Dobermans mind: "why is this cop staring at me?" Cops mind: "why is this guy staring at me?"

The cop is gay and thought the Doberman looked fine. Nonetheless, he's a professional and averts his gaze once he realizes he's been noticed.

The “If you aren’t with me, you are against me” mentality is the plot of basically every villain ever.

I love your white privilege quote. "If there was white privilege, white people would never be poor, never go to jail, or never have to marry Karens."

>Triggering the woke with common sense So literally just saying anything

"treating everyone equally is racist" hurt my brain. i guess mah white privilege has blinded me.

These people can't survive without hate, it's their only reason for being.

i honestly agree that zootopia did it better, and honestly the zootopia gondola backstory bit hit me hard..... it sadly reminded me of when i was in school, funny enough it was the reverse, i was one of the few white kids in school (and where i lived since most of the people from school lived in my area) so i was bullied alot (one time even being gagged while they beat) for that and constantly told by teachers that i was beat and bullied because they believe i thought i was better, when in truth i always strived to be a good person, not to be better than anyone just because thats what i believe i should be doing. and thats why the zootopia bit hit so hard because unfortunately i had been through what he had even in school holidays i was too scared to leave the house..... honestly ........ i just wish everyone could just live together.... no bullies or cruddy people in any community..... because it's just not right.

The video in a nutshell: “Well he looks at me! And I look at him! And he looks at me! And I look at him!”

That awkward moment when you pull over the dude who stood you up at the bar.

Not gonna lie, I totally expected Zootopia to be a wokefest of epic proportions. But it wasn't. Instead it was a balanced and entertaining film. Actually, one of the best Disney cartoons in a long time. I attribute this success to one man: John Lasseter. And now that he's been ousted by MeToo Disney will likely never see that level of storytelling again.

The cop is staring at the doberman because he looks nervous and guilty so he lingers on him longer than the rest. Not the cop's fault that the doberman is insecure.

The two dogs stare because the police dog is the doberman's ex boyfriend. The driver moves his head in the way to end the awkward pause. That's all

Everyone in the comments "the cop and Doberman were in a relationship" Everyone reading those comments "sounds about right"

"Some are subtle, some don't show, but it's there." So people are racist even if they don't display any racist tendencies? How does that work?

When I was little my parents didn't have money. And while the town I lived in was mostly white at the time, the neighboring town was and still is mostly black. My brothers and I went to a predominately black pre-school. We all played together, but I understand the feeling of being a minority. Our High School was the same way. I believe it was close to 1/3 white, 1/3 black, and 1/3 Hispanic. There were cliques. Segregation doesn't have to be forced. It's odd how it creates itself. But, you see those barriers fall when people share common interests. The football team was mostly black but we all hung out. The wrestling team was mostly white, but we all hung out. You beat racism by common ground and by not making everything about race all the time.

The Doberman just broke up with the cop's sister and she has been crying non-stop for the past four days. The cop is wondering if he should chew him out.

The sexual tension is real. But I applaud for the doggo cop to keep his professionalism his priority.

As a black person growing up, I couldn't tell if what I saw was a racist action/situation or if I was just seeing racism where it wasn't. For example, I went shopping with a white friend of mine who got served before me. The cashier gave him change directly into his hand, but when it came to me, she just dropped it on the counter for me to pickup. Was that her being racist or was that just something she did by chance? This was in Germany and she was some old white woman. I can't help but feel like a lot of the wokanda people have experienced similar things multiple times at various points in their life that now all they are seeing/looking for is racism, even when it's not there.

I remember my mother being pulled over by a cop when I was fourteen. She had pulled past the white line near a stop sign because it was painted too far back and she couldn't see around the corner for incoming cars. I was sitting in the passenger seat and the cop asked for my I.D too. I have a feeling it was because I was staring at him, something that has gotten me in trouble with teachers all throughout my school years. I was told I have a "hard gaze", as if I was upset or was being challenging towards authority, when really I was just paying attention. To top it off, I had always been big for my age and growing quite a bit of facial hair. Maybe he thought I was an adult, maybe he felt intimidated, maybe he was just being a jerk. I'll never know. The difference in this case is that I'm white. We all were. You'll find all types in this world and you have no idea what they're thinking in that moment or what the rest of their day has been like leading up to it. To automatically attribute something to racism is to take all humanity out of the situation. To let paranoia, or worse, entitlement rule you, makes you no better than the things you claim to oppose, by imposing unfair authority on others who may not deserve it.

and in Zootopia, Nick also said that is why he became sly, if they are going to consider me evil, then let me be evil

Zootopia favorite quote "My child. We may be evolved, but deep down, we are still animals." Mr.Big

"Average Black children has a better understanding of racism than many white kids." Well according to the many black families that I know and talk to me about this this phenomena is due in part because blacks tend to be extremely anti white in inner cities and teach their children to be so my brother from another mother said growing up he knew more racist terms for all other races than what they where actually called thanks to his dad. He now has a masters degree in Electrical Engineering and a $150k/yr job but I'll be damned if he wont let go of the victim card he was born with.

"It's a metaphor for all bigotry, not just racism." THANK YOU!

Teaching white kids they can't experience racism isn't just dishonest, it's dangerous. So is telling children that an entire group of people are racist. These people shouldn't have kids.

"Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become one ... for when you gaze long into the abyss. The abyss gazes also into you." - Frederick W. Nietzsche

“Slaves become tyrants if only given the chance”- Lex Luthor.

I honestly just love how this is supposed to be about racism but everyone in the comments is just straight-up shipping the cop and the doberman, you guys are fun.

"As long as you don't treat everyone the the same then you're not accountable for racism." This statement doesn't make any sense whatsoever. Isn't the goal to treat everyone the same regardless of skin color? This is as crazy as those who one minute call you racist for acknowledging their skin color then the next minute call you racist for not acknowledging their skin color.

Obligatory: Because they're hot for each other and it's Pro-Gay and the Doberman is with the driver now. The driver leans in as to show that the Doberman is his boyfriend now. They have a checkered past together, and that's why the Doberman is hanging out with that car of different dogs. Secondary: The Doberman and the Cop are in the same My Little Pony fanclub. The cop doesn't want him to out him to the rest of them. The Doberman is ashamed he's a bronie.

At this point, I won't be surprised if people start calling everyone racist depending on what breed of dog or cat they prefer.

The doberman keeps looking away. Police always look for eye contact. He was the only one reacting weird. It stood out. That draws attention.

I remember when these people held Zootopia on a pedestal, claiming that it perfectly reflected our current political and social landscape. If anything, this merely illustrates that anything these people hold in high regard will be discarded in a heartbeat if it means they can take down the opposition. They are contrarians, pure and simple. Don't listen to them, just fight against their spread of ignorance with logic and reason.

"My ability to trigger the woke has doubled since the last video" was not the first thing I was expecting to hear from you!

Such a poor (self-defeating) choice of dog breeds: according to CDC statistics, Dobermanns commit more maulings than Golden Retrievers... Golden Retriever cop knows about this statistic and has certain expectations.

One thing about Zootopia that love is that the museum piece of the prey animals armed with stick and the predator in the tree. At first viewing it might look like the prey animals banding together to protect themselves against the predator... but if you know animal behavior, you realize that they are hunting the predator. Cat, especially big cats, climb in trees when they feel threatened or when they are sleeping for the protection. So those cute bunnies are the aggressors here, either chasing the predator into a tree, or literally ambushing him while he was sleeping.

What makes me mad is the amount of people that likes taylor's tweets

"What do I know? I'm just some guy." With this video, your ending tagline really struck me. I've heard it plenty of times, but this time it hit different. You're trying to be heard, but to those who see different ideas as wrongthink, you'll forever be the ignorant guy in the background. Your reasoning, your experiences, even your blackness, it's all tossed aside to obscure you as a voiceless nothing who won't be heard. Maybe I'm reading too far into it, but that's what I get from it. A subtle statement from the common man begging to be heard by those who consider themselves so far above you that you may as well not exist, yet deign to speak on your behalf anyway.

how is it kid's films portray the message "racism is bad"better then adults can?

Persons: All cops are racist... Cops: Okay, we will not protect you... Persons: but... Cops: sorry, but we are racist...

*Me:* "I've never done or said anything remotely racist my entire life." *Society:* "Nah you're still a racist." *Me:* "Huh."

Finally, Just Some Guy bringing common sense.

My first friend in my life, I met when I was 3 (and he was almost 4). We lived across the street from each other, so we became friends fast. I spent 2 years roughly running around, turning over rocks, crushing up leaves, jumping over fences, and being a general normal boy with my best friend. Then I went to kindergarten, and things started to change. By the time I got to 1st grade (at age 6) they started showing us VHS tapes about history. Simple things, and a lot of it was musical stuff like "The First Bill" or Seseme Street stuff. But some of it was history about America, and some of that included stuff about the civil rights movement and slavery. Not in detail, but in brief, and meant for young minds. Well, it fucking *WORKED* on me. I thought my friend, whom I had to that point known for years, hated me. Why? Because I am white and my best and oldest friend for over 3 decades now is black. I hated myself because of what a bunch of people who looked like me did to people who look like him. I almost lost my friend over that white guilt, which was *taught* to me at a young age and was continually reinforced throughout my life. Fuck this dumbass on twitter. "White kids don't understand racism" bullshit. It was shoved down my throat and I was never allowed to forget about it. There was nothing I could do to make up for it, and now? Kids and adults think they have to make up for it because they are the newest heretics, the witches, the outcasts. For something they never did, and for which they can never appease their apparent "victims." This white guilt bullshit has hurt more people, especially lately, than almost any other single psychological behavior. It infuriates me that people keep trying to reinforce it, even when it gets good people killed.

I'm sorry, apparently we can't be friends anymore since we don't have the same amount of melanin in our skin. That's called tolerance, right?

Cop: Wait a second, is that Lizzy's kid from down the street? She'll be pissed if I give them a speeding ticket. I think I should let them go.

Racism was not the first thing that came to mind when I saw his little flashback or whatever you call it. I saw children/school, a park and then the flashing lights and police. I legitimately thought it was something along the lines of pedophilia. With him doing something he (Doberman) most likely regrets and the officer's stare triggering that memory. But that's just my take anyway...

The cop was like “dont you dare tell anyone that you are my wife’s boyfriend!”

"White kids can't understand racism". So, according to galaxy brained Taylor, my whole childhood was a lie? I went to primary school in Portugal, to (sadly) very racist schools, where the black and eastern european (Moldovian, Ukrainian) kids were treated badly and made me angry, I've always hated racial bigotry and prejudice then on, "innoculated" if you will, against racism. Yet according to the Woke, my lightskin tone (personally I don't identify as white, but Portuguese) means I'm incapable of this. I don't trust these fools

Good twice the comon sense, double the triggered sjw’s.

I can't help but note how well you structure your arguments. I'm used to the politics of the US sticking out across the world and affecting those it shouldn't, so you noting quite blankly; "You don't know what white people experience, especially outside of the US," was a rather cathartic moment. I'm a white person living in South Africa. We are the minority here, and I can say with honesty that I've experienced racism, oppression, and discrimination first hand--with it being directed at me simply because of my race. It's hard to handle it, especially when the people perpetuating it act like because I'm white I hold the same social mobility as well as options as someone from the US. In their eyes, we're all the same. I could be a poor guy underneath an overpass and they'd still compare me to a racist white guy in the US and act like we're all the same.

When I was younger, I loved watching the Police Academy films. They were made back in the 1980s and even back then they had black police officers even female police officers. We are not living in the age of racism anymore and those blm people obviously seem to forget how bad things were like back in the 1950s and how they are living in the best time to be alive at the moment but still acting like they live in oppression.

Plot twist: The cop dog actually just really liked the Doberman's red shirt and wanted to ask where he got it, he was just biding his time and mustering up his courage to ask but the golden retriever brought his attention back to the situation. The cop ultimately decided it would be inappropriate to ask such things, especially on duty.

The cop and the doberman hooked up at a gay bar two weeks ago and the driver knows the cop's wife. Awkwaaaard.

Golden Retrievers are among the friendliest dogs ever. I have a hard time imagining any of them being racist.

“My ability to trigger the woke has doubled since my last video” - Just Some Guywalker

And he looks at me. And I look at him. And he looks at me. AND I LOOK AT HIM! AND HE LOOKS AT ME! AND I LOOK AT HIMMMMM!!!!

Show them Beastars. Lets see their heads spin.

A couple months ago my wife and I were travelling and got pulled over because our plate was expired. The small town, old, white cop demanded my ID, even though I was the passenger, and acted incredibly suspicious - even asking what my problem was - because I was looking out the front of the car and neither moving nor being confrontational with him. At least he let us go with just a fine, though he did say he could impound our car and leave me, my wife and our two young children stranded in the cold. We weren't in an old jalopy, but a pretty new minivan. I'm a clean cut white guy with no record whatsoever. Some cops are just dicks.

I love how Im called racist cause I care more about a 38 year veteran of the police force who was murdered over a tv than I do for a violent career criminal.

It could be that they had some sort of history. Like they were friends along time ago and something happened. Maybe they saw a dead body together and he just can’t process it well. Maybe he’s just super introverted. I know when people stare at me for more than a few seconds I get very anxious and have trouble looking them in the eyes. Not because they’re racist, but it’s just uncomfortable for me. Maybe he’s gay and is nervous that a cute guy is looking at him. People can read all kinds of little instances with facial movements, twitches, blinks etc and maybe the cop was just thinking the same back. Maybe they were just both wondering “why tf this dude starring at me” without any deeper underlying message. I’ve had that happen a ton where someone will stare at me and I’ll stare back because I’m just confused why they’re looking at me.

I am a 6'2' 1/2 Thai/American born and raised in Thailand. Yeah, I experienced racism there, mostly by old chinese that lives there. I knew nothing of the white vs black thing until I got to the US in 1992. I just sat back and thought, WTF is this nonsense.

Damn i actually never realized the subtlety of the prey being non white, and the carnivores being whites. its actually rather genius if looked at that way

The artist just made them dogs because he can’t draw people.

I'm so glad someone can admit that stereotypes are usually made by some kind of truth. Whether it's as true these days is a matter of debate, but people don't just think of stereotypes without having some evidence for it. The important part is simply not defaulting to the stereotype everytime you interact. Like the 'black people are thieves' stereotype. You can't just believe that every time a black guy walks into a store. I think that's where alot of people get it wrong, allowing it to pre determine what they think. These SJW's think that all white people do that.

I'm a white guy living in Tokyo. I grew up in Eastern Europe. Please, tell me more about my privilege.

Context: the left’s worst enemy

If this guy tried to put in some kind of message, he'd have to animate beyond characters sitting. That would take work, and we all know how these people feel about that.

"Taylor is Sick and Tired" he's definitely the former

"... Or have to marry Karens" 😂

Just Some Guy made me look at Zootopia in a new way. It's a lot more subtle and subversive than I thought.

Bro just used Zootopia to prove his point..... you a god damn legend for that 🤘 Edit: pretty sure predators eat fish in Zootopia cos you can see a sushi shop in one scene and also theres no talking fish in the films world

He looks like hes hiding something, and stressing like a guys first job robbing a bank

They have a history together, they did it doggy style at a dog park once while in college 🐶

So just by going off the color of my skin, you determined that I'm racist? Hmmmm, sounds a little, just a tad bit racist to me. How do these people not see the irony in calling all white people racist?

Watching this made me once again realize how good Zootopia actually is.

I get that racism is an issue, but I had similar thoughts about this short animation when I first saw it. *Literally nothing happens.* Cop pulls over a car in the middle of the night. They can do that, eg. just because to check if you are sober. Dobermann looks tense, which is natural reaction for being pulled over, so cop is more interested in him. Again there is nothing wrong with that, and those who ever been to the airport should know that. Don't be too tense, or security will be curious. Also thank you for pointing what I didn't actually realise about Zootopia. In its anti-racism message there is no obvious comparisons whether prey or preds were supposed to be 'white' or 'minorities', but when you look at it closely it looks like preds were what white people are going to be if "you can't be racist against white people" is going to continue. I get that USA is late to the equality party and there is still a lot to do over there, but because it happens now, in the era of social media, we not only risk going the other way where all white people are bad, but also it rises the unrest in countries that have much less racism and police brutality. -(i just hope this comment will not get auto deleted)-

I just think everyone needs to sit down and watch zootopia, it’s a beautiful movie

Just Some Guy annihilates leftists with facts and logic!

One more point... the words “Black Lives Matter” are interesting in a subliminal and metaphysical sense. Matter is an illusion. The subconscious takes things literally. And when you put the words everywhere, the mind let’s down it’s conscious firewall so to speak. So the words seep into the more suggestible and powerful subconscious. So “Black Lives” could cause the mind to identify the life with the body. Ego identification. Identity politics. So the phrase psychologically thrusts the consciousness into the “matter” of the body. The truth is, “Luminous beings are we, not this crude matter.” You are not black. I am not white. We are both Love-Light. “There will be slavery until we are all Masters of Love.”

Plot twist, the group of golden retrievers in the car are local trouble makers and the doberman is the Cop's Son. The look is a disapproving parent's look, for the company he has caught his son with. The flash back is cause the son goes to school with the retrievers and knows that they have had run in with the police with some of their antics. The cup is the son trying to fit in with the "Cool" Kids even though he knows his parents taught him to choose his friends better.

As a Deadpool meme once said: Common Sense is so rare it's a God Damn super power.

Common sense the weapon to surpass metal gear

The more i watch your stuff the more i respect you each video is full of insight logic and reason and i really appreciate your hard work and the cool people in the comment section

Thanks for another great video! For those black people who want to say that white kids don't have an understanding of racism. I was a white child in the 90s. I was raised in a majority black neighborhood. I was literally the only white kid in my school in the first grade. When going to the bus to get back home from school one day I was brutally attacked by the other children and almost all, if not all, of the black kids around were screaming "kill whitey." I was a kid, raised as a Christian with nothing, but love in my heart for everyone. This was not the only time I faced racism or the only time I was attacked during my childhood for my skin color. However I never once have believed that all black people are evil. I thought they were children who were raised by some very bad people that anyone that young could feel obliged to try and kill someone. I only survived because the principle, a black woman, saved my life. I treat people as individuals, but that white and especially Asian people might be developing a bit of animosity for black people is no surprise to me. When we see looting the majority is from black people. When we see people playing "the knock out game" the majority is from black people. When we saw people burning down cities in the name of BLM it sends a certain message. I still believe in Christianity and still love my fellow humans or as the bible refers to them. I love my neighbors. These Wokandans really need to look in the mirror and see themselves for the monsters they are and repent. This country is spiraling in large part because people have been ramping up hate and profiting off of it. Because when we are at war with each other we ignore the people profiting from it. We ignore the people causing it. We ignore the people with truly evil intent. As for your distrust of the cops. Once upon a time I gave the cops a lot of trust. During the covid lockdowns a lot of cops lost that trust. Several events have happened that have forced the good cops out of the police force. The ones that seek to join it and who have stayed through it are faced with great difficulty and I respect them. Law and order is important the police have a place within our society so long as they don't just "follow orders" when given an immoral order and they seek to do good. I was inspired by the police growing up, but due to circumstances, mostly beyond their control they have become more human and less superheroes. As humans they are fallible. Some are malicious and some are good. That it feels like you're playing a game of Russian roulette is sad and scary. 15 slots can be blank, but there's that one with a bullet in it. It might manifest as unjust brutality or murder or both as is the case of that kid who was in a hotel. Tormented, tried to follow the cops orders, was unarmed, and then shot to death. If anyone reading that immediately thought of race shame on you, and if you thought he was black you'd be wrong he was white. That got long, but this whole us verses them black verses white really gets under my skin. Thanks for your videos. May God bless you.

"Why does the Doberman look away?" I don't know about you, but someone starts staring my way and I try to first confirm if they're staring AT me, or PAST me, then go from there. "Why does the driver put his head in the way?" I mean, It's kind of a long period of silence for what seems to be a routine pull over. Driver probably just wanted to get back on the road, or at least get the officer's attention again to keep things moving.

Officer : "Sorry for asking sir... Are you a *Heretic* ?" Doberman : *screeches in Genestealer*

I love your breakdown on things. Seriously one of the smartest channels on the tube.

I have watched a few of your videos but this is the one that made me sub, not because of the message but by the clear, logical breakdown of the facts and one point counter arguments. Kudos to you Sir.

Last I checked, dogs don't discriminate over fur color.

Geez that dude on twitter was a raving lunatic.

This is such an informative video and you explain everything so well. Good job

Really well put together video, thanks for not only entertaining us but for providing people with a common sense view; something missing sometimes in media.

Isn't it weird that pitbulls account for half the dog attacks, even though they only account for 1/10 dogs?

In Zootopia, neither side is supposed to map to white or black people, exactly. Predators, for example, are minorities, but are widely seen as privileged and face stigma. Prey animals - especially cute ones like Judy - face condescension from predators, much like some whites condescend to non-whites. But we even see Nick doing the thing with Bellwether's fur that some non-blacks do with black hair. And I want to stress 'non-blacks'. I hear Chinese do it to black people in China sometimes. How much 'white supremacy' is involved in that, exactly? I like how Taylor says "stereotypes are true" when the most prominent sloth in the film turns out to own a sports car at the end. And "predators have eaten prey" when we literally never see that happen in the film, and when predators do attack people it's treated as incredibly unusual and requires a mind-altering drug. And Nick and Judy themselves both defy stereotypes. Incidentally, I think the directors said predators use insect proteins. Or presumably fish.

Thank God. I thought I was the only one who saw that. *Just because you're the victim of prejudice, doesn't mean you're not capable of doing it yourself.*

It should be called rare sense as few people actually have it.

Im brown while in oklahoma and i never ever had an issue with the cops at all. Even on speeding tickets situation they have always being respectful to me. Unless u give the cops something to mess with you then is all your fault.

Maybe the cop is gay. I've seen Twilight and I know what "the stare" means.

Sir, you are wise beyond your years. Discovered your channel yesterday and have been eating up your content ever since! I truly wish everyone could listen to reason, I mean really listen, we could all get back to being just folk. Keep up the level-headedness!

Yooooo this is the first time I have seen someone else actually understood the race analogy in Zootopia correctly jesus christ. I thought I was the only one. Plus that's one of the most powerful scenes I've ever seen in any movie too, it punches right at a feeling anyone who has ever been singled out and picked on will recognise. I did not expect something so deep from Disney furry bait, of all things. The people who worked on that movie deserve massive respect.