Yet KZfaq shows no appreciation towards them. And yes, this channel has it all. Like everything I'm interested in relating to humans and our development over time and how we've changed in so many ways this channel has

Just found it today

No, it's not. KZfaq's first videos were cats, people throwing themselves around and getting hurt for fun and. You have no idea of what you're talking about.

@@nonamernobrainer846... Read the creator's of KZfaq's reason for creating KZfaq. ..🔥

I just found it about a month ago. Don’t beat yourself about it. How has your life changed since finding the channel?

@ Joshua Cofer...Wow, that's deep. Turns out, my dad's hometown had a plantation house where slaves with our last name worked. All my years traveling there as a kid, no one ever knew, not even my dad, that there was a plantation house in the middle of town. The Pillars is what it's called, Bolivar,TN. I actually found out through a cousin I had just met that day on my fathers side of the family, who happened to overhear a conversation about my family surname. The plantation was owned by John Houston Bills who migrated from Tennessee to North Carolina. He married the daughter of President James Polk. My family had to sharecrop as well.

@ravi oli people have family ties and support where they grow up.

That's deep🧐

Very good.....do that work

Red Hood I wish I had done that. I'm here a year later and I hope you did that!

Hey my brother what state and County was that in

What 40 acres and a mule

Yeah you believe that 💩 if you want to.

@@cristyluv1205 What part, the 40 acres and mule??? Oh, and if that's your real profile, you have a pretty, full chocolate face...👌🏿

Your Majesty I believe there was 400,000 acres of land that was supposed to be given to freed slaves. 40 acres and a mule for black families, but it never happened because Andrew Jackson overturned the Orderthe 400,000 acres ended up going back to the original white farmers smh

Thank you Milagros for your comments. If your resources allow, I would sure appreciate your using the THANKS button under any of my videos including the one you have commented on. It is something new that KZfaq is beta testing and would mean a great deal for my continuing efforts. David Hoffman filmmaker

Thank you Gino. David Hoffman filmmaker

Hopefully, you're still watching

@@ORGANICsoulJAZZ I need to get back to watching more for sure. I've been busy going back to school. Thanks for this.

I found this man spectacularly intelligent and articulate. Bernard Anderson. David Hoffman - filmmaker

@@IsisAdgerWasHere21stC. How so?

@@MrPickledede him denying the number of policies implemented with the explicit purpose of harming black communities is a start.

@@galientl4723 examples?

@@galientl4723 the problem in my view with the black community in the United States is its inability to focus on the problems they have today which include Chief among them the lack of accountability at the community level and the tendency to blame all problems including black on black violence which is the highest cause of mortality in the black community, the breakup of the black family which has now become a generational problem, the proliferation of the glorification of violence as a means to address internal fractures and chief of all I believe is the apathy and even in some sectors hostility that is shown in the black community towards education and Entrepreneurship that would bring about real prosperity and change in the black community but instead tends to potentiate A continuing path toward a victim culture in which everything is blamed on racism and self accountability does not exist.

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YouT00ber I've heard farmers say everything Trump has done has hurt them and I've heard lots of pundits saying Trump's trade war with China has only hurt America, but I don't know enough myself to know what's true as Trump and his supporters always say how great he's doing.

@@cherylalt101 Trade wars always hurt both sides... It's inevitable.

@@cherylalt101 I don't know what has hurt the United States more than opening up trade with China. The U.S. economy has suffered ever since, probably the entire global economy.

You are right. His entire interview is fantastic and I will present it in the next six months. Stay tuned. David Hoffman, Filmmaker.

Steven Birn is that true? I've never heard that but it definitely is something everyone should know if it's true, so I guess I better start looking stuff up. Thanks for your comment.

I don't understand how you come to that conclusion.

Regina Buttons I finally got around to looking into this idea that minimum wage hikes are bad. There are some studies that come to the conclusion that teens and entry-level employees lose out when the minimum wage is increased, but the truth seems to be a lot more complicated. For example, restaurants use a lot of teens and entry-level folks and a forced wage increase might cause a restaurant struggling to go out of business sooner or they hire less people because they can't afford them. One study showed restaurants that already weren't liked very much and had just 2 or 3 stars were negatively affected and in turn low-level employees are affected, but good restaurants like 5-star restaurants had no trouble with a minimum wage increase so neither did their employees. It all sounds like excuses to me as though these studies wanted to conclude minimum wage increases were bad and didn't help the poorest or youngest of workers, but the increases did help young workers who lived at home with families making $75,000 or more. What? Increases would be helpful to middle class kids but not poor kids? That logic really doesn't make sense to me lol. I can see how businesses already doing badly and very small businesses wouldn't want to pay the extra money, but any big businesses or businesses doing well didn't have any problems and hired just as many as they would have at the lower pay. Well, take care Regina and don't forget to vote!

@@waitaminute2015 statistics bare this out. When the minimum wage rises above market wage rates businesses get rid of employees or cut back hours. This disproportionately hurts teens because they have limited work experience and minorities who disproportionately take minimum wage jobs as adults. Furthermore, raising minimum wage above market wage results in more discrimination because there are more applicants seeking employment. If you have 100 people applying for an unskilled job that pays an over market wage, discrimination is easy whereas if you only have a couple applying for a job with a market wage even the worst racist will choose green over discrimination. The greater the skills and the fewer the applicants the less discrimination there is.

@@redwingfan9393 I don't care what study that came from. I grew up in a family owned small business. We always paid more than minimum wage. You can expect higher standards with higher wages. Paying people low wages leads to poor outcome for everyone. Have any of those studies ever actually asked the working person? I would bet NO.

I will post more comments from him in the next few weeks. Bernard Anderson was and is a brilliant thinker, researcher, and speaker. David Hoffman-filmmaker

Yes I do. Over the next week I will be posting more clips from him. David Hoffman-filmmaker

It's clear that blacks thrived under segregation, more so than now. As the guy alluded to, international trade has resulted in lack of opportunities for blacks, and this is compounded by low-wage immigrants. Siphoning away America's manufacturing independence and the demographic rise after 1965 of people from the third world has been utterly destructive for blacks. And blacks will continue to suffer, without even the opportunity for redress, because the demographic wave that will be disastrous for America, come 2050 and onwards, an influx of third worlders, will outcompete blacks for low-wage jobs; black people have continually voted for their degradation, unfortunately.

Same

I disagree Obama sounded like he was trying to sound hood and educated at the same time. this man just sounds educated and honest completely unlike obama

@@davidhakadoober._1- he's way more fluent

Agreed. It does.

Not I rather hear him speak instead of Obama.

Well that's not nice lol....let's be real men and woman in general are COMPETITIVE...I'd say the black culture is as competitive as any race..including against thenselves..think gangster rap and sports ...so I dont think it's necessary hate..its innate competitiveness...but if its between 2 different races it comes off as hate ..and of course skin color will be the first things used if it gets really heated and aggressive...its too bad because most of us love eachother and we all make eachother better in the long run

Cristy Luv I concur.

@@hawks7775 Nothing wrong with competitiveness but when combined with a system of overwhelming subjugation and cruelty, it's no longer a competition by any standards.

thats cause of racist laws, racist Cops, Racist Judges, lawyers, FBI, they are everywhere. Not much has changed.

Mr. Man it's a brain that pays attention to current events

schmohawk: What you're saying is that the South was and is structurally hopeless in an economic sense, for reasons that racism is entirely to blame and for which North Carolina's working class population, white or black, reaped what Jim Crow policy sowed, regardless of "welfare state" policies which themselves would have never been dreamed up were it not for Jim Crow. You can insert moralistic tangents like out of wedlock children and the like, but what you're essentially saying is that once the federal government stepped in to rectify what decades of abhorrent and self-destructive racist policies did to the region, well "then" things got really bad. What get-me-and-my-kind off-the-historical-hook hooey. You are regurgitating Milton Friedmen-esque cliches while saying next to zero about what Southern policy makers did to their disenfranchised black constituents as well as the idiots who kept them voted into office. The South is a cursed region with a legacy of cruelty and hatred that will never be expiated.

@@TheRealGnolti "Out of wedlock children and the like" are not moralistic tangents. A study by Princeton and Columbia have shown that children born out of wedlock are more likely to be depressed, have substance abuse problems, live in poverty, etc. Your argument, if you can even call it that, can basically be boiled down to "the south is racist and evil". Bravo, sir.

@@CrackaLackaHacka You're welcome.

As the description says, 1989. David Hoffman - filmmaker

I believe that he got a job as a professor at a southern black university. David Hoffman-filmmaker

Instead of questioning the pale devils for being demonic, you question him for being human. God i cannot stand you “people”