdom, and is that really a humane and moral thing for society to do in 2018? -- Why should we accept that the state somehow can come to you and say.. You have committed a consensual interaction with a third person / legal entity , in an endeavor to obtain monetary compensation, in return for providing your personal labor, for the purpose of obtaining a wage / employment on a temporary or otherwise bases, which is a profiteering transaction for the purposes of services (work/ labor ) that you have rendered. Therefore we ( the state ) will be at this time liberating parts of those funds from your person, in the form of any amount that we at this time see fit; As we believe the fruits of your personal labor by law belongs (laws we write ) and is the property of the state; therefore we (the state) are entitled to any portion of those funds we feel we need and we demand .. Also for your information we the state will be free to do with those liberated funds as we feel/deem to be necessary to benefit the state and/ or to benefit others we deem to be needy of those funds, regardless of the fact that we or they have not rendered any form of exchange of labor to produce that income that you now have in your possession and on your person. Therefore we are now informing you that we the government believe we are entitled to those funds, you have morally and justifiably obtained in a consenting interaction with 3rd entity for the labor/ service you have provided to that 3rd entity party; We the government believe we have the legal right and moral right to claim ownership of your labor and reap the fruits of your labor, without gaining your explicit consent on the matter at hand because we are the government, therefore, we have the right to live off your personal labor . (In other words, you did some personal work for another person, he paid you for your hard work and labor and we want you to pay us for doing none of that work = YOU work we EAT ) You use your labor, and someone else eats ! or You use your labor, I and my family eats ! or You use your labor, those who control society and their friends eat! or You use your labor, and the slave owner eats the fruits of the labor! The question really is; Do you own your own body and therefore your own labor or are you just the slave, and someone else (the state ) is really the owner of your person, body and therefore your labor and if so is a human-being truly free, if others can use force to give them the fruits or part of those fruits of yours and others labor; just so they themselves (the state ) can eat and benefit from the results of your labor how are you not in a form/ type of slavery or even a modern-day form of serfdom ?? The state today claims the right to have a twisted form of special rights (when it comes to income tax). One can argue that it is, in fact, nothing more than a twisted form of servitude over the citizen's person, it must, therefore, be seen as a form of serfdom or in the worst case a form of slavery. Today the government can come to you like the mafia or like slave-owner (the state ) on a slave plantation (the gov. land) and say we are taking this amount of money from you and this is what YOU WILL PAY to us because have you got money from a 3rd person by utilizing your own intelligence and labor and we want a cut without doing any of that work, And if not we will take action towards your person IS this NOT a form of slavery or even serfdom ? This is the way gov. today forces someone to give the gov, the fruits of his or her labor by using force and threats of violence by threatening warnings of prison and BIG men with guns, that will come and put you behind bars if you don't pay what the gov. tells you to pay them....(threatening is a form of an violent act a psychological violence) Then the question most mow will come with that disagree will be; What about healthcare is that not a right for everyone to be healthy government needs tax to pay for that .. Yes it is a right but a lot of things are a right, you have a right to have food to feed yourself and your household, but not everyone has that now do they, instead the countries governments tax food with VAT from 16 -25 % and they tax medicine as well with VAT from 16 -25 % so government is making money on starving people and sick people and their human rights !!! Yes one can argue that it is a right that is true, but even if it is a human right for everyone to be healthy and everyone to have food, and you like everyone else have that right .. .. YOU STILL DO NOT have the right to forcefully make someone else pay for it, by indirectly stealing there labor at gunpoint demanding part of their paycheck for that work/labor provided to someone else !!!! ... When it comes to healthcare you can and should take up medical insurance to cover that not a problem .. And when it comes to your children using schools well what will happen if you don't send your children to school you get big government sending big men with guns at your door called the police !! saying they will take your children from you and put you in a small room without any windows and lock the door !! Also, let's be truthful the government wants your children in school for 2 basic reasons. 1. You and your spouse then free up time to be productive and work and therefore can pay more in tax and that is why the government wants you to work. 2. Your children is getting educated to become a productive worker and pay income tax and that is why the government forces your children to go to school .. facebook.com/DollarVigilante/videos/1845870118758743/UzpfSTEwMDAyNjUyMzI0NjkxMjoxNDUyNjM3MzMwMzQ0MDE/

PART 1 OF 2 If someone from the 17th century came back to life, he or she would be surprised, most of all, by the means of transport and communication tools we use now. Probably, the most familiar things would be hospitals and schools. Personally, I think that there is something that would very surprise a person from those times even more: the fact that Governments take away individuals’ earnings compulsively. In fact, contrary to what many people think, income tax is a rather recent “invention,” created-in most cases-as an emergency tax to deal with extraordinary expenses, which later survived as a way to finance the growing fiscal deficits of Governments increasingly mismanaged, corrupt, and in debt. We will review two significant examples. United Kingdom After centuries imposing specific, eccentric taxes (e.g. chimney tax, window tax, malt tax, among others), Income Tax was first introduced by William Pitt in the United Kingdom in 1798, and it started to be charged in 1799. The aim was not to finance original expenses of the State but the Napoleonic Wars. At the time, no other country levied a tax over the earnings produced by its citizens. The United States, for example, would only start charging it, intermittently, some 60 years later, and definitively in 1913. The non-taxable minimum in the United Kingdom of the late 1700s would be equivalent to £6,000, and the maximum rate was ten percent. Only local income was susceptible to taxing, which was quite logical. At the time, the malt tax covered approximately ten percent of the Government’s budget. This first version of the Income Tax was in force only for three years, as it was annulled (logically) upon the signing of the Treaty of Amiens. Henry Addington, who had succeeded Pitt in 1801 and had eliminated the tax when the peace with France was signed, reestablished it in 1803 when new difficulties appeared with that country. It was kept in force until the Battle of Waterloo. When the tax was annulled again, every document that referred to it was burnt, due to the sense of shame associated with having established and charged this tax. From 1817 to 1842 there was no Income Tax in the United Kingdom or any other country. Although he criticized the tax during the 1841 campaign, Prime Minister Robert Peel reestablished it in 1841, not to finance a war but to cover the Government’s deficit. This time, the non-taxable minimum was over twice the previous one and the rate was around three percent. The First World War was the perfect excuse to increase the rates. So, they were increased to 17.5 percent in 1915, 25 percent in 1916 and 30 percent in 1918. For context, the only other country with an income tax at the time was the United States, which, as said above, had reestablished it in 1913, with a rate of 1 percent for incomes above $20,000. The system was modernized as years went by, but the rising trend did not slow down, with a notorious record of 99.25 percent (yes, that is correct) during the Second World War. Contrary to what one might believe, in the following two decades there was a minor reduction, but the tax remained over 95 percent. During the 1970s and 1980s there were further decreases, but not very significant. Only upon the election of Margaret Thatcher and the growth and increased sophistication of the offshore jurisdictions did the rates start to decrease substantially. In 1988, for example, after three consecutive reductions, the basic rate was 25 percent. Nowadays, that rate (the basic rate) is even lower: 20 percent and the maximum rate is 40 percent. Let’s have a look at what happened on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. United States Although the United States became independent from the United Kingdom in 1776, after a conflict arising precisely from a taxing issue, it was not until 1861 that the country imposed the first income tax. And, just like in the United Kingdom, this was not done to finance the ordinary expenses of the State but the Civil War. In other words, for over a century and 15 presidential terms, the State was financed without needing to take away from taxpayers a part of their income. Moreover, when it was finally done, those funds were not used to finance original expenses, but a civil war. And even in that emergency situation (1862), the rate was between three percent and five percent, depending on the income level. That is to say, there were just two tax brackets, as is the case today, for example, in Paraguay. In 1872, the income tax was annulled, basically due to the pressure of taxpayers, who deemed it expropriatory, like the majority of Congress. In 1894, the income tax was incorporated again, but the next year, when ruling in the case 158 U.S. 601 (Pollock v. Farmers Loan & Trust Company), the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional. The exact date of the ruling was May 20, 1895, and the main argument put forward by the majority of the justices was that a direct tax was not constitutional if there was not a proportional way to distribute it among the states forming the Union, based on a census carried out to this end. The decision was made with five votes in favor and four against. In 1909, the creation of this tax was proposed again, and in the presidential election of 1912, the three principal candidates-the president at the time, William H. Taft; the former president, Theodore Roosevelt; and the candidate who eventually won, Woodrow Wilson-supported the legalization of the income tax. The 16th Amendment The 16th Amendment was introduced precisely to achieve this goal. Paradoxically, Wyoming-now one of the states where non-residents frequently establish their foreign trusts-was the 36th state to pass the Amendment, which led to the tax being in force. In particular, this Amendment established that Congress shall have the right to create and collect taxes over income, whichever source they may be from, without apportionment between the different states and without the need for a census. As said above, the tax bracket for most of the population was 1 percent. So, when did everything become more complicated for taxpayers? With the establishment of the Revenue Act of 1918 (WWI), which raised this tax to 77 percent, a rate over twice as much as that of the United Kingdom. From looking at the way in which the public sector has been financed in the United States, the following can be seen: * between 1890 and 1920, all internal revenue came from foreign trade, in the form of custom duties; * between 1920 and 1940, the greatest part of the revenue came from corporate income tax, followed by personal income tax and custom duties; and * between 1940 and the year 2000, custom duties tended to disappear, and the personal income tax overtook the corporate income tax. PART 2 OF 2 SEE UNDER

PART 2 OF 2 SEE HERE Tax Havens, Fiscal Wilderness As mentioned above, in time, more and more countries started adopting this new type of tax, especially countries with growing deficits. As an example, Switzerland imposed it in 1840, France in 1872, Spain in 1900, Norway in 1911, Russia in 1916, Canada in 1918, Brazil in 1924 and Argentina in 1932. As a result, inhabitants of these countries began to look for ways to legally elude these unfair taxes, often using structures in jurisdictions that continued to consider these taxes as expropriatory. In that context, countries that expected (and expect) to charge this tax (which they deemed unethical not so long ago) turned against the rest and accused them of being “unfair fiscal competition.” In other words, they unilaterally changed the rules and then attacked those who simply maintained the status quo. Later, they gathered in small cartels (e.g. OECD, G20, and others) to lend more legitimacy to these claims. That is how the first “black lists” of “tax havens” appeared, and how the pressure against them increased. When they realized that these organizations were not achieving their goals, they started to use other arguments, more amenable to the general public (money laundering, terrorism financing). Offshore jurisdictions were not created to capture the investments of fiscal residents of other countries, but it was these other countries which drove away their own fiscal residents by creating taxes on their income (first) and their assets (later), taking the tax burden to untenable limits. Reality indicates that the very concept of “tax haven” was created by high-tax countries which, not being able to compete, tried (unfairly) to get the most efficient countries out of the competition. As usual, he who does not want to compete is the least competitive one. No wonder. Lessons Learned What learnings can we derive from the British and American experience? Several: * Firstly, there is a possibility that States finance themselves without receiving funds from the income or revenue of their inhabitants (or taxing these). * Secondly, until not long ago, all governments agreed that imposing taxes over income or revenue was expropriatory, and therefore could only be done under extraordinary circumstances. To impose this kind of tax was frowned upon, and those who were forced to do so were embarrassed. * Finally, were it not for the “fiscal wilderness” there would be no “tax havens”. If high-tax countries really wanted to “vanquish” tax havens, they should strive to provide legal security and reduce taxes, instead of lobbying through discredited, decadent multilateral organizations, which they have been doing for decades without any results.

I have my white male privilege in Philippines with philipina women.

White males are ticketed most for speeding what are you talking about? If you’re in the car scene at all the police harass you, you modify your car and speed and it’s a guaranteed ticket. Being white or male doesn’t get you off the hook with police. You take the wrong turn in the wrong neighborhood and you might as well be a drug user/dealer and get the same harassment of having your shit tossed while the cops go on a fishing expedition to fabricate any reason to make an arrest. If anything females get off more with police than any group. Flash your tits around and that gets you off for speeding far easier than simply being a white dude. Talk about privilege there

Right on!

Drive with a kitten.

@@scorpian6013 Yes, I understand completely. All the Best!

Nobody said All whites had Privilege mate.

lol, yep.... gotta get that ot

You’ve worked your life away. That’s a 65 hrs a week work load. It’s not worth it. I’m positive when you are on your death bed you won’t be saying I wish I would of worked more, more than likely you’ll say the opposite. Slow down my friend and live and enjoy life outside of working. You deserve that, you’ve done your time. I hope you do.

@@hozza0411 yes, in fact they have and do all the fucking time. White privilege doesnt exist. Stop blaming others for your mistakes

Do you get approached multiple times a day by cops/Guards and get scary looks when you walk pass people?

Most people automatically think if you from Ga. Or Ala.your racist but it's the 0ppisite grew up with blacks they were my family

@@hozza0411 Depends on what you did to get put in there I guess.

YeahThe Boyz I have always looked at other people as human beings. What always upsets me is the haughty looks I get from black people who judge me because I’m white. Total strangers, never met .... just walking down the street. So yes .... I know what it’s like to be judged. And it hurts. Has it made me hate black people? No. Makes me feel badly that they were brought up to hate me because of my skin. It goes both ways.

@@cindycowan286 I know so many great modern black people, but yes the most racist people I've ever met are in the US black populace 2020 all high on themselves. I lost a BLM black friend because I told him not to post trophy videos of black men assaulting and punching police. Well he disowned me after that. He is the most racist person I've ever known and every day he talks about "white people" like he is crazy and has a fetish. Dude scares me. This stuff is seeded in some sectors of the black community. It is a way of older people to bind and control young people with this voodoo talk and teaching "fear" and victimology and all of that. God help if you ever have one of these as a boss in the work place. They can and do subvert and figure out some way to exact their revenge. US black community needs to end this generation to generation demand teaching racism and voodoo victim talk. -And apologies to any modern black people that this does not apply to, I am not talking about you. Thanks.

Exactly Texas girl!! That’s what it all boils down too. If your white work hard and do well you have white privilege. IT MAKES ME SO ANGRY WHEN I HEAR THOSE TWO WORDS!!

Yes, and if you're white. Don't forget that part.

Holy cow I was told I was as bad as a privileged white Male because I have a good job and work for everything I have. I grew up in a neighborhood where we were diverse and I didn't know any privileged whites, they were all as poor as me or even poorer. Sorry but no such thing as this white privilege where I come from, just blue collar families doing what they can to make it better for their kids.

@@One-Crazy-Cat they don't want to do anything and blame whites for everything wrong with them. I watched my parents go from low class to upper middle class to rich as hell through their hard work.

@@cowlico Good for them, man! Wealth is a great blessing. I'm happy for them.

Michael Taylor agreed

amen, sir! AMEN! GOD BLESS YOU and YOURS!

And being able to live in a country with a bad history with all its benefits after blaming such history to deny one is getting benefits from it is the privilege of the ignorant.

Ain't that the truth.

Marshall 4 Amen to that.

Thanks for saying that, man. Peace.

@douchebagout I too share Peter Milne's sentiment. Thank you.

THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU

@@peter.24.7 no thanks needed. I'm just not cool with people always blaming everything on others. We all should take a look in the mirror and make our own luck.

@@lonniecraig5186 it's all good. People need to handle they're business, if they don't like their current state, make a change. Don't point fingers at a white dude, he has no control over your situation. If your cool, he might even improve your life.

I think you're on to something, but I think it's an intramural squabble between interest groups of the democrat party , their racist, ruling elite white leftists and their subservient interest groups. I'm simply not a member of that party and do not participate in their internal struggle.

@@jeffmueller8233 "ruling elite" is what the actual left stands against. Its now Orwell's time.

@Waffle SS we disagree then. Goodnight.

@Waffle SS ya, those multi billion dollar, multi national corporations are "marxist". Are you o.k? You obviously do not know what to be " marxist" means.

I kiss the American ground i walk on!

@@temich1985 ,Artem you have the privilege of voting out those who make those bills and pass them into laws if you feel like it's not just or right. America has so many freedoms and privileges we take for granted that people like you have forgotten we still have the privilege of choice.

Winner's Creed thats true but America is being overrun by third worlders and leftist who's becoming a majority hence this will reflect their voting choices. Just look at commiefornia for example

Exactly this... I can understand that you don't want to leave behind your entire past past. But when you don't do that, you shouldn't be surprised to be seen as non american, or in my case, non Belgian... I've read in the newspapers here, from people with African roots, that don't want to change their name to something more western, or give their kids a more western name. And it's their full right not to. But when western people read an African name, one shouldn't be surprised that one is seen as African. Because that's clearly how you're outing yourself to the outside world. And with an imigration crisis, and tons of Arab/African people talking in their own language on the streets, they also shouldn't be surprised that people talk English to them when they hear that...

People think it's alright to keep their accent to identify who they are - but it just creates issues for themselves, as it's difficult to understand the accent when everyone talks in one way and then others want change that, thinking they're right.

How dare her

But she was so nice.

you probably didnt call the white privilege hotline first, did you? rookie mistake :)

Beautiful

Krisss 74 I returned to my parents confessed what I had done! Great song

My characters always died of disentery on Oregon trail

Robert Montoya You assume his story is full of “characters“? How sad.

What area of I.t

Urrcreavesh And if the leftists had their way there would be no substantial inheritance for anyone. It would be re-distributed for the “public good”.

@Urrcreavesh I am white. I still get harassed by the police. What societal pressures are you referring too? Please actually try living life instead of throwing up your hands and giving up.

Amen to that brother! I have felt that pain in both courts. But as a hardworking man I have never dodged the child support and divorce court bullet and paid my dues and now my life and money are all mine.

Me too! The court system put me through hell and I lived in poverty. Now, my sons don't want any relationship with me. Being a father was a curse to me.

Well said

Well I don’t know about all of that

I know, everyone has the same life. Sure glad I'm not Bill Gates. I can only imagine the troubles he must have. And hollywood celebrities...man that must suck something nasty.

He should go nation wide, the youth can learn a truth life story from him. Thank you Blue Collar.

Priceless 😂

White people - the only race you are aloud to desciminate against.

You gave me a good laugh. Kudos!!!

lol

I assume you playing cuz if not then you just a ass

Very well said.

Amen brother!!!!

Alleluiah! Even though we are in Lent now.....

Well said

My dad used to tell me my greatest blessings were my health and family, he was right about the health.

tell that to the BLM protestors and see what happens.

@@extropiantranshuman Nothing would happen unless those cowardly bullies outnumbered you 10-1. BLM has set the Civil Rights movement back 60 years.

Amen brother!

Beautifully put. Thanks for sharing! God bless America!

You’re the kind of immigrants we want and need!

Thats's awesome

@@formerfreak4943 That's all fine for you it you believe in that sort of thing. Another problem is when an overly religious person throws their religion in someone's face. It is downright annoying and a turn-off. Organized religion is a way for a few men to control a large mass of people. So where is your God when 9/11 happened, all the wars and killing (many in the name of God), the brutal treatment and torture of fellow human beings, such as the Holocaust and so on? Nowhere!

I love it! Well said!

Well said

Her decisions.

@Novak Ingood what the fuck haha maybe for making you yes

@Novak Ingood what are you babbling about?

Little known ? Its on an episode of Seinfeld.

well that proves it. damn minorities. good thing you uncovered the truth there.

Right! Identity politics = racist politics. But then the Democrats always have been racist since back when they OWNED the blacks! Nothing changed except they're more sneaky now. But just as morally bankrupt! And they still think they own the black vote as their right. Based on exactly what?

reverse prejudice?? What's that ????

@@martincvitkovich724 Pick up a fairly current book and start reading about it, it's now fashionable and commonplace to target and systematically attack white people.... some idiot started to think and widely spread a ridiculous idea that all white people are the root of anything bad that may happen to the black community so it's time to attack all white people.... if some white people created problems than they figure that all white people must be guilty of all transgressions.... It's lame logic that supports an all out attack on the entire white race.... SMH

Only going to get worse

@@rexjansen7717 it seems to get worse on a daily basis... SMH

Mister K u are American or European American🤔but in denial cause there is alot of Euro's immigrants claiming Americans 100% with no immigrant background😨😄✌✌✌👍👍

My country was occupied during the war, we are still thankfull of what our allies did for us. Near where we live is a war cemetary that is beautifully kept and loads of people still come here to pay their respect and bring flowers.

For decades leading up to it, WWII was engineered by a certain small ethno-religious group of leftist financiers to cause the deaths of tens of millions of white people, and lead to European holdings in Africa & Asia being given back to their original peoples, and most importantly the creation of a country for the aforementioned ethno-religious group. So your grandfather (and mine) who thought they helped "win" WWII unknowingly helped defeat their own race of people, who are now rapidly shrinking in numbers and are the most hated people in the world, as pointed out in this video. Clinging to heroic nostalgia of "storming the beaches" has been imprinted into our brains because the people who run Hollywood have convinced us that fighting against whiteness is the most heroic thing we can do. I'm not minimizing or insulting the hardships your grandfather and mine endured in the war / wars. (WWI was orchestrated by the same ethno-religious group. In fact, it was designed to CAUSE a second world war, as evidenced by the overly-harsh penalties in the Treaty Of Versailles and the hidden-in-plain-sight Balfour Declaration.)

@@johnbeer5242 My grandfather was first generation American via Sweden. He considered himself American 100%. His parents did not teach him the Swedish language. When they moved here they gave up their past for good, learned English, worked hard, and assimilated as Americans. Some immigrants still do this, some don't.

Mister K 🍻😀✌

this is why I say for people to stay out of Califlakia

Same!

And who's fault is that his I dont think so I also line in a DOUBLE WIDE and very content and thankfully God bless

Our neck of the woods we call our trailers metal mansions.

do some research on South Africa and how whites are being treated these days there. It will blow your mind. I drive into West Virginia and Southern Ohio which is nearly all white and the poverty is just devasting.

And maybe he didn't start out that way but actually earned what he has? And how about all those living in single-wides. Should they get angry with you?

Right on! My dad had a, going to college, talk with me going into my freshman year of high school. If you want to go to college start saving now because we don't have the money. So I also went to the Navy got out and have now worked for the same company for 22 years. I worked hard and never asked for anything.

White privilege doesn't mean you live without struggle. SMH.

@@jayashiaco9476 What does it mean? SMH! Hahahaahaahaaha!

@@st85100 It means the communities you live in were places where there wasn't 50% unemployment for decades following whites move to the suburbs following WWII. Here's a 20 min. video touching on some things that I think are cultural blindspots for most people - myself included - till recently: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fZ5mnKuBvLSYco0.html It's the story of the black community of one city, but the same thing happened all over the country, and is a big part of why the average net worth of a black family is only 6% of the average net worth of a white family.

You are white. You do not experience the racism, or nonacceptance by government and society. It was just in last couple of decades, that it was unsafe for blacks in the south. I find it unbelievable that a victim states a fact, and that the people not facing the attack, attack the victim. If you feel shame, it should be for the people who perpetuate racism. We all struggle and try to manage, but for non-whites we have an extra burden, of nonacceptance and racism.

it's minority privilege to complain and get everything handed to them - which isn't good for them, as it cripples them. See - privilege =/= benefit - people should realize that before it causes them issues.

Danny Vargas ---- that is absolutley correct my brother. We men, of all ethnic backgrounds are American and we are in this together. We have to keep doing what we have been taught and what our father's and grandfathers taught and were taught, to be men and be strong, work hard but not for someone else's benefit. Not for an ungrateful woman who just wants to use men for resources and then blame us for everything wrong in their lives and because they will never be content or like themselves. We have to not let the government take away our rights everytime they can make money or gain more control over us. It's up to all of us men to make men's lives better and make ourselves happier, healthier and wealthier.

Mara A how do?

Mara A how so?

@mojo jojo Wow I didn't know you were attempting to write a book and post it on here

Joseph OBrien I didn’t like this, because of the unfairness you where dealt! I do believe anyone has the same opportunities regardless of your nationality. I apologize on behalf of an unjust society! I am Mexican-American.

There is far too many stories like this for white privilege to have any truth to it.

@@imkluu...far too many " oppressed " stories , too.

Affirmative action has screwed a lot of white people over. If you ask me, all of the people who got screwed because of affirmative action should be considered enough to cover these reperations that now may be foisted upon white people. This whole situation is doing nothing but creating enmity between the races. It doesn't solve anything.

You should have sued.

Privilege is not really directly about economics. An example of privilege is not getting stopped by the police 8 times a year, like Republican Senator Tod Scott, who is black. Privilege is not being followed around in the department stores. Privilege is not being put in special ed because you are "acting out" because of crime and hunger. Privilege is not being excluded. Privilege is doing cocoaine and not getting a mandatory minimum 5-year sentence,

Some whites get a harder life then blacks. I do believe white privilege does exist. For the Majority of whites they will likely not realise their privilege, But there is a group of whites that also get harder lives due to unplanned circumstances. I also believe Privilege is influenced by class and Money.(I've seen Blacks with suits on get approached and questioned by Guards in Shopping Malls before, I've also seen homeless whites get approached in Public places, But never a white in a suit). White privilege does exist, Not to every white, But a Majority.

@@hozza0411 Thanks for sharing that perspective, and I agree with it overall. Yes, there are a myriad of factors that impact each individual's experience. I think, when we talk about white privilege, it is are more about looking at statistically speaking the results of NOT being privileged; looking at societal patterns. I think this KZfaq video also shows the ramifications of privilege, or lack thereof. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d62FqsaknteuiI0.html

My White privilege is battered and scratched but very cheap, lease option available.

Mines 70 yrs. old now but still in its original box so can I still sell it?

Seals have prob dry rotted.

Thomas Price I’ll take it for treediddy

(5:31) "The next segment of my life involved DRUGS, and DEALING, SMUGGLING and ADDICTION, all sorts of ILLEGAL madness, (I'll skip over that now)...." Nah brother.. More like "I got some ILLEGAL DRUGS to sell, consume and experiment with because I know LAW ENFORCEMENT will cut me more slack and fall hard of those who don't share my social position, (true, it ain't much but its better than nothing), and I know (deep down) even if I do get caught, my group won't be disproportionately be over represented in the CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM and the PRISON INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX.."

43 year old welder with shaky knees

Tbh I wouldn’t have expected two people from Melbourne watching this channel, but gives me hope!

The term is just a way for losers to not take responsibility for their own failures and dysfunction. The term "white privilege " is just another thrown away term used by liberals of all colours

You're lucky... I never knew my dad or any of my grandparents. But I'm lucky, too... or maybe it's not luck at all, but love --- Jesus adopted me when my best friend (my dear mama) passed away.

Sir, I'm 25 in almost the same situation, learning the lessons the hard way is something I'm just now coming to terms with. But continuing to push forward is all I can do about it. Looking back has been my downfall, enough of that. It's because of all this white-privilege and male-privilege propaganda people make it hard not to look back a wonder why I couldn't have gotten a piece of that pie.. But it is what it is as I always say.

John Johnson Please see my answer above. It is impossible for their to be white Privilege when the average Asian family in America makes 20k a year more than the average whites family!

@@zekemedia1310 Zeke Media you nailed it. Right on the money.

I think there is a misunderstanding of what privilege means. That is why there is such disagreement about it. It doesn't have anything to do with how hard anyone has worked, what you lacked. It is something you are blessed with just for being white in this country, and really around the world. How did this happen? Learn and educate others. You might want to read this book: Explaining White Privilege to a Broke White Person, by Gina Crosley-Corcoran​

Never buy 'privilege' from Amazon. I get mine at Walmart where all of us pampered white folk shop.

Porch Pirate Privilege? :D

I left my privilege on the bus and somebody swiped it.

@@BlueCollarLogic Bought my white privilege there too. Found out it was made in China.

Thank you.

LOL ! thats a good one, life is the same for us all that work for what we have.

Problem is, blacks I've worked with all seem to delight in racist phrases as: "...my big black a$$", "proud black woman", and descriptors that emphasise their blackness.

Love Morgan Freeman👍

I love Morgan Freeman. And having traveled the world and working in a multinational corporation I've always found our identities an odd thing. If you ask a minority from one of these countries they'll proudly proclaim their country of origin, not their country of ancestry. But I've heard the reverse question be asked of American minorities and I find it strange that they proclaim their minority status ahead of american? At what point do you just become... American? How many generations? I don't see anyone as an African American or Mexican American or Indian American... I see Americans... And I've asked... but I still don't have an answer to how we make people feel, while they may be ethnic minorities, like they're Americans first and those things second. It's a hell of a conundrum to me and it's not that I want people to loose their cultural identities... I think it's those identities that make America great...

@@AkaAka_AkaAka agreed, ive said this many times but I see my work colleagues and Friends for who they are, good, bad, strong, weak, funny, sad etc, I have never seen anyone of these people as a colour, im afraid now there are people making you look at colour, why. There is only one race, The human race!

@marcd well said that man.

And also describing themselves as non-pribileged ... and maybe a failure?

Urrcreavesh I changed my environment, lived in my car this is America you can do anything you set your mind to do.

Amen

You're a genius!

@@BlueCollarLogic Thank you! Just put me on the list for the premier and I'll fly out to LA to attend :-)