Who knew a black man teaching kids common sense and morals would offend people

@Rogue-Mike

5 ай бұрын

It only bothers those who want to hold Black folks back to maintain the status quo or their own egotistical position.

@YautjaHunter3

5 ай бұрын

I did, I've been hearing black people complain about that since middle school. Too many black people view decency and morals as weakness and or whiteness.

@lancethefilmguy9392

5 ай бұрын

I'm not surprised. These Left Wing Conspiracy Theorists will be offended by anything

@cwg9238

5 ай бұрын

crabs in a bucket mentality

@lakibody

5 ай бұрын

Blm would call him uncle tom😅

That man is doing far more for the black community than all those activists combined

@Samizouza

5 ай бұрын

BLM ain't done shit compared to what this young man is doing for the good of the community.

@Myrrden

5 ай бұрын

And even the cult/group/whatever it is, Black Lives Matter. Lol

@SilencerXLR8

5 ай бұрын

And the rappers 😒

@thealphaomega4888

5 ай бұрын

@@SilencerXLR8 99% of them are a horrible influence

@zedfan4598

5 ай бұрын

And any Democrat

That man has saved more black lives in one video than years of BLM

@kinsdonn

4 ай бұрын

No he hasn’t

@teslapilot5755

4 ай бұрын

@@kinsdonnyes he has. All BLM did was grift away $100M while fattening up a single family.

@CottidaeSEA

4 ай бұрын

​@@kinsdonnBLM has probably killed more people than it has saved.

@LuSt4boost

4 ай бұрын

@@kinsdonnyes he has… His school is in one of the most undeserved parts of Georgia. Before his school, these kids would be running the streets, hanging with gangs, and would ultimately end up in jail or dead Meanwhile, the founders of BLM are now fighting court cases of money laundering, fraud, theft of funds, voter fraud and corruption… Ironically, they will be the ones in jail or dead

@leohopper1194

4 ай бұрын

Teaching children what they should and should not do on a traffic stop, how to speak to police officers, when to NOT speak to police officers. Emphasising not to argue and fight on the side of the road. What does or has BLM done to educate children on their own safety? Besides from teaching them hate.@@kinsdonn

"Yes, sir" is simply a sign of respect. Only racists will spin it into a racism issue. SMH

@The_InfantMalePollockFrancis

Ай бұрын

I say no, officer. Not sir. Because I have a science degree and am an engineer and cops don't even need to pass a reading and writing test, so there's no way in hell will I call one sir, he should be calling me sir, lol. That being said, I never disrespect them and hardly have any problems. Sometimes one will pull you over for something made up and try to get a look at you or the inside of your vehicle, but just being firm and not reactive can do s lot for you.

@PatrickHmm

Ай бұрын

​@The_InfantMalePollockFrancis Sir isn't an acknowledgement of someone's education. Is this bait 😂? It's not like you're calling them doctor, calling them sir is the same as called them mister, it's just showing that they currently hold your respect, and as a matter of fact, cops DO call you sir or ma'am aswell.

@JustADadsValorantAcademy

Ай бұрын

@@The_InfantMalePollockFrancis Using phrases like "yes sir," "no sir," "yes ma'am," and "no ma'am" is a simple way to show respect. While it isn't always necessary, it often reflects good manners. However, I've heard that in some regions, particularly up north, people might not be as receptive to these expressions. It can depend on local customs. In the South, regardless of race, it's a common practice that many of us are taught from a young age. Additionally, education does not automatically entitle you to anything. To educate oneself is to embark on a path of self-improvement that opens up opportunities. It provides you with knowledge and enhances your value in the job market, but it doesn't guarantee anything beyond that.

@The_InfantMalePollockFrancis

15 күн бұрын

@@PatrickHmm All I see is yap yap yap. Did you read the first sentence? I call them "Officer" not "Sir". I also hear police refer to citizens as "civilians" too and that's not a distinguishing terminology they should even be using anyways because they, in fact, are civilians too. At any rate, I disagree with equation of "mister" and "sir" mister is an adult male and is an act of refraining from excessive intimacy with unknown people, and sir is very solidly an acknowledgement of someone's superior status. My point being that the police officer is not of a higher stature than the average citizen.

@The_InfantMalePollockFrancis

15 күн бұрын

@@JustADadsValorantAcademy I must have struck a nerve because I *just* expressed that being an officer doesn't entitle them to require people address them as "sir" but sure let's focus on the fact that I said "IF ANYTHING they'd have to call me 'sir'" which was a bit of a joke anyways. So you can shove that "additionally (...)" back up your hoo-ha. At any rate, your first part of the comment is interesting and I would say that it is correct, from my experience. To repeat myself, I call LEOs "officer" not "sir" which is the adequate amount of respect I am willing to concede for the institution they are representing. Unless you are in the military or a member of a hierarchal body, I don't think you should call most anybody sir. Not even your father, you should call them "father" or "Dad" but that part is just my opinion.

Not just young black Men. This is great for ALL young Men.

@grbenway

5 ай бұрын

My dad taught me and I am as chalky as fck

@itsZombieMan

5 ай бұрын

Once you give l.eft[ists] what they ask for, you see what they’re all about. They say they want illegals but when they get em, they realize exactly what everyone said was gonna happen did happen. Find a solution to saving {b}lac_k lives and they get upset. 🤷🏾‍♂️

@jenafilyaw894

5 ай бұрын

Even girls. Sorry, but I was taught that as well. It's just good manners.

@OmnipotentSaiyan

5 ай бұрын

My mom, dad, uncles, cousins, and teachers taught me this. It's about respecting authoritative figures. A lot of kids are conditioned to disrespect authoritative figures by terrible or mentally ill parents/guardians.

@itsZombieMan

5 ай бұрын

Give these people what they want and you see exactly what they’re about. They say they wanna save lac_k lives but when you present a real solution they get outraged. 🤷🏾‍♂️

So a father figure is a bad thing for these kids? It's almost as if the narrative is that you MUST be a victim if you are Black.

@violetviolent7980

5 ай бұрын

Exactly, because if there's no victimization those whom benefits to can no longer exploit it nor profit off it.

@maryjane4432

5 ай бұрын

Can’t play victim if they are brought up the right way

@mattcarper9853

5 ай бұрын

@@maryjane4432Bingo

@hellbound9136

5 ай бұрын

Excellent points by you three good people. The victim mentality opens doors and generates revenue for the misleaders of our community. If you listen to some of us speak, we sound like we just got released from a plantation. We promote idiocy and degeneracy in the black community. This man is trying to bridge the gap between law enforcement and these young, upcoming black men. He's teaching them respect and also teaching them how to socialize and be respectful. We should be praising this man. Yet some of us frown on him and his efforts, and praise and promote "sexy redd." Something is wrong with some of my people.

@miffedcuttlefish6139

5 ай бұрын

The plantation.

In the USMC, that is so common. You can have a 19-year-old teaching and a 26-year-old saying yes, sir.

@jackhames3874

Ай бұрын

Yeah the guy is clearly a Marine, I picked that up immediately lol

Honestly as a black woman with younger brothers, I would want them to learn this. It’d give me so much peace of mind knowing they’d have the tools to help them stay safe.

“Yes, sir!” and “Yes, ma’am” is respectful and seems to be forgotten these days. Good on this gentleman for teaching those kids!

@reneerollins4433

5 ай бұрын

Amen!

@grbenway

5 ай бұрын

Those were some respectful young men. I hope they have nothing but success

@YouTubeDweller8008

5 ай бұрын

Nah, it's "misgendering"

@zcole774

5 ай бұрын

He got them to LISTEN. The children are LISTENING to a responsible adult! People have a problem with this?

@KenjiMapes

5 ай бұрын

You cannot say such gendered language as a matter of decorum any more due to the risk of misgendering someone. You run the risk of someone losing their mind & saying “It’s Ma’am!!!” Or “It’s Sir you misgendering bigot!!”’ People are getting cancelled for such things.

This is not a lesson for black people. It's a lesson for all people. When dealing with the police, it doesn't matter what skin color you are. It's all about how you deal with the police. This teacher is a Golden Saint.

@magnificenthonky

5 ай бұрын

Any important lesson, is a lesson for all people.

@VeredBen-Avraham-nh9eu

5 ай бұрын

FACTS!

@knighthawkt.k.4648

5 ай бұрын

Yhea but there's Police that's straight assholes I'm always polite to people so I definitely believe in manners but Blk people need to learn to stick together so we can police our own community's like the Black Panthers wanted to establish we can't cry and complain and don't have enough common sense to Police our own community's

@patrickbertlein4626

5 ай бұрын

That is FACTUALLY not true. Roland Fryer proved it, move on and learn the facts. Theirs no correlation between race and shootings, AND yes these black men will face more harassment and chance of violent and being arrested. Anyone who falls for either side is a simpleton, be it race or gender issues. Grow the fuck up people sick of it.

@Bat-Twenty-Two

5 ай бұрын

It's also not just a lesson for dealing with police. It's how you deal with people in the workplace by keeping a cool head and not flying off the handle.

I like that they used a black cop as well. To me that’s going to show kids that cops are there to do their jobs regardless of their skin colour.

@nonono9194

Ай бұрын

Yeah it shows how people prefer and associate with their own race. Kinda why countries were invented, for a single race to have it's own borders. Terrible what happened

@saylezz

Ай бұрын

​@@nonono9194 completely untrue. Countries are a thing because someone owns that space. What race they are determines who lives there, not the other way around. When it comes to police, we all know there are white cops. We literally ALL know that. There's a lot less black cops and who knows what these kids have been taught about white people. You seem to think these separations are natural occurrences. Racism is taught.

@MelodyHayes

Ай бұрын

@@nonono9194 Well it’s always a good thing to have different cultures in countries. It teaches people to be more open minded and get out of their comfort zones when talking to people they aren’t comfortable with. I can’t speak for the black community but I know to me I’m not more or less comfortable with people of different races than people of my own race. They’re just people and any person can be good or bad.

@nonono9194

Ай бұрын

@@MelodyHayes why does every other country on the planet not import millions of people of other cultures into their countries if it's such a good thing? It's only one race that has this undemocratically forced upon them. Their population has also massively reduced in their own lands. Whites are 7% of the worlds population. What's the definition of a deliberate reduction of a specific racial minority group again? I've at points had friends of all races, dated every race on the planet. I can get along with people, absolutely none of that is relevant to the point, they should not be in white countries at near the level they are, they have to go back.

@briannac2231

Ай бұрын

@@nonono9194are you stupid that’s not how countries were invented 💀

My sister is a detective teaching my nephew how to interact properly with the police. There is no harm in teaching kids the ins and outs of safety.

I'm a White suburbanite. When I got my driver's permit at 15, my father sat me down and explained to me this: If and when you are pulled over, you must understand that the police don't know you, don't know your intentions, and are trained to suspect the worst. So, always comply, do not make sudden movements, and be respectful.

@Dang3rMouSe

5 ай бұрын

Exactly. Everyone should be taught this.

@esotericjahanism5251

5 ай бұрын

I remember some article going around back in like 2016 or so from some BLM activist that was saying something to the effect that Black parents should not be having to teach their children how to interact with the police. It was one of the most insane things I had ever read and gave a good glimpse into the mindset of some people. Almost as if they were saying that raising their own children isn't their responsibility. My parents taught me how to interact with police, and I wagered it is the same for many working-middle class white families. That there is at least a short conversation where they tell their kids to show some respect and be cooperative as long as it does not violate your rights.

@hah-vj7hc

5 ай бұрын

I know you're not gonna want to read this, but here goes: Here in Germany, the police are not expecting the worse when they pull you over, they won't need you to prove you're not pulling a gun. Because, you know... we don't have guns everywhere. Now, i don't want to open that entire can of worms and the ship has long sailed anyhow. I'm just getting at that I strongly sympathize with cops who have every reason to expect the worse and that's why you folks obviously have to be extra compliant and peaceful. Cheers

@mojoschmee9320

5 ай бұрын

@@hah-vj7hc The police are trained to expect the worst, in Germany. They might not be on as high alert for gun possession, but they are very alert regarding signs of smuggling, illegal drug use, code violations, etc, etc... that's their job. To troubleshoot their surroundings by suspecting the worst.

@hah-vj7hc

5 ай бұрын

I've had multiple encounters with German police officers. I know what I'm talking about. How about you?@@mojoschmee9320

The reason why theyre mad is pretty simple...if these black kids grow up to be well adjusted adults instead of complaining how theyre victims...then the activists will be out of a job. It hits them in the pockets.

@chaddfrancis2179

5 ай бұрын

They're trying to protect their future investments.

@MephiticMiasma

5 ай бұрын

even worse, it proves they're doing nothing but hurt people.

@sydneyhudnall3566

5 ай бұрын

@@MephiticMiasma And still get the votes

@joeskys2362

5 ай бұрын

Everyone in this thread is sounding foolish. It's not about money.The reason black people are mad at this man is, because police officers humiliated black people, and then killed them for years. His advice on how not to get killed by the cops is good but, I'm still angry at the cops for starting this shit in the first place.

@danteshollowedgrounds

5 ай бұрын

Mhm, you put it perfectly well 💯💯💯👌👌👌

He also teaches proper gun safety to his students as well. I respect him

This man is doing a public service & the black community is hating on him? Jesus christ I'm black & if I have kids one day i would hire him to teach my kids on how to handle police.

I'm from Albany originally, and am a teacher in Georgia. This man needs to be supported, not demonized.

@johnq4520

5 ай бұрын

The man DOES NOT Deserve to be Demonized but recognized and appreciated for all he is doing for those young men. This is why I as a black man try to be grateful for all I have and try to expand that grace onto others. Unfortunately where I'm from that grace is mostly ignored by all groups of people

@wddarrius

5 ай бұрын

@@johnq4520 WUT?

@connieh9581

5 ай бұрын

@@johnq4520 If you are doing it for recognition that’s the wrong reason. Do it for your self and your own well-being.

@johnq4520

5 ай бұрын

@@wddarrius Basically what I'm saying is because I have an income, I'm not homeless and don't have to worry about going hungry I am grateful and again try to share that grace to other people by being polite. That man teaching those kids manners and real life skills Do Not Deserve the hate he's getting. My folks taught me some of the things that man is teaching those kids and so I can relate

@johnq4520

5 ай бұрын

@@connieh9581 Lol yeah I can kinda see where that may have come off as me wanting recognition but that's not why I posted that. My point is that it seems as the days go by more and more people lack manners.

Imagine getting offended by manners...😒

@bradleysmith9431

5 ай бұрын

And call it "acting white"

@lancethefilmguy9392

5 ай бұрын

@bradleysmith9431 Yep. They are nothing more than Left Wing Conspiracy Theorists.

@alwynsmit3546

5 ай бұрын

They want blk men to be disrespectful & violent towards cops, so that when the cops act, then they have another soapbox moment. Remember, soapbox moments are good for their pockets, so they welcome them

@NevaG2190

5 ай бұрын

​@@bradleysmith9431I've heard that most of my life simply because I use proper English. It was crazy to me that black ppl would say I talk like a white girl and white people told me I enunciated beautifully. I still get mad at it sometimes 😂🤦🏾‍♀️

@absolutelyfookinnobody2843

5 ай бұрын

Imagine it? You are literally seeing it first hand!

This man is a saint. And I wish I had someone like him when I was an overweight, lazy teenager.

They attack a man standing up in his community to give life lessons and teach young men how to be good men later in life. I applaud this gentlemen and wish there were more people like him.

Gosh forbid we have a positive black male role model. This man is doing good work.

@mr.halloween3371

5 ай бұрын

Oh the humanity!

@epgamer1145

5 ай бұрын

That’s the worst thing about the black race. All the black men act too much like their women.

@altechelghanforever9906

5 ай бұрын

Allah forbid there's any social improvement in this country.

@epgamer1145

5 ай бұрын

@@altechelghanforever9906 idk who the hell Allah is but he’s definitely not gonna do anything.

@dlelfe3

5 ай бұрын

​@@epgamer1145 Allah forbid... you don't know about his majestic light?

The importance of a man teaching young boys is vital. A lot of youth needs to learn manners and respect at a young age. Thanks to all who teach the young the right way.

These lessons should be taught to everyone regardless of race or gender. I'm 24 white and I did not know the tire measurements was in the door frame.

@dez6278

2 ай бұрын

I'm a good bit older than you, my father rebuilds antique cars and taught me some things when I was younger, and I didn't know either, haha. I always had to squat down and try to read it off the tire with my head tilted.

this god damned "crabs in the bucket" mentality needs to STOP. it's ruining us as a community!

@YouTubeDweller8008

5 ай бұрын

People always tell me "if you don't make it, it's because you didn't try hard enough" but bro sometimes it's literally out of my hands, like when homeboy down the block finds out I'm trying to study for college and decides it's a prime time to break into my house and rob all my school supplies while I'm in class. And 95% of the time, he's a black guy.

@johnq4520

5 ай бұрын

​​@@KZreadDweller8008Yeah black people are a trip than wonder why some of us rather deal with other groups of people. And let me be clear I don't care what race you are if you treat me with respect I'll do the same for you

@logicplague

5 ай бұрын

I hate to say it, but that mentality comes from the idea that everyone of a certain group IS a "community". I am an individual, sharing a skin color with someone I've never met and know nothing about doesn't make us "community". Be your own person, screw the rest.

@Nylon_riot

5 ай бұрын

​@@KZreadDweller8008Is there any way you can homeschool? There is still lingering stigma for homeschooling as only being used by religious extremists to isolate their kids. But they have been re-utilized and nowadays many are superior to public education, with better results, and the parents make sure that their kids are socialized with coordinated activities, sports, etc. So many parents have pulled their kids out in Missouri (I think) that they have even closed some elementary schools. Or school vouchers? The only people who campaign against school vouchers are the teachers unions (and guess which party they are associated with) because they get $ for butts in seats, and can't control the programming. Their claim is the loss in revenue brings down the whole community. But don't have a system in place for the individuals who want to succeed. So they guilt trip that if you leave that it affects the whole community, putting the responsibilty for the whole community on one kid who doesn't have resources, but doesn't have an answer for the individual who wants to succeed and therefore raise the whole community up. They also don't explain why despite having this policy in place for decades, why entire systems are failing and whose responsibility THAT is. There is a reason people call it no child left behind, no child gets ahead. I wish you all the best.

@cstgraphpads2091

5 ай бұрын

@@logicplague Bingo. The biggest problem for "the black community" is the very idea of "the black community".

As an Asian introvert, I’d like to shake this man’s hand. I would have loved to have had a mentor like him during my youth. Who cares if he’s black. He’s teaching the right stuff. That’s all that matters.

@Marin3r101

5 ай бұрын

Sorry, Affirmative Action says he can only teach black kids. 😂😂😂😂

@christinagrider9719

5 ай бұрын

I remember seeing this video and sending it to my daughter, she's grown, moved to another state, and as pale as a vampire. She's also nervously talks and fidgets. My husband is a teacher, 25 years experience. I'm disappointed that it took seeing this video to make me think, 'wow, everyone could really benefit from this.' So now we're looking to educate all kids in our area the same way. It's common sense. Unfortunately it's something adults don't always consider. Kids don't always think logically. That's not a race issue, it's an age issue. Anyone claiming different is being deceitful.

@FirstNameLastName-wt5to

5 ай бұрын

@@christinagrider9719 You’re the first person I’ve ever heard of who didn’t teach their kid this stuff. It was a routine lesson every kid got at 15 (when you got your learner’s permit) from their parents. Parents are really failing their kids these days. We need parenting classes too.

@velvetvulpix

5 ай бұрын

I too am Very introverted or shy I guess I’m kinda quiet n let people walk over me though I do always respond to people and manners were super important in my household . But I too as a young girl would’ve benefited from some of this stuff it’s all life skills and interacting with people confidently and courteously . Idk it seems like just a super wholesome and practical thing to me but maybe I’m missing something I don’t get why people are mad about this

@velvetvulpix

5 ай бұрын

@@christinagrider9719that’s amazing ! You guys saw this and are implementing it in your area ! The way you described your daughter sounds a lot like me n I was thinking the whole time I wished I’d had an influence like that guy growing up as well . But seriously good for you guys stuff like this that might appear small is often overlooked but it can make a world of difference so good for you guys

"Yes sir/No ma'am" is a Southern thing. When I moved from Georgia to Ohio I got in trouble for calling the principal "sir" because he thought I was calling him old. This is a regional difference issue. In the northern US we say things like "huh?" and "sure" and "nah." These things aren't considered rude here they're considered being direct but in the Southern states it's considered blatant disrespect.

That man is a father of the community and doing the Lord's work teaching young men the skills they'll need in their adult life. Heck, I'M learning a few things from him I didn't know!

This is exactly what needs to happen. Men teaching respect and self reliance.

@efraim3364

5 ай бұрын

thats why that "activist" is mad, its a threat to their grift

@marigold3687

5 ай бұрын

Odd that blacks are getting upset since they supposedly have the ‘talk’ with their black sons of how to behave around the police.

@johnparker237

5 ай бұрын

Why does it seem in modern society positive male role models are considered some how bad

Teaching EVERYONE how to handle a basic traffic stop is valuable knowledge.

@jwtrucker5402

5 ай бұрын

What a shame we have to teach what was/is normally common sense.

@420catson

5 ай бұрын

@@jwtrucker5402its not common sense lmao everyone has to be taught. tarzan wouldnt know how to act during a traffic stop, tarzan would need to be tought. just like every kid needs to be taught. chalking it up to “this is just common sense” is a gross over simplification. you wonder why kids dont know all these things yet you dont want to teach them the things they dont know.

@jwtrucker5402

5 ай бұрын

@420catson well, if raised in this nation, it really shouldn't need told to someone how to act in such situations. Sadly, much of our populace seems to act as if they were born and raised in a jungle, but that serves as no excuse, as they know how that should act because they live here. The problem is, we tolerate far too much nonsense out of people, especially women and minorities. This has led them to believe that they can get by with such idiocy.

@420catson

5 ай бұрын

@@jwtrucker5402 i disagree. i think we need to teach our youth all that we can. but by all means, keep thinking this way, just dont act like its not your fault, and the other adult figures in a kids life, if they dont know something.

@jwtrucker5402

5 ай бұрын

@@420catson it isn't my fault. Some of us were raised as decent and logical human beings, with an intellect above that of cucumbers. We also weren't taught that we had some right to act like imbellic savages yet still able to cry victim. Trust me, if someone doesn't know how to act on a simple traffic stop and gets smoked because of it, we haven't lost anything of value.

This man is a miracle to his community and to the kids. I didn't have my dad in this position to teach me what he's teaching, thankfully my mom and my grandpa did what they could, but stuff like rim numbers and psi I still struggle with because I didn't have that opportunity. He's a role model that all men regardless of skin color or background can and should look upto, God bless him and may his teachings spread far and wide.

You show respect to elders of every country. America, Mexico, Thailand, Ghana, Australia. That ain’t slave shit, that’s respecting someone’s life experience and lessons. The older generation won’t be here forever, we have to learn from them while we still can.

As a white man, if I had a child and lived in his neighborhood I'd ask to send my kid too. Guy is eloquently teaching common sense to a generation of kids who need it most. We need more people like him.

@Nocomment463

5 ай бұрын

Same

@gerrystevens1694

4 ай бұрын

You are a good father. I am black. I just ignore the "coon" terms.

@wallacerose7499

4 ай бұрын

Why do you have to Qualify your statement by saying as a white Man ?

@pianoninja5276

4 ай бұрын

Because this video specifically catered to black kids..

@user-vu6mi8ny1e

4 ай бұрын

@@pianoninja5276so what

The dude is a man. A real man. It's not about black or white. Yes, I'm white, but nothing he taught them is nothing I wouldn't teach my own sons and boys in the community. He's a real legend

@hah-vj7hc

5 ай бұрын

He's not a legend. He is a normal guy and a good rolemodel in a world of crazy guys and bad rolemodels. I guess that does make him special, but dang... something HAS BEEN wrong, hasn't it? How did it come to this?

@TheCanineContrarian

5 ай бұрын

He's a Black Man. A real Black Man. It's not about Black or white he's just a Black Man.

@driftingwolf0

5 ай бұрын

Government finding a way to mass produce stupid people.

@michaelconner9796

4 ай бұрын

@@hah-vj7hc unfortunately, LBJs Great New Society, it's affect on men in the home, and the dissolution of the nuclear family. But that doesn't really matter at this point. What does matter is young men who can, should step up, and be a positive role model for boys to teach them how to be men. Growing into a man doesn't happen naturally. Manhood is taught. Hopefully, these young men will teach the lessons they learned to other boys and it will continue to grow and get us out of this mess.

@bituinl

18 күн бұрын

@@hah-vj7hcit’s always been like this bro. Just in different ways. That’s life for you.

"Is this what I took all those ass whoopin's for!?" - MLK The Boondocks

The number one thing that offends an activist is black people living independently and not reliant on the state.

@user-iv8jq7dd9y

5 ай бұрын

Sad, but probably true. It's like crabs in a bucket. The ones on the bottom always trying to pull the ones at the top down.

@absolutelyfookinnobody2843

5 ай бұрын

That is the lib mindset. It transcends race

@nathanasselin9179

5 ай бұрын

I dont understand why black Americans are there own worst enemy. Only in black America, being a criminal is gloryfied and try to have a good life is despised. What is that shit logic.

@dalemcdenver7816

5 ай бұрын

Take away all the welfare and the black community could finally become independent and successful. Look at history, when black people in America where actually suppressed as a whole and had to fight for everything - Their freedom, individual as well as collective as a race, education, equality before the law, etc. Now? "Math is *'!& cist. Also reading and writing. You can't expect that from black youth."

@dantemadden1533

5 ай бұрын

@@user-iv8jq7dd9ytall poppy syndrome, it’s very common here in Australia too

This dude started an entire school to help the youth. Almost any criticism if him should be ignored.

@laurapeterson12

5 ай бұрын

at 20 years old no less!! (started summer programs at 17)

@spadinnerxylaphone2622

5 ай бұрын

Or at least make the criticism helpful with the end-goal of improving his operation. Not trying to tear him down.

@driftingwolf0

5 ай бұрын

They need to continue the cycle or they risk their neighborhoods improving.

@ReeRee_Donita

4 ай бұрын

Amazing. Meanwhile Umar “bitch made” Johnson hasn’t built his school since 2013. Swindling black folks🤣🤣

@user-vu6mi8ny1e

4 ай бұрын

@@driftingwolf0who’s they.

Dude angered the professional victims 😂

Here in Southern Appalachia, you say Sir and Mam to anyone older than you. It doesn't matter what color your skin is. You could be a green alien from Mars, and if you spend any time here, you'll figure that out real quick. It's called "Respect." What a truly amazing world it would be if every child had a man like this in their lives. It doesn't matter who you are right is right and wrong is wrong and stupid is stupid. It's all the same for everyone because we all have the same Father in Heaven.

He's teaching these boys that how they act matters, to take accountability for themselves. Not that everything is everybody else's fault and they're victims of the system.

@misanthrophex

5 ай бұрын

Yes. And he's simply teaching how to live your life better. Like what's better: to act polite, respectful and just get on with your day in a minute, or act crazy and wild, just so you could feel like a big man, but end up in jail, hospital or even morgue...

@esotericjahanism5251

5 ай бұрын

I'd love to see a follow up of this in 5 years or so. Just so this dude can rub it people's faces after they show how much more successful these boys are over their peers once they become adults.

@Just_a_Piano_

4 ай бұрын

I mean his teaching doesn't just help black boys, I'm learning more about these things from this guy than I did at school and I'm white lmao. The way he talks and explains things it's so easy to understand and VERY little room for confusion. We need more teachers like this man.

@benitob2037

4 ай бұрын

That’s how all boys should be raised.

@KevinJohnson-io7ed

4 ай бұрын

If you don’t things by time your teenager especially if you black living in non a black country you gotta question do your parents really love you and I am definitely not being funny

God forbid a man wants to be a positive role model for the children in his community. This should be applauded by 100% of people.

@survivalisthq5017

5 ай бұрын

The dude in video started his own school to better prepare black youth. Dude is a bad ass

@steveeymann6374

5 ай бұрын

@@survivalisthq5017 I agree completely. It baffles me how anyone can habe a problem with what he is doing. If respect for law and the authority of the police violates the culture, it seems like the problem is on the culture.

@PunkDogCreations

5 ай бұрын

Please refrain from using God's name in vain.

@Mike_H76

5 ай бұрын

@@PunkDogCreations No thank you, Goddammit, sorry if it hurts your feelings. Screw all the gods... Freedom of Speech. Not all of society follows your chosen superstition and even following YOUR superstition, it does not weigh on YOUR "soul" when someone ELSE violates "the word"... it would be THEIR "sin", not yours. Judge not, be humble not self-righteous. If you choose to continue following this specific superstition, I suggest actually reading and understanding The Bible. I have and I've never been a believer (well, I did believe in Santa and the Tooth Fairy until I was 5). Why am I being confrontational and, what people may consider, disrespectful? Because, the YT comments "preachers" think they should dictate what words people use... show respect and receive it. I know you THINK you're being fully polite and respectful, without being on the other side, you can't see that you are not. ☮ and ♥

@Eye_Of_Odin978

5 ай бұрын

​@@Mike_H76 >Goes on multiple-paragraph rant about religion because hes mad mommy made him go to Sunday School when he was a lad >Ends with "pEaCe AnD lOvE" emojis Lmao

This brother is a gift to the community. Good work!!!

That officer is a stand-up human being. We need more people like him and more officers like him

This is literally saving lives. Being pulled over by the cops sucks, but it’s super important to know how to act and react. Young men of every race need to be taught basic life skills, we are lost without them. That man’s energy and efforts will bring hope to many and they will succeed.

@StopBanningMaStuff

5 ай бұрын

I cant even count the amount of times Ive been pulled over, BEEN CAUGHT WITH DRUGS, and because I wasn't a fucking douchbag they just let me go after taking it.

@ArcaneArchivist

5 ай бұрын

I agree. Everyone should now that stuff

@Nylon_riot

5 ай бұрын

Anyone who operates a vehicle. They are multi-ton killing machines. Maybe if everyone was taught these lessons, they would take the gravity of driving more seriously. It amazes me how much people relinquish their own safety by always assuming that a sysyem or other people will not only be around, but that they can be depended on to save them.

@FirstNameLastName-wt5to

5 ай бұрын

Young women too. When I was growing up, everyone got this talk from their parents. Everyone.

@florrie2303

4 ай бұрын

I’m from the UK. I was speeding whilst driving in Cleveland in the USA. I was pulled over by the police. I was polite, respectful, and when he heard my accent asked me why I was in the US. I explained that myself and my companions were on R and R from pre-deployment training (British Army), and we were doing a road trip around North East USA from Chicago, via Niagara, through Boston, New York, Washington D.C. and then back to Chicago. We got a conversation going. The police officer, who was black (not that it matters), was ex-USMC. We shared some “war stories”, had a laugh, and he then let me off the ticket, even though I was speeding. See being respectful doesn’t cost anything, and it might just get you out of a ticket, but you will definitely go home alive and well.

That one comment (I paused the video to read them) that started with "I would rather teach these kids to kill before being killed " I have never read anything so sickening. He would rather those young men DIE. Firing on a cop that pulled you over is a sure fire way to die, not live. I'm shocked

@Lucypetuniaggm

5 ай бұрын

I also paused the video to read those comments & was likewise horrified! Children raised by or around those commenters will only perpetuate the hatred as adults. If they were honest with themselves (I think?) they’d admit the basis for their anger is the resentment they feel when they see young men like these grow to be successful, productive, responsible citizens. Am I wrong?

@vaioyoshi

5 ай бұрын

And the idea that those people believe they are right? It really makes you wonder what is wrong in people's heads.

@valirighi1890

5 ай бұрын

All of the comments were sickening, people exhibiting their unpleasant outlook and lack of understanding on this man simply educating and helping young kids. But, that comment in particular(the one you’re referring to) was absolutely vile. Yes, teaching young black adolescents to be insubordinate when a police officer confronts them instead of teaching them to be respectful and candid because the officers “have intentions of harming and/or killing them” Is a horrible mindset. They have a negative connotation about police officers in general, thinking that all police officers are out to kill or discriminate against black people. There’s bad, corrupt police officers in society, but there’s bad people within every occupation. There was another comment in particular that I also felt disgusted at: The comment expressing their disdain for him saying that Harriet Tubman would have “left him hanging”, then they sent him a death threat. At times I fail to comprehend how some people think.

@hope-cat4894

5 ай бұрын

They want the kids to be used like soldiers in their race war. No sane parent would tell their child to pull a weapon on a cop during a normal stop & check. They are past the point of paranoid into unhinged territory!

@rosemartasgaminghoard

5 ай бұрын

@@valirighi1890 Oh of course they were all terrible its just that that one in particular just made my stomach turn and really caught my attention with its sheer...you said it vileness. I didnt see the one about Harriet Tubman but I agree that its a disgusting thing to say. Harriet Tubman was a Lady and an amazing woman and there is no doubt in my mind that she would be just as disgusted as we are at those comments.

I am fully convinced these "saviors" don't want the black community to improve. These are skills that everyone should have to help minimize the risk of termination by officer

@MainMite06

5 ай бұрын

The "saviors" are the real slave drivers & grave pilers

@Weed.eater_

5 ай бұрын

It's mostly young white teens conditioned to want to save the Black community and see any improvement or any conditioning as an affront to their preconceived notions that everyone is equal (inherently untrue, white communities are on average richer)

@kinocorner976

5 ай бұрын

They don’t want it to improve, cause they won’t have to take responsibility for their actions.

@dylanbell268

5 ай бұрын

they don’t want things to improve because then their grift would end. They don’t actually care.

@BaneRain

5 ай бұрын

They want martyrs

This dude literally just thought me about how to gauge tyre pressure lmao Thats actually great. Im glad i saw this

" _Get home safe_ " is such simple and underrated words. That's all it's about! That's all people want.

Regardless of colour, where there isn't a father living in the home, classes from a MAN like this are critical for young boys. I have no doubt this instruction will save lives.

@knighthawkt.k.4648

5 ай бұрын

I hear people mention a Father being in the house but he has to be a good Parent just making it seem like a man being in the home is a good thing is misleading there's Father's that's abusive, physically, mentally,and sexually The household needs to be a righteous place to raised children in

@Cunashi009

5 ай бұрын

@@knighthawkt.k.4648 Ah yes because women have been doing such a great job making sure they're not procreating with deadbeats all on their own. If theres an abusive father more than likely you have a terrible mother as well because its her job to pick the father of her children.

@spamminspiff7685

5 ай бұрын

⁠@@knighthawkt.k.4648I mean sure, but the same could be said for Mothers as well. They can be abusive and neglectful too. The point of the original comment is not that every father is the best, but that everyone needs a good father *figure*. And as far as I’m concerned, any parent that is abusive is not someone I’d even consider a parental figure, let alone one worthy of imitation.

@randyrenner7643

5 ай бұрын

​@@knighthawkt.k.4648well there is a difference between having a man in the house as opposed to having a father in the house. And you don't have to be the father to be a father.

@Snezit

5 ай бұрын

@@knighthawkt.k.4648 The main thing is these boys are growing up without a father figure and with improper guidance from their mother yes there are bad fathers and bad mothers but most of these boys are growing up with a single mother that couldn't keep her legs closed

As a mechanic, seeing him teach them young men basics of owning/operating a vehicle brings a tear to my eye

@kateshiningdeer3334

5 ай бұрын

Not only that, but how many of them will start to realize "Hey, I LIKE working on cars... maybe I should be a mechanic?" I learned both what I wanted to do and didn't want to do in exactly that way - and it's a great way to look at future jobs!

@Comm0ut

5 ай бұрын

@@kateshiningdeer3334 Working on your own ride saves enormous money over a lifetime and the knowledge can save you from getting ripped off buying vehicles. I never knew a good mechanic who didn't have far more work available than they could do, including my wife who was a helicopter mech.

This man is 100% on point, I used to work with kids these schools do not teach boys to speak up; be outspoken; they definitely don't teach them to be self sufficient. This man is teaching our youth what grand dads and fathers should be teaching them. Some people have never seen what men teaching boys actually looks like let alone know what men handling biz looks like.

Everybody should learn what this upstanding model citizen is teaching those kids. That guy deserves a medal for his service and does deserve all the respect in the world because he earned it.

This is the type of guidance all young men need, black, white and otherwise. Whether it’s a father, older brother, etc.

@nihilismistheonlyway4680

5 ай бұрын

Amen!

@ReapersChannel26

5 ай бұрын

Agreed.

@mr.badguy8500

4 ай бұрын

Agreed 100%

@WillyKillya

2 ай бұрын

It'll be great if they could do a study of years later to see how these young men turned out versus their peers

One day you're saying "Yes sir" and then one day you become the "Sir". Respect earns respect.

@RT-qd8yl

2 ай бұрын

That's what they told us anyway. I still believe in being proper because it's the right thing to do, but I've come to accept that the time where being polite and proper _will_ get you ahead and benefit you is over. More often than not in today's society, the ones saying please and thank you and playing by the rules are the ones being taken advantage of and trampled over even by our own governments.

@Nine28457

2 ай бұрын

@@RT-qd8yl those who are strong internally have no need for respect from perpetual victims. Let them scream, out of control emotionally, repeating the same thing over and over. Don’t validate them. Sometimes the best response is no response at all.

This is the realest shit right here. I will always be thankful for my pops that taught me about cars and how to fix them. I save so much money fixing my own vehicles (with his help sometimes).

Looks to me like this Gentlemen is teaching "Man Skills". Love the skills this young man is building. He is building good citizens, good men and the future of our country. These are good lessons for ALL young men. Keep up the good work! How can I contribute tot his young Man's cause?

Saying yes sir is a slave thing, wow, that's some crazy s***! It's a respect thing, that's what it is and it has nothing to do with your race or or your gender!

@user-iv8jq7dd9y

5 ай бұрын

You're right, it is crazy! If they can't say sir, what are they supposed to say? That's what I would ask these activists. Lol!

@Veltrosstho

5 ай бұрын

My thought was "Oh this guy must be military." When I heard the yes sir chant. It just shows you're listening to what's being said and not over in la-la land.

@epgamer1145

5 ай бұрын

Funny. White people do it all the time. I guess we’re excluded to that idea.

@kianid100

5 ай бұрын

And they all black 😂😂 i woud kinda understand if teachers were white but they all black wtf

@SavAJ23

4 ай бұрын

When a 40yo black man calls me a 22yo white man “sir” i feel uncomfortable cause what other reason than out of conditioning would he be calling me sir. If it was purely out of respect or to be kind he would ask my name and shit, but to just jump straight to sir feels forced to me. Idk maybe im ignorant.

There needs to be more black men teaching the younger generation this stuff. The black communities would be safer and less policed. Businesses would WANT to do business there. The ones bitching about this are the ones that play victim every single time something doesn't go their way. F that. Mad respect to that man for doing what he's doing.

Very early on I was taught this by my parents. You don't mess with the cops. If you get pulled over, it's on you. 99% of the time the cop has a reason for stopping you. Understand that, accept it, and don't give them any reason to fear you. Don't unbuckle, don't take your hands off the wheel, have the light on and your paperwork ready. And if you need to reach for something, tell them what it is and where it is BEFORE you do any reaching. "My registration is in my glovebox, may I grab it for you quick?" And ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS comply. Even if you get arrested. It's better to be alive in jail, than half dead in a hospital before going to jail or worse. The faster you get them what they want, do what they want, and make them feel at ease -- the faster the overall stop will be, and the better your chances of going home safely.

"Yes Sir" Is very popular in the Military. Organization, structure and respect are good things.

I am a 43yo white man. I am learning things from this man's coaching. My parents never taught me these things. It looks like he is giving those kids an edge in life.

@popeskii

Ай бұрын

If I ever get pulled over again at night, I know exactly what to do now! I'm 32 and white. No one ever taught me this, other than this man. Regardless of this guy's intended audience, I'm now educated on how to make my traffic stops happen more smoothly.

Grew up close to Albany GA, it's been a trap for young black men for DECADES. Political and police corruption, high crime, a place people avoided because of the craziness and crime. The black school board blocked him from obtaining a charter for his new school...he went and bought his own busses and pushed back on the Dougherty Co school board until they gave him the charter. Anyone who knows Albany GA and knows the work KR is doing, knows he is surely heavensent

@jonathanscheib6480

5 ай бұрын

Precisely. King Randal is sent by God and doing Gods work

@GingeRenee

5 ай бұрын

Oh wow. I never knew that. Thank you for sharing that. 🙏💜

I went to school with King he was grade level below me im proud of what he's doing for our youth and especially knowing the area where these kids are being raised he's truly doing God's work he's really one of 229's finest while being a young man himself!

I salute this man for giving the kids some education and teaching them respect

we all know race grifting is more profitable than helping out the community.

@Samizouza

5 ай бұрын

Agenda pandering narrative pretty much, just for blood money.

@b-rad3681

5 ай бұрын

Exactly which is why things will never change unfortunately !

@hoviksmail

2 ай бұрын

Yup, Al Sharpton is rich as hell, and he hasn't done anything for the black community but push the victim mentality.

@Thatgirl12-fp3uq

2 ай бұрын

This!!! Ding Ding!! The black people selling out their people again

As a general rule dealing with cops is easy: Pass the attitude test and you're set. Aka: Show general respect. Don't be a dick. Amazing how far that goes.

I LOVE THIS. Youth need to be taught this stuff it’s important to make sure your communities children get taught basic skills about life. I love it ❤️❤️❤️

So, I saw this guy teaching basic info about cars, explaining about the importance of speaking with confidence and respect, how to handle a stop safely. How dare he! Why, the fiend is corrupting the youth!

@magnificenthonky

5 ай бұрын

Ikr...

@hoviksmail

2 ай бұрын

If he was rapping about killing black people, they'd bump him in the club. It's kind of a sick, twisted way of thinking that appeals to the worst in people. A race to the bottom.

Glad to see a real teacher teaching about life skills rather than their sexuality.

@Veltrosstho

5 ай бұрын

Gotta force your narrative in somehow, don't ya? Do you get a vacation from thinking about kid diddling, or is just an every day thing for you? 🤣

I have two sons they’re little but these are things my husband and I would be and have start teaching them. As black kids we learned these things to survive. I was taught manners, discipline and self respect.

Can’t believe the man even took time to respond to people questioning having the kids call him sir 🤦‍♂️ fucking mind boggling really.

People who think hard work and respect are the product of slave mentality are destined to be poor forever.

@pontiacg445

5 ай бұрын

The greatest mindgames ever pushed on the community by the actual systematic racists.

@lucassmith1886

4 ай бұрын

Amen

@TheRealJimW

4 ай бұрын

It's like their minds are enslaved or something, right?

I'm a cop. Here's the best advice when interacting with a cop: act like a normal person.

@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive

5 ай бұрын

Nah, normal people are weird and suspicious.

@tb8654

5 ай бұрын

A cop giving advice of acting like a normal person, when plenty of officers use the fact that they're a cop when they are personally pulled over in order to sway another officer into not giving them a traffic ticket, is both ironic and hilarious.

@Absolutely_Nobody

5 ай бұрын

@@tb8654 Okay.

@StumbIingforward

5 ай бұрын

@@tb8654What is is exactly that you want then? No police? Nobody likes corrupt, evil cops. Everyone is against them. Everyone wants zero corruption but the corrupt. Don’t be the opposite side of the extreme of people turning a blind eye to police corruption. Both extremes are wrong.

@tristanmulvihill4426

5 ай бұрын

@@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive exactly. They know that. So when you’re really nervous or weirdly calm they know somethings up.

To respond is one of the radical steps towards learning how to express our feelings, in order to communicate with others... We are sick of a bunch of people refuse to communicate but always screaming why no one understand them!!!!

YES! This is what young men need.

I live in the UK, and all of this makes sense, and I'm white, not that it matters. This is just how I'd want kids to learn stuff. To that dude, keep up the great work.

@tiberiancostal1358

5 ай бұрын

Same here, I'm struggling to see how this is remotely a problem to anyone - do the objectors not want kids to grow up and have a cats chance in hell of a good life?

Shoutout to this teacher. He teaches these children how to act and to show respect. In the adult world even shaking another person's hands can say a lot.

@jonathanscheib6480

5 ай бұрын

His. Name is king randal. He started and runs the X for boys. Great school to help boys become great young men.

That “yes, sir” is music to my ears ❤ Absolutely beautiful and honoring ❤❤❤

I watched a helluva lot of clips today (Sunday, why not?), and this is the only one that left me more hopeful for the sad state that America in general is in. Great job, Leon! And, based on what I saw here, kudos to the fine, young gentleman stepping up as a mentor to these youths! Well done!

I am not black but I wish I had an adult male like the Man showing those kids about car tires. He is a true American hero.

Its not about race, its about making sure the youth are prepared for adult life in our modern world. This man is doing an important job.

@epgamer1145

5 ай бұрын

Teaching kids to live in a society not a tribe

Thanks for showing the entire video. I see two adults teaching children. I thank you and these fine teachers and children excellent lessons.

He's a light in the darkness, we need thousands of men like him teaching kids these important skills so we have a better stronger generation.

I’m a white bloke from Australia. I find it so sad that a man who is clearly concerned with educating children and improving the lives of the black community is being attacked. Those that are doing that are letting children down. While I haven’t seen all his videos I’m yet to find anything that I was not taught as a child. This is a good man. Respect is an important part of a child’s education and respecting yourself and respecting others goes hand in hand. If you cannot learn to respect authority or just other people in general it is almost a guarantee that things will not go well for you in the future.

@Azurite..

5 ай бұрын

Well said 😊

@Martyr_of_vigilance

5 ай бұрын

The people that are attacking him because they want to keep the cycle of hate going so they can have an outlet for their lashing out. The liberals are the enemy of every honest man, woman and child.

@savagegtalks5912

5 ай бұрын

mah dude, that's how the black community improved on mama Africa past 3000 years, becoming so advanced 🤣

There needs to be statues of this guy, not fentanyl Floyd.

@MainMite06

5 ай бұрын

This is the real postive role model for not only black, but all communities in USA

@Mike_H76

5 ай бұрын

I don't have MUCH of an opinion on the death of George Floyd. Should a person be killed because they are an addict, or even a dealer? I don't think so. But above the particulars, this MAN knows how to teach decency, it IS INDECENT TO SPEAK ILL OF THE DEAD! I hope you never have an addict son/daughter that's killed because they do a dumb.

@rebeccaconlon9743

5 ай бұрын

The guy died the same way every over doser died with fentinyl, see the hundreds of deaths on youtube, they all die from diaphragm paralysis caused by opiods... @@Mike_H76

@Eye_Of_Odin978

5 ай бұрын

​​@@Mike_H76 He wasn't [unalived] by anyone but his own hand. When you swallow an entire speedball of f3/nta_nyl then openly resist arrest and combat officers while actively hiding the fact that you have, in fact, ingested a fatal amount of a narcotic then your passing isn't on anyone else but yourself. This isn't a hot take, its not conspiracy, its all facts and the refusal to pass accountability off of George because it's politically inconvenient. (Thats why you still "hAvE No OpInIoN" on an open-and-shut case of what reasonable people with eyes call a 'show trial')

@Eye_Of_Odin978

5 ай бұрын

​@@Mike_H76 Oh and also he held a gun to a pregnant woman's belly in a home invasion before his notorious arrest. Yeah, real great guy you're going to bat for. I guess you gotta stick up for fellow criminals, or else you'll feel bad about your dangerous and unethical behavior.

This young man is doing good work. Passing on good knowledge is a worthy thing. I hope the gods bring him all the good things he needs in life.

Shit, this guy is exactly who I needed growing up. My parents were too busy to teach me anything and now I don't know anything beyond what I self taught.

The man is doing one of the many things a Father does for his son naturally. And, calling the man “Sir” is what I responded to my dad as a sign of respect. How many single mom’s do this? This gentleman is EXACTLY what young people of ANY color need. Much respect….

@DeAnne1233

5 ай бұрын

I’ve tried to explain this before but basically it’s a verbal trust agreement between two people. When a son responds to his father with Yes,Sir it’s acknowledgement that you understood and letting him know that he can trust that the task at hand will be accomplished. Yes sir, you can have confidence and trust in me to follow your ordered advice, because I respect the wiser man that you are and the lesson you’re trying to teach me. Dad’s want to keep their kids responsibly safe; Do’s and Don’ts. They know when their kids are half-ass’in it. They are very proud of sons who take their sage advice.

How could anyone b offended by respect and integrity.

@gameurai5701

5 ай бұрын

Those who have no respect and are disingenuous.

@b-rad3681

5 ай бұрын

The people complaining just want the black youth to grow up and be menaces & either end up in jail or see them getting killed by cops or other black people . I really can’t fathom how anyone could ever have a problem with something like this . They want black victims period

This man deserves an award! Give him a plaque!!

The pro blacks who yell for Reparations on the Internet probably don't have dads in their lives 😂

@TheGhostFart

5 ай бұрын

there is no probably

@FirstNameLastName-wt5to

5 ай бұрын

This isn’t a dad thing. It’s just common sense.

@dr.emilschaffhausen4683

5 ай бұрын

Firstname, historically it was a good dad that taught their kids common sense lessons on a daily basis. Kids most likely aren't getting any lessons on common sense from social media.

@FirstNameLastName-wt5to

5 ай бұрын

@@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 Common sense isn’t a male thing. That’s an uneducated take.

@kman9884

5 ай бұрын

@@FirstNameLastName-wt5toIt is primarily a father’s responsibility to teach decorum and matters of public discipline to children.

If you stop trying to resist or talk back to the cops, there's a high chance you'll get a measley ticket. It's that simple.

@dawnelder9046

5 ай бұрын

Or no ticket and a warning.

@sufianramli

5 ай бұрын

Yeah I once drove with an expired license and I got stopped. I was respectful and honest, that it slipped my mind because I just went through exam week the week before. He listened and said he can't just let me off, but he gave me a ticket for forgetting my license and told me to get it renewed before the month was out. That's a 400 bucks difference

@user-iv8jq7dd9y

5 ай бұрын

And they'll be alive!

The world needs more people like this. Strong, Good Men who are willing to take their time and teach and instruct the next generation. Give them the knowledge and the tools to succeed and take care of themselves and others around them. Also props to these young men who are paying attention, actively listening, being respectful.

First of all, Thank you Sir for showing this program! The part where he made reference to the dash cam is right on the money. Everything he said in this program is right. This gentleman is saving their lives. He is building confidence in these young men. Now is the time to start. Preventing unnecessary potentially negative Police behavior is the key to surviving and getting home. Teaching folks to be better.

This is what Black Excellence truly looks like. In fact, this is what Excellence looks like.

This black mentor teaching young boys is a treasure. I am glad that someone is actively helping to reduce tension between people, breaking established stereotypes and setting good examples of decent behavior.

@epgamer1145

5 ай бұрын

It’s not gonna help. Helps with cops but their mamas already did a number on them when it comes to thinking ahead. Coming to conclusions before reading the room. Low impulse control. No matter what, that makes you unpredictable. Not a single living creature on earth likes unpredictable. People will always be defense ive against you.

@cynthiahembree3957

4 ай бұрын

@@epgamer1145 That doesn't mean all is lost. A hand has been extended and these boys have taken it maybe this man can be a father figure to fill that void. You can come back from childhood abuse I know it's possible and it's not fair to give up on them so quickly

@epgamer1145

4 ай бұрын

@@cynthiahembree3957 when they have their actual parents telling them different then they are not actually going to be doing this.

If you’re polite and respectful to the police they might actually let you off with just a warning.

They should be saying “ yes sir, yes baba” or some other honorable way address their elder, period.

How dare you teach them to be respectful productive members of society so their lives are not as hard in the future! 😂

In my old apartment there was a man that would teach all the local boys how to box. It was a similar situation, these little troublemakers were transformed into respectful honorable young men just by having that positive strong male presence a few days a week. I’d overhear his lessons while walking my dog and he taught them honor, restraint, and strength. Awesome stuff

That guy is fantastic and he is clearly providing a healthy male role model to children who need it.