My grandma said it best: "You don't fight injustice by inflicting more injustice on others, especially people who had nothing to do with anything." I miss my grandma.

@tinaboksa3642

Жыл бұрын

Your grandma sounds like a very grounded woman. The kind of person I would like to have known. So very sorry for your loss.

@drijam69

Жыл бұрын

Smart lady, typical of her generation. 😁

@PathtoYahawah

Жыл бұрын

Your grandma is wrong. Did you hear the speech Martin gave to the people in the church before he was assassinated? He wasn't talking about turning the other cheek you guys are know of the videos the oppressors show of MLK in short snippets by the time he was murdered he was not talking about turning cheeks he was talking about getting what's owed regardless.

@PathtoYahawah

Жыл бұрын

@S Singh @ Tina Boska @ Drijam you three clearly do not believe in the Bible for the bilble tells all the sins of the father are passed down to the sons yet you guys want to act like what ever your parent do have no accountability if your life or the seeds of the future!

@drijam69

Жыл бұрын

Wow, Anu (crime) time is a deceiver folks, hey just like Lucifer, lmao. Those sins are things like your daddy physically abuses, you will abuse too, this fool means a whole race, crazy! Just ignore this fool clearly Anu is full of hate. (and full of $h!t) 🤣

Man this whole generation, don't matter the race, needs to get out of this victim mentality. We're all strong and our actions, perseverance, and goals get us ahead in life

@slightlyoffensivesob4690

Жыл бұрын

They need to stop thinking that the coloring their skin is actually who they are..

@maladjustedmoon5200

Жыл бұрын

But it’s not just a mentality, people are being victimized, and ignoring the people victimizing others doesn’t make them stop, so it makes sense to point these things out and fight back against it

@brittneemae9986

Жыл бұрын

@@maladjustedmoon5200it’s a victim narrative, there’s not a single group in America in 2023 that are treated less than someone else. People should stop crying about shit that happened all over the damn world and focus on having a productive happy life

@maladjustedmoon5200

Жыл бұрын

@@brittneemae9986 sorry, but some people actually feel sympathy for other human beings and wanna improve the world and not just focus on themselves. If you think different groups aren’t treated differently in this country it’s because you ignore it. There’s limitless evidence of mistreatment of people based on race, gender, sexual orientation, income level, and so on. I can’t ignore the police murdering another unarmed black teenager down the street from where I live, and if you tell people to ignore it like you are now, then you’re part of the problem

@taxicorky

Жыл бұрын

Being a victim is not a mentality. Stop with this nonsense talking point designed by white supremacists to malign the problems of the black community

I’m a 65-year-old white dude and you guys just killed the battery on my iPad! I just binged watched you for four hours straight. I will continue to watch!

@TamiFowler1

4 ай бұрын

Me too!!!

@homergee3381

4 ай бұрын

Me too

@jarvissirhaun4273

4 ай бұрын

Nothing better than watching educated strong black men calling out the leftist BS.

@jamesyantis9334

3 ай бұрын

I'm a 60 yr old white male. I get along with black men fine. It is the black women who seem to be disgusted with me. They look past me like I'm not there, from 3 ft away. Like in line at Dollar General . I can't believe I just said LIKE. I love these actually awake minds of black men turning conservative. Realizing conservative is not a bad word. Profiling is not a bad word either. People are stealing our words!

@jamesyantis9334

3 ай бұрын

If green men were 15 % of the population and committing 50% of robberies and violent crime, would you more cautious when a green dude came in your convenient store? And if pink dudes never got in trouble you would be mire at ease.

Jesse was schoolin those kids! I loved it! 😂

Jesse grew up on a plantation in Alabama under Jim crow law in a 10 person bedroom and outside toilet and to have him shine a light on the lies and propaganda and to make it his life mission to expose the frauds for what they are WITHOUT playing the victim card is amazing to me. HUGE RESPECT TO JESSE AND ALL HE DOES TO DISASSEMBLE THE BS.

@samuelyoung966

Жыл бұрын

“…so I can keep benefiting from white privilege 😌”

@pureboxingplug7696

11 ай бұрын

House niggas been around since slavery

@evilneedsputinitsplace

11 ай бұрын

I am gonna learn all I can about this man!!! When he said I'm against evil!!! I about died bc thats all I ever want to say... evil is evil, it has no color... that simple!!! Do what's right, fight evil!!

@412pittsburghguy8

11 ай бұрын

@@evilneedsputinitsplace aaaaaammmmeeennnn to that!

@natalievu4399

10 ай бұрын

​@@evilneedsputinitsplacehe has a funny radio show

When asked when she was discriminated, she paused...she had no truthful answer. She had to think. Believe me, when you are truly discriminated against, your story is right there.

@BNG1Fdarest

Жыл бұрын

she thought about it, but it was by othr POC so she had to think of a white person doing it. Most black people do not have contact with white people like that, trust me...unless they working, then they wouldnt be complaining.

@For4BF

Жыл бұрын

It makes me mad when black people always act like they are the only victims in the world. Like no slavery ever existed against anybody else. Like they deserve the world just for "suffering" so much more than everybody else

@Ownership12

Жыл бұрын

💯

@TeeJay903

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@LilibetKE

10 ай бұрын

True!

im a white male, as a teenager, i played soccer and had the hair below the ears soccer style hair. my job told me i HAD to cut it off if i wanted to work there because they viewed it as unprofessional and i was not allowed to grow any facial hair. i did it because i wanted money...if i didnt like it, i couldve left. claiming it is something personal is wild.

@ryshomeimprovement3856

5 ай бұрын

Well said.

@jeremyrichards1388

4 ай бұрын

Same here...I had to cut my hair for a mechanics position. Showed up the next day, hair cut and ready to make some money. You represent their company.

@MrZlathan3

4 ай бұрын

Okay. We can't wash off our blackness though.

@mindymurray8163

3 ай бұрын

​@MrZlathan3 Noone asked you to.

@projectmatt11

Ай бұрын

@@MrZlathan3but you can look presentable as far as hair styles, facial hair, etc. Stop playing the victim, ppl don’t look at your black skin as unprofessional and/or unpresentable

So glad yall put Jesse on, he ain't no victim.

@aarontaylor7677

3 ай бұрын

If you're black you're going to get accused of playing victim by a certain group whether you're playing victim or not.

When I was in America, I've always wondered why Asian immigrants that I have met were successful, but most black American that I've met were poor. Now I understand. It's not a matter of race for me, it's a matter of how people think about life. In my country (I'm not American), middle class and rich people, especially the old ones says "It's not your fault to be born poor, but if you die poor, that is on you."

@hulkhatepunybanner

Жыл бұрын

*Just about every State in the Union had an anti-alien (East Asian) law that prevented them from owning property. Major cities here have Chinatowns, not because they decided to live together but because that's where they were forced to live. Japanese-Americans were forced into concentration camps during WW2. (So did German-Americans but they were compensated afterwards because they are of European descent. They were treated as subhuman until the 1970s.* East Asians are now considered "white-adjacent." Which means for a job opening or home renting or buying, East Asian will get chosen over African-American.

@strafer8764

Жыл бұрын

It’s definitely not that simple. These people are a type of black person in America. They are not black people in America. Even a lot of black Americans don’t recognize this distinction or want to give weight to it but it’s true. Have you seen the hate between light and dark skin black folk or rich and poor? People especially foreigners like you seem to think that all black folk have this inner city poor, blame everything on white people mentality. These 2 guests are good. That’s a subculture

@Aldine281

Жыл бұрын

Lol if you are rich or poor you will still die broke in the end heaven and hell money don't exist is not my fault that the world made itself live under money

@hulkhatepunybanner

Жыл бұрын

@@Aldine281 *You think there's a heaven and hell.* LOL

@hm7563

Жыл бұрын

Your statement is ignorant uninformed. People who come to America from other countries come from a country that cared about them even though their country might've been authoritarian at least they were fellow countryman cared about one another. In the United States Black people have been targeted denied basic rights denied education denied Financial benefits that white people received. Not every Chinese person came off the boat without money. Chinese people in the Chinese government have re locate so much money into this country and build up community it's like a satellite of China in Los Angeles they've created. Chinese people in America have the Chinese government behind them whether they want to admit it or not. Let's take the classic example why do Africans from Africa do better than African-Americans ? Because they come from a country that's not perfect but at least they love each other as a society and you cannot say that here in American attitude about black Americans.

My Grandfather told me when I was young, that an outside force will not destroy society, it will be done from the inside by those that are part of your society.

@biganttony6786

Жыл бұрын

that's real from an elder. I wish my Grandfather was still around so I could soak up more knowledge. He made it through WW2 as a teenager and was a boxer in the Army. Toughest man I knew. RIP never said a racist slur that I knew. His mother was Chickasaw and father Irish and Cherokee. Had black friends he served with and talked great about.

@GnosticAtheist

Жыл бұрын

The Roman philosopher and stateman Cicero commented much the same and he surely has been proven right time and time again when it comes to stronger states. Weak cultures/nations often die by the hand of outside threats. Strong cultures/nations nearly always fall due to internal issues. In fact, it could be argued that its a natural law. The reason is that a large system has logically an increasing number of lesser systems, that is groups and subcultures, and these systems tend to be larger than the natural social number of individuals causing increase in friction. When you add to that relative security from outside effects, internal friction is "left alone" to fester. Effectively peace and relative prosperity combined with size increases the danger for internal collapse.

@alexlutskevich2275

Жыл бұрын

Beware of the Commies….. they are no joke

@GnosticAtheist

Жыл бұрын

@Stewie Griffin Marxism was not much of an issue back in Roman times. Friction in society and calls for power to be divided is not marxist, its general human behavior, especially because there was little to no "theory-crafting". Instead, when the Roman republic became the Roman empire, friction could not be split up in the same way as it could when the elite ruled with the senate, possibly increasing the time before the fall. As a general rule, extremes on either side of ruling tends to cause increase in friction, be it with "freedom" or "statism".

@bennypit4411

Жыл бұрын

In class a couple weeks ago the topic was removing statues over the last 5 years, the professor asked what every statue had in common with one another... everybody said racism, racist culture, racist this and oppressive that.... when it came to me I said something that is 100% fact and backed with evidence yet everybody was outraged by it, professor even asked me to leave the class for a bit. What every statue had in common with one another.... and my response: EVERY statue removed was of a Democrat figure. I said if I'm wrong then just state 1 that was a Republican figure.... nobody could name just 1 that was. After class the professor told me I was missing the point of the exercise and becoming a distraction in class and that she was required to report my conduct to the student conduct board. She did and now I have a disciplinary hearing March 9th, I have to attend but am not allowed to speak to the board(but the professor is allowed). I have never been in any trouble and just got a letter stating my next semester credits could be at risk upon the ruling from the board, if I lose those credit hours I will lose my scholarship. I've been told by LI on campus that I'll probably just get probationary deferred but this is crazy, nothing I said was wrong and answered a question truthfully without trying to incite anything.

Your question was "What can we do to better blacks?" Keep making these videos. You are the hope for our nation.

They are forever victims

I think Morgan Freeman said it best when Mike Wallace on 60 minutes asked him how are we going to stop racism in which Morgan replied, “stop talking about it…”. Morgan Freeman gave the best answer I’ve ever heard on ending racism.

@hulkhatepunybanner

Жыл бұрын

*Morgan Freemen meant to stop talking about it until after he's dead when he doesn't have to worry about not getting another movie role.* You have to see the context in which people say such things.

@pluck2058

Жыл бұрын

😂🤣an, they said stop talking about it and just forget about history. Tell jews to forget about Germany.

@anncain2432

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for reminding me....what a class act!

@davicool4284

Жыл бұрын

@@hulkhatepunybanner 💯 Correct: Just Follow The Money

@alfredosenalle9284

Жыл бұрын

Morgan Freeman was absolutely correct. Now if you look at news everywhere and videos on KZread , they have double up on racist stories and acts from the past. It's as if they want black people to develop even more hate and intolerance for white people. This is planned by the left-wing and its destroying our country.

"Do you believe your hair is your strength" I nearly fell off my chair laughing. Why are some always playing the victim it makes us look so weak.

@gdiaz8827

Жыл бұрын

Seen that hairstyle all over he is not unique

@kennethwalton6

Жыл бұрын

I know!!!!

@dreadcthulhu5

Жыл бұрын

I was definitely not getting an aura of strength from that guy.

Big fan of Jesse. So smooth about destroying weak minds. Legendary man.🔥

I agree with taking ethnicity off applications.

@ashran66

5 ай бұрын

I mean it's not really needed people have eyes

I am a detective for a large east coast city police department and have been a cop for 25 years. You guys are great and I appreciate what you are doing.

@goldenruletv7301

Жыл бұрын

part of the sovereign citizen freemason secret society BS are you?

@nodnoc9627

Жыл бұрын

I’m currently working on a criminal justice degree. Would you recommend working in law enforcement today or should I try something else in the field?

@absolutelyfookinnobody2843

Жыл бұрын

Do something else bro You look useless, you will just make things worse and get in the way

@SameerMalik-es5ij

Жыл бұрын

@@nodnoc9627 Yea go somewhere else other than KZread to get advice on your career path. Secondly, it’s a bad career choice in todays climate especially if you are going to work in a blue state

@SousChef77

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service Linus. Sending hugs.

I am so proud of you young brothers opening up your minds to challenge "black culture/thought". Keep challenging the narratives.

@taxicorky

Жыл бұрын

You're proud young brothers are being brainwashed into white washing their own heritage? That's a bit sick

@bigshoes5228

Жыл бұрын

​@Kevin Pierce nice kevin 👌

@AiiRv

Жыл бұрын

@@pmbbmp you know the definition on condescending?

@words911

Жыл бұрын

Blm is another tool to divide. We need to unite. A divided nation is easier to rule over and control

@samatics4

Жыл бұрын

@@pmbbmpI’m so sorry his statement triggered you, please find the nearest safe space to cope with it

His voice says it all That's the I'm a victim voice..

@jennpenn5

17 күн бұрын

Ugh… As soon as he starting talking I knew.

Imagine talking at an NFL game about racism. The field is full of black millionaires.

Great conversation guys. We as black people need to focus on family values.

@msmichelle2196

Жыл бұрын

Exactly the family is broken

@anthonyweinersnose2583

Жыл бұрын

The government played a trick on the black population that they have now expanded to the rest of us. Or maybe they started that game with them and because culturally, blacks have been in the light for a long time, the residual effects have hit the rest of us.

@rushellringle5034

Жыл бұрын

All humans need to focus on family and educate our children in the home with healthy discussions on civics, there in lies the answers to stop perpetuating untruths

@kevinboone2178

Жыл бұрын

We have been PRACTICING family values since before the 1960s, and SAYING we should practice them each year thereafter, which got our (collective) lineage nowhere, as the "chickens have come home to roost." We will never be alright as a whole until reparative justice is done. Never. Yet many of us do ok for the families, relatives, friends, mentors and/or support groups that helped us; our educations, trades and/or business sense sealed the deal (so to say). The adage "no man is an island, no man stands alone" is true. Yet as a group we lack generational wealth which helps weather economic storms, funds post-secondary educations (trade school/college) and a house down-payment, for example; and our lineage lacks the robust networks other groups take for granted. Furthermore we have psycho-social issues centered in our collective American experience which causes "group stasis," one without a coherent escape. Our "field and house Negro" syndromes, color-consciousness, status pretensions, etc., make for a toxic brew which has persisted since slavery. I hear a lot of people in the comments who believe in (Victorian) respectability politics, yet we aren't White folks. Suffice it to state we have always done what we could with what we had, which is the sum of nothing. America traffics in money. We created its stealth economics. We need an apology. We need to heal our collective and families. We need our money. We need meaningful business development. We need Reparative Justice, a moral and ethical imperative whose time has come. Yesterday.

@germanic4316

Жыл бұрын

@bastiat Replace that with humans and you hit the nail on the head.

I have been discriminated against at work and had way worse things said to me....but I laughed at it. Developed a tough skin....and I'm now a senior scientist at my job....not crying in a corner!

@MaddatMatt

Жыл бұрын

I got one. I once did not get a job in America at an Italian pizza pasta joint because the white guy found out I didn’t’ speak Spanish. I thought it was hilarious. His last question was an assumption close on a great 20 minute interview. “You speak Spanish of course.” As he looked back into the kitchen to 100% Latino staff. I was like … “no”. I just look like I do.

@cyberinsurgent9910

Жыл бұрын

nice ANECDOTE jackass Lmao. Changes nothing nor does it change any injustice going on. The message isnt to give up like bad faith conservatives spin any time youre 1. a Minority and 2. Point out any issues on the basis of that lmfao... The message is not to lay down nor when they do the "Blks are so Low IQ liberals tell them these issues exist" do even libs say "well lay down and take it, nothing you can do about it. So when POC say it or your made up libs telling it to blks vs the other way around at LARGE, neither of us end it with giving up or anything.

@cariaus3758

Жыл бұрын

@@MaddatMatt I can teach you Spanish...is the job still available? 🤣

@theincredibleshrunkenbeegu7084

Жыл бұрын

Marcia, how dare you get ahead by working hard and proving you know your s@#t!?

@eileencastillo6323

Жыл бұрын

You and a million others. What other choice do you have? If you want to succeed you have to ignore the BS. You have to navigate the BS that white people do not have to.

When I saw that interview, i laughed so much 😂😂😂 Mr. Jesse is hilarious. Especially the young lady, who ran, she ran 😂😂

It's like talking to 10 year olds. Amazing

I love Jesse. He is like the grandma who didn’t let you get away with any victim talk.

@divergentsenior

Жыл бұрын

@@SpyHunter316 Could be, but my black friends all came from households with no men and it was grandma who did all the ear pulling, switchings, and threats. I have no personal frame of reference for how grandpas act.

@divergentsenior

Жыл бұрын

@@SpyHunter316 👍

@watchfighting571

Жыл бұрын

As a white person, jesse has some good points. but man, he is also the most bigoted and hilariously old scool guy there is. he says some outrageous shit.

@watchfighting571

Жыл бұрын

also he is very obviously basing all his opinions on religion.

@briancontreras9317

Жыл бұрын

He's a troll and does a great job of trolling. But his points are not well presented.

She said he ain't black when he didnt agree with her😂😂😂😂just like biden😂😂😂😂😂

@adamkennedy7297

9 ай бұрын

Typical democrat mentality

@bettylovell4214

3 ай бұрын

If you don't vote for me you ain't black. Who on God's green earth think that is words from a leader that works to bring people together. FJB.

@jakeharshman2565

25 күн бұрын

I thought liberals were suppose to be "tolerant"🤔

That lady was their handler

As a white person, i have had rules in the workplace i have had to conform to to remain employed. Life has rules!!

I'm white and i was told by an employer that my nails had to be kept manicured. My husband has to keep his hair cut short for his job. My son's school doesnt allow unnatural hair colors. It happens to everyone. Nobody is above the rules.

@Gil-galad22

4 ай бұрын

Exactly, I remember 15 years ago a friend of mine got in trouble at school because he dyed his hair purple/green. He had to change his color to brown immediately and he's white too.

I'm a white male, age 52, that watches a lot of your videos. You guys have a great understanding and attitude about what's going on in the world especially for your age. Use your platform here on KZread to educate all races.

@colddirtybastard

Жыл бұрын

Would you have made the same comment if the video they were watching was pro BLM? I can tell you it would be a hard "no".

@johnjones4483

Жыл бұрын

@@colddirtybastard My comment was not based on BLM. It was based upon these gentlemen as a generalization. I do not get involved with debates over social media.

@colddirtybastard

Жыл бұрын

@@johnjones4483 but would you have made the same comment if it were leaning to pro BLM? What specifically do you like about their understanding of the world?

@johnjones4483

Жыл бұрын

@@colddirtybastard have you watched any other videos from these guys other than this one? I'm going not going to debate reality.

@colddirtybastard

Жыл бұрын

@@johnjones4483 that's a weird way of saying I'm right. And yes, I watch most of their content. As a white guy, I won't tell them what they should watch but I also wont go out of my way to praise them because they're reacting to content that I agree with politically.

I was blessed to grow up in Albuquerque, New Mexico. (1960's) I had friends that were white as snow, and black as night. I never knew about races. I am brown. The first time I heard anything about race was when I went to college in Texas , and the church I was attending had a foot washing. It was my turn to participate. The women that was supposed to wash my feet said "I am not going to wash a Mexicans feet". Well that suprised me, and for a little while I was sad. I went home and prayed, and God did let me know that He loved me, I knew He loved me from my head to my feet. I chose to love her and made a point to hug her and whenever she was close. Never made friends with her, but thank God He helped me to forgive her. I am so thankful for my childhood that gave me a solid love for all kinds of people.

I have been in a job in which I was taken aside and politely told that I needed to dress more business causal and that my hair needed to be tidier than what I currently styled it. I had come from a different industry and just hadn't been exposed to a more business formal environment so I went and bought clothing that was more professionally styled and started wearing my hair back. I'm white with red wavy hair and a lot of hair. I did not feel discriminated against, merely uninformed as I was young when this happened.

The guy in the yellow shirt is the definition of a human being, and in his heart doesnt care about crayon colors hateful people in the past have labeled everyone. Very refreshing.

@briancontreras9317

Жыл бұрын

EVERYONE is a human being.

Jesse Lee Peterson is an American treasure. I love your channel.

@MrZlathan3

4 ай бұрын

In the same sense that 'Steven types' were treasured by the Confederacy.

@aarontaylor7677

3 ай бұрын

Jesse is a national buck dancer.

@MrZlathan3

3 ай бұрын

@@aarontaylor7677 Buck dancer, biscuit maker.

What lovely open minded objective young men. Thank you for your rational thinking with these emotive issues 👏🏽👏🏽

Bruh!!! I am prior military, and now work for the Government, and they have standards for hair, clothes, shoes, etc.... it applies to everyone.

The mother (if I understood who that was) interpreted her daughters struggle to articulate her thoughts as a traumatizing moment. Literally tells me all I need to about how she was raised.

@charlesdaniels8181

Жыл бұрын

Correct uneducated

@taylorfrazier7919

Жыл бұрын

@@charlesdaniels8181 I dont think I said or meant uneducated at all. The lady was obviously educated, tho maybe convoluted. I was merely commenting on the fact that she was probably very sheltered growing up. Her mental fortitude and beliefs were never reinforced within herself. She merely repeats what shes heard her whole life. and once her beliefs (her parents beliefs) were challenged, she struggled to comprehensively articulate what she wanted to say.

@germanic4316

Жыл бұрын

@@taylorfrazier7919 Uneducated in life then.

Jessie is hilarious! I was crying laughing! I am so proud to see the young generation overcoming the brainwashing. They’re trying to put on us.

@josephtulk499

Жыл бұрын

The media is insain. But it's not only that the algorithm of everything is mind control

@Cobbido

10 ай бұрын

His deadpan delivery is hilarious

@maccusmc

8 ай бұрын

Jesse is playing a character. It's amazing how many people don't know that.

@MrZlathan3

6 ай бұрын

@@maccusmc Thank you. And MAGA in blackface is profitable. Jessie is like a caricature of Steven in Django.

@evamz9584

4 ай бұрын

​@@MrZlathan3 Have you gone and forgiven your mother for recreating you in her image? How about your father, for not protecting you from her?

I am a white male who at times let my hair get too long. Several jobs I had a manager told me there were certain standards of professional and told me they’d like me to get a haircut.

Lol jesse is hilarious , i love watching him troll people 😆🤣🤣

What keeps people from reaching their goals in life. Is the person in the mirror.

@Mashangi

Жыл бұрын

I'm starting with the man in the mirror I'm asking him to change his ways And no message could've been any clearer If they wanna make the world a better place Take a look at yourself and then make a change

@dracula7644

Жыл бұрын

@@boofert.washington2499It's called not having talent. Try something else. It wasn't meant for you.

@JustSomeGoy

Жыл бұрын

​​@@boofert.washington2499 did you really just insinuate people can't learn how to play instruments? All it takes is practice.

@springheelzach812

Жыл бұрын

@@boofert.washington2499 there are so many musicians who have no talent that make it big in music look at the vast majority of Rappers these days. also yah you can learn an instrument just by practicing you might not be the next Hendrix but you could be the next Bob Dylan or Kurt Cobain.

@ambassadorcartwright9127

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Turns out JLP was gay the whole time, but he fought that urge until he was 75. It's waaaay more Beta to want to fuck men but not; rather than to just fuck men.

Jessie is a treasure. He cuts right through the BS that might sound kinda good... until you ask a few questions of it... then it falls apart

@HH-jg4ju

Жыл бұрын

Boy or girl Jessie is a complete comic and no he don’t make it make sense he just talk in bundle ramble and try to confuse sense with nonsense

@briancontreras9317

Жыл бұрын

He's a troll and is spouting nonsense.

@Smurfy10285

Жыл бұрын

Both these above commenters want so bad for Jesse to be wrong I can practically smell the victimhood mentality and lack of personal accountability spilling out their asses.. Cmon bruh.

@nohorasims656

Жыл бұрын

Ask all his victims if they think hes funny. He is gay and has perverted many a young man through his organization. He uses race and other subjects to sway people away from his perverted action on the poor

They don’t think American. If we all thrive, the better. Economy works better when everyone is contributing.

I know this is a year old but how much these guys have grown as men since I have watched them is commendable. They are really looking at the world and formulating their own opinions. Amazing to see these strong men grow

Amazing. He stumped them by literally just asking them basic questions.

I am a white guy that grew up with Punk style haircuts. When I moved to an office like setting, they told me change my hair to something more professional. To keep it short and clean. It is super common because you represent the company in meetings and etc.

@indicacesar

4 ай бұрын

nothing to do with race .

If i was one of the TWO i would be embarrassed and wish i NEVER went on that show/interview ! 😳Jesse Lee Peterson DESTROYED em !

I don't know how you all popped up on my feed, but I have been binge watching you all day. You are hilarious, smart, and savvy all at once. I love how you all get curious about something you are watching and google the shit to verify whether it's true or not. I can't watch anything without looking deeper into it to see if it is bs or not, or get more facts if it is true. Thank you guys for a great time. I was right there with you looking up white slavery and am so gobsmacked that Africa has slaves to this day. And the BLM video was hysterical. Your faces are priceless when you're not buying into the bs. Awesome videos!

“half NEKKEED doin’ the hoochie mama dance”😂😂😂😂💀 I absolutely love this man.

@priscillaspets

Жыл бұрын

too good😂

@temag

Ай бұрын

And richer than you!!!

You guys are a trip. Thank you for giving me renewed hope that WE can get past this.

I Love the Cartier Family! I applaud that you are critical thinkers and open your heart and home to everyone

I appreciate your common sense! You give me hope in these crazy times.

Individual people can have struggles that are legitimate but the group victim mentality is the problem. Been watching y’all for a while now and appreciate y’all’s perspectives. That girl says white people “persecute” her but can never come up with a real instance. It’s all nebulous. When you go around looking for problems, trust that you can find them.

@bobbyschannel349

Жыл бұрын

Group victim?, white people have to give up their institutional power before black people can stop being victims.

@johnscimeca899

Жыл бұрын

How about when they used to have Barbecues in Lynch black people how about when they would turn over a bus with little kindergarteners they were black kids was that victim mentality to

@ronk2577

Жыл бұрын

It's the poor poor pitiful me.Andre crying about his hair.im white and had to damn near get a complete buzz cut to get a job.i went in my hair was up over my ears short as hell for the 70s.i found out I didn't get the job because my hair was too long. I didn't bitch about I went and got a marine cut and got hired

@Microphunktv-jb3kj

Жыл бұрын

... In Europe we call people like that mentally ill (who imagine things wich are not there.. ) and put them into mental institution to cure them

@hulkhatepunybanner

Жыл бұрын

@@ronk2577 *Everyone had to cut their hair before the 1970s. Why are you still complaining about it today? You're lucky your buzz cut never grew out course and curly.*

Continue listening to other points of view with an open mind. As a wife, mother, and grandmother, I LOVE you intelligent young men. You're a breath of fresh air and proof that not all young black men are buying the pushed narratives. Your parents raised some wonderful young men. I pray that after college, my grandsugar meets an intelligent young man with good, moral values, plain old common sense, and the determination to be a productive member of society, like you five. You guys are a credit to your families, your gender, and the human race. Bless you!!🙏🏻🙏🏾

@colddirtybastard

Жыл бұрын

In other words, you like these black men. Other black men not so much.

@docjohnson1

Жыл бұрын

​@Major Nelson in other words open minded not brainwashed

@ddz1375

Жыл бұрын

You missed the part about the human race

I agree with getting rid of race & gender questions on job apps & I like how one guy said u can't judge all from the actions of 1

They don’t no what they won’t ..

You guys are great examples of self thinking intellligent young men. I appreciate what y'all do for society.

@goonigugu43

Жыл бұрын

I have to admit their setup is cool because it's real my house in summertime same thing happing Without a camera

That young lady on the couch walking away proved to all of us that she was on sort of tangent and making up negative stuff - her walking away was her attempt to stop being embarrassed and called out for her lies and fake narrative. Love it. Jesse Lee Peterson wipes the floor with both of those young people sitting on the couch - he did it respectfully, and with tact. Love that man!!!

I so appreciate you guy's take on what you're seeing with one exception. All of a sudden females want to be HOH, when that is the job of your man. So they get angry and cannot decipher between a reasonable idea and her own persuasion. I'm giving a thumbs up to the gentlemen left on stage who settled it with honor.

I do thank God young men are learning from these conversations.

Mad respect for you guys for questioning the status quo. My mom is from here and my dad immigrated here from Lebanon. I had racist neighbors growing up who openly didn't like Arabs but I've never been a victim. Everyone in my family is successful and everyone except my dad love Jesus and vote conversative. I've never thought of myself as a victim.America is the greatest country in the world and being a victim is a state of mind.

@mogznwaz

Жыл бұрын

Arab culture can be very aggressive and sometimes clashes with western culture. Particularly around religions and treatment of women. That’s how stereotypes begin, because they’re always based on some truth. But of course you should still be judged as an individual first and foremost. I generally have the attitude that I will greet you with an open mind until you demonstrate otherwise

@aangtheairbender

Жыл бұрын

I would add that all cultures can be aggressive at the extreme and clash with other cultures. But my experience with most people in any given culture has been overwhelmingly positive. I do live in Australia though and I’m part of a multicultural community.

@afountainpenawakening

11 ай бұрын

@@aangtheairbender agreed. I'm an Australian too, we live in a vastly multicultural society here, and we do not have all these problems of living and getting on with each other. The media does try to play the race card every now and again coz they wanna keep this idea of racism to the forefront, especially at the moment, however people just get on with it and live their lives as peacefully as they can. When there is respect for one another, respect is given.

When I was first starting out working in legal field, I was told what was appropriate and what wasn't for office attire. I appreciate the people who took time out to advise me and it helped me throughout my working career. Not EVERYTHING is meant as an insult, but rather instruction.

40:05. That was a good comment mr. in the yellow t-shirt. My memory is horrible. 😬

He said most people are fed up with Bullying, 🤪

as an American of Italian/Irish/Cherokee bloodline. I am still an American. color of our skin should not matter at all. I'd love to see race taken off the applications as well. Regardless of our bloodlines. We live here, most of us were born here, or chose to move here to become Americans. Places of work have rules. (for all kinds of reasons) I have personally run into hair related rules at least twice. I've been working since I was 12 years old. One time I applied to work at a shipping company and their rule was no facial hair. I go back and forth between clean shave and goatee etc. Felt odd to have that rule, but if I wanted to work there, I would have had to abide by the rules. Another time I was at a job for 6 months and was motivated to go with a mohawk during some time off. when I returned to the office, I was immediately reprimanded and warned about that being an unprofessional hair style and I was asked to change that hairstyle asap. so I shaved it all off that night. was it fair? IDK, IDC. It was their rule / policy. If I wanted to continue to work there, it was in my best interest to follow their rules. I didn't even think about it prior to that day, that somehow that would be offensive, or unprofessional. I think it looked good on me. but rules are rules, I could have also chosen to ignore it, be fired, or quit and move on. It's a choice, not an oppression. I was not being harassed or bullied etc.

@ReactorsReactions101

Жыл бұрын

Gender should also be taken off applications

@michaelmunno

Жыл бұрын

@@ReactorsReactions101 100% agreed.

@JH-vc5vu

Жыл бұрын

You're white dog. Just say you're white.

@milakuzmanic3313

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelmunno Depends on the job. Office jobs - yes. But personally I would never hire a male babysitter and for heavy labor on the house I would never hire a group of women.

@ezgolfer2

Жыл бұрын

I’ve subscribed to your channel because I believe that even when one or more of you has a wrong thought another will confront it, a debate ensues and open minds prevail. As a 78 year old white male growing up on Chicago’s south side when and where race riots occurred all too often, I have prejudices to go with my open mind. At the age of 13, my white friend and I were robbed of our money and belongings by 4 black 16 year olds. So I have these prejudices, yet I’ve never acted as if all blacks were to blame. That being said, I want to bitch about this video in which you all react at the same time without pausing the video causing me to turn you off because I couldn’t hear either. WTF.

We went from “don’t see color, treat everyone (by their character) equally” to “see our color or you’re racist”…

As a white i like you fellas . Ive also lived in some really, really poor and black neighborhoods and i didnt see BLM handing out food or paying electric bills. But they bought some Mansions

Convincing people they are victims then feigning concern and sympathy is a powerful way to influence them. It is the tool often used by sexual abusers, controlling spouses or parents, terrorists, politicians, and anyone seeking to control another.

@songhan1586

10 ай бұрын

Thats what Malcolm X warned about too "The worst enemy that the Negro have is this white man that runs around here drooling at the mouth professing to love Negros and calling himself a liberal, and it is following these white liberals that has perpetuated problems that Negros have. If the Negro wasn't taken, tricked or deceived by the white liberal, then Negros would get together and solve our own problems. I only cite these things to show you that in America, the history of the white liberal has been nothing but a series of trickery designed to make Negros think that the white liberal was going to solve our problems." - Malcolm X

I love you guys. Thank you for seeing through all the BS. Your parents raised you right ❤

Jesse is wonderful and speaks the truth. What a breath of fresh air!

Good lord! I feel sorry for anyone who can’t rise above victimhood without getting a handout. I’m Hispanic and People like that man and woman make me sick! They are pathetic and have absolutely no integrity!

Never heard Jesse before. He was calm and relaxed. Thanks for sharing this! ❤👍👍🖖🌹

I'm German and white and I've had to keep my hair a certain way for work. I was a nurse and prek teacher... both jobs I had to keep my hair pulled back or short.

@thinkingagain5966

Жыл бұрын

Half nazi?

Thank you for this information, just seeing it now. Enjoyed the comments you made after the interview. 😊. God bless.

this guy the interviewer is great! he must be a phsycologist. and his intelligence and manner of calmness at getting to the deep truth is amazing its like phsycologist combined with a dectective. this man is great! i seen him first on your cartier family vid. and since ive seen many videos of him he is slick as heck

The woman who interrupted because they were being asked real, deep truthful questions. She didn't want them to actually question themselves and find out the real truth. They still believe they're victims.

@missydonald6381

Жыл бұрын

Of course someone like you would do that. You want to put on the victim and victim blame instead of taking accountability that doesn’t surprise me…🙄

@bobbyschannel349

Жыл бұрын

. This is what you don't understand as a white woman. You say the term victim. We in the African-American Community do not identify ourselves as victims, this is the problem, this is what's going on here, these are the Grievances that black Americans have... You are the ruling class, you have all institutional power anytime you have a race of people that has that much power over another group of people. In that group of people is struggling and they have lots of complex social issues, and white people are a race of people that has done a lot of oppressing, blacks are not going to get over it quickly we have long memories. Now if you want us to be submissive and subservient.. Not going to happen never not by a long shot. Give up your institutional power African Americans will no longer be victims. During Jim Crow black Americans were submissive and subservient. Those days are gone

@PathtoYahawah

Жыл бұрын

Sonia, you have no idea how silly you sound I guess you do not know God let alone believe in him.

@erickgreig8968

Жыл бұрын

@@missydonald6381 looks like more people agree with her though sooooo 🤷🏼‍♂️

@concernedcitizen1729

Жыл бұрын

​@@missydonald6381 You're making her point. Theres no victims. And she's right. That woman got upset he was taking their anger away like you are here. She wanted them to stay angry and hateful because it's a drug.

I am a white woman with very curly long hair... There is a lot of it, and I know that at most jobs I would be required to keep it at bay, despite the fact that it is my natural hair... It's not a matter of race, it is a matter of professionalism 🤷🏼‍♀️

@mogznwaz

Жыл бұрын

Professionalism and safety - long hair gets caught in machines and can contaminate food

@cockoffgewgle4993

Жыл бұрын

I'm a white guy and was forced to shave at work several times because I turned up not clean shaven. It was deemed scruffy and unpresentable and you had to take time off to grow a beard.

These guys get it, America loves REAL people.

Great job guy's 🙏🏻🇺🇲 love watching your videos, stay keeping it 💯

People who define themselves by their skin color first won’t be able to see the value they have that runs deeper. Don’t define yourself by a color.

@burimhajroja8834

Жыл бұрын

We’ll said sir

@joebenson528

Жыл бұрын

This is why Asian immigrants as small and young as their population is in the US dominates in economics and education. They do not care about identity politics and they do not play the victim when they are discriminated against at Left wing Ivy League universities. They will succeed in spite of the government measures taken against them because of their *culture* and *values* that other demographics lack at the macro level.

Everyone of you are great men! It's so hard to find young people who are mature and refuse to be indoctrinated in the modern train of thought and not afraid of being real! Love your videos!

@briancontreras9317

Жыл бұрын

"Great men" is a stretch.

@briancontreras9317

Жыл бұрын

Says the white person with set beliefs.

@MrZlathan3

6 ай бұрын

@@briancontreras9317 More like young men confused, influenced and misdirected by Republican billionaire, Saudi and Russian dark money funding hundreds of thousands of fake pro-Trump accounts, bots and tons of disinformation online. So now our lack of information will have us supporting the party and candidate of the Aryans, the Klan, Neo Nazies, white nationalist, the Proud Boys, the 3% Militia, Oath Keepers, etc, etc. ... Never would I have thought I would see the day when black people are talking about supporting a president who appointed a self avowed white nationalist (Steve Bannon) as his chief advisor and a known racist (Jeff Sessions) as his Attorney General, the top law enforcement officer in the land.

💯 agree with Jesse Lee Peterson.

I have a masters degree, am employed as an Addiction Counselor and McDonalds would never hire me because I have visible tattoos. That’s their right to have such rules, they set their standards and are legally able to do so.

@christinepeniaranda8484

Жыл бұрын

Fug-get Mac Donald's. Their meat supplier is notorious for animal cruelty. I won't eat their stuff for free.

You guys are correct! Ain’t nothing holding anybody back! America calls it being lazy🤷🏻‍♂️

I am a 64 year old white woman. Ask your guests what it is that I can do that they cannot ?

This is a sad comment for me to make, but I need to do it. First, love the show!!! I’m 49, so Gen X. I’m stunned that racism is such a big talking point -AGAIN. I thought our generation had ended it. Seems media is driving it. I had a very close friend who I talked to about this stuff. She was 74 and grew up in California. She was confused too, and disheartened. I told her that’s a small representation preaching divisive garbage. I turned her on to your podcast. She LOVED IT! Loved you guys, you’re such an inspiration to people who are worried about the next generation. She passed away in January. I miss her dearly, talking about everything, including your show. I want to thank you all for bringing joy, laughter, and inspiration to my friend. You really touched her heart, and together we probably laughed for hours over your episodes. Thank you! ❤❤❤❤😢

@chancerystone4086

Жыл бұрын

You thought your generation had ended racism? Who are you, Batman?

@Cutterscorner

Жыл бұрын

@@chancerystone4086 That’s all you take away from my post? Seriously? “Ended” may not be the best word. But where I live, it’s not as big a problem. But read the whole post before jumping me. Or are you a white Superman that thinks you have to save everyone because you’re better and smarter than our brown and black brothers and sisters?

@christinezeeryp573

Жыл бұрын

​@@chancerystone4086 omg stfu. Victim mentality gets you no where. So why do DemocRATS base everything on skin color? There are always going to be some people with racist views. But systemic racism? NO! This group keeps going off on white people . Every person is responsible for their own lives. Not the past, not skin color but who you are as a person.

@historysmysteriesunveiled8043

Жыл бұрын

I know what he means though, I’m Generation X too, class of 98, we all hang out together in my high school blacks,natives, whites Asians, never mattered to us. Just mattered if you were cool. Different vibes back then, racism was almost nonexistent in most places. I remember hanging out with some friends one day and wound up being the only white people person at Juneteenth in Fort Smith Arkansas, but it was cool. This divisional rhetoric in the past couple years has been pushed hard-core, since Biden has taken the helm in the United States. it’s obvious divide and conquer propaganda. But yes, it seems to have been pushed back into the mainstream narrative.

@luketimewalker

Жыл бұрын

Golden memory OP. Bless her, and may her light shine on in you

The worst case of discrimination she can recall is a previous employer recommending she change her hair.

@period8705

Жыл бұрын

That's that victim mentality.

@lifewithelva

Жыл бұрын

This happened to me as well, and I respectfully declined to straighten my hair every day to work, but I would always use products and made sure I looked presentable. Unfortunately it's not a good feeling to have someone judge the way your hair looks since it literally grows out of your head and a lot of us want to be natural. I had to get over it and keep working. Thankfully I worked for that company for eight years until I was able to have my own business. I wish we could approach matters more cordially but also stop having a victim mentality.

@TeeJay903

Жыл бұрын

And she still hasn’t fixed that shizzer.

@whutzat

Жыл бұрын

@@lifewithelva I'm a white woman. At certain times, braided pigtails (think Little House on the Prairie) and un-braided for that matter...were very in style for white women. Would I be allowed to wear that hairdo if I wanted to work at a bank? At a law office? In the police department?

@ultimatesunrise

11 ай бұрын

Move over 19th century lynching victims... 😂

Dr. J Lee Peterson is freaking awesome

This platform is so important. Just starting to get up to speed with the CartierFamily. The commentary is fair, honest and relevant. The body and facial expressions are flat out hilarious!!

Did that woman just say that the KKK started Halloween? HAHA

@adamprice3466

Жыл бұрын

Also, White people don't have to get haircuts apparently

@glw2

Жыл бұрын

I jus commented the same exact thing , what a diss to pagans .

@KM-nq7ez

Жыл бұрын

Stupidity at its best….. The origins of “Halloween” go back centuries…… 🙄 just laughable when ignorance tries to sound intelligent.

@ryanhighberg4662

Жыл бұрын

I damn near fell out of the couch when she said that. 🤣

@emilianosintarias7337

Жыл бұрын

I think she meant a campaign of violence they did around halloween back in the day

“Half-naked doing the hoochie mama dance.” Sorry, but that comment tickled me every time JLP said it. I love this channel so much. You guys were clearly raised well and are a joy to watch.

@LemonThyme1933

Жыл бұрын

Yes, me too. It reminds me of one of my former best friends when I lived on the west coast. I had boys, but she had girls. She used to tell her daughters that they were NOT going to wear any hoochie mama pants. That brings back good memories.

The guy in yellow was so disgusted 😂😂😂😂😂

I love seeing young men or women having good sound conversations. Challenging all types of narratives by opening ones mind and actual thought. Respect from the Mediterranean.

She suffers from low self esteem, she’s a beautiful young lady and not sure why she thinks “society” sees her as unattractive. I’m in an inner racial marriage with a bi racial son and we’ve never had anyone give us weird looks. I guess some people just go out looking for those looks. Both of our families were very accepting of each other, never brought us up. They were just happy that we found love and happiness with each other. Im a male that had long hair down past my shoulders and was told to cut my hair above my shoulders…I didn’t want to but I was in an office setting and long hair was deemed unprofessional so I did. These days I see a lot of people in office and customer service fields that now allow long hair on males if it’s pulled back in a ponytail. I never thought I was discriminated against my long hair, just realized it was part of the job requirement.

Employers tell me to shave my face and keep my hair groomed all the time, I can't believe they think that it's racist.

Love watching you guys. Good talk.

The young lady said “BLM tells us that black people matter, because sometimes not even our parents tell us that we matter”….OMG! Isn’t that the real issue? When you need an organization, government agency, or the rest of the world to validate you, you risk selling your soul and giving away your power to feel love and acceptance.

@n1mbusmusic606

11 ай бұрын

Bloated government is the problem indeed it manufactures problems to justify its existence

@Killer-Qu33n

8 ай бұрын

Wow - perfectly said.

@BlydenWatkins-it1ct

6 ай бұрын

@avenperaltonichols9706. Yes I do believe in BLM. I am Black men my self. I noticed that how the whites medive never say anything about Black issues. That why we as race we need our own.? I will never be a sell out for my race. I do not need the whites men appovel. Or that he like me cause I do give a damn.?😅😅

@MrZlathan3

6 ай бұрын

"When you need an organization, government agency, or the rest of the world to validate you, you risk selling your soul and giving away your power to feel love and acceptance."...... True. Our sense of worth and value has to come from us. At the same time we have to understand the history of the culture that incorporated white supremacy into religion, science, academics and the social tradition in general; the culture that devalued us and socially engineered our bottom dysfunctional status. It's important to understand the game. However, as society evolves (currently we're moving backwards) government can play a limited role in undoing the damage and barriers to advancement.

@avenperaltonichols9706

6 ай бұрын

@@MrZlathan3 That narrative on slavery and white supremacy is also a lie. Evidence of slavery predates written records. The practice has existed in many cultures and can be traced back 11,000 years ago due to the conditions created by the invention of agriculture during the Neolithic Revolution. EVERY race has enslaved their own and others. Slavery occurred to fill labour shortages, sex trafficking, and many others needs for those who purchase slaves. People using the abhorrent practices of enslaving their own and others, is not because of race or the color of one’s skin. Slaves in Africa and any other country are caught and sold into slavery by their own people. Their own people decide they are not good enough to be a part of their communities for legal, social or other reasons, and trade them for money to enrich themselves. So in short you cannot look to others, or anyone else to determine your value or validate you, as you will give away your power and humans will manipulate and seek to have power over those they see as weaker humans. Currently in 2024 slavery openly exists in Asia, Africa, Russia, The Middle East as a way of life. Yet so many pretend the trans Atlantic slave trade was the only occurrence. We need some serious education on the facts.

Am from Nigeria and I have to be honest this is most informative and entertaining reaction on KZread right now❤

I really enjoyed your guys commentary. I appreciate how you guys act and talk like men and discuss things like men.

I really hope you guys do more JLP reactions. In particular, the interview he does with the NFAC founder Grandmaster Jay.