I'm a black married mom, daughter, sister, and I agree with Charlie 100%. Its a cultural problem that has developed through the entertainment industry.

@user-qg1bo7ye1d

Ай бұрын

To see that you agree with him shows how uneducated you really are. This white girl is smarter and more informed than you are.

@bluevegas01

Ай бұрын

Not to mention Sara, that the culture has shifted to a scary "I don't give a F" direction. No shame or the feeling of shame whatsoever.

@zamuxolomaneli5397

Ай бұрын

Who controls the black culture. The white record labels control the black culture.

@ronfullerton3162

Ай бұрын

And, as Charlie said, this irresponsibility of a father has bled over into the white and Hispanic communities. And with that, we now see youth of all race backgrounds being very disrespectful of laws, morals, and to other people in general. And with this feeling growing, it has started to allow a dark shadow creep across our nation. And with a national government and media supporting it, I wonder how long till a controlling socialism is established by our politicians and bureaucrates.

@prodesign8189

Ай бұрын

Entertainment industry is really just controlled by world powers/CIA etc. Remember that NBA coach that was told by china to apologize publicly for siding with Taiwan years back? Or Cena creating that mandrin apology. The real matter is we have been sold out by greedy aholes. Our culture could be diverse and great like I remember in the 80s. It wasn't nearly as bad as today.

As a 33 black man who grew up fairly around the poverty stricken areas I fully agree. My father being in the household, Christan based background and involved parents are major factors to why I didn’t fall into crime, gangs, drugs and bad choices

@uglycaca696

22 сағат бұрын

Amen brother. I don’t know why people don’t think that exactly what you said is relevant. Blinded to the truth…

As a black woman I am not offended by this debate! I’m actually applauding 👏🏽Charlie for bringing light to the truth of what a lot of black people are dodging. The Black culture can’t get ahead because their focal points are centered on 50/50 relationships and what makes a black man or black woman “high valued” and other superficial bs that no one gives a F about🤦🏽‍♀️

@thehighlander1945

10 күн бұрын

"The black culture can't get......" 😄😄👏👏👏👏👏 YEEES, that is part of the reason why, and I have noticed that too, our people have a lot of growing up to do. They would rather talk all day about Will Smith "getting it from behind" or banning g@y people in Uganda than talk about the importance of making our children read more at home, building infrastructure, investing in education, removing graffiti from our ghettoes and so on. Our people don't really think about stuff like that, it is boring, too much like hard work... 🥱

@aceathor

Сағат бұрын

Do you know what a computer is ? Have you an ID ? I'm French by the way, and see Américans démocrate saying that on videos. "Black kids in bronx don't know what a computer is." and also "IDs for voting is discrination against black people because they don't know how to take the steps to obtain their identity card." From my point of view, this statements are racist. But there is nothing equivalent among the Republicans I don't know "Black american culture" but for me as French I think that the problem is "community". If everyone stays in their own community there will never be diversity and mixing of cultures and no one will be able to understand the other community, in that case it might as well be 2 different countries.

@user-zh2cu2jk9j

44 минут бұрын

@@aceathor Take your French opinion and shove it.

When it came down to it, her ONLY argument was a BELIEF in CRT.

I've never had a problem being black and making it in my life, until this whole movement started. Charlie speaks truth. No one is out there stopping you from getting to where you want to be except you.

@ladydove5895

Ай бұрын

You and me both. What is happening now is reversed racism. I don't know any country in the world that its people don't need an ID to vote.

@kazkaz2212

Ай бұрын

Well said and you should be proud of yourself and your achievements.

@xxstormbringerxx

Ай бұрын

Amen. Regardless of race. Life is hard for the majority of us. We are our greatest obstacle to success. And it is important to define what success means to you.

@malindagray8561

27 күн бұрын

I am white and had the blacks and whites not fought for equal rights. White races men would not give you any rights today.

@sallydeppe8575

27 күн бұрын

Obama caused the whites to realize that blacks are black. Until Obama, I thought we were all equal.

From a black man, the truth hurts. Dude speaking facts! This the shit that “our black” leaders need to say and stop blaming the “oppressors” for our own cultural problems. He’s speaking facts! Shout out to Charlie man, call it what you want.

@dantesdad7930

28 күн бұрын

You were enthusiastic with your tap, dancing coming to the age of this dude sees you as a subhuman.

@Niceguy1115

28 күн бұрын

@@dantesdad7930 nahhh man, I don’t care what he see’s me as. That’s the thing, that’s his own beliefs, I know who and what I am. What he was speaking was facts bro. The lack of accountability in our own communities is the reason for our short comings. It’s no ones fault

@Niceguy1115

28 күн бұрын

@@dantesdad7930 but ours bro. I’m just keeping it real.

@highestpeeqs9532

27 күн бұрын

Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back.

@ThaDogfather_YT

25 күн бұрын

"Our leaders"? The real leaders in our community, the outspoken, those that didn't care about political correctness they were all labeled as threats to national security and then imprisoned or murdered...the final infiltrated influential blacc groups and tried and succeeded in silencing them. They silenced the intellectuals, the protectors, and the brave, who were willing to fight, and die for what they believed was right. And in doing so created a void that had to be filled in communities like los Angeles that void was filled with new groups like the Crips (Community Revolution In Progress) and Bloods (Brotherly Love Overrides Oppressive Destruction) which were created by literal CHILDREN who saw groups like the blacc panthers and also witnessed the destruction of those groups through assassination and incarceration and wanted to protect their communities like the panthers before them yet as children lacced guidance, you might believe this is a conspiracy but if the government has admitted to infiltrating the blacc panthers who were far more organized, established and mature then these groups of children do you not think they did the same to the crios and bloods? It's obvious from the vkacc Wallstreet incident and the president's own words in regards to the blacc man and the bpp specifically that they didn't want vlacc people.to be self-sufficient and prosperous.

Poverty does not create crime, it’s the opposite way around. Crime creates poverty.

@michaeldriggers7681

3 сағат бұрын

Bullshit

We should all demand to our SENATORS AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES that we ALL show ID when voting.

@wendygvozdich3187

8 күн бұрын

Absolutely and we vote in PERSON

Love that these young kids who have never lived true life think they know everything.

@highestpeeqs9532

27 күн бұрын

Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back.

@grahamewen5425

24 күн бұрын

@@highestpeeqs9532-😂 So is 👹👿

@christianlenik5307

21 күн бұрын

​@@grahamewen5425Shut Up, Wokeist

@redrock861

21 күн бұрын

​@@highestpeeqs9532good job coming off as bat shit crazy

@NuvoVision

17 күн бұрын

​@@grahamewen5425soooooo edgyyyyyy

She was not clever, she was regurgitating what she heard from her professors. She wasn't being intellectually honest. She did not even sound clever at all. But she did appear confident and condescending.

@romine777

Ай бұрын

She was regurgitating liberal professor talking points.

@ziad_jkhan

Ай бұрын

I challenge you to provide a single evidence that black fathers are less involved in their children's care than fathers of other races. This is just justification for the exploitation of the oppressed poor to keep them poor and exploitable by those in power. It's just the heritage of slavery that's still present in subtle ways.

@dakotatotten5355

Ай бұрын

Man I wish more people would get called out for verbal plagiarism in colleges more and more .

@ziad_jkhan

Ай бұрын

She is absolutely right. There is ZERO evidence for black people caring less about their kids...duh

@ziad_jkhan

Ай бұрын

There is no evidence for black people neglecting their kids

I'm white....single male, and i work 40 hours or more a week, im 58, and have worked in the ARMY, as a firefighter, and a police officer, and i continue to work. Where, exactly, is my privilege? I don't see anyone handing me anything i didn't earn through training and work.

@AlphaBravoCharlie777

8 күн бұрын

It's a general term. Your white privilege is that your ancestors were not enslaved by black people. Another one is that blacks didn't bring your ancestors from Europe by kidnapping and abduction. Your white privilege is that throughout previous generations for last few hundred years your people had more opportunities in education and work as compared to black people. I find this Kirk guy disgusting.

@kayrutledge1970

7 күн бұрын

Thank you. Thank you for the decades of service you have given to this country and to your community.

@kidyubyub

6 күн бұрын

you racist! /s

@italianozuzu1232

2 күн бұрын

I'm Mexican and I have work 20 years in drywall . Working about 60 hours a week . I don't ask anything from the government and I pay Taxas. I'm 40 and only have like 10 k in savings . I don't see my privilege either.

"Why aren't blacks represented equally in congress?" Does she have no idea what per capita is? Of the U.S. population 69% white - 13% black Out of Of 441 house members 59 are black White = 70.29% Black = 13.77% Hispanic = 11.56% Asian/Pacific islander = 3.93% American indian = 0.45% I'd say blacks are represented equally in congress per capita.

@chriswebb7968

22 күн бұрын

Exactly, I was hoping Charlie would point that out.

@SeraphinaRuthman246

18 күн бұрын

I was waiting for him to point that out as well. Especially using the NBA team to further his point. Why are BM who are only 8% of the US population make up the majority of the NBA teams??? Is that not discrimination against Whites who are the majority of the US population???

@christopherpooler5398

3 күн бұрын

He did point out the US population per capita but not Congress. I think it’s common sense to think about though. Charlie is awesome!

It amazes me how all these college students NEVER have read a book by a “conservative”. Thats concerning. That right there tells you what these colleges are pushing. Thomas Sowell is one of the greatest minds this country and the world has ever produced!!! Period.

@user-qg1bo7ye1d

Ай бұрын

He was blatantly racist. And he was you white people’s GOD.

@Musicsports

Ай бұрын

This girl owned Kirk. He is a grifter. She is definitely more intelligent than the posters on this video.

@chimeragothic7498

Ай бұрын

​@Musicsports She has not read any Thomas Sowell, who is probably the best black economist and black cultural researcher ever to live. She knows nothing except what her leftist professors have pumped into her head. Her mind is closed. Which will only hurt her throughout her life. I have no sympathy for the hurdles she will face due to her inflexibility of thought and statist stubbornness.

@DrMic2112

Ай бұрын

​@@Musicsports😂

@mombeaubob

Ай бұрын

At their inception the NEA manifesto planned to fill higher ed with communist. They have succeeded.

This chick is so condescending while being so wrong. The amount of times she giggled rudely while Charlie is speaking, laughed while saying “Charlie”. “Do it Charlie”, ”great Charlie”, “sure”. The lack of respect is disgusting

@richardque4952

Ай бұрын

No surprise to me if she was a pro hamas mob.

@MM-sf3rl

Ай бұрын

Charlie pulls a few ideas out of his butt and pretends that these answer all questions. It’s so white of him. He is a reflection of white privilege.

@p.as.in.pterodactyl1024

Ай бұрын

​@@richardque4952Her sweater has a similar color scheme to a keffiyeh. If I'm not mistaken.

@kontrygrll01amerika54

Ай бұрын

The lack of respect he showed her by constantly interrupting her answers shows he deserved zero respect in return. When you have a discussion each person deserves equal time to talk and no interruptions. Instead he constantly worked at interrupting and cutting her time off. Typical male macho behavior towards women.

@MM-sf3rl

Ай бұрын

Agreements like men of often pretenders.

I cross the border in the 90s, grew up in a low class area. Didnt hang out with people who thought their were victims and blame others. I became a us citizen, now work for the government. Bought houses and have two vehicles. I love this country. Too bad people get influence by the media

@Randytherumbler

28 күн бұрын

Sad but true. Too many white people are too indoctrinated into believing whatever they want their own kind to believe. What exactly *is* white privilege in America?

@highestpeeqs9532

27 күн бұрын

Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back.

@highintelligenc

26 күн бұрын

Yeah,you crossed the border WILLINNGLY.

@tahirahpascall2637

23 күн бұрын

Well done 👏🏾 Your story doesn’t sound like an easy journey 👍🏾

@charles9571

19 күн бұрын

My father in law followed your same path, only he is absolutely brainwashed by the media and it makes me sad.

NOT TRUE! I was denied many upgraded jobs as a female white single mother( with higher qualifications) because of affirmative action !! FACT/TRUTH! I worked for the federal government in the 1990's black and Hispanics were hired before me. I worked 2 jobs to support my girls, without government assistance. They are now well educated adults with families with successful careers and wonderful parents!

@robertburtcher6724

6 сағат бұрын

Julie, since the late 60s 70s and forward, it was almost impossible to fire black employees in any government position.

@robertburtcher6724

6 сағат бұрын

To add, great job raising your family

@coreygavin9134

4 сағат бұрын

Any help from the girls' dad or dads?

she is not prepared to talk about topics, only what someone else told her to believe. There is no individual thought

@StringofPearls55

Ай бұрын

The democratic party hates blacks and always has. I think it's true that their policies purposely hold them down. Kinda like increasing minimum wage.

@robertjansen2409

Ай бұрын

Good question! Very good question! That's all she could say 🤡🌎.

@margaretcasey2777

Ай бұрын

@@robertjansen2409 I found her robotic, ignorant and closed. I wonder if universities will go with AI tutors eventually? Scary thought

@LocoNeedAChickenWing

Ай бұрын

And you just summed up the entire democrat party 👏

@chaplainrodgerderamus7804

Ай бұрын

But that is how the colleges and universities teach young people in schools today. If you have your own opinion and voice, you are ostracized and called out by the liberal professors. You must 'toe-the-line' and think how you are told to think.

This child thinks she's the smartest person in the room. If she gets defeated on a point, she's all "Ok, fine, whatever. That doesn't matter". What a loser.

@shadowpoet4398

2 ай бұрын

I think it just means that they don't really care what is or isn't right, they just love a good ideological scrap

@minkymott

2 ай бұрын

@@shadowpoet4398 I think you may be right. :)

@DarONeill

2 ай бұрын

Exactly! 👍

@DavidTMSN

2 ай бұрын

Most young people are idealists. Realism sets in around age thirty. By age forty, pessimism about world begins to take hold.

@forthehomies7043

2 ай бұрын

I wish she expanded more upon her argument of why the single-parent household rate is so high in the black community. Genuinely interested to hear that argument.

Charlie Kirk has WISDOM, DISCERNMENT, KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING because of who he knows, believes and trusts in. If more Americans were willing to actually learn the reasons why our founding fathers wrote into our constitution what we find as our basic roots and then put their trust in HIM, we could return to being the respected nation that we once were.

Omg they’re always so condescending and arrogant and rude.

@TexasDragRacingVideo

15 күн бұрын

They are always the smartest person in the room.

its so much easier to blame society instead of taking responsibility and putting in the work and effort.

@bluetheminx

10 күн бұрын

So much easier to blame white people

This goes to show how twisted and indoctrinated these students are. Charlie Kirk and his ministry is accomplishing a lot of progress. We need to support him and his team.

She ignores SO much: * Asians were more or less slave workers on railroads * Before the 1960's (Welfare state), Blacks were NOT more violent * As Charlie says, it is Fatherlessness -- that's what black grandma's have been telling me for many years.

She refused to hear his argument and continually presented, “you either think it’s intersectionality and economics or you believe it’s genetic”. She refused to acknowledge his argument.

Children that grows up in a complete family are more likely to be successful because they have correction and discipline at home...

@wateralwayswet

2 ай бұрын

correcto 😎

@user-xm5iw4sj6o

2 ай бұрын

Thanks bro

@forthehomies7043

2 ай бұрын

Yep Even when those children are in their 20s and 30s. That can actually be when a lot of the damage happens is when they are in their mid and late 20s they are lost

@deancook8347

2 ай бұрын

They also tend to mimic their upbringing. Meaning if they are raised with a mother and father then that will become their normal and they will seek the same type of relationship themselves.

@lindaroberts2297

2 ай бұрын

& the presence of both parents gives a child a strong sense of security and stability, which results in healthy self-esteem & the confidence necessary to forge into the adult world

This girl is too smug to listen. She is conflating culture with genetics

@ziad_jkhan

Ай бұрын

If you're not the smug one then you should be able to provide evidence that black fathers are less involved in their children's care than fathers of other races...but you fk can't

When I got married I didn't change my name for 2 years. It was very recognizable as German. I was denied emergency medi-cal, regular medi-cal, foodstamps, section 8. After i changed my name (to my husbands Hispanic name) I was approved for all things. When I went to my first WIC appointment and was called before the worker looked at me she was enthusiastic. When she saw me, I watched her whole demeanor and she was visibly disappointed at the sight of me. I am very appreciative of the tomes we have had to use the government aid over the years, but have always been excited when i have been able to call and say, "ok! We're good, we don't need the aid anymore."

@Zedeezia

6 күн бұрын

Glad to see you used the aid the way it was intended to be used. Not permanently but to help people when they are down so they can get things back to managable again. It is sadly rare in this day and age. Kudos to you and your husband. 👍

@rickrockin155

2 күн бұрын

Well there are many German-Hispanics in South America, so I don’t understand why the social worker would give you a look over

@Papicholo1

Күн бұрын

L.I.A.R.

CHARLIE YOU ARE 100% 💯 % TOTALLY CORRECT on every point.

She got obliterated and embarrassed so badly but still left believing her cult is right.

@dasparado

2 ай бұрын

Well as they say, easy to fool a person, nearly impossible to convince a person they have been fooled.

@Jon_Nadeau_

2 ай бұрын

They do this all the time, especially TYT. Whats funny is Charlie Kirk posted the original video knowing that he owned her.

@RyanSaysWords

Ай бұрын

That's the problem, this dumb girl just interrupts and whenever Kirk makes a poignant case for his stances she acts like she wasn't even talking about that.. The good thing is that people in the audience get to see this conversation and use their own minds. Even if only a small percentage agrees with Kirk at the end it's a job well done. I kinda think there's a chance she could be a plant but that wouldn't even matter

@jstacitizen

Ай бұрын

She had CK on his heels. She made valid points and he simply quoted a book and his subjective thoughs on stupid songs from the popular inner city neighborhoods and white neighborhoods. She owned him as far as I saw. She can agree that there are factors involved that he mentioned, but HE WAS WEAK TO NOT ADMIT THAT INSTITUTIONALLY THERE ARE FACTORS AT PLAY.

@RyanSaysWords

Ай бұрын

@@jstacitizen yeah yeah, institutional bloo blee bloo and systematic gobble dee guck.. We all know your dumb talking points that you will hopefully grow out of when you reach adulthood

I never even considered the lack of adult communication that occurs in a single parent household and its affects on child development before. It makes so much sense! I'm kinda surprised I hadn't heard of this before!

@LegendOfTheAetheriumCodex

Ай бұрын

That was pretty mind boggling for my wife and I as well. It made sense as we discussed but hearing it was shell shocking.

@annaalva2320

Ай бұрын

And don't forget how little they get in daycare, because there is a 10 to one ratio of adults to kids most times and they are overwhelmed.

Affirmative action is not only prevalent at universities; it happens regularly in the job market, especially gov't jobs! That's why we have so many judges, DA's & heads of gov't agencies who are totally incompetent.

@Randytherumbler

28 күн бұрын

Affirmative action is subjective. The socioeconomic statuses vary from group to group. It doesn't matter what anybody negatively thinks or says about any of that. It means different things to different people for different reasons.

@Delet322

22 күн бұрын

I want to be recognized for my accomplishments not my sex or race.

@redrock861

21 күн бұрын

....so....your blaming unedicated blacks and other minorities for the state of the country?

@Delet322

20 күн бұрын

@@redrock861 without honest analysis you cannot correct an issue. No it is not the fault of the DEI hires. It’s the moron with more money and power than brains fault. Y’all been brainwashed.

@deejo2

20 күн бұрын

@@redrock861 Those are your words, not mine.

It's our fault for not doing a better job raising our children. We replaced guidance and hard work ethics; with participation trophies and phones.

@kuliii

19 күн бұрын

Phones were/are the worst piece of technology man has yet made! The Internet oddly has destroyed our youth & made them dumber because of all the lies they read/watch & the laziness... It's so sad that something that was supposed to educate people has segregated them & sent them backwards in terms of education. Kids now rely on the tech doing their work & I can only imagine a few years from now when AI has advanced. 😳

I am white and have worked my ass off for everything I have. The breaks I got in life was through hard work. I have had some awesome friends throughout my life of all races. There are always that 10% that screw it up for that race.

@michaelszczys8316

Ай бұрын

Grew up in Detroit and learned a lot of bad habits there - like trash picking. That is where I got most of the things I had. When I got older and worked for everything I had I knew plenty of other white people that expected for me to supply them with things. Things like cigarettes and taxi rides in my car. I knew some that even would steal things for money and tell me they didn't consider it stealing, they considered it ' surviving ' I told them it was still stealing. White privilege goes back a long way. I knew other white people that thought I was ' privileged ' because I got out of bed every morning and went to a job. It's nothing new.

@stephanielangston9193

Ай бұрын

Literally.. I have to work over 60 hours a week just to stay above water

@michaelszczys8316

Ай бұрын

I lived in a neighborhood that had a lot of people of --- I don't know what I can call them ---- people who didn't even seem to care enough about anything other than sitting around getting drunk or high and watching others work while doing next to none. My neighborhood had just as many ' white ' people of this category as ' black ' people of this category. Maybe even more of the white.

She's not half as eloquent as she thinks she is.

@steffenworldcitizensurf5926

Ай бұрын

She studied and memorized only what she thought would serve her limited interests.

@Olive_and_friends

Ай бұрын

She’s going home to think about what Charlie had to say…. She’s a smart woman, she’ll sort it out.

@leomarkaable1

Ай бұрын

CRT is her rock. Has to have it.

@svengiebel9345

Ай бұрын

lots of speculation in your comment.

@xxpowwowbluexx

Ай бұрын

Her “eloquent” explanation: “Like, like…”

Man + Woman = Marriage = Union Union - Father + Mother + Children = Family Family = core footing of every society .

Many Asians were brought to the US to work on the railroads and other building projects. They were little more than slaves but they had a culture of prosperity.

@sharontracy-obrien4225

25 күн бұрын

Every nationality that immigrated to America were taken advantage of. Every single one of them. Black Americans will tell you the truth. Those who are actually educated. They KNOW the truth. Who better to listen to…some white college girl without life experience or the people whom they are speaking about?

@jd1219

5 күн бұрын

Did we? Or, was it this “culture of prosperity” still disguised as the propaganda guise, under glittering generality, yet still were still treated as less than? From experience, it’s the latter. (Also, “Let me ask you a question,” is not an answer, Charlie Kirk.)

@dennyhounds8102

3 күн бұрын

She should've pointed out that Asian demographic is the wealthiest in America, and poverty definitely does equally crime no one in their right might would refute this. Charlie only did the win the debate

Not to mention.. it's the QUALITY of speech that a infant to toddler hears during that time and throughout their childhood.

Truth isn't always supposed to make you feel good.

@tjblues01

20 күн бұрын

That's why majority of people prefer comfy lies... aka religion and populists talks like Charlie's one.

I was raised by a widow . My dad died when I was four years old it changed most of my best chances in life . I won’t go into details .

Her reply of "I don't care" showed a shallow knowledge. Only theories came out her mouth; she should be thankful she was educated realistically.

@colinpreston8232

Күн бұрын

"she was educated realistically." Was she, I would argue she has not been educated on these matters, but brain washed at college.

Why does she, as a young white woman in America, feel that she has to be the white savior for the black community in America 🇺🇸 ? Did somebody in the black community elected her to be their spokesperson to the whole world ? 🌎 There are a lot of black activists in America who are speaking out on behalf of their own race against the establishment who try to keep them down and not be able to succeed in life. That establishment is the Liberal politicians in America 🇺🇸 who want the black community to depend on them always. Which is why the white Liberal politicians shut down the black Conservative voters in America because they can think for themselves and they weigh the pros and cons of both political party the Democrats and the Republicans to see which one suits them best.

@creolecajun9988

2 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@DavidTMSN

2 ай бұрын

How else is she supposed to proclaim her virtuousness?

@rhydianwaters8409

2 ай бұрын

Are white people not allowed to advocate against systemic inequality?

@NukukaNiko1

2 ай бұрын

The girl thinks that she has to do penance and that she is the savior.

@DavidTMSN

2 ай бұрын

@@NukukaNiko1 Wokie Whisperer?

This woman is sharp as a marble. I’m reminded of the scene in Billy Madison when the host stated that “we are all dumber for your useless rant”

@VuAnh-ey3bi

Ай бұрын

she’s so smart, really put kirk to the corner with his words

@robertandrew5768

Ай бұрын

​@@VuAnh-ey3bi Naw he was way too smart for her Wise up !.

@Musicsports

Ай бұрын

She is a very educated young woman. If you don't think so you are a moron.

cant stand smug people that believe they are smart, she is not as smart as she thinks but what she lacks she makes up in smugness

I have heard many black Americans say exactly this.

@sharontracy-obrien4225

25 күн бұрын

Me too! Both black women and black men. Think they would know better than some little inexperienced white girl.

You can’t make a rational argument without siting the source…she is continuously doing just that.

@petercullipher9438

2 ай бұрын

In the beginning of her argument, she said “if”, which is an admission that there isn’t any genuine evidence.

That woman will never admit being wrong .

@wilee.coyote5298

Ай бұрын

That's most women. Protect their reputation and destroy yours. That's how women fight.

@wilee.coyote5298

Ай бұрын

She's also representive of academia nowadays.

@steffenworldcitizensurf5926

Ай бұрын

… and Proud too.

@Uriel-Septim.

Ай бұрын

like +90% of them.

@pt6guy27

Ай бұрын

That's leftism in a nutshell. They know better than anybody and are never wrong. I'm not sure if that's a feature or a bug.

School makes you sound smart, but once it comes out it's all stupid. Smh

This affirmative action he talks about benefits white girls and rich international students. Also Asian and Chinese students parents pay a lot of money to attend American universities. Imagine putting American students in front of Chinese students in China? That would never happen.

@danajacobs9097

4 күн бұрын

Was looking for this comment. Bingo

What did she even prove?? She lost every single argument

@kuliii

19 күн бұрын

The way she downplayed everything about Dad's in the home, I'm thinking she has Daddy issues.

@nopc9728

14 күн бұрын

@@kuliii No father

@gomeettupoc50cent

12 күн бұрын

Not as smart as the words she likes to use 🤔

@JeppeDiscovery

11 күн бұрын

That she's racist and believes that she has to speak on behalf of a culture that isn't hers. why? Does she think other cultures can't speak for themselves?

@Tomastone

6 күн бұрын

She lost every argument, but won the Hunger Games.

I had no money or help. My parents could not help financially. I learned a trade by enlisting in the armed forces. I used that trade to make a career in life. Figure it out folks.

@Olive_and_friends

Ай бұрын

If you want it, you can have it. If you want someone to give it you, you may not be so lucky. It’s not hard, it just requires consistent effort.

@Olive_and_friends

Ай бұрын

And good job.

Why is it always, Rich, successful, well know, socially influential black people telling you you can't make it?

It's not what Charlie thinks it's statistically fact

Charlie Kirk reminds me of the difference in confidence and arrogance.

@maxyor77

Ай бұрын

Yes confidence!!!

@bigham1jb

Ай бұрын

The great author Louis LaMour wrote often. Hell can't stop a man when he is right. And he knows it.

@RacingSnails64

2 күн бұрын

The girl was more arrogant than him.

I will verify the single parent argument is literally the same in the white community. In my neighborhood growing up, the family directly across the street from me had a father who was continually incarcerated. All of those children have struggled as adults. Both of my parents were home and often directly involved in our sports and reminding us to do our homework and study. This was a mobile home community and all three of us children have college degrees and live very comfortable upper middle class lives now. AND, each of us got jobs at 15 and had to save to buy our own first cars(registered in our parents name)…so, we were by no means just given anything. We are each DIRECTLY responsible for our individual levels of success.

@creolecajun9988

2 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@petercullipher9438

2 ай бұрын

Individually paid for our own college tuition as well

@malentsweshirley605

2 ай бұрын

Wow this man is so smart

@petercullipher9438

2 ай бұрын

@@malentsweshirley605 that SEEMED sarcastic. I scored a 31 on my ACT, the same

@petercullipher9438

2 ай бұрын

The same as our valedictorian

The stupidity of the students is unbelievable

this is refreshing to watch … usually, the people charlie debates give up easily and end up being disrespectful out of frustration, so it’s nice to see a liberal actually argue charlie in a non-emotional and intellectual level. her only flaw is that she thinks that charlie is a racist because of his held beliefs, and that is why she could not reconcile the points charlie was trying to make in her own reality

The idea of a single-race dormitory in 2024 is absolutely terrifying and heartbreaking. We as a society are failing, badly.

@ev618

Ай бұрын

This is America going backwards, when we had school segragation?!?

This girl is not clever she just doesn't understand the concepts being put to her

@oceanbnd

Ай бұрын

I believe she doesn't listen to anyone but her own echo chamber. Charlie did not change her mind on INSTITUTIONAL RACISM. I don't think anyone ever will. She'll never get it. She's what I call a BLOCK HEAD in that aspect.

I've never had a problem with diversity... I have a problem with those that identify as victims. "I'll call you whatever you want. My question is, to what extent do I need to be complicit in your delusion"- Dave Chapelle "How gay?"- Greg Giraldo

Its easier to blame others than to take responsibility. Thats why. 😢

Well as they say, easy to fool a person, nearly impossible to convince a person they have been fooled.

Omg, this is woman is no intellectual. She simply has a good memory that allows her to regurgitate a bunch of stuff without actually thinking about the content. It was so obvious that her questions, meant to trap Charlie, only showed her lack of logical reasoning. When you’re analyzing an issue from an intellectual standpoint, you’re not looking for “gotchas”, you’re not aiming at jumping to the extremes. You’re there to synthesize the factual and relational information and apply it to explain the gaps in your knowledge. This type of thinking process allows to blend viewpoints and possibilities for a dynamic problem solving.

No white no black people, we are all shades of Brown...

Been waiting for 49 years for my white privilege!

@The_Perseverance

Ай бұрын

😂😂

@MintFinkeldove

Ай бұрын

Same. Turn 48 next month. I joined the Army out of highschool and the majority of my leadership was black for my 6 years of service. Got out and became a 911 dispatcher with all races and genders as my coworkers. Now work in a Records job. I'm waiting for my free stuff from being white. 😄

@KathyFranklinu2

Ай бұрын

Well I'm 55 it hasn't happened yet!! Just so you know , don't hold your breath!!

@edwinmedina4338

Ай бұрын

I'll never have white privilege at this rate, there might not even be an America by the time I have a chance 😅

@tahirahpascall2637

23 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

This is what college is doing to your kids for $70,000 a year, its a waist of money, she will end up having kids and end up working a Walmart.

@user-qg1bo7ye1d

Ай бұрын

Nah, she might end up becoming the first female President. She loves PEOPLE…not just WHITE PEOPLE.

@nschredldaveydog2927

Ай бұрын

Maybe not , she would fit in perfectly on the faculty at a university that has CRT curriculum , that libs claim is only theory , taught in colleges, not in public schools.

I was 29 when I started working as a paramedic. I was paid 6.83/hp in 1998. I had my first Daughter in 98 and my second in 2000. When they started school money was tight. I applied for free lunch for them at school, while making a whopping 9.50/hr. I was denied free lunch. The following year I was making 11.25/hr, still barley enough to support a family of 4 in Florida. I again applied for free lunch for my children, This time I put down that we were "black/Afro-American" . So making almost 2/hr more I was approved because I was now "Black"!

This child is one of the most irritating students I’ve seen asking Charlie Kirk question. The only thing she cared about was promoting CRT instead of Real Hard Facts and Truth.

@ziad_jkhan

Ай бұрын

Well, I challenge you to provide a single evidence that black fathers are less involved in their children's care than fathers of other races

@Randytherumbler

28 күн бұрын

That's why CRT isn't based on facts. CRT are called theories. Just like in politics. Or in our bloated and blighted system of them in this country that's flawed.

@Kikikikikiki723

9 күн бұрын

She is great

@ziad_jkhan

9 күн бұрын

How's that factual when there's ZERO evidence for black people abandoning their kids more than other?

Exactly I don't think she is that smart, whenever the guy corner her she goes yeah ok whatever", she does not care what he has to say she just want to spit out what she wants to say. She sounds little bit like a entitled Karen.

@Musicsports

Ай бұрын

No she didn't care about the NBA, don't be dull.

@marianglen1445

Ай бұрын

​@@Musicsportsif they would be taking about NBA I wouldn't care much myself. The man is right, he ask her simple question and she can't answer a question just sayin "good question". She just saying statements she was brain washed with over years. It is sad/funny even though more people get more educated yet they're talking from their behind.

This woman was very erudite,articulate and insightful. Her defense of her position regarding institutional racism was intellectually convincing and her response to Charlie’s position relevant

@JoF_56

Күн бұрын

😂

@courtneynorris5852

6 сағат бұрын

She was well-read and well-spoken. She was also wrong

Yes father absence is a real problem among blacks it’s very sad .

She went away from how blacks get ID cards, and Charlie missed that. She was bouncing around trying to find SOMETHING that could prove her point, and she had no point that was right. What she didn't expect was Charlie being able to bounce with her and continue to prove her wrong.

@raymondjones616

Ай бұрын

Yeah this type of conversation is very tricky. You either need to be rigid and force her to stick to a point, or just go along with her, refuting point after point until she wears herself out. She doesn't realize she got smoked, but everyone watching does

@chadcurtiss5965

Ай бұрын

For real.. she’s just kept jumping back to “a complex intersection of social and economic reasons”.. I wish he would’ve stopped her there and asked “name 1 policy or law that is on the books TODAY that is systemically racist”.

@oceanbnd

Ай бұрын

@chadcurtiss5965 Do not give what is holy to dogs, and do NOT CAST YOUR PEARLS BEFORE SWINE,,, Matthew 7:6. This is what I continue to hear every time Christians waste their energy on these people. It comes to a point that we need to stop talking to people who refuse to listen to the truth. It's time to move on from them. Maybe when we stop talking to them, ignore them, shun them, they'll begin to see they've been wrong all along. If not, I've been saying for a long time that maybe we need to start talking to them ONLY about a peaceful splitting of the country. It may be the only solution to get them to recognize how wrong they are. Here's my proposal. However long it takes, we split the country and reconvene leaders after a number of years to see if they are ready to rejoin. Which side has won economically should be obvious after a few years. If they aren't ready to rejoin by then, we stay split for however long it takes.

@leiaitri0444

5 күн бұрын

​@@chadcurtiss5965the only law on the books today that's systemically racist is affirmative action, which is racist against everyone who deserved to get into college or deserved the employment position over those who were given the seat due to affirmative action being in place.

A classic example of listening to respond, rather than listening to understand... Indoctrination 101

@user-qg1bo7ye1d

Ай бұрын

I think you guys are only saying this because she’s speaking truth regarding blacks. The “founding fathers” sole purpose was to destroy the black man, and they did a fantastic job. It’s written in the Willie lynch letter.

Why we have a box to say what race we are for absolutely everything? If discrimination should be abolished we should start abolishing this discriminatory practice . We are all human beings and we should be treated equally

What’s is scary is she is educated on the facts and still thinks the way she does. You can clearly tell she has spent zero time in the black community.

@tinrib656

11 күн бұрын

Well you know why that is really?

I am a 61 year old electronic and quality engineer in the UK. I have been around long enough to know what a slam-dunk interview feels like. I have only ever been wrong on that when I wasn't the last interviewed candidate. But I recently had a dozen slam-dunk interviews, all of which came to nothing after a face-to-face interview, where I have historically done even better. Yet even on a job where I was the last interviewee and the interviewer even ended with "see you next week" and I didn't get the job. I pressed them on why I failed, and I got responses like "well you have all the qualifications and experience we need, but something just isn't right." "I pressed them on this and got back, "I don't know... just _something."_ In my current job., I just had the cameraless Teams interview, and I was in (possibly helped that I have worked there successfully before). But I think being a straight white male had been working against me. Privilege? My arse.

@leiaitri0444

5 күн бұрын

Pretend to be gay, you'll get the job immediately. There's been a huge push by the Left to punish all straight white males. There's nothing you can do about being white, so pretend to be gay. If they fire you when they find out you're not, you have a discrimination lawsuit on your hands and it ends up being a win/ win for you, regardless. Don't be ashamed of doing anything you need to in order to support yourself and your family. It's the employers who should be ashamed of themselves, discriminating based on race and sexual orientation. 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

@leiaitri0444

5 күн бұрын

Just dress nicely, get a clean haircut that's stylish, and maybe clean up your eyebrows a bit. Then practice your act in advance. You need to pass their gaydar lol

Future Cat Lady in the making 🤔

@sidonioferreira1483

2 ай бұрын

She looks like one already. Arrogant and selfrighteous.

@1986LuisK

Ай бұрын

I think she is already a cat lady

@AaBbCcDdEeF

Ай бұрын

Ok, let’s not insult cats please. They are way smarter than this person.

@kennethmelnychuk9737

Ай бұрын

Without blue hair

@hokiesuz

Ай бұрын

Cats are cool. Back off.❤

She was not being honest. She was saying you only have 2 choices on what you believe.

@Dr-Manhattan

7 күн бұрын

Black & White fallacy (no pun intended)

I used to be like her. People like Charlie woke me up. Women are very empathetic and easily manipulated.

@Odin197188

10 күн бұрын

I love your honesty and insight.

This is a great debate and it's about time we put the same sort of effort in Congress to diffuse all the misinformation about intentions to a variety of Crisis oriented topics and their root causes

@jerry42023

16 күн бұрын

All the leftist buzzwords

The study she mentioned looked at first names, when last names were looked at there was no difference. Meaning Vasquez was hired just as mush as Washington and just as much as smith or any other last name. Which indicates race wasn’t the difference, it may simply have been familiarity. Meaning if you have a friend or family member named John, you’ll be more likely want yo interview John as opposed to a name that has no emotional connection to you. But John could be John Thomson or John Gonzalez, it makes no difference. Instead of even consider that or any other potential reason, the actívist researchers automatically assumed “racísm”.

He's 100% right.. If you don't think he is, you're wrong.

@ymgt1794

28 күн бұрын

i mean no shit, they curate their clips to get this exact reaction out of you monkeys lol. These comment sections are fucking embarassing lmaoooo

“I can eloquently tell you.” She then proceeds to stumble on her words. Wow, you cannot make this stuff up.

I am beyond in love with these extremely beautiful and positive revelations of the what is really going on and what is really important for us to be able to be brave and honest enough about to focus on in order to actually make our world a better place!:) really loved how all of it was completely truthful, open minded, respectful, and honestly very thoughtfully well-spoken and consistently supportive towards the development of getting very high quality information to come into our focus and allow us to understand as much of how we really ought to be viewing and seeing this world as we can learn from him:) since he truly has the most incredibly sharp and brilliant mind that I have ever seen in a person.

She is so brainwashed.

She was regurgitating the same CRT words without proof of anything. I think Charlie was never gonna get her to see the truth.

Remember when Kirk said if he walked into a plane and saw a Black pilot he’d walk off. As if they’ll just let anyone fly a fucking plane without an insane amount of qualifications and proof of capability.

@renateccawthern3350

24 күн бұрын

Did he really say that? That's insane! Of course one has to be qualified with tons of training! Pilots do not have affirmative action where they're automatically qualified because they're black. Training is training nothing to do with race.

@TheChikaoo

21 күн бұрын

That’s not what he said. He specifically said “Boy I hope he’s qualified”. And he said that BECAUSE of what is being said in this video. Giving up seats of position to appease the black community. Aka Affirmative action. At least quote it correctly.

@denisehenry3427

17 күн бұрын

​@@TheChikaooAirlines will not hire anyone black or white that's not qualified. Affirmative Action helped more white women than blacks White kids helped rapper become millions Kirk has points but no real answers That's why America 🇺🇸 is going backwards. 🙏 ❤

The girl uses 1 method of "argument," because i won't call it a debate. That is, starts the rebuttal by belittling or totally disregard the argument made by Charlie. "Yea so... I don't care... I don't believe, who cares... so what? " Whereas; Charlie would stay calm and address every statement or question she makes. This is the type of person, who argues, to argue. If she ever has a husband, he is not going to live for more than 2 years after marriage. Heck, might not even make it to altar.

In my business (aviation) there is Black Privilege. If you are Black you go to the front of the line as a job applicant.

She's not exactly intelligent, but, she did have some information to use ig. The problem is though is that since Obama is a Liberal, she didn't care what he had to say about the black youth despite the fact that Obama is technically a good person to listen to about it. She says she cares about the issue, but when someone who has the "perfect" right to talk about the issue in a way that was to help, she doesn't care and even worse, she clearly doubled down and refused to actually accept the facts all the way till the end, she agreed with a few, but, she also didn't care about the majority of it and let basically let everything go in one ear and right out the other. Lol

@leboutousocraf3436

2 ай бұрын

Well, in term of crime rate, you should use African immigrant to make the comparaison. If there is no difference, in the rate of crime, that's mean the problem is somewhere else. Maybe, the rap new culture, social normes in power african american community. People in cities around the world (in every countries) commit more crimes than in small towns and villages.

@yeet6362

2 ай бұрын

@@leboutousocraf3436 That is completely not even close to what i was talking about. XDDDD But thanks for your input ig. ^-^"

@bruhyoualreadyknows3553

2 ай бұрын

The stuff she agreed with didn’t affect her radical beliefs that’s why she was okay to accept her defeat there 💀

@yeet6362

2 ай бұрын

@@bruhyoualreadyknows3553 She seemed more offended it didn't go her way imo.

He tore her apart....

Lyndon Johnson was quoted saying... if we get this Welfare Legislation passed... we won't lose another Election. The Great Society... paying more money for each additional child as long as there is not a Father living in the Home

Shes saying black americans should be equally represented but what shes saying it as is she wants it matched as 3 black anericans for 3 white americans but if only 13 percent of americans are black and 59 percent are white then how does that make any sense at all?

@JoF_56

Күн бұрын

See but you can do math, apparently she can't 😆❤

He said upper middle class then said it has nothing to do with money 💰....REALLY Explain why he's comparing lower class blacks to upper class whites. ...and claiming a honest debate. ....REALLY 🤔🤔🙄

@charles9571

19 күн бұрын

He was comparing the expectations for Fathers to stick around and the impact of that. Cultural expectations for two parents in the home is more beneficial than cultural expectations of single mother homes.

yep, it’s culture.

A very easy thing to look at is the huge difference in success in life of African Americans and newly immigrated Africans. One values baby mama culture, fast money, gang violence, and not having a nuclear family, and do not place a premium on education. While the other hugely hold conservative leaning values around the family unit, community cohesion, hard work, delayed gratification, education, and overall not celebrating anti social behavior. And the results speak for themselves, Africans do pretty well here in America, while African Americans communities are in shambles, and despite living in undeniably the best time ever to be black, are much worse off today than they were before the civil rights movement.

Im white and proud 🤍

@user-qg1bo7ye1d

Ай бұрын

And you’re proving her point.

@soulrebel9658

Ай бұрын

​@@user-qg1bo7ye1dyou are wrong you should be proud of who you are. Im mexican and proud husband and dad. Charly is right. Kids growin in nuclear families are doin better

She thinks she is more intelligent than she is. But her arrogance doesn't allow her to understand.

@matthewbrice6202

Ай бұрын

EXACTLY!!

Damn, he says all the factual stuff no one wants to admit or acknowledge. We have to make up all these crazy things that we claim hold the black community down just t avoid facing these hard truths. Black america will never advance this way unfortunately, so sad.

I would LOVE if these two would have discussed "Now What!?" How we "got here" is important, but it would be REALLY interesting to hear their thoughts and opinions on how to improve the problems occurring today. Easy to find common ground when what we all want is to see communities flourish, succeed, and kids to grow up with the love and support they need.

Sort of, um, uh, would probably, you know? what am I trying to say? I miss spoke, i’m not sure, is her replies. As a retired educator, you can’t reason with stupidity.

@florianmaschke269

Ай бұрын

Well you shouldn't Because they drag you down and win with experience...

@davidcarroll185

11 сағат бұрын

Yes she's smarter than you actually having a dialogue and not just calling names.

@davidcarroll185

11 сағат бұрын

If you're a former educator and this is your comment about a young girl who is having a dialogue, thank God you're still not teaching.

@rickyrodriguez5744

10 сағат бұрын

@@davidcarroll185 ew, ouch, hurt me!