"They ruin everything" he said. Well, you ruined your own life, not so? That is what hatred, bigotry and racism ultimately does to those who practice it. There is not a good black person in their eyes? How on earth can a person have such a blanket view of an entire race of people? Truly scary and sickening.

@alphapred

2 жыл бұрын

1491 Pope Alexander VI legalized slavery in the Catholic church. 1492 Columbus was raping and murdering. This is the result of such ideologies today.

@spir5102

2 жыл бұрын

Like it or not, that is America's legacy. The US government slaughtered, wiped out terrorized and killed native Americans so they could steal their land. Then came slavery. Too many people still hold these views. Decent people everywhere must keep speaking out about racism and the damage it has done.

@noble604

2 жыл бұрын

Do you see the comments on news stories? Fake bots, paid accounts and weird trolls notwithstanding, coming online was a HUGE wakeup call for me on what’s in the heatts and minds of people in America right now. His texts say what I see every single day.

@rooroo5580

2 жыл бұрын

@The Wraith while you can’t drive and be black in an affluent neighborhood. Work on that stigma blinding your eyes

@rooroo5580

2 жыл бұрын

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾

Racism breeds racism. You have to be taught this behavior. In elementary school, it starts to be noticeable in 4-5th grade. Before that, kids just care about having a friend. Really bad parenting.

@HoneyBadger80886

2 жыл бұрын

Size, too. Small, Fat, Tall, etc. #BigotrySucks

@noble604

2 жыл бұрын

Fourth grade is where it all goes downhill for Black boys. US classrooms are taught by teachers who are about 80% white and female, 4th grade is where Black boys are growing bigger, are perceived to be more of a threat/ didtraction/ goof off, are placed in special student tracks, labeled ADHD, are suspended disproportionately, held back disproportionately, lose interest in school.. this is the sharp decline for Black boys and it’s a crucial time in the school to prison pipeline ... fourth grade

@alphapred

2 жыл бұрын

Racism/whyte supremacy is a system that effects politics, sex, religion, economics, war, education, entertainment and sports for over 400 years. Bigotry and prejudice are wicked cousins.

@davidsebastianelli1326

2 жыл бұрын

You will never meet a six year old racist. I was around six when they wouldn't let my best friend drink from the same water fountain as me. My mother used to love to recall the story about how pissed off I got. I shouldn't have to feel just as pissed at 65, but I am. Teach our children well.

@alphapred

2 жыл бұрын

@jr goxy wrong. Because racism/white supremacy is a power structure that (once again) effects religion, sex, politics, education, war, entertainment, sports and health. People of color can sell out and support racism. However they have no political or economic power to create on their own.

As an aging Southern white man, I can remember Jim Crow laws, separate bathrooms, water fountains, etc. "That word" saddens and angers me. Its use recalls for me the confusion, uncertainty and even guilt I felt as a child when I saw good, hardworking people treated unfairly and unjustly, and for no reason other than their skin color. We have progressed-- most of us-- but not nearly far enough.

@chuckrambo4401

2 жыл бұрын

That Word is what blacks call their friends. Weird huh

@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS

2 жыл бұрын

@@chuckrambo4401 minority groups often claim offensive words to take the sting out of the word. Why do you think Quakers are called Quakers… they refused to fight in wars… you can figure it out from there. The LGBTQ community reclaimed queer and dyke. A non-minority can’t always use the reclaimed word. For instance you can say the queer community but if you’re not in the queer community to call some queer is offensive, same for dyke.The reason the N word is so very offensive and forbidden to the out group is because of the horrific legacy of slavery and the century+ of Jim Crow and the massacres and endemic racism black Americans have endured.

@greeneyedlady8426

2 жыл бұрын

@@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS great analogy

@greeneyedlady8426

2 жыл бұрын

@@chuckrambo4401 why are you so concerned with the "n" word? Why does it bother you what we blacks call each other? Are you angry that whites aren't allowed to use it in the presence of blacks? Is this your fantasy? Just asking bc I'm black and just wondering if this is a new goal for whites to reach.

@robertglasper4845

2 жыл бұрын

Sir, to hear that from you actually reading those words that you have written. I would like to see you say that in front of a video yes in front of your friends. Because I have seen the two faces of your people.Before.And you do know what 🎥 I mean.👀🎤🙏🏾

Remember when they said we were always overreacting? When they said it was in our head? Sometimes it is almost palpable!!

@chuckrambo4401

2 жыл бұрын

It is in your head. Planted by the media. You just suck it up like expensive wine.

@Gobackto4chan

2 жыл бұрын

@@chuckrambo4401 Lol when do you believe the confederacy, and the arguments they presented, were tackled head on in this country?

The DA that hid this crime needs to go to prison for conspiracy of murder after the fact.

@bngr_bngr

2 жыл бұрын

That’s not a crime.

@spir5102

2 жыл бұрын

@@bngr_bngr so you think a DA hiding a crime is not a crime? What are you smoking?

@tyardovdabulldht2340

2 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed. When is her trial?

@tyardovdabulldht2340

2 жыл бұрын

@@bngr_bngr Of course not, Not to average knuckle dragging racist! ✌️

@jhill6033

2 жыл бұрын

i havent been keeping up with her situation, how is that going?

The treatment of the two teens in the mall is not disturbing...it's revealing. The female officer protected the white teen pushing him to the side cause he's instantly presumed innocent. Then immediately vilified the black teen with knee and back restraints in addition to handcuffs. That's not training, that's choices. All the wrong ones.

@rogeriomaria2496

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@ERen-tj6jg

2 жыл бұрын

Systemic racism..pure and simple.

@bobquartlemigula2351

2 жыл бұрын

@@ERen-tj6jg but but but systemic racism doesn’t exist ANYWHERE and never has has it!

@gokaren420

2 жыл бұрын

Cops immediately zero in on us

@denise3422

2 жыл бұрын

@@gokaren420 They have a collective mindset to target us...we need to be on code for ourselves just like they are. They fear our unity as they should we are sick n tired of these racial terrorists thugs. They aren't going to change unless there is accountability hit their pensions,unions protest at their front doors. We are human beings and have the right to fight back to defend ourselves.

It hurts my heart to hear those words, to know that there are some people in this world that hold that hate, that disrespect, in their hearts for people. I'm so sorry that happens. :'(

@mas5867

2 жыл бұрын

But it ok for blacks to use the N word and bitches and whores in their music, right? Point me to a video where you commented about their usage of disrespectful words. You're naïve.

@johnthomas5255

2 жыл бұрын

Great then I guess you won't be watching the superbowl ever again! Yeah they used that word allot during the halftime show. Are you still woke?

@thepatriot1613

2 жыл бұрын

I always think that racism comes from a bullying aspect: A bully hates when you fight back, not because of your skin, that’s just an excuse that we accepted for so long, because it doesn’t make sense to hate someone that hasn’t physically harm you in some way. Malice and cruelty are apart of American history because one sees itself “as god” and the other “from their perspective “ is seen as not worthy to be at the same level or equal to as them. When blacks fought for their freedom in the civil war, their fought for their dignity and identity ( and of course vengeance to the countless abuses at their captors hands )and made the white population that was for slavery surrendered, that’s equating that they are no longer powerful or in control of their lives.

@johnthomas5255

2 жыл бұрын

@@thepatriot1613 So were the blacks in Africa who sold tribes they conquered to Europeans bullies? Today there are no slaves nor slave owners in America so spare us with the History lesson.

@thepatriot1613

2 жыл бұрын

Oh and to add to that, people who don’t respect others don’t need to comment about anything historic or political in general because they only do it to disrupt and discredit the truth.

Watching the video of the teenagers, I’m like, “Wait a minute! Why aren’t they BOTH in handcuff?! Why was the white teen released!! I can’t wait to hear the cops /their union/their lawyers explain this one! Go ahead and TRY to … make it make sense.

@jollyrodger5319

2 жыл бұрын

💯 truth

@ywoodsmall

2 жыл бұрын

They can't make it make sense. 😡

@johnnyfavorite1194

2 жыл бұрын

The “White” Teen is Latino

@markajamu8356

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnnyfavorite1194 " Latino" is NOT a ' race" .It is an ETHNIC " identfier' .So,one can say,that NON BLACK teen for all intent and purpose IS........" White" .Anything else??

We already knew they were racist. I don’t know why some people think if you don’t actually hear the person say the N word than you can’t see their racism. We see it.

@darrickmalloy3083

2 жыл бұрын

I smell them a mile away.

@AA-cg3gd

2 жыл бұрын

@@darrickmalloy3083 With your racism nose detector.

@francomoncama3233

2 жыл бұрын

@Cadillac Kadafi one boy was Hispanic and the other one was black watch the whole clip not cnn clip

@erinlevere6881

2 жыл бұрын

@@AA-cg3gd by seeing how others are treated. Do you think racist actually on average actually say out loud yes I’m racist lol

@francomoncama3233

2 жыл бұрын

@@erinlevere6881 girl shut up go look at video

Personally I love the fact that their own hatred is the reason why they will never be free again. 🤣🤣

@DavidJ222

2 жыл бұрын

Cruelty is the point. "It reflects a clear principle: Only Trump and his allies, his supporters, and their anointed are entitled to the rights and protections of the law, and if necessary, immunity from it. The rest of us are entitled only to cruelty, by their whim. This is how the powerful have ever kept the powerless divided and in their place, and enriched themselves in the process." "It is not just that the perpetrators of this cruelty enjoy it; it is that they enjoy it with one another. Their shared laughter at the suffering of others is an adhesive that binds them to one another, and to Trump." "Trump’s only true skill is the con; his only fundamental belief is that the United States is the birthright of straight, white, Christian men, and his only real, authentic pleasure is in cruelty. It is that cruelty, and the delight it brings them, that binds his most ardent supporters to him, in shared scorn for those they hate and fear: immigrants, blackVoters, feminists, and treasonous white men who empathize with any of those who would steal their birthright. Trump’s ability to execute that cruelty through word and deed makes them euphoric. It makes them feel good, it makes them feel proud, it makes them feel happy, it makes them feel united. And as long as he makes them feel that way, they will let him get away with anything, no matter what it costs them." --Adam Serwer, The Atlantic, December 2019 Trump and his supporters believe in law and order, right up until the moment when law and order comes for them. In other words, it's law and order for YOU, but not for THEM. Their actions on January 6 proves this. "All cruelty springs from weakness." --Seneca

@jdemartini9807

2 жыл бұрын

Travis McMichaels seems scared, as he should be. An absolute racist coward. Good luck in prison Bucko.

@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980

2 жыл бұрын

Karma Is A Bitch! 🤣

@yrp237

2 жыл бұрын

Same goes for all the insurrectionists.

@yrp237

2 жыл бұрын

@@jdemartini9807 He'll be much happier in prison actually, only associating with his own kind. The skin heads will keep him warm at night. They prefer white meat.

I had a home care client who was like this. I overheard her saying all kinds of ignorant things ones day in the phone how she was upset a black person went to her CHURCH! And I bet I left her house. She begged me not to go because she could get around well by herself but the amount of evil things she said about someone going to church... Just demonic. I left. People like that pretend very well. I hope that person left her church because there's absolutely no Deliverance going on there.

“Casual racism”. I am Canadian. Until the last few years, I didn’t know one American. I met a lady from SC who lives in WV now. She would tell me of her black friend Donna. Every time she mentioned her she would preface it…in her southern accent….”My friend Donna…she’s black but she’s real sweet”. EVERY time. I pointed this out to her. Told her I don’t think she even knows she does it. Asked her if when she speaks of me do you say, my friend Mary, she’s white but she’s real sweet??? She admitted she didn’t realize it. Went on a tirade claiming she has blacks in her family, she is not racist!!! (Eye roll). I told her that wasn’t enough. She needed to be ANTI racist. It wasn’t long after that she blocked me on all social media and never spoke to me again. 🤔🤔😜😜😂😂

@ERen-tj6jg

2 жыл бұрын

Addition by subtraction 😎👍

@johnthomas5255

2 жыл бұрын

LOL....Wasn't it being reported on CNN last week about Canadians having Confederate and Nazi flags. Spare us with your self righteous crap KAREN. Everyone is bias not racist due to their own race and upbringing. Being white and calling a white person racist doesn't mean you're not!

@MaryT-KetoEveryDay

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂 Yes, sadly the American hate is leeching over our border, I denounce that too, as do most Canadians…there were also American flags, not sure what THAT was all about. Why do these types of replies/comments always sound so angry? Sending love and light your way. P. s. I didn’t call my x-friend racist. I said she could do better, as we all could.

@ERen-tj6jg

2 жыл бұрын

@@MaryT-KetoEveryDay sad at that thought that Canada is starting to go the way of US. ✌🇨🇦

@MaryT-KetoEveryDay

2 жыл бұрын

@@ERen-tj6jg meeee tooo!!!

You can't imagine how much I've heard other white people talk like this being a white man myself. People you wouldn't think are racist talk like this when no black people are around. I'm telling you, you know a racist white person who you don't think is racist.

@noble604

2 жыл бұрын

Most of the white people outed for being racist in the past few years have been outed by other white people who were there. It’s usually some conversation among white people that gets picked up. Rarely is it going up to a Black person directly and saying anything outright. The leak is inside.

@jsibert40

2 жыл бұрын

Really? I guess you've never heard black people talk about white people in every walks of life. Especially in the media, tv, film etc..The only time white people even think about black people let alone talk about them is when confronted with a situation that involves a black person. Like now.

@noble604

2 жыл бұрын

j hawk - you’re making the point. “The only time white people think about Black people...” White people don’t have to think about Black people. Most white people are never to rarely around Black people on a constant basis. Most Black people are constantly/daily around in proximity of white people, though.

@jsibert40

2 жыл бұрын

@@noble604 Yeah that is my point. You do realize it's a white country right? That's going to happen.

@noble604

2 жыл бұрын

J Hawk - it’s not a white country. It is a segregated one. The State of California now isn’t even majority white. It’s just that white people (by design) live away from Black people and have the backing of lenders and those who run housing/apartments not to let them in. The majority of Black people in the US don’t even live in inner city ghettos, as much as Trump & Co like to stereotype. Most Black people live in American suburbs. And even with that, there is still a a segregated workplace and stores and services which are intentionally set up to segregate. Not a white country and not at all in less than 25 years

Reading some of these comments reminds me of something my father told me Accountability feels like persecution to those who had never faced Accountability.

@Caterfree10

2 жыл бұрын

White fragility at work tbh.

@gloriabyas8088

2 жыл бұрын

Very wise man.🙏

@ywoodsmall

2 жыл бұрын

So true‼️💯👍🏾

@BigFineDoll

2 жыл бұрын

🎯🎯🎯

@jacobfromallstate4963

2 жыл бұрын

Or some people are generalizing an entire race while saying not to do the same to theirs. There's also that.

I can't understand how any human being can have so much hate for other human beings for nothing more than skin colour. My heart goes out to the parents of that young man murdered by those racist thugs. I am glad justice was done and seen to be done. God Bless the family in their loss. ♥️

@amylister9583

2 жыл бұрын

Watch this video to see people who excuse this behavior kzread.info/dash/bejne/o4qhpsWshri7qbw.html

Wow. I can't even say i'm shocked by the officers actions. People wonder why African Americans have to have different conversations at home with their teens about how their skin color is a threat to everyone else. You ask these same officers if they have racial bias, and four words come out, "I don't see color." Clearly, by their actions they can see in 4K. If more minorities don't apply for all the legal, and civil service positions in their community they will continue to suffer for decades. From the streets to the court house, they will pay a heavier price because as we can all see, justice not blind. There is no amount of training to remove that generational bias.

@nimue4325

2 жыл бұрын

Well said. But after one is processed through the system it's often hard for them to "buck the system" from within as they will lose out on promotions or be ostracised by co- workers. These established institutions need outside scrutiny, more transparency, and less protection from legal liability.

Those messages are THE definition of state of Georgia.

@bigpicturethinking5620

2 жыл бұрын

So those 3 represent all of Georgia? So it’s ok to judge groups based on a few? You sure you want to take that position?

@OpinionsOnly979

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigpicturethinking5620 isn't that what you guys do with other minority groups ? You openly judge entire groups off the actions of a small percentage all the time.

@bigpicturethinking5620

2 жыл бұрын

@@OpinionsOnly979 Who is “you guys”? Sounds like you have a bit of that racism in your heart.

@OpinionsOnly979

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigpicturethinking5620 Did I hurt your feelings? Seems like you should've responded to the dip shit before me but I guess I sparked a nerve huh dewy

@weareparamore1597

2 жыл бұрын

True, but mostly boomers and middle age.. Georgia's young generation is changing... At least as we can see in the latest presidential and senatorial elections.. Imagine how many people talk like this in Georgia or Amerikkka if FBI access their shenanigans

I was waiting in line at a golf pro shop the day before yesterday when the guy at the head of the line told the guy behind the desk, "We played Rogers Park (a Tampa area golf course) the other day and for the first time in my life I thought I should have brought my Glock with me!" My head snapped up and thought "What the hell...!" The guy that said it was white, and the young man behind the desk was Black and Rogers Park was the historical city golf course meant for Blacks, decades before, so the guy's meaning was clear! The Black young man's face never changed, and when I got up to him I said, "What kind of shit was that?" He gave a wry smile and said, "Well, he's a white guy paying a black guy to play golf at what was a white man's golf course!" I guess I can see his point, but I was hoping we were past "baby steps" by 2022!

@thomasdequincey5811

2 жыл бұрын

So, you infered the racism from context? Somebody saying "I should've brought my Glock with me" in the vicinity of a black dude means the person who said it is racist. What if the Teller was white, would you still infer it as racist? All the historical stuff is still there. I mean was he saying it to offend the black man or was he just throwing a general dig about black people into the atmosphere? This shouldn't be a hard question for you to answer, because you know what people are thinking when they make throwaway statements. Wait, unless you think that "I should've brought my Glock with me" is just an inherently racist phrase? But that would be a bit weird.

@jamess.9361

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomasdequincey5811 What's weird is your denial of that incident being racial... The guy explaining the situation HE encountered thought it was racial, the guy on the desk ... on the receiving-end of the comments thought it was racial, but you'll cling to it being a throwaway comment... to wanting to have your firearm at hand when playing golf... Really?

@marilyns2353

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you said something to the desk person. It is so sad that this crap still goes on in 2022, & actually is getting worse. Since when is it OK to insult a perfect stranger? Oh, yes, since the bully, loser ex-president played @ being a leader. He could be the poster boy for character and morals do NOT count.

@marilyns2353

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomasdequincey5811 If the desk person what's white, it would still be a racist remark: a joke between 2 people with White Privilege

@population-_-420

2 жыл бұрын

Retrumplicans ameriKKKa

Hatred for one another is always a main factor in the human mentality how can we ever see peace with each other if we're always stuck in the same position🤔

@charmaineeccles4265

2 жыл бұрын

What position is that?

@journeymansmitty8283

2 жыл бұрын

@@charmaineeccles4265 us black people always getting shot at because of our skin color🤔

@gburn9377

2 жыл бұрын

@@journeymansmitty8283 until you respect one another, how do you expect anyone else to respect you?

When Ahmaud Arbery's father said it's a sickness he couldn't have been more correct. They are sick. Who could do that to a human being, and rationalize it in their head as something Right, or good. It's just like Really, What is wrong with them. 😡

@cc-cc4499

2 жыл бұрын

I get what you want to say, but let's not attribute the racist behavior to sickness. Mental disorder does not make someone a racist.

@swgame2511

2 жыл бұрын

Evil Wicked humans rationalize it in their heads

This is why CRT needs to be taught in schools. In order to root out racism, it has to be taught and acknowledged that it is rooted in this country since it's very conception. The only way to root out racism is to start with the children and teach them where it starts from and how was it river streamed throughtout this country socially, economically, judicially, governments state and federal. When we hear the reports of racism, profiling of black people and other ethnic races, this just shows that CRT needs to be taught and what white people , GOP is sooooo scared 😨😨😨 of is their white fear, that they don't won't the truth, ideologies their power to erased away, because they want to keep it.

@conlogood1959

2 жыл бұрын

And that is exactly why they do not want CRT or real history to be taught to kids in school. They want white supremacy and hatred to continue in their next generations.

@charmaineeccles4265

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

@craigsimulateyoumind9750

2 жыл бұрын

@jon pork I said , it should be taught in schools because it will open up the realization and false narrative of white supremacy and everyday when instances of racial profiling and racist actions still occurring in this country. The only reason you say that you don't want it taught to children is because those that have ideologies like you feel that it going to make white kids feel bad about themselves which could be nothing further from the truth. I will teach them the truth of slavery, racism , jim crow laws and injustices of black people and other races that has been occurring in this courtly. Now in Germany they teach there youths about the Holocaust so that history doesn't repeat it self, and you see they don't feel bad about being Germans?, but as we see in this country we are reverting right backwards, voter suppression , more hate crimes, and profiling of black people, you see bottom line You don't want kids to know the truth , the only way to root out racism is through teaching the truth , and helping with understanding why is it wrong, what you just want to teach them your truth your "HIS STORY" and not correct and accurate History.

@rayzellgross1106

2 жыл бұрын

You can stop it! It’s like trying to make sin go away. No amount of praying, voting or talking will change how they are. Damage has been done-can’t bring some one back from the dead. Only thing can end this behavior is death. In the Book of Matthew it teach us that the wicked will not change.

@jollyrodger5319

2 жыл бұрын

💯

I think Don's use of the phrase "casual racism" is spot on! It hits the right notes. You may know & work with someone who never says the word to you but that doesn't mean they don't use it very casually to others.

@EggzOverEZ

2 жыл бұрын

Is this some.kind of new revelation? People are always going to be hateful...this isn't news. We should obviously shun these people but from the conversations I'm hearing people are saying what others should and should not legally be allowed to say and that takes us down a very sketchy road. Just be the bigger man and shunn bigotry. Step up to bigotry and make the world a better place not a more strict place.

@Crazy-Times.

2 жыл бұрын

Just trying to understand something here it’s ok for a black person to call another the N word because in the beginning of this show Don says he even uses the word but it’s never ok for a white person to use that word in any fashion I’m not trying to start anything I’m jus looking to be educated on the matter

@EggzOverEZ

2 жыл бұрын

@renideo buy hasn't that always been the case? Why are we trying to change the system now? I dont think its helpful or even logical to try and male people less hateful cause it just makes people think they are being controlled to how they feel which in result will bring out more hate.

It makes my heart hurt every time I see a news story like this one. Racism is alive and seems to still run deep in the USA in the year 2022. I'm getting older and now I'm starting to wonder if I'll see a time in this country where there is true liberty AND justice for all 😕

@TigerCraneLove

2 жыл бұрын

No, I will not happen. Especially now with the infringement of voting rights, banning of books, and new public education policies. It will only get worse.

I'm 65 and white. I grew up in Los Angeles with all kinds and colors of people. I hate the N word, don't use it and when I hear it used by others I call them out. So truly sad we can't just get along with one another.

@peppipea104

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you, but although this may not apply to you, I have learned that no matter if someone is Caucasian, a little bit of racial hatred is natural to you all. All you have to do is piss a white person off; watch the white person say ni**er easily like water off of a duck's back.

@terriimel2682

2 жыл бұрын

@@peppipea104 it's awful. Breaks my heart. I remember the Civil rights movement in the 60's. It sickens my soul we have to do it all over again. We need to love and respect one another. I'm so ashamed for the behavior of some.

It never ceases to amaze me how any human being, white or black can carry around so much hatred in their heart for the opposite race!

@countrygirl8295

2 жыл бұрын

Guess who started all tht hatred.......

@boilingsnowwater2121

2 жыл бұрын

the world has a sick obsession with black people.

@unaffiliated0437

2 жыл бұрын

hatred taught by their fathers

@conniejefferson6361

2 жыл бұрын

This is so sad on all levels.

@yabbo5138

2 жыл бұрын

@@unaffiliated0437 or life experience? Everyone forgets that part.

Why is this still a trial. We all know the truth. These murderers should be in solitary for the rest of their lives. I ran out of patience years ago. We are all doomed as humans because of other humans.

@enodenmad

2 жыл бұрын

They've already been convicted and sentenced. Now they have to convict them for it being a hate crime under federal statutes... that way it can be used in reference to future cases.

@reality6968

2 жыл бұрын

It's absolutely astonishing just how naive and unintelligent most liberals are 😳 kzread.info/dash/bejne/eJypqbtvj9GeZMbb.html

@richlisola1

2 жыл бұрын

Why is this still a trial? It’s amazing what good little partymen fascists some of the public have become. It doesn’t matter how likely one might be guilty, we all have the chance to defend ourselves, make our case, and to be shown to be guilty beyond “a reasonable doubt,” or not. Because if we do not get that chance, thousands of innocent people will go to prison every year. I’m sure you’d much rather convict them on your Twitter feed or in comment sections, such as this. Mob rule. Tell ya what, why not just pick a random keyboard jockey such as yourself to mete out justice? Fight to the death, both the accused and you handed swords ⚔️. Fight it out, survival of the fittest? If you have such zeal, put your money where your typing fingers are! It’s no less unjust that what you want.

@richlisola1

2 жыл бұрын

@@enodenmad Ah hate crimes. Punishing speech that was once free, rather than acts.

@gavinr.3170

2 жыл бұрын

The whole truth kzread.info/dash/bejne/qmRkyJann86debw.html

Don Lemon is such a class act. Something that hits so close to home, and he is able to hold it together amazingly.

@ladybluelotus

2 жыл бұрын

Facts!

It is difficult to understand the psychology of American Descendants Of European Immigrants (ADOEI) and their preoccupation with a Disadvantaged Minority Group that does not affect the ADOEI's existence in the country.

“When Donald and Ivana came to the casino, the bosses would order all the black people off the floor. It was the eighties, I was a teenager, but I remember it: They put us all in the back.” -Kip Brown, Trump Castle employee

@noble604

2 жыл бұрын

That’s pretty common ... even to this day. What store was it where the employees said the store managers put the Black workers in the basement when the CEO visited? (They had them folding or unboxing or sorting or something that day .. not cuffed in the basement.) This isn’t a surprise that they’d be that blatant. These businesses try to project their “best” and “most professional” image when Upper Management arrives and that usually entails exuding Black people from view. We *think Management is truly interested in representing a “diverse” workforce/workplace. That’s often not the case. They do it because they have to. Yes. It’s a sickness.

@HoneyBadger80886

2 жыл бұрын

#BLM #BigotrySucks

@rodortiz2618

2 жыл бұрын

A teenager in a Casino ..... Hahaha , probably your Grandma thought you were in Church ! Let's Go Brandon !

@colorad6018

2 жыл бұрын

lol that’s a lie

@bonscotty67

2 жыл бұрын

That is a ridiculous lie.

Fingers crossed their inmates hear that...as well as those liars who were claiming race had nothing to do with the case.

@bngr_bngr

2 жыл бұрын

That’s a myth. When you are in jail. This kind of crime moved people up the food chain.

@jayb2491

2 жыл бұрын

Oh their fellow inmates are going to hear it because they allow tv in state jails. Their own hate has cost them so much. They probably will never sleep peaceful again.

@Sam-jb6qc

2 жыл бұрын

@@bngr_bngr thats wishful thinking on your part lol, being a kinhead in what YOU woild agree is a perdominnatly black eneviornment is like bending over eith arrows pointing to your butt

@robertsample6038

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yes convicts watch TV and they remember faces and places. This three racist murderers won't rest easy in prison, and that includes protective custody

It's amazing how in an news article the white kid said he was waiting for them to put him in handcuffs but yet they never did and he knew he was wrong and should had been treated the way the black kid had been. He knew what the officers did was totally wrong.

Their own hatred is now turned against them, sending them to the prison cells they are deserving of. May God, through Jesus Christ, vindicate the innocent and punish the wicked.

@royjacksonjr.4447

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't hold my breath waiting on God to "vindicate the innocent and punish the wicked." The Nazis, as the personification of evil, required human intervention in the form of a terrible war, followed by the Nuremberg War Crimes trials, to bring them to justice. God was either asleep, or debating Naziism with the Pope. Hitler WAS a good Catholic, after all.

@MsGear001

2 жыл бұрын

@@royjacksonjr.4447 You do not know God and, therefore, cannot speak concerning Him. You do not know the Scriptures and, therefore, do not know that God's ways and thoughts are nothing like man. Don't forget Hitler, after ordering the murder of millions, turned against himself and committed murder upon himself. We, mere men, don't have a clue as to what/how/why God does what He does and allows what He allows. What we do know, for a certainty, is our own depravity absent of His Lordship over our lives.

@royjacksonjr.4447

2 жыл бұрын

@@MsGear001 My point was that examples of divine retribution appear few and far between nowadays. If a loving-- but vengeful-- God exists, he did NOTHING to prevent the Holocaust, or the murderous rampages of Pol Pot, Stalin, or any one of a dozen homicidal madmen who have done their level best to destroy one people or another in their quest for power, wealth, and influence. Why didn't He? The Hutus and Tutsi committed atrocities on each other, as have Sunni vs. Shiite Muslims, and Catholic vs. Protestant Christians. The atrocities are often committed IN THE NAME of God, Allah, or some other imaginary being. It has ALWAYS been up to human beings to stop the evils committed by their fellow man. I "don't know" God? Guess what; neither do you. How do you know that I have no knowledge of scripture? Did YOU read my mind, or study my academic record? You know NOTHING of my religious background or education, yet you presume to know-- better than I do-- what I do and do not know or believe. Evil men can, and often do, recite scripture, chapter and verse, to influence others. So whether or not I can quote what Matthew said about the resurrection is absolutely irrelevant to whether or not I'm a good person. I have known hateful, criminal Christians and loving, honest atheists during my 68 years on this Earth. And to paraphrase a philosopher whose name I forget: "Good men will do good things, and evil men evil things, but for a good person to do evil, it usually requires religion."

@MsGear001

2 жыл бұрын

@@royjacksonjr.4447 I understood your point. I said you don't know God based only upon what you've written. Those who don't know God speak as you have in your comment (likening God to some imaginary being or the "if there were a loving God, etc"). If you knew God, then the word "if" would not be in your vocabulary concerning Him. If you knew God, then you would know His Word concerning the vast difference between His and the thoughts of mere men who commit evil you seem to feel that He should do something about. God has placed within every person a conscious, an understanding of right from wrong/good from evil, and the ability to choose which they will/will not do. The fact that men commit such atrocities like a Hitler is not laid at God's feet. That is laid at the feet of the one doing evil. But why doesn't God just stop it since He, being all powerful, could? Why isn't the question never "Why don't men, who understand right from wrong, just stop doing wrong?" That's the question one should ask. Men are never satisfied. But, going further, since we're talking about a Holy, righteous, and just God, why shouldn't He destroy every person that commits wrong? And, since we can ask that question, we can then ask why shouldn't He destroy you when you do wrong or would you say that you never do wrong? Have you ever done anyone, at any point in your life wrong? Of course you have as have every person born. Therefore, by the logic of this just and powerful God who is able to destroy a Hitler for his atrocities, we should all be destroyed for own own, however small, atrocities toward others. Those who abandon their families and don't take care of their children should be destroyed because God says that they are worst than devils. But, when you know God, you know that it is not His will that any person should perish (be destroyed) but that every person would choose to turn away from their wrong and turn towards Him for the salvation from sin (their wrongdoings). This is the meaning of John 3:16 in the Bible. God has no respecter of persons. He loved Hitler just as He loves you and me and all people. He extends to us all, until we die, the invitation to turn from sin and accept Jesus Christ as our Savior from sin. Therefore, mere men must not, and certainly cannot, ever speak on how they think God should behave. Will you condemn God? You cannot as you have no standing to do so. It was good to hear you speak of hating the wrong you witnessed done to others but don't allow your sentiment there to cause you to feel as though you can put God on the stand and accuse Him falsely. Now, my stating an obvious fact about you not knowing God, based upon your own comments, was not meant to be abrasive in any way though it may have had that affect being written vs if we were speaking in person. Even so, I pray that God, through Jesus Christ, may allow this discussion to help you see/think differently about God and to wonder about who He truly is.

@royjacksonjr.4447

2 жыл бұрын

@@MsGear001 I'm afraid it's too late for that. As I stated, you have NO basis for your assumptions about my faith, education, or lack thereof. I studied my own faith extensively for 12 years in school, compared it to other faiths, and came to the carefully considered opinion that since all religions cannot be right, it is most likely that none are. If you have read the Bible as extensively as you seem to have, then you know that God gave strict rules for slavery, required the Isrealites to massacre their neighbors, take captive--i.e. rape-- the adult women and young girls, and murder the male children. God also supposedly sent bears to maul and eat some children who had insulted a prophet for his baldness! That seems to me to be an extreme penalty for being rude. Those examples alone would brand Yahweh as a murderous psychopath if he were human. And before you cry, "Oh, no, that's in the OLD Testament," let's not forget that Jesus said that he came to fulfill the laws of Moses, NOT change them. Sorry I can't quote chapter and verse on these stories, but I assume you can, or at least know the parts of the book in which they appear. So my question becomes "How well do YOU know your God?" At least, we can still agree (I think) that Ahmad Arbery's killers are getting what they deserve: justice. But it's HUMAN justice: the only kind we can be sure of.

Some people who feel inadequate, inferior or less intelligent have to find someone else or some other group of persons to malign. hate and marginalize, in order to make themselves feel superior. Unfortunately these people with limited cognitive ability often resort to violence when lashing out against what they feel is an unjust world and that violence is usually pointed at That group of people which they have come to hate.

@noble604

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you. And how much contact do we really have with people of all races? Real contact, real conversations, sustained interacting, spending large amounts of time/ many times over time. We’re very ignorant and bubbled ... yet we have so much to say ....

@yrp237

2 жыл бұрын

Let's teach that in school!

@larryj1048

2 жыл бұрын

True. Smart people realize that life is too short to spend your limited time on Earth wallowing in hate and blame for others.

@jamberry8026

2 жыл бұрын

It's called scapegoating.

@population-_-420

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds about ￦ h i t£

This breaks my heart. Hurts my soul.

@airhat

2 жыл бұрын

So very sad😢🙏☮️

@Lynnleemattos

2 жыл бұрын

I know, its so heartbreaking 😢

@peachesandpoets

2 жыл бұрын

Cool story bro. Do something. You don't have to leave a comment lying about this, but I know one hundred percent you have not confronted all the casual racists in your life. Do that then you can fake outrage. And tell your friends. We're tired of shocking you into action. Dust off your protest sign from 2020 and take it to your next brunch with your racist friend that says problematic shit but "means well" so you've never said anything. And to the guilty people who want to say mean shit, yup. I am all of those things. I'm also correct.

We can change laws, hold people accountable, shame them, cancel them, whatever but how do we change someone's heart. How do we make people see the hate in them. I can't get over that part. I don't understand how people can be so hateful.

@masterman7033

2 жыл бұрын

Easy. Hateful parents raise hateful children.

Racism will never end in this country.... I get sick to my stomach when I think how people can hate a fellow human being. We were all created by God and we are equal. Black people, we need to be strong and wise, we are targeted every second of the day. THIS WILL NEVER END.

They're being held accountable now. I couldn't be happier ☺️.

@population-_-420

2 жыл бұрын

Daily reminder on Jan 6 impeached tRump attacked amerikkka during a joint session of Congress certifying the 2020 election results .

What's new: my son who stood six feet tall in High School, was walking with a group of his classmates, they were stopped by NYPD officers and he was the only one asked for ID--he was the only black in the group of 5

@bngr_bngr

2 жыл бұрын

Stop and frisk. The new black mayor wants that back.

@wendyreal247

2 жыл бұрын

@Mr A He did, and although it was unjustified because was simply walking while black---My child is alive, refusal could have meant otherwise

@jsibert40

2 жыл бұрын

Smells like BS

@savetheenvironment.savethe5652

2 жыл бұрын

NYPD and others are nothing but racist and white supremacists walking around with guns and badges MOST OF THEM.

@phanatic215

2 жыл бұрын

@bngr bngr it's unconstitutional. Anyone supporting it but claims to be a patriot, needs to be kicked out of the country.

During the investigation expect to hear these words from the cops, " I was in fear for my life"

That video at the end is a prime example of a black person's skin being seen as a weapon. That was a harmless fight between kids. Neither had a weapon both were throwing punches. One kids gets pulled away and is treated like he is being protected and the other is treated like a criminal. I hope both those officers get fired.

America staying classy as always

@population-_-420

2 жыл бұрын

Retrumplicans ameriKKKa

@markschlenker1948

2 жыл бұрын

Seriously

@markn3936

2 жыл бұрын

Didn't we go through this whole story for months? Don Lemon and CNN must do the Democrat's bidding and make us hostile towards each other.

@kaydee6555

2 жыл бұрын

@@markn3936 oh so you think racism is Don Lemons fault?

@markn3936

2 жыл бұрын

@@kaydee6555 no. We went through the entire story including the trial. EVERYBODY feels these idiots were guilty. It's that the left must keep this stuff front and center and even create it when there isn't any. The Democrats need victims to keep their power. People, by and large, don't give race any thought. It's only when the left just shoves it down people's necks(Including young kids) that it is over-blown. Political tool for Democrats.

As a child in Northern Ont. Canada I heard that N word on television in the 1960s about Black people wanting their human rights - but I read and heard another terrible word that upset me no end - a word designating an Indiginous female - beginning with the letter 'S'. It upset me because of the high indiginous population and the kids that were in my class and were my friends. And their moms and dads were friends of my mom and dad, and they went to church and ti skate and to the show and everywhere that we went. We were intermarried and fostered and adopted back and forth also. But man! There were lots if racists among us and even textbooks used the words 'squaw ' and ' buck' and that sounded strange and yucky to a child - you don't know why but you know that it is WRONG , and you look at the faces of the kids in your class and you know IT IS WRONG. Thankfully I haven't heard those words in decades. One reason I think is because we have had indiginous educators giving indiginous studies in our elementary schools and with indiginous educators mentoring indigenous kids in our high schools and secondary education. And Indiginous Days and all of the work around the Residential Schools etc. The truth about the treatment of indiginous people by our governments and truth and reconciliation is absolutely essential. America needs to begin this work today. Now.

@pamelafranklin3452

2 жыл бұрын

Shut up

@MaryT-KetoEveryDay

2 жыл бұрын

@@pamelafranklin3452 ???

@nimue4325

2 жыл бұрын

Canada has treated their Native/Indigenous people with cruelty and still do so today. Also Canada still refers to the "Indian Act" while these peoples are not even "Indians"...ridiculous!

Police aren’t supposed to be judge & jury. Arrest both, or sit them both down and practice a little de-escalation. Well trained police officers could go a long way towards changing public perceptions. What the police did in this situation was wrong.

Don, what’s going on with DOJ trying to move these guys to Federal Prison? Please investigate!

What happened to the self defense claim. Whew! And this is from someone who was a police. and then that mall fight at the end just emphasizes what we have always said. How come the "good cops" don't arrest the bad cops.

@alexstone3822

2 жыл бұрын

I know you know, you can't chase somebody with a shotgun, trap them, and when they fight for their life, claim it was self defense. PEACE

@wendyreal247

2 жыл бұрын

Self-defense in all probability would only be on the table if the child in handcuffs was white; as we saw the white child being the aggressor was allowed to go unrestrained. Unarmed black men are killed by the police while their armed counterparts are apprehended unharmed after committing murder. Yet many try to turn a blind eye or try to rewrite events--just look at January 6 and the way the clown in chief spoke to a predominantly white mob who brutally assaulted law enforcement officers and desecrated the Capital. Less we forget, he had law enforcement go after BLM protesters who were peacefully protesting. They were over-policed so that he could walk to a church and take a picture with an upside-down bible. Let's not even speak about the fact that as of this minute with the litany of criminal actions by the orange clown, the DOJ has yet to take action. We hear how he could and should be held accountable, and here we are; but reassured had his actions been something that Obama had done, all cases would have been swiftly prosecuted

@earnestlewis1217

2 жыл бұрын

Doesn't the fact they don't arrest the bad cops eliminate them from being called good cops???

@wesleyfulton2186

2 жыл бұрын

@@earnestlewis1217 Exactly my point. But then there is also the whole police union. Another level of Bad.

I guess they forgot what happened to George Floyd when they kneeled on his back! And this is a kid!

@jaden3476

2 жыл бұрын

They didn’t forget

@davidparker9022

2 жыл бұрын

He had a cardiac arrest from the amount of fentanyl in his system

I don’t see that as “casual racism”, it’s outright racism. Casual racism is throwing out CV’s with non-“English” sounding names, it’s not backing up your non-white employees to placate w white “Karen”. It’s rebuking someone for not wearing their waiter’s uniform when they are dressed for the ball in which they are the main speaker. Using the n-word casually is like casually stating you’re in the local KKK.

Roddie said his daughter finally has her Ninja, yet he’s charged with Molestation🤷🏽‍♀️

Bottom line is they got life in prison. Justice was finally served. Evidence showed they did this out of racism and not some form of civilian Justice. Hasn't changed only gotten more brazen on social media because of the shock value.

@princerose233

2 жыл бұрын

End of the day they will have a nice time in federal prison. Now if they served their time in state prison first that would be justice since federal prison is cake.

@princerose233

2 жыл бұрын

@The Wraith so you're a clown I see. Like I said the fed prison system is way different than state. I'm pointing they will be getting off easy. I'm sure you would feel different it was your family member killed. Have a great day mcmichaels sympathizer.

Just say it. It's important that people see these people for who they are.

Sad to say this ,but there's alot of thos language being text and said in backroom meetings at our jobs and abroad. It's just in them to be like this. Not all but enough of them .

I'm blk and my Dad(may he rest in peace) would have knocked my teeth out if he ever heard me say that word. People on both sides of my family NEVER use that word

27 years ago my oldest Sister lost her 2 year old Daughter because of a heart murmur after traveling the country to several specialists thanks to McDonald's House. We lost her. My Brother-in-law's family is from Alabama so they decided to lay her to rest there. We drove from NJ to Alabama. Me, my mother, my cop brother, and my second oldest sister. The longest drive I had ever been on at 16 years old and today. When we finally reached Alabama our first stop was a local gas station for gas and snacks. As we got out a pick up truck full of white men front and bed of the truck circled the corner of the lot yelling "go home Nigger..go back where you came from Nigger..get out of here right now!". We were on our way to the most saddest event in our lives that still effects us and this how we were greeted by the locals because of our color and NJ license plates. It was the first and only time in my life I have ever been called that to my face or indirectly. They stop for a second. 5 white men. My brother walked infront of me and my mother and showed his 9mm glock without saying one word and they quietly drove off without saying another one. We attended my baby nieces funeral and got the hell out of Alabama never to return. My Sister has but not the rest of the family which is extremely sad because we loved her so much. I think about those men sometimes having no idea why we were there only wanting to show and spread their hate. Until they saw my brother's gun. 😏✊🏾

@dreamcoyote

2 жыл бұрын

:( So sorry you had to experience that. It's important to tell those stories because plenty of people think that all stopped in 1968 or whatever. 27 years ago is really not that far removed from how we live today.

@aliyaforever2254

2 жыл бұрын

@@dreamcoyote thank you for your kindness. The last 5 years bought back all those feelings. What if my now retired brother wasn't a cop or if it was night out. At 16 it didn't scare me but it made extremely more sad then we already were. We're a lightskined family my great grandfather was white and we have his complexion completely so we had never been racially targeted in NJ before. It didn't help us in Alabama. I have two grown children and a 7 year old brown skin granddaughter. Yes the last 5 years have been terrifying watching the world turn back to hate. Our lives do matter and we are not all criminals and thugs just ordinary families trying to make life work in our beloved America 🇺🇸

@mlee6842

2 жыл бұрын

Y'all were fortunate to get out of the state ok after showing a weapon.... Sorry but true...

@aliyaforever2254

2 жыл бұрын

@Cinnamon wow they still had sundown towns in the 80's? I can't remember exactly which town it was but it was open fields in every direction but the gas station on the corner. Tall orange grass stalks..mid day. You could see the sun starting to set. To me it was beautiful coming from a city. Until we heard the horns blowing and screech of the pick up turning the corner. Wow thank you for the explanation it makes a lot of sense now and unfortunately more scarier

@aliyaforever2254

2 жыл бұрын

@@mlee6842 Thank you, sometimes the truth can save your life. We had no idea. It was our first time in the "south" south and last

i read where some one in the comment section said democrats are the most hateful people well you are wrong about that i am a democrat and i do not hate or promote violence of any kind so why not keep red/blue out of it and put the blame where the blame belongs on the person/persons who committed the crime

@swgame2511

2 жыл бұрын

@Suave House Check your history of political ideology and pollical parties. Educated and aware people don't buy the bs you're spewing

@h2lo704

2 жыл бұрын

@Suave House Yeah, the right wing conservative Democrats created KKK... they were all right wing conservatives... all historical documents shown that.

I'm offended because you assumed I would get offended by the N word. This is the world we live in nowadays

COME ON GUYS LETS STOP ACTING LIKE THIS IS NOT NORMAL THIS IS HOW IT IS IN AMERICA AND OTHER PLACES AROUND THE WORLD FOR BLACK PEOPLE.

If you're white and you hang around with other white people, this is actually how white people talk when black people aren't around to hear them. Are you shocked? I'm not. I've heard this crap my whole entire life. I grew up with my father saying this sort of thing, and my entire family says this sort of thing to this day. It's generational. I'm the black sheep because I don't think like they do. I don't speak like they do, and I have respect for people regardless of the color of their skin. I don't know why this concept is so difficult for white people. Oh wait. It's because they think they're Superior. It's that whole Master race idea. They've been told their whole lives at because they're white they're Superior to other races, but White Men Can't Jump, white man can't play sports, and white men don't have rhythm, hence we get insults about the Super Bowl halftime show.

@humangeneric-777

2 жыл бұрын

@Spring Is Coming 🇺🇸 What does that have to do with racist white folks saying racist things behind black people's backs? Stay on topic.

@ShezMarvalouz

2 жыл бұрын

@Spring Is Coming 🇺🇸 your so weak my guy. Are you ok? Do you need help with that cowardice of yours?

"Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good." Romans 12:21 It's easier said than done, but if we are to survive and thrive as a people it must be done.

@umbra9273

2 жыл бұрын

Except the Bible has rules for slavery. Perhaps not the best book to use for anti racism

@warrinbang1191

2 жыл бұрын

@@umbra9273 Abolitionist used the Bible to condemn slavery. Slave holders used the same Bible to maintain slavery. It a matter of interpretation. Also the Bible strengthened slaves like Harriet Tubman. Wicked people always distort the Scriptures to promote their evil agenda.

@Gobackto4chan

2 жыл бұрын

@@warrinbang1191 There’s a passage in the Bible condoning chattel slavery, and it’s not really open for interpretation. People who used religion to counter pro-slavery arguments actually did it despite the Bible not because of it.

@warrinbang1191

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gobackto4chan I agree. The Bible does condone some immoral acts. But to condone is not the same as approve. God is longsuffering. The Bible addressed slavery because it existed due to wickedness and sin, not because it was what God intended . God says do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Also a few Scripture don't make for sound Bible doctrine. Take the Bible in its entirety with Spirit and truth. No where does the Bible even condone the rape of women slaves nor the brutally whipping and callous killing of any slave. And this is a fact not subject to interpretation.

@Gobackto4chan

2 жыл бұрын

@@warrinbang1191 See that’s where you’re wrong. I agree that passage is in the Bible, but that just proves how full of contradictions it can be at times. In Leviticus it plainly says “slaves obey your masters, even the cruel ones.” It also lays out that people may be treated as property and passed down to your kids. I think it’s a verbal sleight of hand to say “it’s only in there because it existed due to human wickedness.” The logical conclusion is theoretically god had the ability to stop it or leave instructions on slavery out of the Bible but chose not to. On this topic the Bible is pretty defenseless.

So sad. I wish, as a "white" girl, I could do more than apologize. I will teach my children well.

@akahee22

2 жыл бұрын

That's all we can ask for 💪🏿

Don, I’m a white guy born and raised in the town where Ahmaud Arbery was murdered, and that word offends ME. It offends me deeply, as do all hateful terms used to denigrate and dehumanize entire swaths of the one human family, because it’s MY family.

Spend time in any small town coffee shop or cafe on any morning in the USA and listen close. Racist speak is everywhere.

@bigpicturethinking5620

2 жыл бұрын

In the ghettos what is said about whites? People don’t like people who aren’t like them, especially in social or cultural norms.

@fluxfaze

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigpicturethinking5620 False. I like dogs and cats and tweety birds and such. And if you fire back with a “They’re not people!” response then you should never be allowed to be near any animals, including homo sapiens.

@rasheed12th38

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigpicturethinking5620 You think all black people live in ghettos. Ya see that's classic.

@oumousarr3519

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigpicturethinking5620 its not normal to hate people because we are all human we are not taught to hate white people because they are white we look at caracter its God will to make us with different ethnic or skin tone he could've make us all the same but its beautiful

@flamingoboot8874

2 жыл бұрын

Primates killing other primates over tribalism… it’s fairly obvious our origin as a species

That kind of casual racism is foreign to me. I'm aware that it exists but not in my family of origin nor did I raise my children that way. It is shocking and offensive no matter how many times I hear about it. I will never understand the willful ignorance and hate that exists.

@MyAb111

2 жыл бұрын

It's not casual its psychopathic. Racists come different degrees. That is Klu Klux Klan/ Nazi level racism.

@trinakajamison2834

2 жыл бұрын

Just because YOU don't use this language doesn't make it "foreign." You know good and well you know people who use this term and racist language. Pretending like it's an anomaly or "foreign" as you say just perpetuates it.

I know its not Cracker Barrell's fault, but a former employee has cost them another customer forever.

I'm with you Don.

We need to talk about racism in America until there is no racism in America. It's not okay that people are treated differently and how harsh the difference is. How is this legal? This tape should send someone to jail. That's someone's child.

Don I remember when I was ten years old and my sister Rosemary was eleven years old .We were attending St.Josephs Catholic School and we were the only Black kids in the school, Any ways we were on a merry go round just my sister and me and a couple of Italian kids . All of a sudden a large group of White kids got around the merry go round ,they joined hands and they started going in the opposite direction that the merry go round was going . As they skipped , they were singing "Billy and rosemary are chocolate bars" ,Billy and Rosemary are chocolate bars I jumped off of the merry go round and I started attacking the White kids . The priest took me into the principals office where I had to bend over and get paddled I am 74 years old Don and I still remember it like it was yesterday It hurt me so bad. .

@yrp237

2 жыл бұрын

Priests & cops. All part of the same demented mindset. But I am sorry for what you went through. I was in 7th grade and a guy sitting in front of me was teasing me relentlessly. As a young girl, my options were limited. So I took off his baseball cap & threw it on the ground. I was the one paddled by the principle (who I still have a visceral hate for over 40+ years later). I still remember that too. We were both white but wrong is wrong. No one cared to hear my side of the story or call my parents. It's not the paddling so much that hurts but the injustice. Large & small ones that is what people internalize & it affects everyone in our society. We need to treat each other better!! Always & in all ways.

@jsibert40

2 жыл бұрын

First off Italians are white. Second kids can be bullies. Third somehow you think black kids don't pick on white kids? Fourth that's catholic school for ya.

@hashtagunderscore3173

2 жыл бұрын

The old hand-wave-racism-off card. Cute.

Having racist beliefs does not necessarily translate into racist actions.

Those police officers were doing exactly what they've been trained to do.

It always amazes me how we, US Americans, know absolutely NOTHING about the USA Judiciary process. THIS CASE IS NOT OVER PEOPLE🤦🏾‍♂️

@shawnmack1095

2 жыл бұрын

The state case is this case is federal and its over they debating over 30 years or life.. Them monsters getting their day in hell 🤣 🤣 🤣

@jamberry8026

2 жыл бұрын

It's almost over and those three stooges are done for the rest of their lives!

I'm a white guy and hearing about slavery doesn't make me uncomfortable for being white. I never owned any slaves and neither did any of my ancestors. And if they had, so what? I have no more control over the behavior of my ancestors than I do that of my descendants a hundred years from now. We're responsible for ourselves and ourselves alone. Of course, people should learn about stuff that happened and that is happening even today. It's the only way to keep it from happening in the future. But, bottom line, if someone does something to you or a family member or a friend and you hold that against some uninvolved party solely because of that person's paint job, you ain't wired right.

@noble604

2 жыл бұрын

It’s not about *you specifically ..... or your great grandparents specifically, respectfully. It’s rather about _the benefits reaped_ versus _the benefits_ denied/withheld from centuries of the difference. This reminds of me of an interview by Oprah of the now adult high schoolers who blocked the Black kids from going to school in Little Rock to integrate the school. They came back to reunite with the kids 50 yeare later. One white adult said “I just didn’t understand why you wanted to come to school with me so badly. I didn’t understand why you had to be with me.” Oprah interrupted and said “No one wanted to go to school with *you. It wasn’t about you. They wanted to receive _the education_ that was in that school, (which, by the way, their parents’ tax paying dollars were paying for for them.) it was never about “you.”

@emsleywyatt3400

2 жыл бұрын

@@noble604 Personally, I went to a school which was pretty evenly split, racially speaking. A lot of those folks (black and white) are still my friends today.

@noble604

2 жыл бұрын

Emsley - that’s wonderful! Glad to hear it! (It has nothing to do with you/ your ancestors owning slaves is the point.)

@emsleywyatt3400

2 жыл бұрын

@renideo Such an in-depth reply merits recognition. I'm not astonished by the explosion of overt racism. Many of us saw the election of Obama not as proof that racism had been overcome, but that it could be, and in time, would be. Others viewed it very, very differently. Another factor is that there are folks out there who've turned bigotry into a business model and once profit gets involved it's very hard to step on it.

What is the problem? Where is the NATIVE AMERICANS and the other races?

There is no such thing as casual racism, just like there's no such thing as casual hatred.

And there are people that actually think that they would have done the same if the person jogging was white.

@yunglife1244

2 жыл бұрын

This is Amerikkka smh

@barbarawhite744

2 жыл бұрын

Bullsh..

@hansolo6101

2 жыл бұрын

@@yunglife1244 So then why live here?

@hansolo6101

2 жыл бұрын

You think that if a white person looks suspicious to another white person they're not going to do anything about it? Hilarious!!

@rontiyon

2 жыл бұрын

@@hansolo6101 because he wants to live here, that's why, and how do you know hes not from the US? You're already showing you don't get it! These people who think people who stand up to, and call out racism, or any other injustice, needs to leave are playing themselves. No, running isnt the answer, thats what cowards do akin to the McMichaels.....staying and fighting for whats right is always the best remedy

As each day passes am more convinced that everyone should be made to learn critical race theory, instead of restricting CRT to just law schools and universities! Race and racism is so endemic in American white psyche is becoming a pandemic!

@richlisola1

2 жыл бұрын

Should be Made To Learn? Yeah that’s not at all fascist. Education is so fickle, today it’s this, tomorrow it’s that. The same people saying kids must learn it, are the swiftest to deny it even exists at all.

@shawntaeh9410

2 жыл бұрын

@@richlisola1 No one said critical race theory didn't exist. People just said it's not being taught to children. Everyone by now knows critical race theory is taught at the graduate level to college students. Also are you saying American education is fascist because they make you go to school parents will and can be arrested for truancy.

@glumboy4229

2 жыл бұрын

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@richlisola1

2 жыл бұрын

@@shawntaeh9410oh someone did say it didn’t exist. The same people who paradoxically get angry when parents try to ban it, because they don’t want their kids brainwashed. And I don’t know where you got the idea that I support truancy. What I support is kids being taught traditional academic subjects. Not crackpot race theories that have no bearing in real scholarship.

@shawntaeh9410

2 жыл бұрын

@@richlisola1 I never said you supported trency. Rereading is a great reading tool. No one is mad that CRT is getting banned. People are mad that we are focusing on something that actually doesn't exist until graduate school. And that local governments are using this to ban things in American history they don't like and to not let little white kids feel bad about themselves. I didn't see the wide coverage of the Texas school that had a mock slave auction, that clearly would make African American kids feel bad, but that one was OK.

That’s just pure evil, it’s crazy that some people still think that we are in the 1800’s.... that’s why they are gonna get that ass tapped in federal custody...

I'm thankful that technology has exposed so many of these deplorable, mentally disturbed thugs.

This is selfloading , we were all darkskined from the beginning....

@BoricuaNyc

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. A white lady said she was a faded blaçk person.

@ShezMarvalouz

2 жыл бұрын

I wish they’d make this part of education in America. They love to skip over and historical information that shows black people being the original skin of humans.

Felt like a punch in the abdomen, held my breath!

Imagine how offensive it is to have your 6 and 7 year old come home from school talking about they should be sorry for their white privilege

@jaybird4571

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine your six year old being told the absolute truth about the country. If learning the truth about America makes her hate it, then what does that say about the country dummy?

I hope the two officers involved in the mall fight are fired and the young man who was cuffed deserves to be compensated and given a public apology.

When I was in my 20 I was at a gas station with my now ex-wife and and employee of mine when we were confronted by white men, we were arguing, the clerk called the police, as the police were pulling up one of the men decided to push me, they see him do it. I push the guy back and my employee who was also black both wound up in handcuffs in the back seat of a police car while they ask the men to tell them what happened. The only thing they knew for a fact at that point is that they had witnessed a white man assault me and decided that me and my employee needed to be in custody for everyone's safety. That's justice in America.

@tayt9698

2 жыл бұрын

Same thing happened to me with a white woman but of course you know people didn't want to speak up because she was white but yet we're upset and we're better right

Every officers performance record should be evaluated quarterly. If your record is good you get a raise. If your record is bad you get penalized. After 3 penalties you’re marked as unqualified to work in law enforcement.

@thetrilogy80

2 жыл бұрын

Hit that pocket book. They'll tighten up.

@marcus6793

2 жыл бұрын

@jr goxy I have a job and they do evaluate us every quarter and our raises are determined that way. So yeah I think it’s highly appropriate.

RACISM EVERYWHERE AGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

I'm an African woman, born & Raised in an African country where people who look like me are the majority... I have never experienced blatant overt racism neither have I experienced covert racism in my country except for when I was studying in Sweden... But at least I knew that I didn't have to suffer indefinitely and that I would return home... But that experience still left me sad and angry at why those racist people couldn't see me for all that I know I am... I couldn't imagine my having to endure it constantly and indefinitely... Racism is unwarranted HATE... And hating someone is like taking poison and hoping that that person you hate dies... We won't die... We'll never die...

That fight and arrest at the end. My heart dropped.

Don, what is your advice as to how white allies can let our AA brothers and sisters know we are here, supportive and understanding of the reality of the racism you face? This absolutely crushes my heart and im so sick of it. More education on implicit bias and psych tests need to be considered in LE hiring procedures. Im a hard core advocate for whats right. This is just wrong.

@bngr_bngr

2 жыл бұрын

I’m more worried about Black on Asian crime.

@noble604

2 жыл бұрын

It doesn’t start with LE. It’s in the store, school, etc. If you think you see it, question it. Sometimes it’s not. (I don’t know how these officers will answer to their response to the mall fight to say it’s not what it looks like) but if you see it, question it. Just my opinion

@dreamcoyote

2 жыл бұрын

For one thing, stop accepting "locker room talk" and other unacceptable comments from peers. If you don't speak up in those circles, who will? If you are silent, they see you as complicit and it only serves to make those beliefs acceptable in their eyes. Call them on it. Make them feel the discomfort they should feel.

@2Exile0

2 жыл бұрын

Vote for better politicians. They are the ones making culture wars.

@realchanger8220

2 жыл бұрын

@@bngr_bngr And I'm more worried about the Asians fleecing and robbing the black community.

Mrs Jane Elliot once said. “If you’re a white man, born, raised and educated in America, it’s a Miracle if you’re not racist” it’s true. For me, I believe EVERY white person is racist, it’s just that the racism is covered by two things. Education and Politeness. As a black man, I don’t believe that a white man likes me, God will need to come from heaven to make me believe it. I’ve had too much experience to make me draw that conclusion.

And some people still have the nerve to tell black people ‘there really isn’t racism anymore’…

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Dong Lemon married to a man?

@JRoss-zxzx

2 жыл бұрын

And yet here your troll butt is...watching. tsk tsk

@kenwhite6449

2 жыл бұрын

You're always wrong, Willy Wanker. Always.

@kenyadavis5773

2 жыл бұрын

What does that have to do with anything??

@hunterwebber6025

2 жыл бұрын

Yea and he's probably got aids or hiv.

@hunterwebber6025

2 жыл бұрын

Demanding universal health care pay for it 😅

Keep the love!,; we shall and will, Overcome with the love of GOD in Jesus Christ!

It's not a hate crime. The convicted thief only got shot after he grabbed the shotgun. End of story.

They aren't sick, they are evil.

I am white and I have been hanging out with Black people since I was 17. I’m 64 now. Y’all need to befriend Black folk because they are awesome. All this hate is a huge waste of time and energy.

*TRUMP FOR JAIL 2022*

@justpray365

2 жыл бұрын

Hillary will be sharing a cell with him. Let them have it out alone. Lot of sexual tension there.

@ALX_747

2 жыл бұрын

When you are politicized so hard to either side of the isle, you should know you've been played.

@zoobrizz

2 жыл бұрын

Biden for the nursing home. 2022 💋

@hunterwebber6025

2 жыл бұрын

@Busy Bee and yet you never mentioned a word about the billions in damages and fires from the "peaceful" protests. People like you disgust me.

@hunterwebber6025

2 жыл бұрын

Trump2022. Tired of 3 69 a gallon gas. Wtf wanted Obamas third term? The economy sucks but blame it on faucis hand made virus.

"Casual racist" isn't what I'd refer to these scumbags as.

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And they tried to say it was t about race ! Lol. Demographics has them acting like fools lately 🎯🎯🎯

"Call on the Lord in the day of trouble, and He will deliver you" -Psalm 50 :15

@MyThoughtzExactly

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

He wasn’t saying the words are sick! He was saying Racism is a SICKNESS.

Wow no cuffs on the white guy that was fighting too. He was able to stand up and everything. That just shows you what's really up with cops

@jimmylchambers

2 жыл бұрын

Not all cops.