I understand what Adams is saying. At Walmart last week I was behind a young black mother with her kids. Her card was declined. She didn't have junk on the conveyor belt. No chips, sweets or soda. Just real food to cook for her family. She told the cashier her student loan money should've been there. Nursing school. This was my sister standing there!!! . I was her 25 years ago. Looking at what I could put back. I watched her do the same. I discreetly paid for her stuff. $47. She wasn't on a shopping spree. We exchanged numbers because nurses have a special relationship with one another. After she walked away, I was bombarded with racist comments from the cashier and a black woman behind me. It was horrible. "You feel good that she couldn't pay!! Makes you feel superior doesn't it! We don't need your white ass helping us!!" Neither the cashier nor the black woman behind me offered to help this young mother out though. This type of treatment makes white people hesitate to help and or advocate.
@ragepig1059 Жыл бұрын
Ew they're just showing themselves. They're the racist ones. I grew up super non racist and the black people looked at me with hatred anyway.
@lmusima3275 Жыл бұрын
The same people people would complain that no one cares about them. Is it the white woman’s fault that the struggling black woman didn’t have enough funds to pay 💰 for her shopping?
@dannydaniel8975 Жыл бұрын
@@lmusima3275 I'm black and could care less if other races liked me or not....
@QEsposito510 Жыл бұрын
@@dannydaniel8975 bro you missed the whole original comment.
@anahernandez4043 Жыл бұрын
You did what your heart deemed necessary and what your wallet could. GOD deemed you be there at that exact woman to bless her. If we took care of each other more the world would be a better place. Thank you for making the world a better place.
@angelagoodwin5758 Жыл бұрын
I'm a 64 year old black woman. Sorry, but I don't take offense to his statement. In fact, there is truth in what he says, and a lot of other black people know it. It's why many of us move to the suburbs when possible.
@mr.motivation3797 Жыл бұрын
Thank you ma'am 🙏
@markothesharko Жыл бұрын
I liked and agreed with what Tatum said that it's obvious Scott Adams is talking from a place of hurt. I think he's hurt that he's tried to be a solution, and feels like no matter what he does he's gonna be called a racist, so why try? Love your comments. God bless you!
@somethingelse419 Жыл бұрын
We move for socioeconomic reasons, not because of racism. There is a difference. If a Black person moves just to sit up under White folks and run away from Black people they are racist too.
@candisham1978 Жыл бұрын
There may be SOME truth in what he says, but the problem is that he seems to be generalizing a large group of people. I’m Latino, and have lived in many “white” neighborhoods and they aren’t much different than the ethnic neighborhoods I’ve lived in. When people say they wanna go to the ‘burbs, it usually means a “rich” white neighborhood. Huge difference.
@robrath2409 Жыл бұрын
Is this something that's well known within the black community??
@FTroop37F4 ай бұрын
I'm white. I grew up in the hood. 100% of the racism I've seen in my life was aimed at me and other whites, not the other way around. Adams is absolutely right.
@HeyHiHellooooo3 ай бұрын
I have a biracial kid and ALL of the racism came from black people. My daughter didn’t even know until her black friends called her 2%. She asked them what it meant and they said she wasn’t black enough to hang with them. Came home and asked me because she didn’t understand they were talking about her skin color. She had no idea she was any different from ANYONE until they made her feel it.
@dagenmoreland37773 ай бұрын
The difference is white people don't care what they are called
@Drip_Lord693 ай бұрын
I grew up pretty similarly and I agree that’s about how it was growing up. I learned though to respect everyone despite who or what they are even if people are hateful
@dannydaniel89752 ай бұрын
@@HeyHiHellooooo Because all through his-story, they were treated like they were different, that's why..and white people know it too
@misspoliticallyincorrect20812 ай бұрын
Same, I grew up in a predominantly black area and was ruthlessly targeted my entire life, so was my husband who’s gen x, I’m millennial and our son is gen z and deals with the same issues. However all of us learned how to fight and hold our own very quick and then it stopped, but every so often we still encounter situations where we’re being targeted one way or another. That being said I’ve had black friends throughout my life and also have black family members and my step fatner that raised me from birth father is West Indian so I was raised very multicultural, I learned racism from black people.
@kimberlypride40466 ай бұрын
We left Mississippi when my mother died and won’t go back. The city she lived in was 85% black. The roads are AWFUL. The water cannot be consumed because their sanitation standards are so low. The street my mother lived on had 4 burned down houses that were used as drug houses. My mother kept her yard mowed, planted flowers and kept her house painted. She paid for iron bars on windows and doors for her safety.
@clarencebland48615 ай бұрын
Mississippi is a shithole!
@bos38355 ай бұрын
Is the water there the fault of the residents or the local government?
@Nortongroove5 ай бұрын
The whole state is corrupt, ma am, I lived there. I know.
@user-rj7sl1fy8j5 ай бұрын
Yeah they literally embezzled like what? Around 77 million dollars (I've seen different estimates reported) from the freaking FOOD STAMP programs? I didn't make that up btw, it was major news, you can Google it. I'm from MS. State is dumpster fire confirmed.
@Concerned-Nihilist5 ай бұрын
@@user-rj7sl1fy8jIt's why the third world looks that way it does. Same people running Haiti are here too.
@ovalsleet791211 ай бұрын
As a brown man I feel the same way as Scott Adam. BLM destroyed my uncle's shop which made him almost homeless overnight. Yet they're not punished for any of their transgressions.
@justinm12006 ай бұрын
Some of those BLM protestors are getting huge cash payouts claiming police abused them and stuff
@keisermick6 ай бұрын
That's hard to hear. Your uncle deserved better.
@mattjack39836 ай бұрын
I'm from St Louis were the BLM stuff started after the Michael Brown shooting. The riots were in Ferguson, just a few minutes down the highway, and literally ALL of the businesses that were burned by the BLM rioters were black owned. After the George Floyd death, riots broke out in St Louis, again, and AGAIN, businesses burned, black owned businesses, by BLM. I lived in the city in St Louis my whole life around black people. And honestly, moving out to the county where there no black people was best decision I made in a long time. I just couldn't take it anymore, and needed to get away from them. Their culture by its very nature is destructive.
@jummyran6 ай бұрын
Where was that at ?? California ?
@milsimgamer6 ай бұрын
During the Rodney King riots in LA, the Asian owned bakery where my fiancee and I bought our wedding cake was trashed by the rioters. But even then, there Were black people that went out of their way to help white folks that were caught up in that mess. You don't hear about that much though. Doesn't fit the narrative, I guess.
@jamesstrom69915 ай бұрын
57 year old white guy. I’ve lived all over the country. Midwest, East, South, West Coast. I’ve known white people of all walks of life. True racism, in private when there’s no black people around and you know you can say anything, is extremely rare. It’s not socially acceptable, for one thing. Obviously the idea of “getting away from black people” is ridiculous, but Scott Adams is bringing up a hard truth about how some blacks feel about white people. It’s a serious problem. Anything that divides Americans is a problem.
@vanessashimoni65484 ай бұрын
I don’t want to be around anyone who hates Me because of my ethnicity or religion. I will move as far as I can from hateful, toxic people.
@daisyhoney30884 ай бұрын
Me too.
@daisyhoney30884 ай бұрын
Me too
@daisyhoney30884 ай бұрын
Me too
@Karinagrinchishin4 ай бұрын
Fr
@spazloc02132 ай бұрын
Facts💯💯💯
@samozborn7531 Жыл бұрын
White dude here. Much respect to you guys for looking into this kind of stuff and educating yourselves. It's ovious hate begets hate and love begets love. It really hurts me when somone calls me a racist oppressor when I have done nothing but be kind to all people. I'd be your neighbor any day fellas. Subscribed.
@Life-is-a-birdsong Жыл бұрын
💯♥️
@neongoldtooth Жыл бұрын
Really tho! Very interesting seeing it in reverse. Much respect for showing love to the white community that isn’t evil 💯
@Dan42069___ Жыл бұрын
Mate it’s spelled “bigots”. Just some helpful advice
@leeronnie604 Жыл бұрын
@@Dan42069___ haha begets is a word lad, “hate bigots hate” wouldn’t even make sense😂
@markoz673bajen8 Жыл бұрын
Ruckus Trump for Prez
@darinkaintz386 Жыл бұрын
I'm a bartender in a very busy establishment, with plenty of black patrons. I'm a full size adult white man. Honestly 75% of black guests are rude to me from the get. I can win some over, and maybe push it to 50% but have to "kill them with kindness" to get a similar response. Common courtesy, and social graces don't exist. It's cultural, and obvious that these folks are taught to not like me. (We won't talk about tipping percentages)
@geraldmoon662210 ай бұрын
White people don't even think about black people
@jamesgarcia696610 ай бұрын
Blacks don't tip that's a known fact I have friends that are djs and bartender and they tell me this all the time
@lamf484610 ай бұрын
I worked in a student bar in my hall of residence. My particular hall had many of the overseas students. African's were the most impolite. rude and aggressive customers I had.
@keneciaesson42010 ай бұрын
I tip my waiter no matter who they are
@BGWya9 ай бұрын
Why don’t they tip tho? I’ve always wondered. Is it lack of character?
@dharma__34 ай бұрын
This makes me sad. Blacks & whites actually got along better about 10-15 years ago ... We're going BACKWARDS and it's the politicians & media who are purposely dividing us.
@rah22874 ай бұрын
@dharma__3 All by design. The leftist agenda.
@thevintagemom54554 ай бұрын
💯💯💯💯💯👏👏👏👏 totally agree. I had more black friends before. In school, in the Navy, Now I get snubbed at work.
@WilliamBurton-uc8yc4 ай бұрын
The government strategy is to divide and separate. If they can keep the people fighting with each other we won't all come together and demand change.
@carlosmarin40683 ай бұрын
Yes backwards, we no longer know who's friend or foe , beware uf smiling faces , I just hope I dnt have to find out the hard way !!
@StefanPigford3 ай бұрын
Truth
@johnnyappleseed5590 Жыл бұрын
That black lady with blonde hair said white people are taking her culture. Lmfao
@oompaloompa202 Жыл бұрын
😂 yep
@thebenc1537 Жыл бұрын
dont nobody want her culture
@ShortyMcvay517 Жыл бұрын
😂😂 ikr
@corya2681 Жыл бұрын
😂😂😂 that’s hilarious
@aishax01 Жыл бұрын
there are black people that are born with blonde hair, so nice one but next time you got it
@11spiritwarrior Жыл бұрын
I’m a 74 year old white woman and I watch your channel all the time. I do remember when I moved to Chicago from Iowa I was surprised by the animosity there based on color. Let’s all get real. I don’t know what it’s like to be a black person but I do know what it’s like to grow up a poor white person. There’s prejudice on both sides and that creates hate and division which politicians are encouraging presently for their own nefarious reasons. The politicians are manipulating people into identifying with their “group” based on color and gender. They want people to feel victimized and divided. It makes the politicians more powerful and we the people certainly less powerful. What a distorted reality.
@TheLexiconMind Жыл бұрын
Indeed but the scary thing is that the Democrat party for most of history represents oppressed people. Even if they have to make up an oppressed group by spinning narratives and starting culture wars. That is a very left-leaning issue. We see it today clearly as ever in that our current president is there because of young people. The Young in all their youthful glory are always going to feel oppressed. Lol oh I can remember it myself back when I was a liberal. Lol anyways forgive my rant. ..
@chamboyette853 Жыл бұрын
I have been saying this for a long time, since around 2016, way before I started hearing other people saying this. It is refreshing to now see other people saying this.
@Freakazoid12345 Жыл бұрын
That large black woman is right about white feminist women being garbage though.
@tp8077 Жыл бұрын
During Obama's administration an anti-propaganda law was taken off the books. It happened protecting us since world war 2 that's about when all this crazyness started isn't it
@susanjones7734 Жыл бұрын
@@chamboyette853Yep, they have us all distracted arguing amongst ourselves while they just keep getting richer and more powerful.
@FSB75 Жыл бұрын
White, male, born '75; I took this position about 15 years ago. In the 80's I was told that I needed to understand minority issues, and I tried. I just listened and read extensively about the narrative of being a minority in America. In the 90's I was told that I would never fully understand the racism problem. I looked long and hard at myself for what are now called; unconscious bias and microaggressions. In the '00's I was told I could do nothing to alleviate racism/sexism in America, despite the fact I felt the "White/Minorities" relationship had taken 3 steps back from the 70' and 80's. In the '10's I checked out of the conversation. No more protesting, no more petitions, no more activism. I own one property, I own no businesses, I hold no political or judiciary power (on any level). I have no power or authority to deny or provide (for that matter) ANY human being their Constitutionally protected rights. *Plainly speaking; First I was told what I needed to learn, then told I wasn't able to learn, finally told I can't be a part of the solution as a (by default/born this way) member of the majority. I'm White, I'm heterosexual, I'm male...and as such, my opinions, perspective, and efforts are meaningless to the struggle. So fuck it, I've got better things to do. Good luck though.
@David-fi9yu11 ай бұрын
Totally true, it makes people want to give up helping when their help is either denied or even hated on. Can't help someone if they hate you or even ostracize you just for the color of your skin.
@jillkearl438211 ай бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤
@stevencorrea803211 ай бұрын
Number one you shouldn't hate nobody because of their skin color. You but you guys own all the militaries. Y'all go around the world taking over everywhere. On a large scale we only hurt ourself. We don't have no military you all got all the warships destroying every continent you walk on we can't do much damage as y'all can if we tried yes there's some truth in his statement Scott Adams. I cannot deny that.
@stevencorrea803211 ай бұрын
@@jillkearl4382wait a minute who owns all the military on the planet? Yep there's truth his statement Scott Adam. But we don't own all the military so-called white people do. So-called black people only do damage to each other. We don't damage the planet. On a very large scale.
@nonono919410 ай бұрын
My position isn't to get away from them more than it is to fight back. If they keep saying how white ppl are the boogeyman, then fine let's be the boogeyman 🤣
@theonlymeaning6 ай бұрын
I was an actual member of a mostly black church, my husband and myself...we are white...I always sat in a certain area of the church and next to the black friend who had invited us to visit...a genuine friend...after a few years I, without thinking, reached out to the young woman behind me, with whom I had said good morning, and hi, how are you etc. for years...I reached out and touched her arm, as one does in conversation sometimes and affectionately as one does to a friend or close aquaintence, when I touched her arm, she almost gasped, she withdrew her arm, and quickly covered the area I had touched with her hand...AS IF IT WERE BURNED OR INJURED! I felt like a knife had been thrust into my heart. At that moment I knew I could never be loved as another Christian there. Still hurts when I recall it.
@HisbeautifulTruth-nl1ch6 ай бұрын
Sounds deep seated.
@Herr_Flick_of_ze_Gestapo5 ай бұрын
stop mingling with blacks.
@Havala395 ай бұрын
@shooter.mcgavin. So sad God made us all black/yellow/red/white. But Satan destroys ALL.
@jeffrey66185 ай бұрын
Ihope you go to church somewhere and that was just one case so you canr judge the whole church on one person
@SacredCowSlaughterhouse5 ай бұрын
You learned your lesson in the most gentle way possible.
@HENRYBENTON-bw7ck3 ай бұрын
Im a 66 yo Native/White man and have been been tired of the race issue since the 60's. I have seen the most racism from Blacks,
@michaelbaziotis8287 Жыл бұрын
Poor white man here. Been poor all my life and i'm past fifty. I can't begin to express how much i've come to love this channel. I honestly believe your content provides some of the best on the internet for both white and black people! Keep up the great work!!🎉
@shannonhovis7595 Жыл бұрын
Amen brother!!
@kayemendi4501 Жыл бұрын
Why have you remained poor for your entire life? I ask because America has marketed itself as the place where all things are possible for EVERYBODY. The older I got, the more I realized we were all sold a complete lie. Oddly enough, a ton of super poor people will get up in arms if someone doesn’t stand for the pledge or the national anthem. In my opinion, it should be obvious why people choose to not honor a flag, pledge, or song that doesn’t honor them.
@prankgirl9112 Жыл бұрын
@@kayemendi4501 I grew up in a very poor neighborhood and about 95% of the kids I grew up with have moved out of poverty. Because they had good families that taught them principles. It's not nearly as difficult as people think to move out of poverty and accomplish what they want in the US.
@kayemendi4501 Жыл бұрын
@@prankgirl9112 I know this because my father moved out of poverty. My daddy worked is ass off because my mother was living just a step above poverty and he was built to be a provider. My parents moved up to the middle class even though my daddy was basically illiterate with one semester of college and my mother had two semesters of college. My daddy was a labor worker at the Port of Houston and my mother was a low level imports/exports worker. My daddy had one child out of wedlock. He and my mother married when my mother was six months pregnant with my second eldest brother. All four of us are college grads, married, and have successful lives and families of our own. I was simply asking the OP a question.
@fredx2696 Жыл бұрын
I would tell blacks to stay away from whites, they’ve nearly destroyed black communities all across the world 🌎
@erniemcgowin4637 Жыл бұрын
If you listen to his words you will hear pain. He has spent years trying to help Black people to only be shut down and called racist.
@Jeremy_the_bot11 ай бұрын
I know how it feels. It's deep pain. That culture just absolutely disdains and expresses disgust toward anyone that wants to help them.
@wowbigman2201111 ай бұрын
Why didn’t black people come and forward and saying they were helped by Scott Adam?
@caramcculley464011 ай бұрын
I'm confused by the concept of "helping black people". What is that? Is there a place where they sign up for help from a white person? Or are they just generally assumed to be in need of white assistance? Well here's the problem when you do good (I'm assuming he was trying to do good) with expectation of something in return.
@wowbigman2201111 ай бұрын
@@caramcculley4640 No good deed goes unpunished saith by our Lord.
@chillaxtree7810 ай бұрын
@@caramcculley4640just watch mainstream media and the Democratic Party. They fawn for their affection at every turn.
@shericarriero62406 ай бұрын
I'm glad these young men are having this conversation tho..this is what we need more of..
@BiffSchlaffley4 ай бұрын
The fact that the 5 guys who are reacting to this video started off making fun of Scott by calling him "serial killer",having a pointy head and other things BEFORE actually watching the video speaks volumes.And a lot of people wonder why that perspective was presented.
@RoseJ1433 ай бұрын
Damn demons 😈
@reneeholley-ze8sz2 ай бұрын
Lol @@RoseJ143
@the_ogre_lord56542 ай бұрын
To be fair, you can boil that down to boys being boys and joking around. I haven't finished the video yet so I'm making assumptions too, but if you judged me by the absurd shit I say joking with my friends you'd (reasonably) think I'm some whacko with no civility or grace.
@HoniTheCircleMaker132 ай бұрын
Oh stop. You're just being petty. Boys will be boys
@conorwreckonerАй бұрын
meanwhile all five of them look unemployed
@kimmandley9356 Жыл бұрын
As a white woman, I grew up in Southern California & was threatened regularly because I had blonde hair. I was threatened with having my hair set on fire! Racism happens to white people, too.
@Cameraman617 ай бұрын
That's terrible!
@JaCobSTfleur7 ай бұрын
My grandmother grew up in South Carolina, and she was graped repeatedly by white men and her brothers beaten don’t play a victim card. Neutrality is the answer for it’s far too late for segregation. Any attempts would be met with destruction for all. This is wisdom, and may all who read it Harkin to it.
@JaCobSTfleur7 ай бұрын
I am sorry from the bottom of my heart. I would apologize for the actions of those idiots who harmed you buy. I am but a young man in the sunshine state. I pray that those memories haunt you nevermore. Peace to all. Especially the hurt. ❤
@kimmandley93567 ай бұрын
@@JaCobSTfleur much love to you. Thank you ❤️
@steveholzer42786 ай бұрын
CA liberals caused the problems that led to your abuse. I am sure they were jealous of your hair and eye color too.
@notoriousrjg9257 Жыл бұрын
White guy here. I grew up in the hood. Lived there my entire adult life up until my mid 20s, right across the street from a Crack house. I cant claim the culture because I'm not black, but I grew up in it, with it, surrounded by it. Grew up idolizing black people in the media, in sports, in music. Now I'm 30 and I teach art at an inner city high school, and one parent claimed I'm trying to be a white savior because I push her kids to succeed and I don't put up with some nonsense. To the point now where I'm changing schools because I'm tired of these kids AND the parents, when they show up or respond to my attempts to contact them, thinking they're gonna try an intimidate me, parents who accuse me of being racist because I hold their children to a high standard and don't put up with no bullshit, kids threatening to call in their people to "handle" me after school. I don't want to be a white savior, but I sure as hell wish someone from the black community would stand up and try to be a black savior, because the culture, in my experience and what I've seen, is destroying itself.
@steveholzer42786 ай бұрын
Can't automatically help those that despise you and expect appreciation or respect in return. Do nothing.... and if they ask for help make them wait until they beg you for it. Then do it on your terms, or not, keeping in mind that you can just say no.
@natedasaint6 ай бұрын
Default child custody should go to the father. We let black women try for 60-70 years now and they massively failed.
@mikejohn42006 ай бұрын
as a white person in Detroit, I can assure you it will only get worse. move!
@DN-nm4rl6 ай бұрын
I experienced the same thing with some families in an urban high school. Others were kind and grateful. I don't consider this a black culture problem though. This is the subculture of angry ungrateful people of any color.
@JapanSpr946 ай бұрын
American culture.
@amgwireless36105 ай бұрын
Hes right though. I’m black and dont want anything to do with most black people 😂. no black neighbors, customers, nothing.
@mstanyab61Ай бұрын
Black women here feeling the same. Don't wanna live around us.
@fadedtiger31815 ай бұрын
i agree entirely with Scott Adams. I have spent all my life fighting against racism...even amongst my own family. Every time I state simple facts, I get called racist and fascist and a hate monger and I am sick of it. I am done. These people are no longer worth even trying to defend anymore. Time to back off, get out, and drop em if they approach. I am fed up. i am sick and tired of every time I try telling someone their life could be better if they did not act ignorant I get called Racist. Screw them.
@erikduvald67035 ай бұрын
Amen, brother! I am 54 years old, and I´ve observed them becoming more and more violent, and more and more ignorant for each passing decade. They´re proud of it too! 😂 Apparently, being a lowlife from the hood, is keeping it "real"...
@EuropeanSeparatists5 ай бұрын
Yep. History Repeats Itself. We must peacefully separate as races, and there’s nothing wrong with that.
@valkyrie14644 ай бұрын
@@EuropeanSeparatistsfor thousands of years we were separated by oceans and land borders. That is how it was meant to be
@EuropeanSeparatists4 ай бұрын
@@valkyrie1464 anything else is very unnatural and flawed
@sallyvasquez68975 ай бұрын
It's TRUE! For Latinos, too. I told my husband I will NOT be raising my kids in the ghetto hispanic areas in the San Fernando Valley like I was.I know not every family is ghetto but the majority are. Kids walking around cursing and smoking weed at a very young age. Nope, nope, nope. Great video and God bless you all!
@sailordave1000 Жыл бұрын
I graduated high school in 1987. I saw firsthand black classmates verbally (and sometimes physically) attacking other black students who studied hard, spoke without slang, and got good grades attacking them as “trying to act white”. Some of those attacked gave up and caved in to the pressure. Some managed to stay strong. Two of those who managed to stay strong went on to have respectable careers. Both have multiple degrees they honestly earned through hard work and study. One started as a police officer and is now a high ranking detective. The other started as a public school teacher and worked her way up to university professor and now university Dean. Imagine how people like Fredrick Douglas, Bass Reeves, and MLK would feel seeing how many black people talk and behave today.
@TheInsuranceAndTaxGuy Жыл бұрын
This is a great assessment.
@patrickvance5750 Жыл бұрын
@Sailor Dave I think part of your story you made up and is probably not true. The part where you said black kids were beaten up other black kids for simply doing well in school, that’s a myth.
@BestKCL Жыл бұрын
Holding eachother down smh. in no other culture is becoming a professor, etc. looked down upon.
@beckyhendon40 Жыл бұрын
The same happened in my HS as well😞
@theoriginalthinker9199 Жыл бұрын
These kids are raised by single black mothers. Nothing more needs to be said.
@starlawilson9011 Жыл бұрын
We lived in the hood for a few years, and remember my 8 year old child going next door. We lived in apartments, so next door was 1 foot away, and he asked to play with the neighbor child. That mother started screaming at him to stay away from her kids. Her kids weren't allowed to play with white boys. He better never come back, ect.... My son was 8. He just went to his room and cried. I would never in my life treat any child like that. She wasn't the only one who acted like that about their kids playing with my child. I understand there's been a lot of injustice, but don't take it out on the children.
@hereisayana8207 Жыл бұрын
Wow that's terrible, where did you live
@starlawilson9011 Жыл бұрын
@@hereisayana8207 Wichita, KS
@TradBarbie Жыл бұрын
The only injustice is *from* them and if all roles were reversed *that* would make sense.
@allpraisestothemosthigh4671 Жыл бұрын
This is ignorant and victim mentality. Slavery happened to everyone not just black people. Also, blacks were better before the civil rights than they are now. Like I said victim mentality and blaming others for their own fuckup. 99% of whites were dirt poor and couldn't afford slaves. While there were 3700 blacks who enslaved over 12,000 people including white slaves. The problem is so called blacks have become too lazy to do the work and read the real history. During middle ages, blacks treated whites like animals. In Europe, whites were the peasant class and they were oppressed big time. The word slave comes from the Slavic people who are white. Even in early 1900's over 1.5million whites were sold into slavery into North Africa and Arab countries. Anyways, screw'em. Their loss. I am a black immigrant and I have better treatment from white people than blacks. I am where I am because of whites, not blacks. I don't care if people call me sellout. But that is the reality. So, thank you and keep your head up.
@spacecowboy1438 Жыл бұрын
What did the boys father do about it? If he was not in the picture that is the only way the white woman in the hood makes sense.
@grguy7936 ай бұрын
Scott Adams has donated a lot of money to black communities.
@ThePolareyes533 ай бұрын
I lived in “culturally diverse” neighborhoods for most of my life. After moving to an area of Florida that was 87% white, i noticed no trash on the streets, no loud obnoxious behavior, little to no crime and it was awesome. I remember waking up one morning and realizing I had forgotten to lock my front door. Freaked me out for a second but then I realized how much improved my life was.than in my old “culturally diverse” neighborhood. I was constantly having trash thrown in my back yard from my “culturally diverse” neighbors including dirty diapers. My crime was being white, employed and friendly. Mind you this neighborhood was white before the city started taking the Section 8 money.. As long as I can help it I will never live in another “culturally diverse” neighborhood. It simply isn’t worth the aggravation.
@Spookybecky420 Жыл бұрын
Scott Adams dedicated his life to helping black people. He feels betrayed.
@blazingstar9638 Жыл бұрын
What did he do?
@nancymcmonarch Жыл бұрын
What? He spent his life drawing a corny cartoon.
@dannydaniel8975 Жыл бұрын
@@blazingstar9638 He said he didn't like black people and that was good enough for Tatum
@gameboymusicgroup11 ай бұрын
@dannydaniel8975 Officer Tatum seems to not really like black people the way he speaks honestly.. And how he spoke on his family from the hood and cousins saying he used to go over and stop by.. smh. Like he doesn't associate with that side of his family anymore or like he's somehow better idk. He's definitely not a celebrity so why would he not visit or communicate with his family just cause they are from the hood? Cause he is with a white woman? Is that the reason..? He ain't a rich celebrity or anything like that so why disregard family cause you living a little better now? He nor the guys doing the reaction don't have a real connection to black people for real maybe it's just me but when dude said they said he's a "black white dude" I felt that.. lmfao.. Plus most of their videos are them doing reactions are favoring and always sticking up for white folks.. It's cringe.. lol.. I'm sure their audience and subscribers are white and it's probably their aim.. This is a channel for white folks.. And I'm a black man from 4th Ward New Orleans, Louisiana (the hood) and I always spoke with intelligence, graduated high school and went to college for IT etc so yeah. It speaks volumes of who they were and how they were respected where they are from.. I love where I'm from though unlike them smh.. The black white dude clearly stated he ain't going back to the Eastside or wherever he said he was from.. smh #TrueStory #Oz
@caramcculley464011 ай бұрын
Wait a minute, is that a thing? Do black people need our "help"? What?
@PictureMaker22 Жыл бұрын
Older white man here. After seeing all of the hatred towards white people from black people online, I understand why Scott Adams made his recommendation. I live in the Atlanta area and have experienced nothing but respect and kindness from black people, except for one man at the store who looked at me like he wanted to kill me. However, it is my belief that only intelligent, good-hearted black people like yourselves will be able to change the hearts and minds of the black people who hate us. What you are doing is key to saving our society, so please keep up the good work. I will be watching and cheering you on.
@Juicetv22 Жыл бұрын
Black people have a reason to hate white people but white people have no reason to hate black people... complete separation of the races is key...it's time black people experienced real true freedom and the only way they can be totally free is to separate from the oppressors
@tacobell7541 Жыл бұрын
The black people I worked with are cool with me but make racist comments about white people every now and then and they think its okay to say that kind of stuff . I think Some of it stems from their ancestors being slaves , I'm guessing ithe anger towards white people got passed down generations instead of judging a person by the content of their character .
@JyveGod Жыл бұрын
Your a wise man
@bradentoncane8830 Жыл бұрын
I live in Georgia too and honestly it depends on where you go. You could get jacked up by some meth head white trash or get jacked up in the hood no matter your color! Lol
@dayvonlouis5187 Жыл бұрын
It’s not difficult to be a good person too many ignorant individuals end up painting and perpetuating the worst stereotypes of any group making it hard to trust it’s a shame but there’s not much that can be done about it
@cpvsgvmnt21162 ай бұрын
I am Asian. Im doing really well now.. but i started out in poverty. I've lived in "white trailer trash" areas, Hispanic barios, run down "china towns".. and black ghettos. The only time I felt danger and racism by the local population is with blacks.
@Moonshine543212 ай бұрын
I’m a white saxophone player. In the late 1970’s, as a 13-17 yr old, I used to play in jazz clubs and bars, and hangout at night in Compton, South LA, Willowbrooke, Watts, Florence… NEVER ONCE had any problem. Ever. Everyone was cool with me, and dug that I was playing their music seriously, in their neighborhood. Lots of barbecues. Then 1983 happened, and the gangs ruined everything as far as the music scene goes, but I still hung out some. When it got really weird was with the advent of Rap Culture. It was now cool to be thuggish, intimidating, sloppy, with a chip on your shoulder. A complete 180 degree change. The glorification of thuggery and replacing Integrity and Respect and Dignity with making everyone fearful of you. It’s not about race, it’s CULTURE.
@magistar22437 ай бұрын
As a white man. I agree. I am painfully aware of how the black community views me. I think white people need to become aware of it.
@HT-vx7ux6 ай бұрын
But there are also white people who dislike black people, and that’s a fact 🤷🏽♀️
@junior05815 ай бұрын
The problem is that white liberals are very much aware. They are overjoyed when they are able to be the punch line of a racist joke, or the target of someone's racist tirade. They feel that they owe it to them for things completely out of their control. It's being sanctioned by State governments and the feds.
@delltawnnorthri74593 ай бұрын
Diversity plus proximity = conflict. Segregate.
@liarwithagun2 ай бұрын
I'm in one of the whitest rural states in the US, and I've never had a problem with any of the few black people I've met. A lot of us do know how the 'inner city' or 'urban' blacks feel about us, we just don't say anything for fear of retribution. I fear what the natural end point of all this race division and purposeful hatred will be. Not for the whites though. We treated 'blacks' like crap when it made us money and we thought we were superior. When the majority of 'them' become a physical threat though like has been slowly pushed for over the decades... dark times.
@kevinfergusson694Ай бұрын
@@magistar2243 yeah more aware of how to treat people. They ARE the cause of division in the first instead, now they are blaming those others as troublemakers. Typical Denial.
@yankeesfan3637 Жыл бұрын
I’m sorry but why would ANYONE want to live around other people who hate and BLAME them for stuff they have no control over? I’m sick of all this bulls$&@. Ive raised my children to respect all people who RESPECT THEM.
@makeitso4793 Жыл бұрын
No control over? I have a black nephew who travels the world and has a degree, and his sister makes 1,000,000 a year with her degree and 2 other nieces that are preMed their teacher said, easy and they are published, and the list goes on and we came from the hood. We pooled money and helped each other get them into school. It was not easy but they are living well. I live well (Thank you Jesus.) You have control but it takes hard work. My white friends had to not party and study instead. I have a white friend you may know who is famous and a millionaire and she started by cleaning houses to pay through school. And I have another one that cleaned houses to get through school and she teaches and is rich. They came from poor and are rich. If someone does not focus on education and chose to live on their emotions only and live like animals get away from them if you are black or white. Stupid people are dangerous and go nowhere. You don't get to have CONTROL BUT TAKE CONTROL!
@christopherstein2024 Жыл бұрын
@@makeitso4793 "No control" was about black haters thinking the white family from across the street rules the world with all their privilege when they don't control anything.
@Alien_ated-human88 Жыл бұрын
Absolutely! Whenever I feel that someone hates me, I just walk away. I’m not responsible for someone’s feelings and I don’t have to be their punching bag
@infinitechibi1496 Жыл бұрын
@@makeitso4793I think you're missing the point here sweetheart.
@viperdemonz-jenkins Жыл бұрын
exactly what he is saying.
@RoseJ1433 ай бұрын
Scott Adams ain't never lied
@cherylpearson9676 ай бұрын
I am 59, Christian, white, female. I have hated racism my whole life. I try to love everyone. We are going backwards. IT IS HEARTBREAKING. GOD HAVE MERCY ON US ALL. 🙏💔
@JustMe-gw3eo Жыл бұрын
52 yr old white male Native Texan, Have definitely sensed and experienced this myself more in recent years. As a God fearing, America loving patriot and veteran this hurts my heart.. I'm glad you guys are discussing it. Thank you, God bless.. Subscribed. I pray God will help heal America, cuz we're in a lot of trouble.
@smplfi9859 Жыл бұрын
yeah I've had to stop blacks from killing a couple natives 3v2 in AZ one night and they yelled slurs at me. I was raised American and by God I cannot let a person be needlessly murdered in front of me. Once I stopped the fight. (they were head stomping, full jumping, double footed stomping on his head) then they threatened to get me next but went on their way.
@ryanmoe5302 Жыл бұрын
@just me well said and some day when we are in a better place we won’t have to worry anymore. And will sit across from one another and embrace each other never seeing a color. Can’t help but think our time is close.
@fredx2696 Жыл бұрын
I would tell blacks to stay away from whites, they’ve nearly destroyed black communities all across the world 🌎
@rehan2118 Жыл бұрын
In England Black people act exactly the same
@littleme3597 Жыл бұрын
@@smplfi9859 That foot stomping to the head, is attempted MURDER. WHO TAUGHT THEM THAT?
@michaelstilwell2750 Жыл бұрын
I have to say this. I am a 56 year old white man and I applaud you young men for having the courage to post and discuss such harsh and inflammatory topic as this. It is commendable to put yourselves out there like this to open discussions. Happy to be a subscriber.
@portugalstunner2940 Жыл бұрын
Hello dear how are you doing?
@whosjohncorzine6 ай бұрын
This is a bot
@mattjack39836 ай бұрын
@@whosjohncorzinewhy do you think it's a bot?
@DogeSpeaks5 ай бұрын
The black community are the first people to tell you how right Scott Adams is. They know what's up in their community.
@bbmartin70556 ай бұрын
His comments weren't from a place of hurt. It was coming from a place of Despair.
@asskicknchickn Жыл бұрын
I grew up on an Indian reservation. After having two vehicles stolen in as many years, house broken into. I got the hell out of there. That was 26 years ago, I moved to a predominately white neighborhood in the suburbs. I have had zero incidents. On the reserve people would just toss garbage everywhere too, it was a mess. Nowadays I get called a city Indian or an apple (which is actually a favorite) red on the outside and white on the inside.
@CT-ct9ps Жыл бұрын
Why move to a White neighbourhood though? Surely you can find a native neighbourhood off rez. You guys have to worry about your kids blood quantum/Indian status eh. if anyone should segregate it's you guys.
@robsteries Жыл бұрын
Sad to hear man. And with all respect the dems are pooring oil on the fire and want division. That's, in my opinion, their life line to survive.
@stevenwilliams1805 Жыл бұрын
Do you ever experience Mexicans give you friction because you don't act like a Mexican?
@KingstonHawke Жыл бұрын
Maybe because you are racist towards your own people. Now that you’ve moved to the suburbs, leave and go move to a POOR white neighborhood and tell me how it is.
@regulusmine2336 Жыл бұрын
I think that's what they call getting off reservation.
@JAHistheONE Жыл бұрын
The dude with the red hat on the right side is always in deep thought when I watch these videos. He always reflecting and taking it all in with understanding that we as a black community have fallen apart. I see the sadness in his face.
@colinglen450511 ай бұрын
I always pay close attention to what he has to say. I think he should be in politics because he seems extremely balanced and speaks with genuine authority.
@dwayne948610 ай бұрын
The brotha didn’t smile or laugh not one time, this hurt him 💯
@justinadkins277110 ай бұрын
I have noticed this too, he is always taking in every word said in these videos. I am a white man but I can see his pain.
@sandrawilliamson81089 ай бұрын
His name is Brandon and yeah he is going somewhere big.
@hirambond14327 ай бұрын
Actually, both of the guys in red hats broke my heart. I’m 63 years old and white. This video killed me. So sad.
@robertseal57585 ай бұрын
This is how you keep it real. Great work Great video
@grguy7936 ай бұрын
Gotta love Tatum he is usually right.
@rosielahrman2033 Жыл бұрын
I’m a 64 yo white woman. My son had a best friend who was black in grade school. Nicest kid and people would call them twins because they were the same height a very similar build, same head shape and hairline. It was funny how similar they looked. We moved and they moved. Our closest contact was Facebook. None of us posted much but we kept tabs on each other. my heart broke when I read his post about how bad white people were when he was in his 30s (about 10 years ago). Broke my heart. I messaged him and said if I had known how he felt unloved, dismissed or unimportant around me/us I would have spun the world around, if I had to, to show him he was so dear to my/our hearts. He wrote back privately to tell me it wasn’t me or our family he was talking about. He loved us and respected us. What a comforting thing to hear, but it isn’t what he said publicly. It probably came from a place of hurt too. We have to be careful with our words, and when we’re puzzled we need to reach out and get it straightened out. Keep talking. God bless you
@marciagroover695 Жыл бұрын
OH YES THE OLD MY BEST FRIEND IS BLACK!!! 😂 😂 😂 👍
@jamesgrant9317 Жыл бұрын
Her sons best friend.
@tradingmetamorphosis7197 Жыл бұрын
@@marciagroover695I saw a black person oncd
@littleme3597 Жыл бұрын
@@marciagroover695 Nasty comment.
@littleme3597 Жыл бұрын
Why do narcissistic people always need so much attention? It is never enough. Stay away.
@JayM705 Жыл бұрын
The past few years have got me sharing the same sentiment as this man. It’s sad but the reality is that it’s not worth the energy.
@m.g.d.8504 Жыл бұрын
Agree
@justinsime3786 Жыл бұрын
Facts aren’t racist
@dougtaylor2803 Жыл бұрын
100 %
@soloprojects7912 Жыл бұрын
Agree
@jamesharmon38275 ай бұрын
The biggest danger to a young black man is another young black man, by many magnitudes
@ericschnell9114 Жыл бұрын
Keep having these discussions. They are the antidote to our social diseases.
@shawn20768 Жыл бұрын
Amen
@NoSmokeG Жыл бұрын
Absolutely!
@fredx2696 Жыл бұрын
I would tell blacks to stay away from whites, they’ve nearly destroyed black communities all across the world 🌎
@littleme3597 Жыл бұрын
but you all have to tell the truth first. SCOTT did not just blurt this out. It was after a POLL said, over 50% of you hate us for being white. THE POLL SAID THAT. LOOK AT THIS HEADLINE. OUT OF CONTEXT. That is a lie. You all said that. He just said, in THAT CASE...stay away! COMMON SENSE. How can anyone black be offended? That is what you want.
@ne9835 Жыл бұрын
Yes!!
@captainbeastazoid7084 Жыл бұрын
I hate to say it but I feel the same way Scott Adams does. And I used to be a super liberal guy. I was in two long term relationships with black women. There were periods of my life when I was around more black people than white people. But over the last 5-7 years, events in my personal life and events in the larger cultural landscape have made me simply want to disengage from black people/culture. I'm so tired of it. I'm tired of whites being demonized and blacks being championed. I'm tired of blacks and other groups openly celebrating and expressing pride in their culture when I'm not allowed to do the same. I'm tired of how you can't even criticize blacks for any reason whatsoever even if the criticism is totally justified. You just get sick of it eventually. It just reaches a point where it's like: "do your own thing, I really don't care." Also, Scott Adams is right about the violent black crime thing. And he only scraped the surface. There are rapes and attacks of white women and girls by black guys with some regularity. And some of it is just brutal. When you read some of the articles and see some of the footage, it just changes you. A few times a month, I'll see some cases of really extreme stuff. Look up Daisy Paulsen from a couple years ago. 14 year old white girl stabbed many times by some random 24 year old black dude. Why wasn't that covered in the mainstream media? Why is George Floyd famous and Daisy Paulsen isn't? Once you start looking into that stuff and seeing the other side, there's no turning back. Black sins are hidden. White sins are put on blast by the media and the education system. It's obscene. It's evil. And I know I can't be the only one who's aware of this and who's sick to death of it. I mean, just look at the videos Tatum showed of all those black people completely shitting on white people. And they get celebrated for it!?!?!? Not only by blacks but also by stupid, asslicking, liberal, whites... It's insane. It's good that there's reasonable black folks out here but, generally speaking, it's rough. The whole dynamic is just rough.
@siennacambell Жыл бұрын
As a person of color the most racists people against me have been blacks and some Latinos but mostly black. In the working world I try to take each individual for what they display. I have to say most not all blacks have shown a lack of work ethic , knowledge, diligence, andddd moral lawful behavior on the job. This adds to the stereotypes and hurts their culture more. I’ve also heard this from countless other workers of all colors too. I have many black friends too who I call normal… like other minorities they are educated , talk like we all do and you just don’t see color. All the calling blacks uncle Toms- that’s what’s wrong w their culture and why a good number can’t become successful like other minorities. They have every opportunity like anyone to live a good life. Just ask Denzel who came from the hood or Obama, Oprah, all the doctors, politicians, athletes , lawyers who are millionaire blacks. Other minorities come to this country w less and become successful not even knowing English. They key is education, God, being a lawful citizen and being more humble… fake it til you make it. That or keep living in bad areas and have a hard life. All minorities get treated w racism but don’t let that stop you and make you bitter.
@christopherstein2024 Жыл бұрын
I don't know about the black on white crime though. I know that homocide is very much black on black even though black on white is still overrepresented slighty. Unfortunately it isn't just a poverty thing either.
@dana.9377 Жыл бұрын
I used to work EMS in a predominantly low income white and black area and I’d say 85% of shootings were black on black. I’ll never forget where a teen black girl was shot through the right side of her chest over comments she made about another black womans baby on Facebook. They got into an altercation at a mall, were kicked out and the other woman came back in a car and shot her and drove off…. Along with multiple shootings over shoes, random drive by’s, party murders, robbings…. I mean, it changes you and it’s sad to see. The other thing is that none of these things were ever covered by the media. But when a white officer pulled a gun(didn’t even shoot) on a black suspect in my area the local news decided to report on it…. We had an officer crash his car into a black male fleeing police and was consequently shot in the face with a sawed off and flown to a trauma center…. Radio silence from the media… and this was all before George Floyd…. That’s when I started to wake up to reality.
@captainbeastazoid7084 Жыл бұрын
@@christopherstein2024 Well, the black on black crime thing is completely out of control. Everybody knows that. But I was just saying that black on white crime is far more common than white on black, by many times. Which is statistical fact, not opinion. It's way more of a problem than most people realize because mainstream media simply doesn't cover it anymore. You have to go to local media and rightwing sites to see it. Every week, I see horrific stuff. Rapes, murders, etc. If the races were swapped, these stories would be international news. But the victims are white and the perpetrators are black, so the stories are ignored.
@captainbeastazoid7084 Жыл бұрын
@@dana.9377 I had a similar experience. The Daisy Paulsen story I mentioned was the first thing that woke me up. 14 year old white girl stabbed 20-some times by same random black guy. She goes into a coma and dies shortly thereafter. Radio silence from the media. I found out about it from a British rightwing newspaper and then confirmed it with local media reports which, ofcourse, downplayed the racial element. Also, the murder of Cannon Hynant and Cash Gernon, two little white boys murdered by black men, were similarly ignored and/or downplayed. Since then, I've been following a site which compiles articles and videos of black on white crime. And every week or two I see something insane like this. It's amazing how the media can create a narrative which is precisely the opposite of the ground level reality.
@htiekmahned88595 ай бұрын
Scott Adams continues to be proven correct.
@kimwilliams64635 ай бұрын
I agree with him 100%. I've been through the same him 😢
@jamesplouffe9183 Жыл бұрын
"I didn't grow up around stupid people." may be the best line in a very intelligent debate. Bravo guys, you are fascinating to listen to.
@jacefowler4081 Жыл бұрын
As an Italian with almost black skin that was treated poorly with racism from white people as a child I totally understand racism. Things changed over the years until recently.... There is a HUGE racism comeback aimed squarely at white people.... Very sad and shameful.....
@porterwake38987 ай бұрын
This is a lie. No one actually did that to you. Maybe one MAYBE two. I have seen NO acts of racism from whites at blacks in my entire life. I've only ever witnessed blacks intimidating people.
@tandylynnennis96395 ай бұрын
It's exactly what I tell my daughter (we're in Decatur, 30 minutes from FtW), "Stay away from them." Because if somebody is rude or racist to my daughter I'm going to jail. I give up, idc anymore. I won't live around it and I won't raise my daughter in it either. Especially black women.
@guineapigmom89684 ай бұрын
Yup
@sitdowndogbreath5 ай бұрын
Appreciate you guys put this up there That was funny the way you guys are rumbbling around before the video
@imdanfox Жыл бұрын
As an old Black man who grew up in the South in the 50's and 60's, you young men are such an inspiration. Your videos are so addictive because you are able to discuss crucial issues and see from all sides. Your videos should be required curriculum to watch in schools. I grew up in the "hood". We called it the "ghetto" back then and I have seen racism from Blacks toward Whites and Blacks toward other Blacks of different cultures and even skin tone. You ever heard of the "brown paper bag test"" referred to in Louisiana? And yes I have seen racism from Whites, but are all Whites, racist, nope, most of them are not. Are all Blacks dangerous to be around, nope, not the ones that I associate with. So as some of you stated in the video, it comes down to how you are taught, your family values and what your exposure is and as was also stated economics plays a big part. And the biggest thing that was said, If you are a true Christian, you can't hate anyone. We have to stop judging people as a group and treat individuals as they show you how they want to be treated individually. You guys are always so right on. Keep on producing guys. You are going to blow up and influence so many in such a positive way. Thanks for the perspectives you provide.
@bigdick4090ti Жыл бұрын
word
@deuitblinker4820 Жыл бұрын
I grew up in the 80s-90s and as a white person was bombarded with being a racist here in the Netherlands. But looking back it were the coloured who grouped up when one was in a argument/fight with a white guy. He was made out a racist and after school jumped by a group. Its interesting finding out these last years there is way more racism in coloured groups. Dutch people hate racism, also because of ww2 where the jews where discriminated/killed just being born like that.. We (patriot dutch) associate people who judge on skin or religion as traitors of our freedom. My girl is a mixed coloured beauty btw haha. Racism is the dumbest thing ever, its all same dna. I turned to jesus to and we people have only one king! I dont care what colour jesus was, who cares. God bless have a great day Dan edit: This sprung up in my mind, some real dutch culture music :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eM1xZt2BmrbRdY0.html This type of music was very big when i was young a people from all colours/backgrounds went here until the media said the music (hardcore) was racist, then it died. But there is a new generation coming up :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qamIhLp22L2sfGQ.html gabber means friend all the best brother
@robertlehane9955 Жыл бұрын
👏
@Z_Victory_Z Жыл бұрын
God bless you Dan. We love you, brother.
@Z_Victory_Z Жыл бұрын
@@deuitblinker4820 buddy, the jews have tricked you into self hatred. The anti-white rhetoric in the west--be it the Netherlands, or Germany, or the UK or USA --all has Jewish origins. Look at BLM, or critical race theory pushers, or the Weather Underground in the USA, etc. etc. etc. Time and again, those who push white guilt are also the same ones who push communism/socialism..and why is that? Because they are the same people that gave rise to the Bolsehvik Revolution = Jewish coup d'etat of Slavic/Christian Russia. Your enemies are in Jerusalem, first and foremost.
@pickles432noname6 Жыл бұрын
I went to my local mall with my teenage daughter recently. While in an area of the mall that was mostly vacant, a couple of young black males got with in a couple feet behind us saying vulgar things. There was no one else in that area, no reason for them to be that close to us other than to intimidate. Not going back to that mall.
@rd9793 Жыл бұрын
Don't be intimidated.
@jikook7457 Жыл бұрын
@@rd9793the possibility of being hurt outweighs the not being intimidated. Not hurt because they were black, hurt because they were aggressive, in ur personal space, acting like fools.
@dannydaniel8975 Жыл бұрын
@pickles432noname6 Eminem says VULGAR THINGS too, but whyte people are cool with him, though...
@rd9793 Жыл бұрын
@@dannydaniel8975 Not this one
@dannydaniel8975 Жыл бұрын
@@rd9793 The remainder 10 zillion are, though...
@briansullivan16216 ай бұрын
The truth is the truth
@doctordisco61692 ай бұрын
I love this channel. As a nerdy white guy who grew up with many black friends, it was hard seeing the way they were influenced by culture, and even harder seeing their true selves being suppressed by the expectation to act a certain way. These expectations and culture often led to self destruction and a hopeless path. Thank you guys so much for having open minds. Stay strong.
@chrisw9451 Жыл бұрын
I'm an older white male who grew up in a primarily African American part of Oakland, CA. I did experience some hatred my first year there, but it went away over time. That being said, my defining experience came when I purchased my first home and started a family. My neighbors were both black, but were completely different. My neighbor to the South remains one of the kindest neighbors I have ever had. We remained friends for years after I moved to another state. The neighbor to the North not only tried to prevent the sale of the home to a white person, but they also refused to say a word to me in the seven years I lived there. If they had a complaint, they walked past my home to Calvin's home and told him to let me know what they had a problem with. The lesson I learned from my experience is that color means nothing about who someone is. Unkind people, for whatever reason, come in all forms, and that is who we should stay away from.
@enriqueperezarce5485 Жыл бұрын
Like I said it ain’t skin color it’s culture and upbringing
@MrAkaacer Жыл бұрын
@@enriqueperezarce5485 Yeah this is the point of the video. Black culture is currently broken. Blacks call everybody racist, they commit the most crimes per black person, they have highest rate of single mothers, etc... Blacks need to mirror themselves after the likes of Thomas Sowell instead of Maxine Waters.
@robertrichards4930 Жыл бұрын
I'm a white man, 57yo. grew up in East Oakland in the 70s. It was horrible. I learned to fight on the street. The hard way. Once I got good enough, I had to fight 2 at a time.
@fredx2696 Жыл бұрын
I would tell blacks to stay away from whites, they’ve nearly destroyed black communities all across the world 🌎
@--Traveler-- Жыл бұрын
statistically blks are the most dangerous. stats over feelings my friend. and I am tribal. i prefer being around wp and Jews.
@gigabit98236 ай бұрын
Scott Adams is 200% right.
@d.d.sarason87495 ай бұрын
He is full of crap.
@amgwireless36105 ай бұрын
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@TheProtronic5 ай бұрын
@@d.d.sarason8749 Why is he wrong?
@d.d.sarason87495 ай бұрын
@@TheProtronic you are right. I digress stay away from black people because we don't want anyone around us that will keep us from moving forward. I have been an Engineer for more than 25 years. I have volunteered in the neighborhood I grew up in for more than 15 years. All three of my adult children are successful professionals. We don't want to be accepted by white people and we are very proud of our African American heritage. Unlike Tatum ,no matter what propaganda I listen I would never bow to be accepted by a white a person. Fine he is right if you think that you are better than black people..stay away
@swgame25114 ай бұрын
@@TheProtronic Because he's a racist
@PeterRabbit705 ай бұрын
Thanks for your channel, and uplifting conversation. You men are real men. Keep it up.
@grguy7936 ай бұрын
This guy is saying what everyone else is thinking.
@ponderwithjess Жыл бұрын
"A good person doesn't hate anyone" Well said!!!
@silverkitty2503 Жыл бұрын
well mostly ;) coldplay have done great evil and they need to go.
@jamesalcodray3326 ай бұрын
i understand what Adams means because my experience being married to a black women and being a pastor in a black church. i experienced for over 20 years of hate, anger, deception towards me from my black relatives in how they talked and treated me. also, when we had holiday meals and events all they did is talk about white people all day long. i have so many experiences over 20 years dealing in the black community that i also want nothing to do with them. you also need to know that 2 of my best friends are black guys that i have known over 30 years and we talk on a weekly basis and they have taught me and helped me with this area. We love one another because of what God says about his creation. love you guys
@makattak886 ай бұрын
White male, born ‘88 and have black family. They will tell you the same. Unless you’re inviting me to your home for a cook out, church or something family based, I’m not going.
@johnheart68906 ай бұрын
Well, this is a breath of fresh air, because the people who are involved in media are predominantly woke. Woke will never help- it will only make things worse. People need to tell the truth. And this video is an example of how to tell the truth.
@zogjones6 ай бұрын
“If you truly think that every person is racist on the other side, then that’s where the problem lies.” These guys are wise beyond their years
@jaybeam14666 ай бұрын
Yeah, that was quite profound. I don't know his name, but I find myself agreeing with him in almost every upload. He has a good head on his shoulders.
@Andre-wf8cb6 ай бұрын
There's enough though and you sure don't be on our side when we need help
@Andre-wf8cb6 ай бұрын
Who's dominated who's saying all white is racist ,WS THAT'S IT THAT'S ALL
@Andre-wf8cb6 ай бұрын
6:07 really?
@Andre-wf8cb6 ай бұрын
You never did help , that's no lie
@vicentepintadoiborra6959 Жыл бұрын
I was born and raised in California. My parents were Spaniards. I was picked on in school for only having a Spanish surname. Can you believe, my best friends were black? I went jogging with them. We had great times together. I even learned Karate in their neighborhood. Even in the 70s my best college friends were Blacks and Asians. I was able to retire and move to Spain. Now I think back about the good old days and at times I cry. I was blessed to have such friends. Unfortunately, my nephew moved into a black neighborhood in Riverside, thinking there was nothing wrong with that. The next day he received threats to move-out. Within days he was beaten and sent to the hospital. He ended-up moving to Arizona. Since the racial incident, he became very racist.
@florastewart795711 ай бұрын
Please tell your nephew that I am sad that racist people beat him up for nothing. I was raised in the civil rights era so I know how racism feels. But not all black people are out to hurt him. I have felt his hurt, and seen my cousins attacked and chased by white people. It’s wrong, and I pray that he finds healing
@vicentepintadoiborra695911 ай бұрын
Thanks for your concern. He's still struggling with his healing.
@BGWya9 ай бұрын
It’s not racist to have no trust in untrustworthy people.
@koolycat46438 ай бұрын
@@BGWyaif that's the case, then white people shouldn't be cancelled for not trusting black people. And all across the board.
@I-SelfLordAndMaster7 ай бұрын
I can’t believe grown adults think a whole race of people is bad because of a few people or a bad experience with some certain race. I’ve been abused mentally physically by white people but would never hate a whole race for a few individuals. Also I’m from London England different dynamic.
@alanfinelli2 ай бұрын
I was invited to a big party that my black, and closest, friend was having for his Mom's 60th birthday. I was the only white person there. A few of us were standing in a circle outside, chatting, when my friend made a derogatory remark about white folks: "Well, you know how they all are." Then he caught himself, and they all got a nervous "oops" look. I wonder where that came from, huh? Some years later, my sister threw a big party for my birthday. She invited her best friend, who is also black, to the party. None of us made any such remarks, nor could we have, because we're not people who think like that. And if one of us by some strange chance did, the apologies would have lasted well into the night. I got no apology, nor even acknowledgement, from my friend who made the remark about whites. It hurt, but I had to conclude that he simply didn't have enough class to just say..."my bad".
@michiotoshirovg79055 ай бұрын
I absolutely love you guys! Hahaha. Not even 5 seconds in and im dying laughing. The sibling energy yall have is amazing. Reminds me of when i used to do the same with my brothers❤
@David-fi9yu11 ай бұрын
This isn't even average black person's fault, it's the culture that's been created around the community and the fact this culture is also being endorsed and accepted by the black community.
@nataliewalters27596 ай бұрын
It’s not accepted by me or many other blacks . We can’t speak for everyone .
@David-fi9yu6 ай бұрын
@@nataliewalters2759 I agree, but in terms of how many are accepting and endorsing it, they are definitely the majority.
@HisbeautifulTruth-nl1ch6 ай бұрын
The negative aspects of the culture is heavily marketed by non black entities to demonize the larger group. These conversations tend to be lopsided.
@convictionwoman61 Жыл бұрын
I'm a 62 year old white woman and have spent my life being nice to black people TRYING to so show that I am not a racist and have some black friends but I have several times had a black "friend" turn on me because of other black people getting in their ear and they end up mistreating and turning on me. I have never mistreated people. It is disheartening.
@Southgate210 Жыл бұрын
I would not even sweat it! You a good person of another race? Live your life and I'm black plus when I see the behavior/attitude's coming to play even out of the blue, red and white? I get as far away as I can again! I'm black and I get you! F**k them and all the black folks who gets into their ear drumming up the mess to begin with! F*** them too!
@padraigomadain6681 Жыл бұрын
Just get away. Get out.
@swagdonor2357 Жыл бұрын
@@padraigomadain6681 really helping to bring us closer together. Great job
@swagdonor2357 Жыл бұрын
@@michaelbrantley.8628 really helping to bring us closer together. Well done. And for the record Leave peoples businesses alone and stop burning them down 👌
@purplepurple8179 Жыл бұрын
@@swagdonor2357 There is no bringing us together. Thats the point idiot.
@eightyduece96705 ай бұрын
I know...How about we send them a check every month for free. Maybe even a debit type card to buy food at no cost to them. It can be a generational thing so whole families will never have to worry about work. We can even give them preferential treatment getting into college, shame companies into hiring them even if they're not the best candidate or incompetent. To top it off will give them a whole month to celebrate themselves!..................oh wait..........
@jpturner94526 ай бұрын
Lol, they didn't sail across oceans LMFAO, they still can't build a seaworthy vessel.
@scarecrow_98957 ай бұрын
Adams was kicked off the internet and had all his contracts voided. They got him, for telling the truth. If everyone hates you why stay?
@lorenzohaynes38865 ай бұрын
How is it the truth?
@scarecrow_98955 ай бұрын
@lorenzohaynes3886 He said, 'stay away from people who hate you because of your race.' That's good advice.
@Nortongroove5 ай бұрын
And I’m sure he’s bawling his eyes out this very minute🙄
@lorenzohaynes38865 ай бұрын
@@scarecrow_9895 That's not what he said.
@scarecrow_98955 ай бұрын
@lorenzohaynes3886 yes it was, what do you think he said?
@danielhowell2095 Жыл бұрын
Videos like this from young Americans need more coverage. These gentleman cover some deep issues within our society. Keep it up.
@wr066 Жыл бұрын
My take on it, Blacks as a whole (especially as applying to both African and American Blacks [maybe one more so than the other and vice versa]) they/we fail in these four to five main areas: 1) The Idea Of A Non+proven One All Omnipotent God/Religions; 2) Not Having Overall Desire Or Values Toward True Ancient, Historical Knowledge & Science; 3) Negative Female Rulership By Non+Postnatal Trained ('Crooked Natured') Women; 4) Not Having Economic Productive Type Values (Needing Someone Else To Do What You Yourself Can Do While Also Not Maximizing On The Full Utilization Of Your Community's Or Continent's Natural Resources) & Finally, 5) The Allowed Destruction Of Family.
@arliepics4364 Жыл бұрын
I am a very senior white senior. I was very touched at the way these young men considered what was said. I could tell they were a little surprised at the topic but they were open to think about it. Wonderful!!! Wish more people were like them.....wonder what black women would say...guessing not as open. Thanks for this.
@manutrivedi5771 Жыл бұрын
Gentlemen?
@gerritmilbert1431 Жыл бұрын
@@manutrivedi5771 I do not understand the question mark? Are you saying these guys are not gentlemen?
@carterego5443 Жыл бұрын
@@arliepics4364oh trust me lad there are many good and not only black woman but woman of all ethnic groups that are just as open and well minded as these good gentlemen in the video, you don't need to worry about a thing!
@yankeehunter3466Күн бұрын
Bro on the right spittin facts, once my mother moved us out the hood I never went back.
@tomservo755 ай бұрын
I not only saw the original video, but the follow-up video and the written statement on his website. Adams knew what he was saying was provocative and knew that as emotionally charged as all this is he could suffer for it. But he stood on principle and anyone who has followed him for a long time would know he's not racist in the least, but sometimes the truth hurts.
@tomservo754 ай бұрын
I mean, if I had no idea who Scott Adams was, and I just saw the "stay way from black people" video for the first time with no context, I think I would have thought, "Yeah this is bad." But that's what the media does, they take everything out of context and people who don't know Scott really shouldn't be making jump decisions until they look at the whole picture. But that's a lost art these days.
@kstoms Жыл бұрын
I am a 65 year old white guy as well as a retired law enforcement officer. I have to say the CartierFamily is one of my favorite reaction groups. Very well grounded group of young men who I really enjoy listening to them talk about issues that make a differance. Keep sharing your thoughts and opinions. You guys rock! People need to quiet looking at color. Look at the person and their heart.
@oduinn7948 Жыл бұрын
"Care about the color of their heart, not the color of their face."
@jamessaville3194 Жыл бұрын
@@oduinn7948 unfortunately that's not how society works
@scottodonnell7121 Жыл бұрын
@@jamessaville3194 only to the terminally delusional.
@MrAkaacer Жыл бұрын
@@jamessaville3194 Not for a-holes who want to stir up crap to make money (looking at you BLM). The stats says it all, race is not the determining factor whether you succeed or not in the USA. There is no systematic racism.
@tisbutascratch2045 Жыл бұрын
@@oduinn7948 You should be able to acknowledge a person's skin color and then move on from it. Noticing skin color is only wrong when you generalize every person of a certain color into a group. Otherwise, it's totally ok.
@kaykaymishka55487 ай бұрын
As a girl scout leader most of my troop was black girls. And most of them were being raised by other family members instead of their parents and they always thought i should be doing more and more for them versus my white girls. I live on a super tight budget because i choose to homeschool my children. They would get mad at me if i didnt pay for everything out of my OWN pocket. Once my daughter got her Girl Scout Gold Award in scouts , i retired. I have never been as abused by parents or guardians in all my groups (Leo,4H,Cub Scouts ,girl scouts,homeschool coalitions) as i was in the Girl Scouts. It has soured me on ever volunteering as a youth leader again. My children saw this and they no longer have a wish to volunteer with youth either. Its heartbreaking. 😢😢
@mattjack39836 ай бұрын
I have seen this happen ALOT with youth groups. The black parents and guardians were by far the most abusive and obnoxious people to deal with. Any attempt at all to bring order or discipline with the children is always met by their parents and guardians with contempt and vitriol. Anything other than total submission to the every whim and want of their children is met with anger and accusations of racism. It's absolutely horrible. Nothing you do is good enough, you are always expected to do more and more, there's a blatant sense of entitlement, and you walk on egg shells at all times because you never know when you will set them off. No matter what you do, no matter how good you are, you are just a "racist white person" at the slightest problem, misstep, or inconvenience. I know I will never volunteer at another youth group again.
@Herr_Flick_of_ze_Gestapo5 ай бұрын
@@mattjack3983 this is why we need segregation. White south africans knew this almost a century ago. Apartheid was not perfect... but it did work. its the only system that works. Even today in south africa many blacks say they were MUCH better off under apartheid.
@d.d.sarason87495 ай бұрын
I have volunteered in the poorest neighborhood in Washington DC and I am a black man and over the 20 years here I have only seen other black people helping our black children. This BS is the propaganda that hurts this country
@markgjidoda27455 ай бұрын
Never ever volunteer for these communities. Help your own.
@d.d.sarason87495 ай бұрын
@@markgjidoda2745 Everyone that volunteers at the rec ctr that I have in SE Washington DC for the last 15 years has been black. 85 percent of the volunteers at the centers in PG county Maryland that volunteered when my kids were children were black.
@youhadmeathello1654 ай бұрын
You young men rock! 60 year old white man. Don't let hate get in your heart for nobody. It will destroy you.
@duncanidaho20973 ай бұрын
I was carjacked at gunpoint by a black dude during the LA Rodney King riots. Before they even had a name for it.
@4NaturesStory3 ай бұрын
What do you mean…The N word is really old. Oh, you mean a carjacking. 🤓🇺🇸
@bobafrost7366 Жыл бұрын
The irony of the woman in the French Baret saying white people are good at appropriating other's culture while literally wearing an ethnically European culture's clothing lol
@KC-ni5gw Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@oompaloompa202 Жыл бұрын
😂 nice pick up on that!
@5va Жыл бұрын
And doing it all in English 😂😂😂
@jimmydean1831 Жыл бұрын
Shit forget the hat. They're literally talking into a camera (white invention) to make a video being posted on youtube (white created website) that is being aired out over the internet (white creation) going on a youtube channel owned by white people. It's fucking hilarious when black people get worked up over white people wearing dreads when literally every piece of technology they use comes from a white man.
@sandrastone4088 Жыл бұрын
I always thought what is now called cultural appropriation was a good thing. To celebrate culture and diversity is how we learn to live in harmony. Yes?
@2thinkon Жыл бұрын
I'm a 56 year old white man from the south. I think you guys are the future leaders of your culture, and you're absolutely on the right track. You're being the best you can be and will do great things in your life. I accept people as individuals. Everything else, such as color, sex etc, is meaningless. I love ya'll's show.
@py_a_thon Жыл бұрын
Not their culture. The cultures they choose to be a part of, in Our world. A shared world. I respect the sentiment though. And I wish you well, wherever you are.
@2thinkon Жыл бұрын
@py_a_thon thank you. I, too, wish you well. I probably didn't express myself well. All I was trying to say is that they're a great influence.
@py_a_thon Жыл бұрын
@@2thinkon I get it bro. This world is sometimes perhaps a wasteland of bubbles or a tribalism form of disconnection. Cooperation and competion makes the world go round.
@Sneakyeggs Жыл бұрын
@py_a_thon you knew what he was saying. No need to be a Saint or politically correct. He's also right as you're, but it would be their culture that they will influence through their actions. Not saying they can't or won't have an impact on other cultures. He's right in that is where their power lies and should use it in that culture as it needs a lot of help.
@py_a_thon Жыл бұрын
@@Sneakyeggs Relax bro. I am just probably autistic.
@bridgetenglish33345 ай бұрын
It doesn't matter what race you are just stay away from toxic relationship and evil people.
@theQuickining5 ай бұрын
Hangout with people that want to bring you up don't hangout with people that want to pull you down skin colour should not be a deciding factor
@priscillatolbert916411 ай бұрын
These 5 young men set an awesome example in discussing the issue. A good start for discussing issues to make things better in their community. They open themselves to healthier discussions.
@keisermick6 ай бұрын
Agree. I love these lads 😁
@billieharwood4427 Жыл бұрын
Every white person in America has experienced this sort of reverse discrimination. We are hated for trying to help so we just eventually get to the point where we don’t.
@AmonAnon-vw3hr8 ай бұрын
It's not "reverse" anything it's antiwhiteism.
@JaCobSTfleur7 ай бұрын
@@AmonAnon-vw3hr you’re a victim in the comment above is miss using words this is simply discrimination
@JaCobSTfleur7 ай бұрын
And thinking you must reach in your pockets and hand your help down implies that you are above someone you betray yourself with your own words
@g-mode50476 ай бұрын
@@JaCobSTfleuror it implies you’re just looking to help those in need. Not everyone is doing it bc they think they are above you.
@joeyburgess64706 ай бұрын
They are gonna be shocked when that happens..they wouldn't last 1 week sadly, and that's not being silly or anything, if ppl all of a sudden stopped taking care of them and they had to come together to make it work it would be pure chaos..like unbelievable chaos.
@chuckbass61145 ай бұрын
But they Are the Enemy.....They did all that. They did it. and they still racist, systematically
@madonnakettler5952Ай бұрын
I've always known how Black people feel towards me. Almost got jumped several times, by many Black girls that can't confront one on one, for eating lunch with a Black coworker at a dairy queen in their neighborhood. We stopped eating lunch in certain areas
@gcxred4kat96 ай бұрын
I'll never forget Larry Elder saying years ago that Jesse Jackson is in the "We shall overcome" business, and if black people start thinking they've overcome, people like him are out of a job.
@melchezi8818 Жыл бұрын
Being white when I worked on an all black shift I was accused of many things. I was accused of cutting the toes off of someone's great great great great great grandmother, I could not cook for get togethers because I could not cook, I could only donate to black charities cause those were the only ones who were in need, on and on and on. Color will always side with color, even if they are wrong. When someone accuses me of prejudice I always tell them I learned what it was by working on an all black shift. I have known white families that moved into black neighborhoods and were threatened for being white constantly till they had to move. Im old and this stuff is still going on and I am so tired of it. Im so tired of it.
@loveall24 Жыл бұрын
Yup and these days I see black people being racist far more than white people, fr
@Maaaatttttt Жыл бұрын
It's a crazy world were they want to twist things around. Many are terrible. I know what you are saying. My family had to move
@thebreakawaybook Жыл бұрын
This is unfortunate. When people around you are toxic, hurting and hurtful thats what will happen. That is the human condition, race may be a component but not the problem. Scott Adam's dealt with the black community as if it lacking and made himself the savior. He felt entitled putting on a super hero complex. It back fired. His conclusion is all black people can't be helped. An alcoholic would have the same exact response to a friend or family member trying to "intervene" superhero complex, trying to fix and hold people accountable when they aren't ready or willing to change. It will back fire. Jordan Peterson says it best, take care of your own self, fix yourself first before you go fixing someone else or the world. If each person fixes themselves the world will fix itself. Scott Adams already believed he arrived. In your work environment, they are the problem as individuals, not as a color. That place is toxic with a victim and entitled mentality. I would encourage you to leave and surround yourself with people who want more out of life regardless of their ethnicity. I hope you get to experience good people with good character to reinforce that a group of people does not define individuals and individuals do not define any group. Stay safe and encourage friend.
@misspoliticallyincorrect2081 Жыл бұрын
I learned what racism was by growing up in an majorityblack neighborhood and going to majority black schools. I was brought up to not see race or to be raccist because my step father is Trinidadian and my neices and nephews are mixed race and yet I was called every name in the book including "poor white trash" because Mt parents didn't buy me brand name clothes and i wore the same shoes for a few years, been jumped, had my bike stolen multiple times, robbed at gun point and just harassed basically because I was white and was a target. It really opened my eyes to true hatred and prejudice.
@nothingmuch8865 Жыл бұрын
@@misspoliticallyincorrect2081 Grew up working class white in PG Co. MD. Roots came out when I was in 3rd grade, soon after a black kid claimed my grandfather had kept his in chains. My one grandfather was a coal miner (died of black lung in '78) and the other fought in WW1on home soil. Not long after that I got jumped by two kids at lunch. In 5th grade a girl asked if I was a "redneck"; I didn't know what a redneck was. Race relations soured from there no matter what I did, said, etc... Stay strong, take care and stay away from the "haters"!
@DeborahKettle-bs6du5 ай бұрын
I was shopping at the store and a good looking black man came up to me talking and talking.. Too close. Not leaving me alone. I started to get scared 😨😳 I was wondering, why is he so close to me? Is he planning to Robb me??? Finally as I left the store I just Said Goodbye and sped away!!!
@alichebry5 ай бұрын
Thanks or this conversation. I totally agree with Scott Adams
@jontabor3667 Жыл бұрын
Fellas, I dig what you guys are doing. I’m a 50 year old white dude. I grew up in a small town in California and had a big group of friends of all races. I didn’t understand racism until I went out to the real world on my own. This shit that’s happening now is absolutely crazy. This life we have is so short and it’s so sad that there are people out there that waste these limited precious moments of their life hating another person because of the shade of their skin. It’s just so very sad. Yes, there are ignorant ass white folk out there that are racist. But I guarantee you that the overwhelming majority of white people have nothing against anyone because of the color of their skin. This racism shit must stop. Otherwise, society is screwed and we will never be able to move forward. You young bucks doing are doing something important here. Keep it up, gents.
@makeitso4793 Жыл бұрын
Adams is not racist but only telling the truth. Stop helping black so that maybe they will stay in school and become something instead of waiting for the government to take care of them. We are not helpless. Itelligence needs knowledge to drive it or it will live on emotions.
@Literal_Sense Жыл бұрын
@@makeitso4793 Actually, he is racist. He based his entire racist argument on a freaking poll with a badly worded phrase from a conservative polling firm. There were 130 black people in that poll and only 34 of those polled disagreed that “It’s okay to be white”. By the way, the Anti-Defamation League labels that phrase a hate symbol. It obviously spawned to combat against BLM. Stop helping white people? White people have been screwing us over since the British shipped enslaved Africans here in 1619. All we wanted was to be free and equal. Black people had to deal with slavery, racism, segregation, lynching, terrorism, red lining, war on drugs, mass incarceration, health discrimination, and defunding of education in our public schools. This happened to us for over four hundred years, generations after generations, and you act like this can all be fixed overnight?
@ToxiCisty Жыл бұрын
@@makeitso4793 Be the change you want to see, set an example for your community. And carry that same energy when one of your friends calls you a sell out for improving your life and working hard.
@brianmcdonald2696 Жыл бұрын
Damn damn damn. Yes. I have a black son. Yes. He’s adopted. And yes…he’s a straight A student and just happens, yes just happens to be a gifted athlete. I have been called a rascist because I listen to country music. Come on now. At some point this has to change. Thank y’all for how much you try.
@FuckYoutubeAndGoogle Жыл бұрын
Lmao
@oompaloompa202 Жыл бұрын
They need to listen to Charlie Pride
@scottyreeves8489 Жыл бұрын
I have a black friend who was adopted by a white couple and they are cotton farmers. Dude is gold for sure
@Professor-hw2dd Жыл бұрын
I know black people who listen to country music, music is not racist. I'm white with a black dad and half black half white brother, but I'm the hip-hop head lol
@mikeshoe74 Жыл бұрын
Your music stinks, but I don't think you're a racist for listening to it :)
@WWG1WWGA4 ай бұрын
Love these young, wise, intellectual men. 😃 Thanks for taking us along on this HUman journey! 🔥🔥
@Daniel-of2ss6 ай бұрын
You guys should look at, Irish slavery. I would like to see what think. You guys are doing a really good job of open discussion.
@npcfigureathletedawnirish6912 ай бұрын
Every race of people across millinea have been slaves. I'm over that excuse.
@drcornelius8275 Жыл бұрын
You guys are cool for talking this out and actually putting some thought into it. Growing up, I was in a very white suburban area and my best friend was one of the only black kids in the school. I'm sure that was tough for him, but I never heard him say or see any direct racism towards him based upon his race. Quite the opposite, he was super popular. But still, I didn't walk in his shoes, so I don't know. After HS, I've had much worse experiences with black people as I moved to the city. It was mainly due to being robbed a few times face to face and getting beat up so badly once by some black guys, I spent 3 days in the hospital. Even after this, I never thought about race or being angry towards black people. However, in the last couple of years I've found myself avoiding black people altogether like this Scott Adams guy and it makes me sad. I think it's mainly because of the hate I sense black people have towards me because I'm white. There's something going on now and it's real. Life is too short to deal with this race crap for me.
@codyschale263 Жыл бұрын
Don't live in a big city and move to a state that respects your right to carry a firearm for self defense. You're lucky you ended up at a hospital and not the morgue.
I have a similar story to yours, most of my best friends growing up were not white. In fact, my first best friend who was white wasn't until college. Now, I have trouble making friends with other races because the divide is so strong. It's not that I don't want to, but rather they think I am too white. It's really sad.
@fredx2696 Жыл бұрын
I would tell blacks to stay away from whites, they’ve nearly destroyed black communities all across the world 🌎
@truescotsman4103 Жыл бұрын
I was robbed by a black dude in jail once. Ever since then I have a filter. If you're a civilized person I don't notice your race. If you're an idiot and you're black I avoid like the plague. Trash talking ghetto blacks are the ones I refuse to be around. I'm sure some of them are cool but from what I've seen the vast majority of black people that are "ghetto" are hating on whites and they're violent people that will rob you and hurt you without thinking twice about it. They prey on each other mostly. These people dislike blacks almost as much as they hate whites. Sensible black people agree with me. You know your people better than I do. I would say there is easily a larger percentage of hard core racists in the US black community than there are in the white community. Racist white people are all but nonexistent anymore. Society wants to bring back racism by painting the average moderate christian as a racist homophobe when nothing could be further from the truth.