Her dad went to Harvard and she went to UCLA and she’s lecturing us about how privileged we are? Her narcissism is next level.

@shieldmaiden2660

4 ай бұрын

That explains a lot.🙄

@TheRealBrizy

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, I was born a white male, and she was better off than I ever was 🤣

@Thomas.3698

3 ай бұрын

Ok. she may be well educated but she's not smart. Listen to what she said. She is operating under many false assumptions. She's not observant or creative & would be a great Nazi actually.

@ashebennett7726

3 ай бұрын

And my broke white behind is still trying to find a job in order to pay to live. Oh but I’m so privileged despite not being wealthy as her.

@Keydet1992

3 ай бұрын

@@ashebennett7726Yes, white privilege is a myth. The sociopath-economic spectrum touches ALL races and creeds. It is ironic that the most privileged WE are. Gaslighting at its finest! It’s how they segregate society. Easier to control when you can divide society into small manageable groups.

As a 65 year old black man I can speak from experience growing up in California. Racism is a thought and a feeling of someone that don't affect your life. Slavery is over. Stay in school and out of trouble and learn a trade. You will be able to do what you want. have what you want. live where you want. There's no such thing as white privilege it's American privilege we are all privileged to live in America

@commonsensebeliever6723

4 ай бұрын

Beautifully said!

@kylemcpherson1772

4 ай бұрын

well said

@yabalife2352

4 ай бұрын

Yes sir!

@cateyes3629

4 ай бұрын

Amen to truth. Work hard and you will go far.

@yroybal916

3 ай бұрын

Exactly ❤️

Her dad went to Harvard...she went to UCLA....me I had to drop out of highschool to get a full time job because we couldn't make ends meet. Oh yes, my white privilege is just oozing out of me.

@aaronhelmick7013

2 ай бұрын

i too had to drop out to get a job so i wasnt homeless

@charlesrich4972

Ай бұрын

Yessir. Same here. God bless.

I am a 68 year old white man, I have been turned down for jobs and promotions because I am white.

@timhultquist7957

2 ай бұрын

I also am a 68 y.o. white male that worked long hours on a salary in my early 30's (no overtime pay). Promised a promotion only to be told after 2+ years that it would have adverse impact if they promoted me when our company got a gov contract. I started my own business - tired of the corporate carrot and stick approach! Freedom!!!!

@Un1verses_

2 ай бұрын

These days blacks have more privilege than they even claim whites have. It's never been about having equality, it's been a way to put others down from the start. The point is to raise together, not drag others down until they're superior. It seems they don't quite understand that, and likely never will.

@andrewusa14

Ай бұрын

Your still privileged because you don't have to worry about racial profiling by the cops and you can walk down the street without people being scared that your going to rob them.

@rbaws1

23 күн бұрын

I’m a 29 year old white man with autism. I literally cannot get a job where I live because I have no real connections, I’m too slow mentally and physically for a lot of places, I can’t speak fluent Spanish, and because I didn’t have 10 years of job experience straight out of high school. The world has sadly changed and people either don’t understand or realize it or they refuse to. Much like my grandmother, who still believes I’m not trying hard enough. I wish the world would be more accepting of everyone and give them an equal chance as opposed to people spinning narratives about how they’re the only victims or that White Privilege exists, but Rich Privilege doesn’t.

As a 44 year old white woman who grew up on hamburger helper and tap water, i surely didn't have any of this "white privilege" that people claim.

@watchdog4454

4 ай бұрын

Hamburger helper is dope though

@Katiebaby02

4 ай бұрын

@watchdog4454 yea it is, but you get tired of it after a good while. I remember times where I'd just drink a glass of water because I couldn't bring myself to eat it.😂

@grognok

4 ай бұрын

​@@watchdog4454no it's not. I grew up eating it to and now own my own 72 acre farm and know what's good food its horrible for you incredibly processed and lacks all kinds of nutrition.

@susanbeals7597

4 ай бұрын

We couldn't afford hamburger helper. We grew up on 20 lb bags of potatoes, frozen veggies, canned tuna and spam. I worked my way through college, had to stop school every time I ran out of money, and would return when I'd saved enough for several terms of tuition & books. Worked full time while going to school full time. Took me 14 years to graduate, but got my degree without taking out a single loan. Now, thanks to Biden, I'm paying off strangers' college loans. Please explain how I have white privilege. I'll wait.

@Eric-fs7jl

4 ай бұрын

Can't beat a good steak...an man if white privilege is a real thing why ain't I rich.

“When people get used to preferential treatment, equal treatment seems like discrimination.” ― Thomas Sowell

@Hardfacts181

3 ай бұрын

Brilliant 😊

@Kingoflorida727

3 ай бұрын

OH DAMN

@MrIgottap

3 ай бұрын

Today’s feminists have a similar problem. They can’t keep up (without doing the “homework”) when the playing field is leveled so everything’s not fair to them.

@nonameinsouthafrica3315

3 ай бұрын

So racism never happened?

@UmbraFulgur

3 ай бұрын

​@@nonameinsouthafrica3315, it still happens, but backwards. Now you have an advantage if you're black. Not because you deserve it, just because you're not white.

You can absolutely tell that she's never had to explain what she's talking about before. She goes places, runs her script, and nobody ever makes her explain what the hell she means.

She admitted that she didn’t get in based upon merit, she was admitted based upon her race. That is the definition of racism.

@wonderlocs7758

3 ай бұрын

people of No colour always try to understand the thing they created but never quite grasp what their ancestors had in mind for them, or at least y'al pretend not to grasp. people of no colour control the world, it's called white supremacy, in order for this to happen, you must stay on code with your racism, but the privilege of being pure white is soon coming to an end with global warming

Im 58, white, my ex was an alcoholic and just would not act mature. We divorced. I was low income, food stamps, rental assistance, I raised my 3 kids, one has Asperger's. Oldest is a chemical engineer, youngest is going for his masters for astrophysicist. Child with Asperger's (autism) 2 months ago got their own apartment and works at Domino's. My 2 sons had a hard time getting financial help for school because they were not minority. Just letting this lady know it goes hard both ways.

@skorpion72586

4 ай бұрын

It's easier to make excuses. Even if I felt this way, I'd never tell anyone. I couldn't imagine bragging that I was given an exception for a lower standard as if it would give me any kind of even playing field in life. What a media driven joke

@matthewjaredcox9753

4 ай бұрын

They pretend like there's no such thing as poor white people. It's disingenuous. Everyone knows they're lying.

@joannacrisantos236

4 ай бұрын

That is amazing. Congratulations on your kids accomplishments. Do you mind telling me what school he’s looking into getting this degree? My son is in h.s. and I know it’s still a couple years to go but I’m trying to figure things out.

@ago4126

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, it’s crazy how (some) blacks feel like they’re the only ones who have struggles… we all do! They always say they have it so hard, but refuse to acknowledge anyone else’s struggles, bc they’re black, they just think they have it harder than anyone else… it might b self hate. Regardless of the reasons, it’s getting annoying to hear them bitching.

@lindacouncil1353

4 ай бұрын

He's talking about scholarships

There is only "rich privilege" does not matter colour, background, sex or age.

@AnnieCamer0n

4 ай бұрын

Pretty privilege as well because if you are attractive and charismatic doors open much quicker for you than otherwise. But classism will never go away.

@notorioustwat6127

4 ай бұрын

💯 Right.

@coryernewein

4 ай бұрын

Close but not quite sir, we all have privilege but not the way these folks think. As a white guy I get an easier time in the country than my black cousins, but when I visit them in the city I am the ostracized member of society. It seems like the privilege comes with the geographical area and the predominant culture.

@billiejofling9940

4 ай бұрын

I completely agree. I was completely brutalized growing up because I came from very poor parents. This drove me to be the best I could be in everything I tried!

@billiejofling9940

4 ай бұрын

I am white and was completely outcast in my community because of wealth. Color has nothing to do with it. As long as democrats keep us broke and on government programs we will never have a powerful voice.

I’m a 23 yr old white female, and I grew up in a trailer park. Survived off ramen noodles and bologna sandwiches 😂😂 didn’t graduate high school. Never have had much in my life but the good Lord above. Idk how people think there’s such a thing as white privilege.

THANK YOU!!! I’m a 54 year old white woman. I raised 3 children alone. Your intellectual responses are bringing tears to my eyes. My marriage didn’t work because of us not anyone else. My best friend is a woman I met in a church group who is black and was going through a divorce at the same time. We both raised our kids together. We shared food for meals. I taught her kids to ride bikes, she helped my kids with math and we stood in the gap whenever the other needed it. This was two good single mothers of different races coming together to help each other. Our men were not maturing or taking responsibility, we NEVER blamed the other person’s race. Thank you!!!

She said there's no white racial profiling. As she sits there profiling white people.😅😅😅

@suzannenichols6900

4 ай бұрын

While she proved RACISM exists.

@quietone3849

4 ай бұрын

And you are reacting exactly how white people react when this issue arises. So now what?

@DabsNanime

4 ай бұрын

@quietone3849 what ?? Lmfao 🤣

@DabsNanime

4 ай бұрын

@@quietone3849 I'm guessing you think all white people are racist and think black people can't be racist

@quietone3849

4 ай бұрын

I do indeed :) And you like the vast majority of white people don't think anything is racist. Be honest for once in your life, you want black people to take racism.Take it and keep quiet...go on admit it.@@DabsNanime

I’m a black single mom who raised a wonderful black man who is very successful, I taught him responsibility and to think for his self, and not to have a victim mentality.

@rendee1628

3 ай бұрын

You are awesome! I’m sure it was a struggle, but you did it👍

@mandelorean6243

3 ай бұрын

Hey, a Normal, level headed american! Good job, it's tough steering kids straight.. bad drugs, gangs influences and stupid stuff is surrounding all cities

@onionman2117

3 ай бұрын

My mother was a single mother and she kept me and my brothers out of trouble but it doesn't change the fact we were statistically more likely to do worse. I am not knocking you by the way, well done and more power to you :)

@dalebrooks3152

2 ай бұрын

That is great you are obviously a great mother. But when you have children having babies it's a possibility that the father will not be around because he is a kid himself and not even mature enough to raise a child. And that happens rather you are black or white. But some women will have more children so that they can get more money from the government.

@thomasprogli3372

2 ай бұрын

Nobody … NOBODY is saying that 100% of the children without involved fathers are failures. The statics say that a big majority are failures. Congrats that you belong to the minority.

Who are the people emasculating black fathers for showing love and affection?

@elijahhayter3026

17 сағат бұрын

People who believe men shouldn’t be emotional, I suppose.

I’ll bet this woman never picked a boll of cotton in her life, my mother picked cotton, melons and other produce all of her young life and educated herself because she loved learning. She raised me to have good manners and to be civil to others who didn’t have as much as we did in her later life. She was the best woman I ever knew. When she passed, I couldn’t believe how many people attended her funeral because they loved her stories and her graciousness. They called her a true Texas Belle. She was also white since the subject is “white privilege.”

She's a professional victim. She had everything handed to her.

@nonameinsouthafrica3315

3 ай бұрын

I am sure she failed but was given a pass.. And that hurts your feelings

@nonameinsouthafrica3315

3 ай бұрын

I am sure she failed but was given a pass.. And that hurts your feelings

@nonameinsouthafrica3315

3 ай бұрын

I am sure she failed but was given a pass.. And that hurts your feelings

@nonameinsouthafrica3315

3 ай бұрын

I am sure she failed but was given a pass.. And that hurts your feelings

@matthewnielsen2326

3 ай бұрын

@@nonameinsouthafrica3315 not really, the bigger they are the harder they fall, it's going to catch up to her eventually.

She doesn't see her own racism

@H0VA

4 ай бұрын

She does, she just has a ridiculously inflated opinion of herself through her woke college education she thinks she is superior and can fool people.

@suzannenichols6900

4 ай бұрын

@H0VA I agree with your statement but I think HRPFayetteville is also right. I don't think she sees her own racism. Other than that, I agree with EVERYTHING else in your statement.

@MrIgottap

3 ай бұрын

It’s not easy being better than everyone that doesn’t agree with you.

@joshuaalvey

3 ай бұрын

​@@MrIgottapshe is trash

Im white. In 2024 my income is $914 a month. Where is my privilege exactly?

I'm white and I can't begin to count the number of times that I have been pulled over in a predominantly black neighborhood and asked " what was my business in that neighborhood.".

@warrenpeterson8446

3 ай бұрын

buying drugs right?

@cantprocess

3 ай бұрын

Or they hit with the old “ we’ve seen you leaving a know drug area/house.” Well if it’s that “well known” why not get a warrant and bust the dealers instead of the customers? Answer: money

@jennifergibbs9672

11 күн бұрын

This happened to me too ( white female) when a friend and I were driving to an early soccer game in a predominantly black area. The cop was white. He only believed us when I pulled up our soccer schedule on my phone and invited him to come watch our game. Now we wear our jerseys in the car when we are on the way to this field 😅

Human race is the only race! Stop dividing people by color!

@pointlessmanatee

4 ай бұрын

well achshuallly there is like neanderthal and homo sapiens and then apparently there is some kind of extinct pygmy humans too. ok I am done being pedantic

@kdon522

4 ай бұрын

Every one blood color is red .

@corkydukeII5898

4 ай бұрын

Yep that's how the 'elite' have been controlling society for decades....keep us bickering with each other and away from 'their' evil schemes 🦊

@unknowniam121

4 ай бұрын

Jealousy and ressentment fueled by ignorance always brings divide down the way.

@Farmer_Dave

4 ай бұрын

You are conflating Race with Species. The human Species is made up of several races. So your statement and logic is flawed. The Great actor Morgan Freedman said in a movie line. White child walks up asks if God painted him or why God painted him his answer was that God love Wondrous Variety. When we work together we compliment each other.

Poor little rich girl had it so rough. Daddy went to Harvard, she went to all white schools, UCLA, & STILL whines about not having opportunity. I just cant

@luciansunset1

3 ай бұрын

I can't either and I'm black. Crazy isn't it. I guess the motto is divide and conquer

@calvinquitevis2291

3 ай бұрын

​@@luciansunset1divide and conquer my friend's. Stay united and ignore people like her.

@richardcarte

3 ай бұрын

Her and Jessie Lee Peterson are both wrong in different ways.

@richardcarte

3 ай бұрын

@@calvinquitevis2291As well as people like Jessie Lee Peterson.

@michaelszczys8316

3 ай бұрын

I didn't have a NAAWP to fall back on.

I’m an 55 year old white woman. I lived with a alcoholic father, that beat my mother on a regular basis for 11 years. I was subjected to so many things as a child! But I don’t use the victim card. I was raised in a black community and we did not see color. They are my friends. Some are my best friends. I lived in horrible conditions with abuse things, I can’t explain I’ve seen as a small child until age 11 the abuse of my stepfather. I graduated high school. I did not go to college because my family could not afford it and they both worked full-time jobs. I didn’t qualify for any financial aid. But, I did my work hard work. at the age of 21 I became an insurance agent by the grace of God. I have never received any white privilege and I don’t expect to. I have been pulled over by the police more than once. I complied with their commands and was giving my appropriate ticket. I have been profiled while driving with my husband who is white we were parked eating dinner at a location Along the river enjoying the view the officer pulled us over once we left because it did look suspicious. We complied with the police officers commands. he was a black police officer, and we didn’t argue with him because wefelt profiled, we let him do his job, he checked our license, our insurance, etc. He explained he pulled us over because we did look suspicious where we were parked. We understood where he was coming from. We could’ve been doing anything. The officer had no idea that we were just having dinner. This lady was born with a silver spoon in her mouth. How does she know anything about white privilege? All I hear is racism and Ignorance coming out of her mouth.

It's very nice to see these young men see and state the truth. They dont have the victim mentality. You guys are great.

Saying white privilege, is judging somebody by the color of their skin.

@SweetyPie-2

4 ай бұрын

We get judge everyday an this is what she’s talking not taking accountability, your doing it now, stop playing victim when the truth comes at y’all or them,

@scratchpenny

4 ай бұрын

@@SweetyPie-2 The label of white privilege is inaccurate, though. If anything, it's black underprivileged, and it is so minimal today that it's not even worth speaking about as a general rule anymore. Generalizations like these labels don't work because they don't truly represent injustice in society. Instead, they are used for political games and social manipulation.

@stephanielangston9193

4 ай бұрын

What makes you think white people don't get judged or profiled?? Just because it isn't in the news doesn't mean it doesn't happen. ​@@SweetyPie-2

@Rigorous_Storm

3 ай бұрын

I think all people are profiled not so much on the color of their skin but by the way they present themselves. If you appear to be a thug you're going to be treated differently than if you appear to be a construction worker white or black. I can say a white homeless person is going to be treated much differently than a white guy in a suit. When I was younger I had long hair and was a "stoner" we used to talk about getting pulled over for being a long hair in a no long hair zone, but to be honest we did have weed in the car and we were up to no good. There are some truths in stereotypes.

@tillstar74

3 ай бұрын

​@@SweetyPie-2You are all confused with difference about racial disadvantage and privilege. Its because having basic human and civil rights is not a privilege.

Shes a proud recipient of affirmative action. Black privalege!!!!

@ago4126

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, agreed! And it’s funny bc they don’t think they have any privileges, but they have more than most… when does this end?! They just want more and more, and it’s never good enough… they say they want equality, but they really want special treatment, and it’s annoying af!

@Dixie.1818

4 ай бұрын

Agreed..!

@jb0915

4 ай бұрын

Yup

No matter what color or gender you are, don't choose the mentality of victimhood. We are all capable of exceptionalism, but few of us, including me, are willing to put in the work to achieve it. That is no ones fault but mine.

People really forgot what the word accountability means

The biggest privilege a person can have starting out in life is a Mom and Dad who are married, who love each other, who love the Lord, who work through their problems and become stronger instead of jumping ship to divorce and they raise their children with faith. That is privilege and priceless, no matter what skin tone a person has.

@sabrinasokal

4 ай бұрын

Biggest privilege is being blessed with conviction and morals. You can come from trash and despite all odds still be a good successful person.

@michellehaislip4232

4 ай бұрын

You are 100% right and the government doesn't want a strong family they can't control.

@judahnanneti5599

4 ай бұрын

Make sure crazies in congress don’t see your comments. Fact is there is no white privilege and people who constantly talk about these things do it to manipulate people's. Simple fact is we all have same problems whether one is white or black. One should know simple fact as to why democrats encouraged single motherhood by providing financial benefits resulting in children not knowing their own father as most of these women don’t even know who the father is. How will these women even talk about morals or family to their children ? Democrats started this game simply to keep black communities under their thumb and that’s as simple as that. BTW one doesn’t need affirmative action to go to college or a university. Simple work hard and study.

@morbidone88

4 ай бұрын

That's a helluva take, minus the god part. No need to invite a ghost to the conversation, otherwise, I agree

@billyxkid5062

4 ай бұрын

Amen to that❤

Thomas Sowell talked about the exact issue of not qualified students struggling in exceptional schools..

@pamelaforray4318

4 ай бұрын

Candace Ownes even dropped the same info on Dr. Phil. I know both Sowell and Owens had the stats/Study to back up that claim.

@gailhoover9263

4 ай бұрын

Yep, I remember that concerning the stats from them both. ​@pamelaforray4318

@PlzNo25

4 ай бұрын

True

@WolfLove89

4 ай бұрын

​@@pamelaforray4318And people will say they're both right wing extremists and white washed because they disagree with what the media says a black person should be because Biden said that if the Americans that are "black" don't for Biden then they're not black.

@WolfLove89

4 ай бұрын

Yeah but high standard colleges have to let everyone in now, passing them is a different story

Its nice to see young black men thinking independently. Keep up the good work guys.

Excellent points made, guys. I especially like the fantastic point made that, "Everyone in America is privileged. Stop crying!" It's so true.

@wonderlocs7758

3 ай бұрын

however people like Zimmerman are privilege more than Trayvon because of the colour of skin, if Trayvon unalived Zimmerman in the same circumstances hed be thrown in prison for life

Woman: "I am a proud product of affirmative action." Same woman, later on: "Does affirmative action even exist?"

she is sadly misinformed about white families.

@nedrane297

4 ай бұрын

She is WILLFULLY ignorant that anyone besides people who look like herself have struggles. No one in my family, immediate or extended have ever been to college but in hers two generations have, but she's oppressed.

@DEMONIKMINION

4 ай бұрын

She just straight racist.

We have a black mayor who is in control in Los Angeles.

Just because one black person makes incredibly ignorant statements doesn't mean other black people have to agree. Bravo to these young men for seeing through the ignorance in this woman!

Thomas sowell talks about how black students were failing because of affirmative action placing them in schools they weren’t prepared for. Y’all should look up that interview and react.

@vanessac1721

4 ай бұрын

Happens in other countries too. Every year thousands of students who finish high school about as literate as a poor Baltimore student get student loans to get into university in South Africa. They fail first year and then are stuck in a high unemployment environment, barely literate / numerate, and now with a student loan debt to repay. It's an incredible travesty against these young people who don't know anything and think a university degree will lead them out of poverty. Actually the travesty starts when they keep passing students up grades when they aren't ready to keep their statistics looking good. I've met adults who can barely read and write. It's one of saddest things to see. Wasted human potential.

@GodBody-Alius

4 ай бұрын

They did react to it

@dude8223

4 ай бұрын

It makes sense, think about this. At one time most white ppl couldn't go to college. They where to poor and the standard was so high, only the smartest could go. And because only the smartest went, companies wanted to hire u if u where educated. Then, they lowered the standard so anyone can go. That means, that you no longer had to have money, or b smart. So there is no longer a incentive for a company to hire you if u are a college grad. They might as well hire a person from a trade school and train them theyself. It hurt everyone. And now, they are having to force ppl to hire them as a "diversity or inclusion hire". At one time, of u where blk and a doctor, ppl knew u where smart bc only smart ppl could do the job. Now, they firing meth heads to be pilots and Brain surgeons in the name of equality. Lol it makes us weak, easy to defeat. Now when a blk man is a doctor, u wonder, does he really know his stuff or did they just hire him bc of affirmative action. True for any race bc the standards are so low now.

@ybgenius9529

4 ай бұрын

@@vanessac1721 it really is, I see that a lot here too. A lot of people would be better off taking up a trade especially with the high demand we have now. Everyone is getting English and social degrees that are barely needed to never get a job and be 10s of thousands of dollars in debt.

@ybgenius9529

4 ай бұрын

@@GodBody-Alius lol, I guess they forgot about it

I'm 73yrs old WHERE'S MY WHITE PRIVILEGE STILL WAITING...

@mandelorean6243

3 ай бұрын

I hope it comes for you in the form of a Swedish nurse in a short skirt!

@wonderlocs7758

3 ай бұрын

everyday you step out your house and are not suspected of committing a crime just because you're black is a privilege you enjoy daily

Im white, un married and no kids. I get no assistance, no benefits. No help.

I'm a 58 year old white man. My father was in prison when I was born. I remember using food stamps at the grocery store. I remember my mother crying because of how difficult things were trying to raise 3 children on her own. I remember being teased at school because of my worn out clothes. I remember having to struggle to find regular employment after high school. I got married, had 3 children and a mortgage. I had to work very hard everyday for 40 years to keep up with bills and all other financial responsibilities. Nobody was there giving me any kind of privileges. I did it all on my own. I've been thrown in jail, pulled over and got a DUI, robbed, fired from jobs, on and on. I just have never seen this so-called white privilege.

@rosewhite8647

23 күн бұрын

You can't paint everyone with the same broad brush. Content of character matters!

@GlitzyWitch

20 күн бұрын

Me too, although ot was my dad who raised us, mum left when I was 7, I was the eldest of 4, youngest 2 ½, early 80's, Dad worked hard, had no idea how to raise children, we never had new clothes or shoes, I got bullied all through school. My dad was thd youngest of 4 boys, his Dad fought for British Royal Navy. My dad did the best he could. I'm 48 and now disabled after working hard and raising my daughter on my own, because her dad left us for my best friend. I'm yet to see my white privilege. I'm on the breadline. Even when I worked hard, I was in the breadline. These people complaining about white privilege have more privilege than I ever have!

"Racism is about power" No, it's not. It's about hate, that's why ANYBODY can be racist.

@DEMONIKMINION

4 ай бұрын

That's the word salad excuse they use to be default racists without consequence (Black Privilege).

@wonderlocs7758

3 ай бұрын

no, white supremacy created by white people some years ago is only about power over the ones they hate the most and want to take advantage of. since people of No colour invented white supremacy is never changed its manifesto, its simply changed its methodology. but you people already know this, you just need to keep pretending so it looks like you're ignorantly innocent

When a cop decides to pull you over, there is almost ZERO chance he/she has seen who's driving your car. Especially at night. That entire argument is B.S.

@reliic

4 ай бұрын

Thats a lie, got pulled over in my wifes car by a cop sitting on the median looking at me shocked. Pulls me over and asks me what do I do for a living because to him I was not supposed to be in a nice car. Did he give me a ticket no because I wasn't doing any thing but driving.

@kelaarin

4 ай бұрын

@@reliicUh-huh. Sure. What did you REALLY do? Guarantee he didn't know who was driving until AFTER he stopped you.

@reliic

4 ай бұрын

@@kelaarin Driving while black. My sons were actually in the car with me and he didn't see them since the windows in the back seat were tented. Cop actually pulled up to the side to get another look at me and I looked at him with my hands raised like WTF do you want. Naaaaaa they see fine Trrrrrrrrrruuuuuuuuuuuuuuusssssssssssttttttttttt me. As Trevor Noah said, its far for you guys (White People) to see if its not happening to them. But just like you believe in god with no proof, you can believe in White Privilege with proof.

@rebelpride6407

4 ай бұрын

​@@reliiclisten, I worked 911 dispatch for several years. Never once did they pull someone over for being black. And regardless of why you were pulled over be respectful. I was taught long before ever driving, respect the officer and they'll respect you. Every time I have been pulled over I either put my hands out the window or keep them on the wheel. Not because I fear for my life but because I want that officer to feel safe. I have even had them take me out and ask to search my vehicle. I told them sure go ahead. They of course found nothing, told me to have a good day and left me alone. They get attitude once you do. Plus you have no idea what that officer has gone through on that day. I have heard the calls they go to and they are hard to hear. I can't imagine the toll it takes on them to go to them. And I'm not saying that every law enforcement officer is good but, the majority are. Let them do their job and you will go on with your day.

@reliic

4 ай бұрын

@@rebelpride6407 I appreciate your work as a 911 dispatcher as my mom was one. There is no law that states I have to be respectful to a Police Officer and if I have not committed a crime or am under arrest, Law Enforcment officers are not allowed to search my car. American Police are habitual offenders of people's rights and have also lost the faith of the Minority community in the states. As a United States Marine if we did half the things they did abroad, we would be court martialled and locked up. There is no excuse to have an attitude with someone and do a poor job and deny them their rights. IMO the majority are bad as they "ALLOW" these wayward officers to run rampant. The fact that you have to make an officer feel safe so you are not shot/killed is proof of their nefariousness and lawlessness.

Unfortunately, evil comes in all colors, sizes and shapes and genders.

I was white for 42 years got tired of not having white privilege i became transblack

@Zoe-ot5kp

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@Kunimitsu877

3 ай бұрын

Rachel dolezal is that you?

@marialanchester8180

2 ай бұрын

I love that comeback Mike, love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@Grassdia

2 ай бұрын

Ahh a fellow tranracial, but could I entice you in biracial? If you disagree you’re a racist and xenophobe.

Blacks for Trump 2024!!! Let’s go!! 🇺🇸💪🏾

@TXLionHeart

4 ай бұрын

Yes! Trump is the candidate for all Americans. Let's take our country back!

@frequentiis

4 ай бұрын

biden is evil, trump is evil, DON'T VOTE, you're part of the problem, bro

@btafe

4 ай бұрын

No. Trump is a democrat.

@julianbrown-priceman8163

4 ай бұрын

Oh Americans are so brainwashed on both sides :/

@stryker3203

4 ай бұрын

Trump is great but unless he or any individual is centered on their relationship with Jesus Christ then it won’t change anything. Let’s pray he and the people he surrounds himself with are walking with Jesus or they repent and be baptized in the Holy Spirit then we will see true reconciliation.

My poor parents couldn't afford to send me to college much less Harvard. Spoiled brat

She is what's wrong with the country.

Being a perpetual victim will get you nowhere.

My favorite part is when she said that there is no white racial profiling as she is racially profiling white people.

@StarMakerDvinity

3 ай бұрын

If there is no white racial profiling then why have I, a white person, been pulled over multiple times and asked why I'm in certain neighborhoods and told I should probably leave the area for my own safety or it will be assumed that my purpose for being there is to engage in illegal behaviors? Are the police actually racially profiling the neighborhood? Are they actually wrong? >.>

@nonameinsouthafrica3315

3 ай бұрын

Let's pretend this comment is very smart..

@logicalanswer3529

3 ай бұрын

@@nonameinsouthafrica3315 You would have to have one hell of an imagination to think that your comment is very smart.

She said at the end, "Does affirmative action even exist? Does anyone really get in through affirmative action?". She just said SHE went to school through affirmative action so how can she question if people are actually getting in through affirmative action? She is just a big walking contradiction.

@healingwithgaia8045

3 ай бұрын

Yup, that statement alone by her, proves why she had to get through on affirmative action to higher education. Her intelligence level was certainly not going to, and THAT has nothing to do with skin colour.

First thing that came out of her mouth "white privilege is something for black people to leverage"

It's wild she has the audacity to say all of this bs when she came from a rich family... Her dad graduated from Harvard and she went to UCLA LOL Like everyone said she is a profesional victim...

I am a 61 year old white woman living in really rural America. We are not racist in any way. We believe in treating others as we want to be treated I really enjoy watching you guys. You are changing minds for the better. Keep on Truckin ❤️

@pettykittyfam

4 ай бұрын

Amen sis 🤗😻😽❤❤❤

@DEMONIKMINION

4 ай бұрын

Mrs Doasyouwouldbedoneby - Mrs Bedonebyasyoudid "The Water Babies" Charles Kingsley 1862

@lorettajohnson5900

3 ай бұрын

Do unto others as ye would have others do unto you.... Is a huge commandment in the Bible that if everyone followed this world would be a much better place.

@DEMONIKMINION

3 ай бұрын

@@lorettajohnson5900 The bible?, ewe. Would be a far better world had we rid ourselves of all religion at this point.

@blackallday

3 ай бұрын

We wanted to be lynched and face segregation. Yes, we wanted that there young kids know nothing

SHE WAS TAUGHT TO BLAME EVERYONE ELSE BUT HERSELF

I am a 49yo white male. I pray every day for young black urban males to become strong christian men and help lead their families out of poverty and to break the cycle of single black mother led homes. I pray that all races work together to help end the culture of violence, drugs, and sex outside of marriage that especially permeates the black innercity experience. Your videos have been so uplifting to me and provide me with hope that young black males are not a monolithic cultural or voting bloc for those that want to "help", but do more harm than good. You all provide a wonderful role model and will be able to reach people that I would never be able to connect with. May God bless you all and help you all to continue to think critically, share the word of God, and challenge those that endorse victimhood within black inner-city youth.

These dudes are legit. Mad respect

It's culture. Thomas sowell has proven this over and over again.

It isn't a black or white thing, it's a victim vs non-victim. She wants to come across as a victim and saying she's black is the reason.

@DEMONIKMINION

4 ай бұрын

Stop making excuses for her. She is singling white people out as the problem therfore she's racist. No excuses necessary.

This woman is terrible. She took advantage of AA while she comes from privilege!!! What a terrible professional victim. She should be uplifting her community!

I'm white 🤍 and I Love Black people I have all my life 💯😁

She says she's a product of affirmative action ... as if we should give her a medal for it.

@Dixie.1818

4 ай бұрын

Showing the attitude..

@cheshahale

4 ай бұрын

RIGHT!!😂😂😂😩😩

@nono86753

3 ай бұрын

She didn’t have to say it, we can tell

I've been saying for years that American privilege is the reason people even have the nerve to complain about so many issues.

@jennpenn5

2 ай бұрын

Right. She basically stated that she’s not free…living in America.

As a 55 year old white woman who was tormented in school because I was so skinny, had to get on assistance to support children as a single mom of 2. We all have struggles and hard times no matter your race!! Morgan Freeman was right, when stop seeing each other as black and white and start seeing each other as fellow human beings we will end racism!!We are all Gods children!!!

I have to say this; my white husband is profiled non stop. He works construction and is often in major cities just traveling to jobsites to work. He has been pulled over for being white in any neighborhood that isnt considered a 'white neighborhood'. One time stands out when i was with him in particular. He was pulled out of the car and we were searched for being white in a 'colored neighborhood'. The two officers said, and i quote: " you dont belong here".

I love his videos. These activists ain't used to having their monologue challenged by fellow blacks, so are blindsided.

@BillFanning-cr9po

20 күн бұрын

Who is that guy? He's great

I'm a 71 year old white guy. Spent 50 years as a welder. Single dad. Busted my ass....I live month to month. Sometimes don't make it to the next month. I get no help. It's tough. Where is my white privalge? It's at the border where there is real privalge! That woman is a racist!

@DEMONIKMINION

4 ай бұрын

S**t man, same, single dad and welder (T.I.G. mainly). I retrained when I saw night shift jobs at minimum wage.

i am a 78 yr old white women and i have been pulled over a couple of times

That lady is priveleged...as well as terribly confused.

Imagine crying about racism when you just had a black man in charge of the highest office in the country. 🤦‍♂️

@wonderlocs7758

3 ай бұрын

what did Obama do for black people? black people have been demanding reparations compensation and Obama gave reparations to LGBT, this means Obama was a token black man who said he wouldn't do anything specifically for black people but for everyone else. imagine being a person of NO colour still thinking the system of white supremacy shouldn't be used as an excuse for black people progressing!

@tinatieken8840

2 ай бұрын

1/2 black

@morleymobproductionz

2 ай бұрын

@@tinatieken8840So?

@tinatieken8840

2 ай бұрын

@@morleymobproductionz SO…we haven’t had a full black president yet

@jeevieseverino3949

Ай бұрын

America really does care so much about the racial value of every person there. Seems kinda racist you know.

I am white and had a cousin who raised her kids on welfare. Instead of teaching them to do better she taught them how to work the social system and all of her kids are now raising their kids in the system. It unfortunately is a cycle.

@Dixie.1818

4 ай бұрын

Yep... I know if some also. Very smart to work the system.. BUT Not smart enough to get a Job...Hummmm?

@orange222...

4 ай бұрын

@@Dixie.1818 you don't have to be smart. One person tells the other person exactly what to do and say and it works every time. At this point there are very few people on welfare they have mostly transitioned to SSI or SSDI and that's the real way to work the system to make cash.

@jb0915

4 ай бұрын

My mom raised 5 boys on her own, and we were on welfare. My brothers and I are all successful and have families. Once you hit 18, it's your choice on how you live. They weren't taught anything they chose to not do better

@Dixie.1818

4 ай бұрын

@@orange222... I'll admit I'm ignorant of the "system".. Guess they forgot about morals and ethics when they signed off on the ssi/sdi paperwork

@orange222...

4 ай бұрын

@@Dixie.1818 then for your first 2 kids you get about the same amount but for kids after that you get less and less. This works for welfare or SS. So one gives his cousins address and says he has the 2 kids there and the other one uses the home address. You can make over 3 grand a month tax free that way. You wonder why we have any social security. There are all kinds of tricks and so many people know it makes you wonder.

God still loves America and each of you are TOTAL PROOF! Bravo Gentlemen Bravo!!!

Imagine getting into a university based on AA, being proud of that, and judging the student next to you based on "privileges" they don't have. Imagine claiming you dont have opportunities, but you got into UCLA based on AA and not even knowing how AA works. Imagine saying you dont have opportunities when your father is a Harvard Alumni. She is the shinning example of a professional victim!

I’m so down to leave these victims behind. Im revoking their black cards starting TODAY.

Omg.there are plenty of black Americans, leaders in charge of the government, school systems, mayors, governor senators, etc... What is she talking about?!?

@robertameuchel4786

4 ай бұрын

She can"t see outside herself, plain and simple !!!

@jul4275

3 ай бұрын

​@@robertameuchel4786 💯 percent.

I'm a 45 year old white man, when I went to college in my late 20s, I looked for scholarships and grants to help me afford college. There was a lot of scholarships/grants for POC, women, minority groups, etc. The literal only scholarship that was available to me as a white man was from the KKK, and that is the story of how I acquired $120,000 worth of student loan debt.

@reginagrayson2465

Ай бұрын

😳😳

LOL, my white privilege is having had my dad at home growing up. Nonsensical arguments 🤦‍♂️

You need to start asking... why does the democrat party want broken black families?

@DEMONIKMINION

4 ай бұрын

Nothing to do with the Gov. Same traits, self inflicted issues and the same finger pointing excuses/scapegoating the world over.

@62Hazenut62jrlv

3 ай бұрын

To relying on the Government to be control to make this a Socialist Country.🤮🖕😢

@nonameinsouthafrica3315

3 ай бұрын

Democratic party

@brosb4hoes755

2 ай бұрын

So that they can keep blaming raeehhhcissmm and keep distracting them

I'm fifty, retired. Worked my butt off as a blue color worker. I have a beard to my waist, ride a Harley, and I'm always stopped. My son is black, and i have taught him, THERE IS NO HATE WORTH CONSUMING YOU!!!! WE ALL STRUGGLING RIGHT NOW WITH THAT DEMON IN THE WHITE HOUSE. GOD BLESS YOU GUYS FOR WHAT YOU'RE DOING!

I really enjoy listening to you guys think critically and work these things out together.

we are all humans and go through the same crap day in day out

This woman is so invested in her victimhood, she'll never get it. And her FATHER went to HARVARD but she's discriminated against?? This was a very hard one to sit through, she was so twisted.

As a 49 year old white woman, Im still trying to figure out where my white privilege is. I worked a full time job while going to college full time studying my butt off. Then after I graduated college I worked 2 jobs for MANY years until my college loans were paid off. I didn’t make much money when I started out so I lived on Ramen noodles and a lot of prayers. I continued to work a second job so I could save money to be eligible to buy a small house that needed a lot of work. I spent years learning how to do things myself and upcycled things I found at thrift stores to make it a home. I didn’t have a lot of clothes so I took care of the clothes I did have. I never had handouts and my parents were poor when I was younger. My dad came from nothing and worked hard his whole life for us to have something. He and my mom instilled that hard work into me and my brother. I’m grateful for everything I have because I didn’t have much growing up.

I'm white, raised by my mom, destroyed my life like most statistics of fatherless dads do, rebuilt myself, and happily married with kids. My drive is to give my kids what I didn't have. We all need more accountably. I could have continued to live as a victim, but I chose not to. Your color doesn't matter. We all can play the victim. That's the mind virus eating at our society. Love you guys ✌️.

I wanna know where my white privilege was after me and my wife and 1 year old were evicted and had to live in a hotel for 2 years. Spent well over 2k just in application fees trying to get a place but couldn't mostly due to having a eviction on my record or the fact I didn't make enough money to live there. I sure could have used some of that white privilege then

Thomas Sowell talks about affirmative action extensively. The idea is that if you get into a school because of color and not merit, you have a much lower chance of succeeding at the tougher schools because you aren’t necessarily prepared. You are often setting yourself up for failure if you go to a school that accepted you based on color (even though your grades and test scores weren’t as high as the white kid or Indian kid, etc…)whoever the affirmative action student took the place of. Every affirmative action admission or hire takes the place of someone else who may have earned the spot on merit (regardless of sex or race).

White woman here and I didn’t have my dad. He left all of his three children with my mother after making her be a stay at home wife and fought giving child support. I was lucky if I saw him once a year. It’s not a black or white thing to not have a father who doesn’t give a sh*t.

She claims decency has to be TAUGHT. It also has to be LEARNED

These young men are better critical thinkers and have more honesty and integrity than 95% of those activists and politicians who claim to represent the “black community”. All it takes is some self-awareness

Black Americans leaving the democrat plantation will save this country! You guys are doing the Lord's work, keep it up!

I like hearing young intelligent men like yourselves having your own opinions and asking tough questions and answering them . A lot of the youth need strong outspoken role models that are spreading positivity and not falling for the medias tricks to keep everyone hating each other while the top 1 percent keeps sucking up all the money without any opposition to their monopolies.

I remember in high school, everyone had a different student Union except white students. When we asked for one, we got told no. We didn’t need it and it would be racist to have one. This was in 1993. At that point, I saw where race relations was headed for the future. It sucked because even though we had some issues back then with Rodney King etc, everyone got along. No one saw color. We used to laugh at each and make jokes that you can’t say these days. We partied together. We helped each other. We were friends with anyone we liked regardless of background or race. It was wonderful. Sad to see how the country has changed and color/background is such an issue again. History repeating itself. Don’t even get me started on the white liberals. Ugh. Much love to guys for bringing common sense back to the country! We all just need to stick together and we will all be ok!!! ❤❤❤

“Wake up everyday and have a clear and peaceful mind” I like that.

My favorite JLP interview. He absolutely demolished this woman. He was so quick with everything.

@Aiveq

4 ай бұрын

remember, he is slow

@orange222...

4 ай бұрын

she didn't listen to one thing he said. She isn't interested in any facts.

I'm glad someone brought up parents and parenting. I feel like this is such as "taboo" subject that our country refuses to acknowledge. Raise your kids right.

I’m 50 years old, I didn’t have either parent both in the streets doing drugs and committing crimes. Grandparents raised me, on minimal welfare and stamps. I’m white.

Check out Thomas Sowell on affirmative action and how he says it's harmful to the black community.

Im a white man and i love these men ,we need more young Americans like these young men in every race hold us down guys i got you

Thank you for screaming, “AMERICAN PRIVILEGE!” Best outburst ever!🥰

We already decided segregation was wrong...discrimination and racism are wrong, and she's perpetuating it. What is her problem? I'm tired of living in the upside down

This woman has so much more privilege than me. Her father went to Harvard, she was not a product of affirmative action. She was scholastically privileged. I clawed my way out of poverty. I fought for this country and buried friends for her to have the privilege of flapping her gums about this crap. Young people need to find mentors that don't peddle this twisted narrative.

@fernipascual

3 ай бұрын

I like that... "young people need to find mentors that don't peddle this twisted narrative."