Do you believe we're as divided as the media claims we are?

@godssara6758

Жыл бұрын

Nope

@terrypickette118

Жыл бұрын

do you f****** work live anymore

@charlie1832

Жыл бұрын

No

@rosmarin2438

Жыл бұрын

Nope and we need to find and deport every nazicrat communist down to the dog catcher

@1XERGAMiNG

Жыл бұрын

Not at All . The people doing all the dividing are the ones who themselves are divided .

As a Black-American in the U.S., I do not harbor any negative feelings towards White-Americans, nor have I generally encountered negativity from them. However, some in the black community take issue with my libertarian-right leanings, my engagement to a white-woman, my manner of speech ("talking-white"), and the fact that I'm financially doing quite will compared to most of them. It's my observation that if one is too immersed in mainstream media and social media, it becomes easy to get drawn into a racially charged narrative.

@corypeacock556

Жыл бұрын

I have seen the very same from black people many times when around a person like yourself and at times had felt uncomfortable and ready to leave because I'm white to then have someone say no stay its just because he or she thinks they are better than us now. I never understood how they think they are better but thought they are doing better and you seem jealous

@christophj7524

Жыл бұрын

@@corypeacock556 Couldn’t agree more! After being away from my family for years, when I finally came back, all they had to say was, "Oh, you think you're above us now?" rather than expressing happiness for my achievements.

@woodsrdr

Жыл бұрын

How dare you be happy!

@christophj7524

Жыл бұрын

@@woodsrdr right! 😅

@animeloveer97

Жыл бұрын

Lmao talking white it's crazy what they nitpick as if you just woke up and decided to speak a certain way 😂

I'm 74 years old, I've observed race relations in the 60's and now, racism today is blown way out of proportion by the MSM and democrats, it's hard to effectively label someone a racist without promoting widespread racism. I have many black neighbors and friends and we respect each other and get along fine. If you interact with other races you find that racism is exaggerated by groups promoting an agenda. Thank you, Steven.

@Overthehillandfaraway-hr1yy

Жыл бұрын

You are so blind . You are not living the experiences of a young White boy in public today .

@karlfillmore57

Жыл бұрын

You forgot to mention that you are black.

@hermesmcclintok

Жыл бұрын

Black culture in America is nothing more than a shared hatred of whites. Keep watching. There’s no other meaning or reality behind it.

@wiseguy9202

Жыл бұрын

I fully agree lobbing in a predominately black city in the southeast. We all get along just fine without the MSMs nonsense and lies.

@CIintB3ASTW0oD

Жыл бұрын

​@@karlfillmore57that's the best you got? Lmfao Weeeak sauce

The first man he interviewed was great! No BS. Straight to the point. Old school. He was his own vibe! Loved that man! 👌👌👌

@brandongonzalez915

Ай бұрын

Wow god bless this man . America is so lucky to have him part of our community. ❤❤ Jesus Christ is so proud of you.

@dantetrechsel5977

Ай бұрын

i agree

It almost makes me cry to hear how intelligent and wonderful so many people still are ❤

@aafiFunTv001

11 ай бұрын

Good History, At aafi Fun Tv

@connectlogic

11 ай бұрын

the las t guy was iffy

@-SimonRiley

10 ай бұрын

​@@connectlogiconly because he didn't agree with everything you believe? That's just acting like a liberal now

@showoofity50

9 ай бұрын

​@@DudeNamedDuncanMy good man. That is not how statistics

@oddpoppetesq.3467

9 ай бұрын

​@@showoofity50He interviewed maybe 10-15 people that day, yet only a few made it into the video, that's how statistics worked. I bet if you interviewed 100 people asking the same questions to every one of them, you would find majority disagree with you in this day and age, god bless social media, and the msm, and their innate way of turning everyone against everyone..... It's the reason I personally stay off any social media.... I don't need others to tell me what to think and believe.....

The second guy really speaks to me. As someone who is light skin black, I’ve dealt with more racism from other black people than white people. I’m always judged and made fun of for being mixed and lighter skinned.

@dklien6443

Жыл бұрын

And being judged/profile to some degree will always happen. It's nature instinct for protection. But ultimately judging based on skin color is alone is racist. I personally never seen that. It's always judgment based on pre conceived information and or fact based from one's life that he or she has lived.

@MoistDelta.

Жыл бұрын

Same. I've experienced racism only from black people and I'm lightskin black. Dark skin people tend to be racist towards the lightskin people. Obviously not everyone, that goes without being said, but a subsection of dark skin people love to make fun of people who are lightskin

@David-jw8ll

Жыл бұрын

Yup! I also have had this same experience!

@mondayquarterback9174

Жыл бұрын

Were you christened the all too common "white boy ( your name) " ? If a name is actually inserted, that's when u know you've been "accepted."

@millennialodyssey5956

Жыл бұрын

It was different for me because I spoke clear English and dressed a certain way. Never dealt with racism from Caucasians growing up but heard hateful things from my own black family. But I experienced racism from caucasions later when I moved to a more rural area in another state. That one guy is right it depends on where you live. Because it still exists on all sides even in Hispanics communities.

We don't hate one another... but someone is getting paid an awful lot of money to tell us that we're supposed to and come up with reasons and stories why. The first dude summed it all up, 100%. Could have just stopped there and gotten the whole story.

@isitoveryet9525

Жыл бұрын

Oh, there are definitely some that hate others based on skin…& thanks to the corrupt MSM and our joke of a government, that number keeps increasing.

@christianmccaffrey7113

Жыл бұрын

Just to name a few Al Sharpton, maxine Waters, Ilhan Ohmar.

@Straight_White_Fatherly_Figure

Жыл бұрын

I even told my wife that we need to make sure our kids know that everyone is equal. I personally am a little prejudice, based on personal experiences and statistics, but im not going to let my life drag my kids down.

@mattgeiger9988

Жыл бұрын

It's not even that, Democrats simply can't win without the black vote. So, they need to continue to manipulate black voters. Exactly why Trump scares the living hell out of them, bc he does much better then past Republicans getting the black vote

@TheGreenKnight500

Жыл бұрын

It's more that white people are told to stop hating black people (even if they never did) and black people are told to hate white people and blame absolutely every problem in the universe on them.

I am a white 51 yr old man and I work with a young black 22 yr old woman.. We have a great relationship as far as communication.. I openly talk about her views and how she' sees the world and I talk about my views and how I see the world with understanding for each other.. and it's educational and great

@davida.737

20 күн бұрын

I'm in the next generation above you, 71 years and I've had a similar experience. Here is a pretty good example of a brain on msnbc, a new neighbor of mine. Black lady, same age group, recently moved from NY to S. Fla. We hit it off right away and our doggies are now best friends, she's a full blown democrat and probably loves Joy Reid, it wouldn't surprise me. We have very spirited discussions every so often, she hates Trump and totally believes what she hears from the media. Sometimes, it's a second away from yelling at each other. However, when an emergency pops up we know that either one of us will walk over glass to help the other. It's definitely the media trying to drive division and make racism a reality.

Being biracial, I also only ever experienced racism from black ppl, never white ppl. Most of my friends growing up were white because of this. I’ve never understood or really cared I guess to understand the issue or jealousy that black ppl have against mixed black/white ppl. There’s definitely a problem that ppl aren’t aware of.

@kitaboo2245

11 ай бұрын

Girl please lol

@cynthiaschmidt2726

11 ай бұрын

@@kitaboo2245not sure what you meant by this comment, but every mixed person I know have said the same thing.

@davewright7833

11 ай бұрын

You don't even have to to be biracial, if your light skinned most blacks will despise you just because I have a brighter complexion 🤷🏽‍♂️

@kitaboo2245

11 ай бұрын

@@davewright7833 light skinned black people are not despised. Just bc we bring up the fact that yall have more privilege than us it’s a problem? Biracial people aren’t black

@nicholas454

11 ай бұрын

​@kitaboo2245 thats wild you would says a biracials person who is half white and half black arent black. Not only isnt it stupid, its factually incorrect lmao

No content creater as big as Steven crowder is going out and talking to real people like this.. I appreciate this %100

@AntiwhitismIsJealousy

Жыл бұрын

I mean. I don't really know what was accomplished by this. I guess it's okay. But we already know 80-90 percent support AW-ism.

@boomguitarjared

Жыл бұрын

I've felt conflicted about Stephen's actions this past year or so, but it is true that he brings his very best to these types of videos and is trying to make a positive impact that unites people ahnd pushes for truth 🤘🤘

@kevinleewilliams5119

Жыл бұрын

Most white people are afraid to approach black people like the first guy because the media makes it seem like all black people are out just rampaging around white people lol. The majority of the world is colored in some manner, the majority of the world is not bad. The majority of people do get a long and have an interest in culture outside of their races, it's not that bad at all, it's so easy to make friends with people from any background if you don't hold privities or hatred toward them, when you feel those things, it's impossible to fake through it to even relate to someone else in any significant way. As an American you can go damn near anywhere in the world and the majority of the world will accept you.

@AntiwhitismIsJealousy

Жыл бұрын

@@kevinleewilliams5119 Most of us avoid them because the vast majority adhere to AW-ism.

@AntiwhitismIsJealousy

Жыл бұрын

@@boomguitarjared No one is "uniting." Most other groups support d emocrats and that isn't changing.

Man, right off the bat, first guy is such a legend.

We need more discussion like this. Not bad faith actors just trying to discuss with the purpose of getting an “I got you” moment.

The first man you interviewed said the best comment in my lifetime “when start putting labels on things that’s when things get messed up”. 100% correct it was designed to divide & conquer by labeling & putting people in a box & then pointing fingers to the other boxes instead of actually making a harmonious community.

First guy is absolutely right! My grandfather was from Mexico and strongly believed that once he was here, he was all American and he passed that belief to all of us. Some have fallen away, but the vast majority of my aunts, uncles and their kids are still conservatives and we are all American First.

@Bear-form

Жыл бұрын

If I would ever migrate to the US I would still consider myself culturally a European and an immigrant. But my kids would be 100% integrated and culturally American.

@Und34d_R

Жыл бұрын

Nah. They only see it that way because blacks and black culture has been promoted to the dominant culture. But it’s all just a pandering technique from the elite.

@Usagi22912

Жыл бұрын

This is why I root for USA not Mexico lol

@adammonahan687

Жыл бұрын

Last guy was lieing out of his ass

@Dinnier.

Жыл бұрын

Lol he brainwashed you guys into being proud of the evil corrupt country that even took from Mexico. The ones who have “fallen away” were most likely the proud Mexicans.

I’m white and I’ve been severely looked over in corporations the last 8 years. So much so that I left it all together to start a business. Life changing.

@jamingaming9251

Жыл бұрын

Corporations get far more applications than they could ever hire, most are going to get looked over. A CV can't fully convey your skills.

@jeebugorn

Жыл бұрын

im white and was flat out told twice that i cant have a job because im white. first was i got out of the army and wanted to be a firefighter for Columbus GA Fire Department. they had a recruiting drive at local grocery store and were like, you can apply, but you wont get hired because you are white. second time was after i got back into the army and was a Drill Sergeant. i got nominated for this special drill sergeant exhibition program slot. its special assignment where i would have worked with recruiting command and go to big events to be the example of what a drill sergeant would look/act like. went to my brigade HQ to interview with my CSM and he also said he wasnt going to send my nomination forward because i was white and might not be able to connect with different races out in the community.

@mistaajones

Жыл бұрын

this is the way. stop playing by their affirmative action rules.

@tapuout101

Жыл бұрын

I think that comes back around when you are a billionaire owner of a company that does sub diving to the Titanic. He was bragging how hes diversifying and no long taking the best people to build his subs. Then his P. Party is spreading division/hate among races. Maybe they took a bolt home on reparations, or didnt tighten some?

@jeebugorn

Жыл бұрын

@@brettm7345 im not trying to discourage anyone, was just giving my experiences. it all worked out in the end for me. if id have got that cool DS assignment, i wouldnt have gotten a field grade art 15 as a DS cause the BN commander was out to get DSes. so, right now id probably still be in the army as a CSM instead of retired and making bank in cybersecurity, my wife wouldnt have gotten the job she has now, also making bank, and we wouldnt be traveling all the time. that's also not to brag, but just to show that God has a plan that doesnt make sense at the time but when it happens everything that happened leading to that point will make sense. so, go to OCS, be that good/squared away Mustang officer, do whatever good you can do while you can do it. and know that whatever happens, there's a reason for it

That guys blood metaphor is underrated..

@Wulfstan1938

4 ай бұрын

heard it before and couldn't agree more

@Brett235

2 ай бұрын

I have heard that before and it makes total sense. Same thing with a doctor or paramedic when you're in a life or death situation. If a black man or woman was trying to save my life I definitely wouldn't protest.

@gene8675

2 ай бұрын

I need Rh negative blood and less than 1% of Africans have it.

I'm 65 and I'm surprised and disappointed at the apparent animosity between the younger blacks and whites towards each other these day. But it all boils down to how our own encounters are initially with each other. As a 17 y.o growing up in an all white area of a Dallas suburb my first meaningful encounter with a black man was my senior drill instructor in the Marines. This guy was so squared away, tough but very fair and caring, that I was implanted with expectations of how good black men could be. And working closely with many blacks in the Corps and rooming with several I was able to shed most of my prejudices I had from my Texas upbringing. When I returned to Texas after many years I was a bit shocked to find out some of my old high school friends, though college educated and successful professionals, were still in that old bigoted mindset. We really can do better.

@ChillyChav

7 ай бұрын

So what did you think of black men before you met him?

Need more of this. More people on the streets having normal conversations

@fellurs

7 ай бұрын

Why dont white people ever have the conversation about Peyton Gendron? Its always about black people

@fellurs

7 ай бұрын

@chuijgfft white people cry now moreadays… white people believe their the victims and the most hated race in america 🤣 they live on the internet too much … nobody has went out and committed a mass shooting against white people because of their race Peyton gendron on the other hand…. Oh yeah… but yall will never talk about that.

@fellurs

7 ай бұрын

@chuijgfft nobody advocated for genocide against white people.. besides probably some ignorant tiktok black tiktok girls who were born in 2011 and dont know any better…. On the other hand u have white people going out and actively shooting up supermarkets hunting for black people, and u even have thousands of racist accounts on twitter, tiktok, etc that just advocate for white supremacy and murder on black people… oh yeah but yall are the new victims.. lol ok.. no accountability

That first guy was on point These are my favorite types of videos Steven. I think they bring out the best of you. Talking with the American people. Thanks

@thefourthone1843

Жыл бұрын

He could barely articulate what he was thinking for the first half. He disagreed with Crowder when he actually agreed with him...he couldn't even understand what Crowder was saying and Crowder had to explain what the other guy was thinking by wording it in a way that was coherent. This is not the one.

@Dimitriterrorman

Жыл бұрын

@@thefourthone1843 chill the man was like 70

@neilsun2521

Жыл бұрын

The last guy sounded a bit confused..

@thefourthone1843

Жыл бұрын

@@Dimitriterrorman ah, too old to know how to communicate. Fair point.

@brotherbill1000

Жыл бұрын

@@thefourthone1843 I agree, the second guy was much more articulate.

I'm 67 so I lived through the Civil Rights movement, although I was a teenager for most of it. I was raised by a father who, even though worked with many blacks, was somewhat racist. So even though I had very little exposure to black people I developed a predisposition about blacks just based on things I heard from my father. It was not until later in life when I went to live with my brother that I had my real first exposure to blacks and the black culture. My brother worked with black folks in the Rouge Plant in Detroit and had many black friends who he hung out with and brought home. He even adopted a little of the black culture himself in the way he spoke and dressed. I recall being scared and uncomfortable the first time he brought some of his black friends home. I remember thinking my brother was fricking crazy and was going to get himself killed. I look back on that time now and laugh to myself. My brother just saw people for who they were. He was raised by the same father, but was his own man. It taught me a very valuable lesson. I learned to judge people on their own merit. I learned to not listen to others or judge someone based on their appearance. My brother is no longer around for me to thank him for that lesson and it took me years to realize I had even learned it from him. Later in life when I took to working out I became a member of a gym near my work and went there every morning 3-5 tines a week for over 10 years. It was a predominantly black gym and I was the token white boy. I made some great friends in that gym and miss them to this day now that I am retired. We talked about everything and anything I never felt out of place. There was none of that N-word crap though like you see and hear so many blacks use now - which I dislike. I never heard that from any of the guys I hung with...even if I went to their houses, which I did, for parties and such. That is a more recent phenomena and one I think does a disservice to blacks and the black community. And I will end with that !!

@Thor-Orion

Ай бұрын

I was the token white boy in my boxing gym growing up. Positive experiences with each other is what breaks the back of racism. So let’s make more of them.

The first gentleman interviewed in green is an amazing American. If all American, men and women have his perspective..America would truly be the greatest country in the world! Seeing this gives me hope that we can have unity and peace as we all deserve

“You know what I’m sayin?” -Butters “yes, I do know what you are saying” I like this crowder format, like the change my mind series, Crowder on the street having the real conversations, breaking through the media narrative

That first dude gave me chills. It's GREAT to see some real people out there that aren't following this BS. Great dude.

@scottvaughn9565

Жыл бұрын

He's a real one for sure

@Sigmund1924

Жыл бұрын

Nice enough guy but no, we do not know what your sayin. Thanks for interpreting Crowder.

@abunchahoopla4392

Жыл бұрын

Lol he just didn't know how to best convey his point is all. I guarantee ya he's mentally intelligent just has a weak vocabulary. But as you said, Crowder was pretty on point interpreting@@Sigmund1924

@thefeverdream

Жыл бұрын

@@Sigmund1924you’re the problem

@leonardselph1977

Жыл бұрын

You can tell he's Gen X.

Good conversation....we need more of these!!!!!!! Being a good person isn't hard❤

This was a great watch, I love these videos that are outside of the regular streams, as I feel like the interactions you have with people hit more at home.

Racists, sexists, having preferences and making choices are all things that'll always exist...the way to fix things is to stop expecting everyone to tip toe around YOUR feelings and learn to deal with things.

@toomanydogs1527

Жыл бұрын

True that. Kids are being taught to not hurt each other's feelings. What they need to be taught is how to handle being hurt. It's easier to be bulletproof than to dodge every shot fired.

@_pandart6435

Жыл бұрын

@toomanydogs goddam right 👍

@millennialodyssey5956

Жыл бұрын

That is very true. There are always going to be people that are like that. That shouldn't ever decide who you are going to be and stand up for yourself instead of whining about it.

@cinnamoncigarettes

Жыл бұрын

Yup right on point. People these days are basically trained to feel a certain way about just about everything, instead of MSM reporting events and news straightforwardly and letting citizens decide what to make of it, they tell you what happens (which is often very exaggerated to look a certain way) and tell you how you're supposed to interpret it and how you should feel about it, and if you don't follow that then you are the problem, you're evil and you're wrong, even when later on you are proven right for not buying into their rhetoric *cough *cough COVID jab efficiency. And now they have created an army/cult of followers who mimic their messaging and rhetoric all over the world and on social media who uphold this rhetoric and make sure that the "non believers" face real world consequences for going against their indoctrination system by having you publicly ridiculed being labeled as all the -ists and -isms and try to destroy your reputation. These people are trained to stay away from and shun the non believers which lead to so many people losing freinds and family members to a point where it divided people and the two sides couldn't even be friends with eachother because these beliefs became their whole entire identity, and the woke mob would risk being labeled as traitors and all the other buzzwords just for associating with a "non believer". That's why you have everyone tip toeing around everything all the time, no one can just be their authentic self and talk about how they really feel because they don't want to get blacklisted and become pariahs. It's crazy times were living in, watching how things changed so much in the last decade is astounding, but you can see signs of how this came to be long before that too. I do feel like I'm seeing an ember forming of people getting sick of things being this way and people realizing that they've been brainwashed that will hopefully lead to a huge flame of change in the right direction. Hell the rapper YG who made the song "F*ck Donald Trump" back around 2016 announced a few days back that he would be voting for Trump in this election. If that's not at least a hint of what's to come then I don't know what is

@robhulson

Жыл бұрын

Two skills: Emotional regulation, and negotiation. If people were taught these two skills, SO MANY of our problems vanish.

This is why I love crowder. He’s on the streets and having real conversations. As a mixed/ light skinned males from Georgia, I can 100% say I’ve felt racism from black people more than I have any other race. I even find it difficult to date black women. Sad world we live in, but true.

@MrsCheb

Жыл бұрын

I suffered the racism in Georgia too 😂 I went right back to the Midwest.

@acutelilmint8035

Жыл бұрын

At the end of the day.. instead of seeing racism.. see insecurity. Peple that have to attack on the surface level = there is sometihng going on in their own life taht they are deeply unhappy with.. so they have to find a dragon .. its no different lgbtq attacking straight peopel.. its just a dragon.. Ironically the people you’re attacking are the people that really fought for your rights .. thats why victimhood mentality is so toxic. It’s never enough.. because they’re just unhappy..

@MogekoMagica

Жыл бұрын

I would say that about hispanics and asians towards blacks in my area. Racism from blacks and whites was almost even, but I did legitimately go to a hich school with a kid who shouted "white power" and dressed up as a trash bag for Holloween with the words "white" and "trash" written on it. His name was Dakota and he was a year above me. Ginger of all things. Also specifically remember a car full of Mexicans and whites calling me the hard R while I was walking home from school.

@slicedbread5692

Жыл бұрын

I'm white and I have experienced more racism from black people than I have ever seen the other way around. Back in school white kids would get called cracker and white boy every single day, and all the black kids would laugh without ever seeing the double standard. Never once did I see a white kid call somebody the N-word. If they did it would have been World War 3.

@johncollins9438

Жыл бұрын

same..but, when you have one on one conversations most appear to be generally good people in ga too

Happy to see u out in the world again I personally feel this is where you shine sir......

"We all American right?" Steven : 'shit, I'm Canadian'

You're talking with middle-class black people outside a hipster coffee shop. Go to the hood in South Chicago and ask the same questions, and you'll find out that, yes, they really do hate us.

@laurag7295

Жыл бұрын

They hate everything and everyone!!!

@crazyralph6386

Жыл бұрын

That’s the sad truth

@_GOD_HAND_

Жыл бұрын

@@crazyralph6386 It's not sad, it's just reality. The sooner people stop believing these feel-good fairytales about racial harmony, the sooner we can actually do something about it to make life better for everyone. When people like Crowder here insist on ignoring the problem, it just prolongs the misery.

@rerrer3346

Жыл бұрын

Hood people are more conservative than rich black people.

@that1guyFred

Жыл бұрын

Or go to a university, then everyone hates white people, even whites. Especially white males.

I don't hate anyone based on inherent characteristics, but if someone says they hate people who look like me, I take them at face value and avoid that person.

@Teller580

Жыл бұрын

Yep. I still judge by character not color but I see alot of "end whiteness" or people saying I'm guilty cus I'm a "colonizer..." is not necessarily saying they want to be my friend 😮

@AntiwhitismIsJealousy

Жыл бұрын

That's 80-90 percent of the demo graphic Steven interviewed today. Exitpolls prove it

@GreoGreo

6 ай бұрын

@@Teller580 You are guilty for crimes tho.

@Teller580

6 ай бұрын

@@GreoGreo If I'm guilty cus a white person did something wrong in the past that I had nothing to do with cus I'm white, then whatever color YOU ARE, I hold you personally accountable and GUILTY for any evil that anyone with the same color skin as you has committed. So if anyone with the same color of skin as you has committed murder then YOU ARE GUILTY and I want you to go to prison. Sounds good to me. Deal!

That was a wonder interview, how you dialed back realizing the "safe space" that last fella was seeking was amazing.

Love that first man interviewed, very wise & our fellow AMERICAN...

This is the best of the Internet, being upfront, being honest, taking the bullshit and proving it wrong. Shipping out of my mug club right now, keep doing what you’re doing, Stephen.

That first guy is so awesome. I don't even know that man and can say that he is my brother . When he said " we're all gonna get judged " , I knew where he was coming from . God bless that man .

Now thats a real brother , refreshing and surprising, two thumbs-up

These are my favorite interviews you do. It is so extremely important and I really appreciate you for doing this!

This type of conversation on the street-with regular folk, the best! More, please!

Last interview had me crying... The ignorance is real and victim hood is alive... History wasn't taught to the last man... Let me just say if you need a safe space you need to be in a asylum... You don't need to be with population who deal with crap everyday and still have to get home and cook for the family... Chit everyone has issues

@baileymae2012

Жыл бұрын

😊

@jadedriviera7402

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I thought it was great riiiiight until the last guy as well… I heard some talking points there and just sort of tuned him out

@BangBangNoee

Жыл бұрын

I could barely hear this man speak. He gave no examples, its almost like he wants to be a victim, its sad.

@thomascarlton82

Жыл бұрын

Its def hard to change someones mind when they state a policy they support then say it is not a good policy when used against them. The guy seemed nice enough but we are fighting against people with logic but they dont respond to it at all

@Anita..

Жыл бұрын

I had my mouth open in disbelief, this poor poor man 😪

That man at 15:00 in, just said what so many people need to hear, and he said it beautifully!

good man on the street interview Crowder, glad to see your comeback.

Candid and unedited conversations like these are needed to hear what the average person thinks and feels about society and the nation. The bias representation that basically all mainstream media pushes is not an accurate representation of what people think. Very refreshing to hear the raw takes from individuals who have nothing to gain from speaking their mind.

@LuckiestManAlive

Жыл бұрын

I disagree that this is an accurate representation. It isn't. The problem is, too many people watch an "interview on the streets" and assume that there's a 100% genuine conversation being had. The truth of the matter is, we all have to be careful about what we say when a mic is in our face. And the average person who knows that their beliefs might be offensive to the general public is smart enough to keep their mouth shut. Let's not forget that Crowder admits to having a conservative bias when it comes to creating content. Not saying there's anything wrong with that, btw. My point is, it might be a bit naive to think that every black person Crowder speaks to makes it on to his platform when he does these segments.

@platapus112

Жыл бұрын

Lol unedited? I bet they have hours of people that disagreed with him and they were only able to cut it down to 30 minutes of usable footage

@heyher_the_odd

Жыл бұрын

Oh boy... so unedited can apply to more than just cherry-picking the participants that they want to use in the video. Never said they don't omit interviews. Unedited can refer to the ask and answer with no cuts or edits between the question and the participants' reply. Unedited means raw takes of the question and answer. Not spoon feeding softball questions to someone with prepared answers on a note card. Now, if people want to be contrarian mouth breathers in the comments and downplay what the video is, enjoy. But I was comparing and contrasting this format against what mainstream media puts out. Now, have fun feverishly typing replies that aren't really on topic with the original post.

@gerk7238

Жыл бұрын

I enjoy a very little amount of crowders content like things like this and the change my mind segments. But overall crowder is a Belligerent Trumpist and his number one apologist. A far right personality like him is not going to give you a fair representation of public sentiments on a topic. And if you think he will, you are beyond naïve. And understand I agree with him 100% on the media’s divisive race relations portrayal and coverage. They are single handily dividing this country.

@heyher_the_odd

Жыл бұрын

@@gerk7238 So I have to ask, if you don't enjoy content like this, why watch it? Especially if the personality of the host is someone you disagree with so greatly. I get not living in an echo chamber and listening to opposing views and opinions. But if there is content that you know you won't enjoy, why watch or interact with the channel? I'm not trying to start an online fight in the comments, I am genuinely curious why people choose to watch content they know they won't like or even get frustrated with it.

The first guy was quite the sidewalk philosopher! Really appreciate his take on the race and others political issues.

I feel the same way that mixed guy does. He said everything on point. As a black and white man, I’ve dealt with racism from both sides. So regardless of how America sees me(black) I see myself as mixed. I take no side nor put my race as a tactic for people to feel sorry for me and other reasons people use.

The hair thing is an example of the “racist” accusations that have always bothered me….because there’s no way any black child would see that as related to their skin color until an adult taught them to perceive it that way. Look, I’m not downplaying if you are black child, feeling like an outcast among a lot of white children. But that’s not a BLACK issue. It happens anywhere-race,gender, culture, religion, etc. And black props need to stop believing the lie of touching or being curious about someone differences like hair as being a “micro-aggression”. I have had 4 people inappropriately address my hair and 3 of them were black. The first was in 6th grade when a black girl realized I had gray/white hairs and was asking if she could pull them out (we were NOT friends)….but it made it clear I was different, it didn’t feel good and I know she might have experienced white kids doinv to that with no racist intentions…just ignorance. The other was a ditzy white girl complimenting and touching my hair when I got the tips dyed…and the other two black kids were putting me down, asking me why I did that…. I’ve seen plenty of white goth kids have people think it’s okay to touch their dreads or whatever…. Portraying this as a race issue (which it’s not) doesn’t help in correcting the problem.

@manueladasilva8492

9 ай бұрын

Well put miss

It’s not whites being racist towards black people, it’s the opposite. And REGARDLESS of the assumption that it’s equal or worse, when you remove the “that’s racist, it’s because of racism” mindset. There is little to none. Using a example from 80 yrs ago is not today.

@matthewskullblood9778

Жыл бұрын

The present is affected by the past

@davidmaltais2912

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewskullblood9778 by that definition we should still treat Germans like Nazis?

@yourewrongabouteverything

Жыл бұрын

​@@matthewskullblood9778then blacks should be grateful they get to live in the best country in the world

@ETAisNOW

Жыл бұрын

@@davidmaltais2912no wtf lol, he didn’t say the past IS the present.

@kostasbiker9302

Жыл бұрын

​@@davidmaltais2912They were unironically right in dealing with the group that destroyed their countrys culture, the only wrong thing was the innocents that paid for it, America is Wei mar 2.0, we just ignore who's behind it.

This is THE "toughest" conversation our nation needs to have for the next 15 years in order to heal these united people! The older Black gentleman would absolutely be someone I would have a beer with.

@dickgrayson4325

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, right. You votes for Biden.

@mattrivers973

Жыл бұрын

The ones that need to hear it are the bullies playing the victim and will never comprehend.

@AntiwhitismIsJealousy

Жыл бұрын

The conversation to have and question to ask is "why do so many people support ∆Wism?" Including the vast majority of this group

@timothystevens5297

Жыл бұрын

We've been having this conversation for 150 years. How many White people have to die before we stop trying to fix blacks?

@Thor-Orion

Ай бұрын

I would buy most of these dudes a beer. They’ve got their heads on straight and understand that there are people who want us to hate each other pulling the strings.

I would hope most people have learned by now that the TV always makes mountains out of molehills. For instance, our weather reporting used to sound like this: "It's raining and 20c degrees outside. You may want to bring an umbrella.". Well, we had that EXACT weather yesterday, and here was the report : "Citizens to be advised of severe weather patterns affecting areas with heavy downpours and increased temperatures due to climate change."

The most amazing part of this video is that Crowder can find humans to talk to without them going “NO! THATDOESNTWORKEITHERRRRR!” Some amazingly telling moments of projection here too.

Just talking with people is becoming a lost art. Great segment fellas.

@GalactusOG

Жыл бұрын

this channel is 99% talking AT people not talking to them.

@fringting

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but ever since crowder made up the fake contract controversy with daily wire's initial term sheet and even admitted on Tim Pool he pulled out due to the money, he now just looks like a fake grifter who is super clearly too fake to be the person having this discussion. Can never see his opinion as anything other than what he believes will make him the most money moving forward

@yoyoma17

Жыл бұрын

@@GalactusOG No, it's not.

@billybob5553

11 ай бұрын

@@GalactusOG He's overpowering people with charisma and logic but he does let them speak.

@100AcreWoodz1

11 ай бұрын

Six 3 215 lbs. Lmfao hahahahahahaha

I'm half white, half black. In high school, white kids treated me like anyone else and the black kids called me "half breed" and wouldn't associate with me. I think I know who has been hurting race relations the last decade

@irenegonzalez201

Жыл бұрын

My son is half black. The only racist comments he receives at school is from black children.

@irenegonzalez201

Жыл бұрын

To be fair, I don't blame the children. It's how they are raised.

@Emppu_T.

Жыл бұрын

I feel like one side has a low expectation of them and are excused of bad behavior. True

@johnnylego807

Жыл бұрын

I’ve had white kids call me names. It happens on both ends. It’s the polarization of race and putting under a magnifying glass is why this is such a big issue. It’s the division occurring that’s creating MORE ISSUES.

@PNWPATRIOT206

10 ай бұрын

​@@johnnylego807FYI, with all the anti white rhetoric being pushed by the black & WHITE leftists has only created more actual racists. White kids I used to go to school with now refuse to listen to rap, associate with blacks now. And they were not racist until being beat up, or targeted for just being white. With race hustlers like Ibrahim X Kendi, and all the others. They create new racists everyday.

This is extremely refreshing, more content like this please. 🙏

OG really made a great point man love to hear stuff like that because not all is lost

I still think these interviews on the street/universities are your best and most useful content.

the first dude saying "it dont matter, we're all american, i cant go to the hospital needing a blood transfusion saying 'i dont want that white blood shit in me'" sent chills down my spine

@mcollins1401

11 ай бұрын

I recently had a blood transfusion (severe anemia). Blood is blood. Why did God make different races but made our parts interchangeable ? I think that's a clue...

@taylordavison6849

11 ай бұрын

​@@mcollins1401Steven's trying to distract from the fact that he abused his wife, sexually harassed his male coworkers (which has some... strange implications about his true sexuality, which isn't kosher for most conservatives), burned bridges with everyone in his life, and used his platform as a power fantasy where he can do whatever he wants. If Hitler being vegan didn't change the fact that most people think he's evil, why are we giving Crowder the benefit of the doubt? Either you have principles or you don't. You don't get to pick and choose who you're principled toward.

@JarlBarbossa

11 ай бұрын

​@@mcollins1401Actually they're not. Missed r_ce kids often can't get transplants from EITHER parent.

@connectlogic

11 ай бұрын

@@JarlBarbossa but the blood they can get can be from a black or white person?

@mondayquarterback9174

11 ай бұрын

​@mcollins1401 No they aren't, lol!!

My son is half Chinese as his mother ( my wife ) is Chinese. She's from Shangai, doesn't get more mainland Chinese than that. She taught him Chinese both written and spoken and I as a French Canadian have taught him French both written and spoken. His first language is English because we both wanted to be able to communicate with him properly before teaching him another language. That being said, he's now fluent in 3 languages and he is very close to both the French quebecer's culture and Chinese culture. However, he doesn't get along with Chinese kids whatsoever and by kid I mean teenagers. They call him a banana ( yellow on the outside, white on the inside ) or an ABC Chinese ( asian born in canada ). Even though his mandarin is perfect and even though he goes to China with us every year and even though he speaks perfectly Chinese, he does not get any appreciation from Chinese people. Elders do however, elder Chineses are always so happy to see him embracing this part of his culture but not the younger generations and especially not the teenagers his age. However, I have yet to meet a French Canadian making fun of him for being mixed or calling him Chinese. They accept him as being mixed and they get along with him just fine. Elder French canadians are happy to see him embracing his French heritage and are asking him how close he is to his Chinese heritage. This shows to me that whites are accepting him as being a mixed person and are genuinely concerned about him connecting with his Chinese heritage whereas the Chineses are rejecting him because he is half white. And I'm supposed to believe that there's such a thing as asian hate here? Only asian hate I've witnessed so far was from Asians themselves and it truly makes me wonder what have I ever done to them for them to hate my skin so much that they'd also reject one of theirs. Best part is that we were concerned when he was a baby that he'd be rejected by whites because that's what the medias are constantly projecting.

@yourmom69179

2 ай бұрын

Despite what the media and everyone else wants you to believe. White people are super accepting of other races, religions, et cetera. They always have been. I'm not saying there aren't some outliers, but most white people are very accepting of others. I can't say that for a lot of other races.

as a white guy who was brought up in a mostly white area, but who currently works with many black men and women, i have a lot of hope, because ive learned people are people and i care for them all

At an individual level people from different races mostly get along. Problems start at the group level.

@notallowedtobehonest2539

Жыл бұрын

Problems start when bwacks, exclusively, loot and mrdr every 5-10 mins

@refugeehugsforfree4151

Жыл бұрын

Not true at all bud. Try going to a majority black neighborhood. Instead of what crowder did, go to a rich persons office building and sit outside.

@michaelr5606

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@refugeehugsforfree4151You should probably read the OP again. You start with “not true at all bud” and then every single word after that literally makes the OP’s point. 🤔

@ETAisNOW

Жыл бұрын

@@hnewc1919Robert Sepehr: Cargo Cults

@refugeehugsforfree4151

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelr5606 ? Nope. Statistically Black Americans think being white is NOT ok. Meaning the plurality of black Americans think having white skin is inherently evil or wrong. FBI statistics prove black AMERICANS (Only Black Americans not Black Africans etc) Go out of their way to attack white people per capita when compared to any other race in the US. That should be statistically impossible as whites are the majority yet we're third down the list of targeting based on race after Hispanics when population per capita is taken into account. if white people were even close to these stats and poll numbers you'd be flipping shit calling the entire country "White supremacist" etc. But sense it's black people no one cares and we pretend "Oh yes the majority of black people are angels!" despite the Decades of video proof of them rioting for literally no reason all the time every year for the past twenty years. Unlike you I grew up in these neighborhoods, where I grew up it was Known as "Black town" and no not because some KKK member called it that, the Black people called it that. Reason I know this? Being beaten for "Playing basketball in black town" by a GROWN ADULT when I was 11. I'm sick and tired of all this pretending that black people aren't overwhelmingly overtly racists. It's literally in the FBI statistics for ALL to see. The polls show the majority of black Americans dislike white people or view them negatively based on just their skin color.

omg he finally is on the streets again, this was and will always be his best content!

@refugeehugsforfree4151

Жыл бұрын

Nah he's outside a rich persons office building. Not the streets. Middle class black people. that's it.

@JohnDoe-dr9ff

Жыл бұрын

@@refugeehugsforfree4151Yeah, F talking to middle class black people. They don’t represent blacks. Gotta interview hood rats. Those are the REAL black people. Right?

@ZeroiusProduction

Жыл бұрын

@@refugeehugsforfree4151 pretty sure the homies on the streets, be a bit idiotic to stand in the way of the cars, wouldn't you agree?

@fadnerpierre4431

Жыл бұрын

@@refugeehugsforfree4151only poor blacks are real? 😂

@refugeehugsforfree4151

Жыл бұрын

@@fadnerpierre4431 You're literally watching crowder interview middle class older black men. Let's see him go ANYWHERE ELSE and interview the actual demographic. He won't Ever.

The man at 20:02 says how he has to interact with people in different areas. I do the same as a white persona. I speak to people in wealthier neighborhoods differently than I do in other neighborhoods. One neighborhood I say hi how are you folks doing today? Vs in another I’m like “Yo what’s up brother?” It’s not as much race as it is culturally bound and me as a person needs to adapt to what’s comfortable for the neighborhood I’m in. In the wealthier neighborhoods I have to present myself in a manner that facilitates strength and respect and also in the other neighborhood. And that other neighborhood isn’t necessary poor but it’s culturally different and that has to be understood. I’ve been on skid row and that’s a whole new dynamic. Cause weakness will get you labeled as an outsider or worse. Just food for thought.

I love you doing this gives me an idea on how others think about it all more real then the news coverage shows

Love this brother. The country needs more of this.

I was raised by my Polish grandparents. I was taught that you never judge people by their race, color, or creed . I've proudly lived by theirs words for 70 plus years.

@johngalt6525

Жыл бұрын

Polska ❤ ❤❤❤❤

@AntiwhitismIsJealousy

Жыл бұрын

Individual basis. But it is true that most other groups in the US support AWism. No getting around that

@Steven9567

Жыл бұрын

and thats a mistake musilms for example see you as an enemy this whole don't judge by its cover is dumb

@thisguy2720

Жыл бұрын

Cool story bro

@James-kn6om

Жыл бұрын

​@@AntiwhitismIsJealousywhat is AWism? A fanatic love for root beer? Or is that another one of those gay AF terms that the alt right has come up with where they signify to other gay AF alt righters that they will proudly swallow their man gravy in a quick trip bathroom?

Crowder i love these videos! Thank you so much!!!!

The curly hair guy is the smartest "guest" of all "Change my Mind" episodes. There's hope for the newer generation.

This is Crowder at his best. I'd never miss an episode if your shows were made up of interviews...especially outside of the studio.

@jtspiky

Жыл бұрын

i enjoy his ex wife and him content

@AmbassadorByGrace

Жыл бұрын

@@jtspikygottem

@SniperGoldfish

Жыл бұрын

I concur

@JustinSwell

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@melissabrouwer9899

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree, tho I respect the work that his show does it’s harder for me to watch, his change my minds and videos of the like are the most intriguing, to see more of the way he thinks and communicates is on top🔥

Racism is completely individual basis now. I grew up in Tennessee after moving down from long Island, all races grew up fine without Racism. The only time I actually started hearing about it was in high school from the media, and then all of a sudden it became this gigantic thing.

@Thor-Orion

Ай бұрын

Right?! I grew up in a mostly black area as a white boy. I got along great with most everyone. But I’m real big and started boxing super young so the only times anyone would try something word would get out that you really didn’t want to be fucking with Goofball Mikey! I was always so mellow and joking around all the time that people thought “man he’s huge but he’s soft as fuck” and then they found the other side of the coin was a bad man and got their face smashed in. I’m relaxed and goofy because I have nothing to be afraid of.

These are the types of videos that should be going viral, not the crap about hate.

I love his conversation with that first gentleman, we need people like that in our lives

Go to a playground. Watch the children play. There is no hate or racial divide. This hatred is a taught/learned behavior. Racism stops as soon as ADULTS stop calling everything racist.

@uptown_rider8078

Жыл бұрын

I’ve seen countless black children bully and harass White children simply cause of their race. Adam Scott was right

@MinhNguyen-pk9qk

Жыл бұрын

@@hnewc1919 Boomer but true

@CribNotes

Жыл бұрын

That's true about children. But it all changes when children hit puberty, which brings competition which brings tribalism which brings conflict and racism. What people need to understand is that racism is natural. It's not special or magical. Knocking it off its pedestal is the best way to beat it.

@JohnDoe-dr9ff

Жыл бұрын

@@hnewc1919So what is your cringe Zoomer take?

@PB8man

Жыл бұрын

Racism starts when humans are old enough to start identifying hazards. There is a reason this is a pervasive topic over the history of man. Look at crime statistics if you need an example of this. People know that there are risks involved with crossing racial lines. It's nature. Your feel goody post about "cant we all get along" is not going to change anything. You are living with your head in sand.

Appreciate you man! This is why I started listening got you back i college. We need more educated people like yourself having honest conversations

I 💯 LOVE that first man. Speaking TRUTH!!!!

This is where you do best, Steven. Great job as usual!

@maphyous228

Жыл бұрын

Watch it!

@yourewrongabouteverything

Жыл бұрын

​@@maphyous228I did watch the whole thing and so did you

@willbass2869

Жыл бұрын

Are you serious? That first guy was practically illiterate ("knowhatimsayin' "). He could barely formulate a comprehensible thought and express it ("knowhatimean"). Crowder was such a lame ass white coward. Crowder just acted as if that idiot had some great insight. Pfft! Whenever someone REPEATEDLY says, "knowhatimsayin" I just look at them and say, "NO!. What the hell are you babbling about, I'm no damn mind reader" Crowder providing a stage for the goober to perform

@laniementz3970

Жыл бұрын

@maphyous228 Funny, I am a Jew. Nowhere in the Bible does it read "The only good Jew is a ___ Jew." You are not a Christian & know nothing about the Bible.

Crowder is back. This is the stuff we like. No drama.

@malasi888

11 ай бұрын

Imagine if the wife mistreated the husband. No one would care

@Group.B

11 ай бұрын

He’s still known for beating his wife

@nekemli2622

11 ай бұрын

​@@Group.B If a woman beat her husband, no one would bat an eye. So why should you care now?

@predatoreusfilms9992

11 ай бұрын

@@nekemli2622both is bad

@Zederzzz

11 ай бұрын

No, we'd like him to actually address the allegations

This first interview is my brother from another mother. I was sitting here with my mouth open, this is my argument too. Don’t now his name, but SIR!, You are a Rock Star. Thank you Steven for doing this.

Crowder's first interview starting around the 45 second mark, whoever that guy is absolutely killed it! 👏🇺🇸

These videos where you go out and talk to folks are the best!! Please do more! I love your podcast too, but nothing beats the unpredictability of what strangers will say on hot topics of conversation

"I think some people use the race thing for some bull sh-t sometimes" wise words... that man was awesome 😎👍

@AntiwhitismIsJealousy

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes? Most of his group support AW-ism. And the AW stuff is absolutely everywhere

@rell0223

Жыл бұрын

​@@AntiwhitismIsJealousydont stoop to the level of the BLM crowd and play the victim card, incredibly cringe

@hugh-jasole

Жыл бұрын

@@AntiwhitismIsJealousy you're a weirdo

@AntiwhitismIsJealousy

Жыл бұрын

@@rell0223 Lmao. Except the claim I'm making has evidence, theirs doesn't and is made for ulterior motive purposes. Try again

@rell0223

Жыл бұрын

@@AntiwhitismIsJealousy victimhood is cringe, evidence or no evidence

These are my favorite videos you do. Please keep doing these and more of them.

I really hope that man in the beginning is living the best life. What a cool guy.

@gram.

9 ай бұрын

He spoke so much sense I think. Life experience. He's wise.

The only problem is it depends on where you are. Go to your local 7-11 go somewhere where there's shoplifting and ask them. Go into the deep South into one of the gettos. Go to CA.

@michaelr5606

Жыл бұрын

That’s silly. You’re talking about going to the farthest end of the spectrum with the smallest population and asking for their take. Their take is wrong and everyone except them knows it. This is about showing the majority not the extreme minority. It would also be dumb if Steven when to a Hippie Commune or an Amish Farm to get their take. Why should anyone care what 1% of 1% thinks?

@laurag7295

Жыл бұрын

Chicago!

@corypeacock556

Жыл бұрын

​@lauragolanch7295 you couldn't pay me to leave Texas and go to Chicago

@animeloveer97

Жыл бұрын

​@@corypeacock556same

@crispybatman480

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, it depends. That is why this would be the perfect format for a series that goes around the country to different areas. These are usually local problems portrayed as nation wide.

I love the first dude, We all bleed blood.

@notallowedtobehonest2539

Жыл бұрын

But one group draws blood way more often

@refugeehugsforfree4151

Жыл бұрын

Sure, But Crowder went to a Middle class neighborhood. Of course, they're not going to be overtly racist.

@AnimeNPC.

Жыл бұрын

@@notallowedtobehonest2539 yeah but continually judging people on their race as a whole is stupid, there are bad people and good people, bad people will be bad but let’s shine a light of them and then everyone else can be cool.

@DsgSleazy

Жыл бұрын

​@@notallowedtobehonest2539Yes, white people. Stop starting wars.

@vanlifeguy4816

Жыл бұрын

​@@AnimeNPC.. You are a sheep.

The best conversation . Judging people in their worst moment. That's the truth.

I never saw racism growing up except from some of the black kids I was not friends with. They would call people crackers and other racist terms. I was friends with all genders and races and we played together. Hide n seek, man hunt. Capture the flag etc. they defended me against others saying racist things. Really seems it comes down to personal responsibility and the lack of it.

@redneckroy8947

Жыл бұрын

My Honduran friend tattooed "honkey" on my stomach when we were 18, and black guys thought it was funnier than anybody else. The 90s was a post-racial world. Then, around 08, something happened.

@sourstuff

Жыл бұрын

@@redneckroy8947 *in Trump’s voice* OBOMNA!

@sfall616

Жыл бұрын

"all genders and races" ??? How many genders were you friends with?

@LordBelmont777

Жыл бұрын

@@redneckroy8947 I know exactly what happened in 08, but dare I say it. Lot of race baiters came out and made false accusations about good decent people and tensions grew.

@redneckroy8947

Жыл бұрын

@@LordBelmont777 I should put "something happened" in scare quotes

Even police officers are afraid to speak their mind on the trans issues. Employees of the government have to watch what they say. America is losing freedoms little by little.

@NeverTheEvilLeft

Жыл бұрын

Afraid or not, they choose their side by their silence and actions.

@NemesisoftheGods

Жыл бұрын

Police are inherently "order followers". Thus, they do as they are commanded. Add in the significant number of cops who are bullying cowards, and you further understand why the police do not question policies or culture. They only concern themselves with a steady cheque and whatever they can get away with.

@ramzankadyrov6035

Жыл бұрын

All because of less than 1% of the population

@nickabel8279

Жыл бұрын

It was little by little. Its speeding up. When was the first law to go against shall not be infringed? When did licenses to travel and get around the 4th amendment become a thing? There's not 1 amendment that hasn't been commonly violated in today's age

@ramzankadyrov6035

Жыл бұрын

@@nickabel8279 except maybe the third.

Yoooo.... I used live in Carrollton, and now I'm back in Houston. But keep up the Good Work and God Bless you and your time

The second young man has his shit together. His mentality and outlook on life is next level. Mind elevation at its finest. Fuck the petty shit.

Before Barry and Mike came on the seen, I really never thought of race, or problems, but Barry and boy toy sure opened my eyes to how to make race a issue and a daily hate Good job Barry

@dickgrayson4325

Жыл бұрын

Who is Barry and Mike? Barry Bonds and Michael Jordan? Or do you mean Barrack and Michelle?

@amodernshaman4464

Жыл бұрын

The black riots of 2020 woke me up, and then i learned Who actually controlled blm and antifa.. then... our entire government, most all of the corporations, and the education system, and the media etc etc. It has been a soul crushing ride.

@mondayquarterback9174

Жыл бұрын

In 1998, kids of all race & class played bball in the parks. In 2009, one set of those kids were told they were robbed their whole life & the others owed them heavily. Unrest from then on.

@marsmars9130

Жыл бұрын

@@mondayquarterback9174 YUP never had a problem coming from NYC area, never even gave race a thought, just if you were a good person, or a bad person, then Barry and Mike came on site

@marsmars9130

Жыл бұрын

@@dickgrayson4325 never mind go back to sleep

I play poker for a living and at the poker table I play with all different kinds of ethnicities, I almost see new faces on a daily basis. Not once have I seen racism towards anyone. This is a span of about 10 years.

@nickabel8279

Жыл бұрын

Would think poker attracts a certain level of intelligence

@fl4650

Жыл бұрын

💯

Out there by Stirr in Deep Ellum is crazy 🤣🔥🔥🔥

Definitely more of these. This was great. Thank you, Crowder.!!!

Nope. I realized long ago that there are very powerful people and forces to whom racial division is profitable, either politically or financially. Those people will never let racism die it’s well deserved death.

@Emzzz78

Жыл бұрын

And the last guy he interviewed is the product of it. That’s what they want. Black and proud! White and ashamed.

@millennialodyssey5956

Жыл бұрын

They call them "race" hustlers.

@johnnylego807

Жыл бұрын

This!!!

@johnnylego807

Жыл бұрын

People forget that the “media” is just one of many arms of this instigator in the racial war. Like most things profit driven.

@NoOneInParticular88

2 ай бұрын

this is also incorrect though, racism will never "die", its apart of the human condition like hate, murder or lust. human nature cannot be "fixed"

This is the LwC content we love

@KoaCharvel

Жыл бұрын

I love the man in the street style content.

@kyleo5275

Жыл бұрын

True

I’m a mutt, most people think that I’m too olive skinned to be white and I’m too pale to be anything. Moved from southern Cali to Ohio and have had much better interactions from all sides. It was getting bad before I left Cali, and I’m so grateful to be blessed to be where I’m at. It’s a funny thing because you always here about how Cali is so open minded and I found it to be the opposite.

I love what the first guy said when you’re pointing your finger at somebody look at your thumb. It’s pointing right back at you.

The first guy you interviewed was spot on

I'm mixed race and from Louisiana and I confirm 100%. I've had more issues from the black side than the white side.

@desi1844

10 ай бұрын

Probably cos you want the best of both worlds, not possible.

@morningstar9317

10 ай бұрын

@@desi1844 no,I don't or never cared about having the "best of both worlds" I simply said, the blks where very much more racist than the whites,

As a 6’4 man, I could NEVER look at a woman half my size and steal her victory in sports how shameful

That first guy made me cry...beautiful wisdom

We are One! Do not allow the demons to divide us

@eldon_tyrell1051

Жыл бұрын

We are one. We are Borg. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.