I already liked this bloke. Now I like him even more.
@brildidge95232 жыл бұрын
Wise words. What's the point in boiling with hate for those who hate you? Let them dwell and revel in their narrow world but don't let it interfer with yours. Really, such ignorant people are pitiful and, no doubt, have issues of their own that trouble them. Well spoken Sammy Davis.
@cristinalacoste20622 жыл бұрын
He was wise to recognize that hate is poison of the self. What a wonderful person. A huge talent. Way ahead of his time. He still would be today.
@BTURNER19612 жыл бұрын
Very few in the entertainment field were able to overcome the size and width of brick and mortar that Sammy climbed over and he kept climbing for 50 years in the business . There was Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald... and him.
@SeanMichaelWesley3 жыл бұрын
It wasn’t unimportant, Mr. Davis. We should have been aggressive towards the racists all these decades ago. All of them. POC will never be accepted, in America. Time to migrate. To much weakness. We laid on our history, Mr. Davis.
@TedEwen3 жыл бұрын
The question becomes, migrate to where? What utopia do you think exists in this world for Western POC?
@christophertracy28073 жыл бұрын
If only more people had this kind of insight today.
@kiasky13 жыл бұрын
He was such a humble man. You can look in his face and see he was tired of it all.
@donovanalliman37393 жыл бұрын
S.I.P SAMMY
@thomaspgreen63023 жыл бұрын
People judged him over a hug to president who won by a landslide. I don't get that one.
@thomaspgreen63023 жыл бұрын
For all the stuff he was trying to do for civil rights, walking with MLK, and aided financially people came hard on him for the hug with Nixon. I think he was trying to get bills signed and fincial aid for PUSH as well as other reasons. I didn't get that one.
@carebear67street34 жыл бұрын
It's more sad that, the very same race of people he was looking for acceptances from are the ones he allowed his self to trust!!! It's not always greener on the other side 👀 He was born with great talent, but born to a country full of racist & prejudice...
@alexandermacaulay74214 жыл бұрын
That is some very cool guitar playing right there
@jonathanlewis62404 жыл бұрын
Man.......this brutha was strong enough to sail thru the era of racial ignorance/ hatred and still enjoy his life the way most of us can only dream to ....yet here today we American blacks are bitching about racism as though we’re currently called the “N” word, deprived of education, and living in chains working for “The Man”. R.I.P. Sammy Davis Jr, your words of wisdom add immense substance to the untouchable legacy you left us with. We never forgot you and we never will.
@TedEwen4 жыл бұрын
Check your privilege, friend. YOU may not be. Yours is not the only experience. Check the news lately?
@jonathanlewis62404 жыл бұрын
Ted Ewen I have no privilege. Most of us bitch about racism yet most of us don’t experience it.....very few have a story to tell about it.
@TedEwen4 жыл бұрын
@@jonathanlewis6240 you have much privilege then, to be able to say that - in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Do not use the words of a man who suffered it to explain it away to a man who has as well - or anyone else. Perhaps a detailed study of the topic area is in order? Pay particular attention to 66-70. Compare and contrast to now. There will be a quiz.
@MLK-KAEFENTERPRISES4 жыл бұрын
All props to Mr. Davis. I'm not trying to start an argument but most of us do experience racism but its more subtle than it was in those days. Racism doesn't have to be spoken to be seen.
@TedEwen4 жыл бұрын
Still feel the same way?
@playboysaint37904 жыл бұрын
He refused to judge or hold a grudge! Forgiveness was his love language. A true God
@clacclackerson36784 жыл бұрын
That was a man.
@bettyjohnson48755 жыл бұрын
Guys you need to read his autobiography. It was a living hell what he endured in the army. And they're all angry at Kapernick for kneeling in protest! Hell our fathers, brothers, uncles, cousins and friends fought for this country and died for this country to, but suffered hatred and bigotry while serving in the armed forces! We don't have to salute this flag unless we want to! Wgen has America been great for the black man, woman or child? I grew up going in the back door or up to the window in back of restaurants etc. Black water fountains, having to sit upstairs in the movie theatres, not cause I was a criminal but because I was black! I don't hate because these things.... I ought to but it doesn't change a dang thing! But, I have a right to protest anyway I can non-violently! But, now the other side can still get a go kill em free card at any time, but we can't kneel over injustice! You got to be kidding me. Old school just sick and tired of this foolishness!
@myname70566 жыл бұрын
Such racism he spoke about will always be there, but he’s bang on when he talks about redirecting that hate towards a positive cause such as curing cancer.
@kevinparsley68064 жыл бұрын
well.. not redirecting the hate, but using the amount of energy necessary to hate on something useful
@shangooya25227 жыл бұрын
Rest peacefully sir
@Phantom-hy2ix7 жыл бұрын
Such logic and truth from this legend of a man. I have high admiration for Sammy Davis Jr :D
@EmperorOfTheScrubs7 жыл бұрын
He kinda sounds like Scaramouche
@WMD2507 жыл бұрын
that was awesome good job ya luck sack
@TedEwen7 жыл бұрын
Thanks warren duval.
@ronaldlaury53707 жыл бұрын
I love you Sammy your such a great man.You are loved by whites an blacks.Big in civil rights which people don't know.Actor,dancer and singer.Mr All Around,Mr Wonderful,rip Sammy
@yehudamccabi64378 жыл бұрын
As a fellow convert to Judaism, full respect to the man - and for him to deal with such hate with such class is truly an inspiration to me.
@StarZendonna16878 жыл бұрын
DAMN!! that's got to be the most heartbreaking interview I've ever seen. much respect to Sammy Davis Jr. for getting the word out on racism in which still plagues us humans today. Godspeed Mr. Davis.
@johnworf9 жыл бұрын
some very bad folds pre-flop!
@TedEwen9 жыл бұрын
john stell it was all to do with the feel of play. Easy to sit outside and judge :P
@DavidL19869 жыл бұрын
whats funny is he folds hands like say 89 but then ships it in with J2 suited. And the only reason he ships it is because its suited! (because he wouldnt ship J2 off suit) when suited card only adds 5% difference i believe, if that!
@TedEwen9 жыл бұрын
superdave31 people do silly things for silly reasons. I've been guilty of it myself and will be again, I am sure. I heard either 3% or 8% for suited, non-connectors or bridges. Can't be bothered to look it up, but you are right, it's not enough. I'll still do it from time to time. Paint suited 2 handed isn't sooooo bad.
@DavidL19869 жыл бұрын
Ted Ewen haha wouldnt worry i think most people do it. It probably is because of that extra 'hope' that a flush could save you. I just noticed through the video k7 suited, ship it, J2 suited, shipit etc! Well.. it clearly worked!
@C-j-m-2189 жыл бұрын
is this a turbo
@TedEwen9 жыл бұрын
Charles Mills Hyper-turbo - average game lasts 15 minutes or so. This is a recording of me viewing the game through the instant history visualiser as I didn't have the recorder set up. Who expects a 10k game?
@yjadalyn19 жыл бұрын
Much respect for this man. I admire him greatly and his wisdom in this interview has changed my life. I sure wish I could have the rest of this interview.
@TedEwen9 жыл бұрын
YayaJada I'll see if I can scare it up for you.
@csewwxtfyz33539 жыл бұрын
so all players r from denmark since it's .dk?
@TedEwen9 жыл бұрын
csew wxtfyz No, it is international.
@TedEwen9 жыл бұрын
*Meanwhile, a moment ago, I won $9000.* _Ummm, woot!_ I've been playing online poker for a while now. Not a lot and not _for_ a lot, but I enjoy the game. About 2 months ago, I started playing a 3-player sit-n-go variant called Spin and Go. You buy in and the prize pool is randomised, from 2x to 3600x the buy in. I've put about $150 into it, and played 900 x $3.00 tournaments in the first month, and probably 150 this month. I won a $300 prize, and pulled a further $100 in winnings out. Other than that $300 prize, I have seen one $75 pot (I lost), a sprinkling of $18's, a fair number of $12's and a shedload of $6's. Well, I decided to play one before bed tonight - and saw $10800 roll up as the prize. As of that moment I was guaranteed $900. 2nd and 3rd each got $900 and 1st $9000. It was an incredible game. I started off strong, had a big win and a big loss back to back, another gain and a _big_ loss. Long story short, I ended up with $20 after the big blind and came back to win it all. At the peak we had nearly 300 people watching us play - and cheering me on; people love an underdog. Damn, that felt good. All 8 and a bit minutes of the match are captured below. Did I mention _Woot!_ ?
@NiamhBrown9 жыл бұрын
Go honneh! :D
@TedEwen9 жыл бұрын
Thanks, Just pro - It's my first significant win, and to think, I almost went straight to bed :D
@beckycoleman5169 жыл бұрын
Now you can redo the coop!
@TedEwen9 жыл бұрын
Ours first. Need new windows, the roof doing and the electrics replaced. This place is wired like a cow fence. Then the chooks. I've been struggling to come up with something impractical to do with the winnings Not a lot I really _want_ these days.
@TedEwen9 жыл бұрын
Took me 10 years more or less. I'm starting not to suck.
@timmy84121210 жыл бұрын
The guy literally went through hell to become the legend he became. God bless him. We shall never forget. RIP Sammy Davis, Jr.
@alyssajones43683 ай бұрын
Nat King Cole is another legend who endured bullshit racism.
@AdamDaviesSheehan10 жыл бұрын
Thanks, videos like these are invaluable. Sam always gets his point of view across so eloquently. Agree 100% with Deondrae.
@DeondraeDeashion11 жыл бұрын
So much respect for this man! A very beautiful man. R.I.P <3 I love you man!!
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I already liked this bloke. Now I like him even more.
Wise words. What's the point in boiling with hate for those who hate you? Let them dwell and revel in their narrow world but don't let it interfer with yours. Really, such ignorant people are pitiful and, no doubt, have issues of their own that trouble them. Well spoken Sammy Davis.
He was wise to recognize that hate is poison of the self. What a wonderful person. A huge talent. Way ahead of his time. He still would be today.
Very few in the entertainment field were able to overcome the size and width of brick and mortar that Sammy climbed over and he kept climbing for 50 years in the business . There was Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald... and him.
It wasn’t unimportant, Mr. Davis. We should have been aggressive towards the racists all these decades ago. All of them. POC will never be accepted, in America. Time to migrate. To much weakness. We laid on our history, Mr. Davis.
The question becomes, migrate to where? What utopia do you think exists in this world for Western POC?
If only more people had this kind of insight today.
He was such a humble man. You can look in his face and see he was tired of it all.
S.I.P SAMMY
People judged him over a hug to president who won by a landslide. I don't get that one.
For all the stuff he was trying to do for civil rights, walking with MLK, and aided financially people came hard on him for the hug with Nixon. I think he was trying to get bills signed and fincial aid for PUSH as well as other reasons. I didn't get that one.
It's more sad that, the very same race of people he was looking for acceptances from are the ones he allowed his self to trust!!! It's not always greener on the other side 👀 He was born with great talent, but born to a country full of racist & prejudice...
That is some very cool guitar playing right there
Man.......this brutha was strong enough to sail thru the era of racial ignorance/ hatred and still enjoy his life the way most of us can only dream to ....yet here today we American blacks are bitching about racism as though we’re currently called the “N” word, deprived of education, and living in chains working for “The Man”. R.I.P. Sammy Davis Jr, your words of wisdom add immense substance to the untouchable legacy you left us with. We never forgot you and we never will.
Check your privilege, friend. YOU may not be. Yours is not the only experience. Check the news lately?
Ted Ewen I have no privilege. Most of us bitch about racism yet most of us don’t experience it.....very few have a story to tell about it.
@@jonathanlewis6240 you have much privilege then, to be able to say that - in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Do not use the words of a man who suffered it to explain it away to a man who has as well - or anyone else. Perhaps a detailed study of the topic area is in order? Pay particular attention to 66-70. Compare and contrast to now. There will be a quiz.
All props to Mr. Davis. I'm not trying to start an argument but most of us do experience racism but its more subtle than it was in those days. Racism doesn't have to be spoken to be seen.
Still feel the same way?
He refused to judge or hold a grudge! Forgiveness was his love language. A true God
That was a man.
Guys you need to read his autobiography. It was a living hell what he endured in the army. And they're all angry at Kapernick for kneeling in protest! Hell our fathers, brothers, uncles, cousins and friends fought for this country and died for this country to, but suffered hatred and bigotry while serving in the armed forces! We don't have to salute this flag unless we want to! Wgen has America been great for the black man, woman or child? I grew up going in the back door or up to the window in back of restaurants etc. Black water fountains, having to sit upstairs in the movie theatres, not cause I was a criminal but because I was black! I don't hate because these things.... I ought to but it doesn't change a dang thing! But, I have a right to protest anyway I can non-violently! But, now the other side can still get a go kill em free card at any time, but we can't kneel over injustice! You got to be kidding me. Old school just sick and tired of this foolishness!
Such racism he spoke about will always be there, but he’s bang on when he talks about redirecting that hate towards a positive cause such as curing cancer.
well.. not redirecting the hate, but using the amount of energy necessary to hate on something useful
Rest peacefully sir
Such logic and truth from this legend of a man. I have high admiration for Sammy Davis Jr :D
He kinda sounds like Scaramouche
that was awesome good job ya luck sack
Thanks warren duval.
I love you Sammy your such a great man.You are loved by whites an blacks.Big in civil rights which people don't know.Actor,dancer and singer.Mr All Around,Mr Wonderful,rip Sammy
As a fellow convert to Judaism, full respect to the man - and for him to deal with such hate with such class is truly an inspiration to me.
DAMN!! that's got to be the most heartbreaking interview I've ever seen. much respect to Sammy Davis Jr. for getting the word out on racism in which still plagues us humans today. Godspeed Mr. Davis.
some very bad folds pre-flop!
john stell it was all to do with the feel of play. Easy to sit outside and judge :P
whats funny is he folds hands like say 89 but then ships it in with J2 suited. And the only reason he ships it is because its suited! (because he wouldnt ship J2 off suit) when suited card only adds 5% difference i believe, if that!
superdave31 people do silly things for silly reasons. I've been guilty of it myself and will be again, I am sure. I heard either 3% or 8% for suited, non-connectors or bridges. Can't be bothered to look it up, but you are right, it's not enough. I'll still do it from time to time. Paint suited 2 handed isn't sooooo bad.
Ted Ewen haha wouldnt worry i think most people do it. It probably is because of that extra 'hope' that a flush could save you. I just noticed through the video k7 suited, ship it, J2 suited, shipit etc! Well.. it clearly worked!
is this a turbo
Charles Mills Hyper-turbo - average game lasts 15 minutes or so. This is a recording of me viewing the game through the instant history visualiser as I didn't have the recorder set up. Who expects a 10k game?
Much respect for this man. I admire him greatly and his wisdom in this interview has changed my life. I sure wish I could have the rest of this interview.
YayaJada I'll see if I can scare it up for you.
so all players r from denmark since it's .dk?
csew wxtfyz No, it is international.
*Meanwhile, a moment ago, I won $9000.* _Ummm, woot!_ I've been playing online poker for a while now. Not a lot and not _for_ a lot, but I enjoy the game. About 2 months ago, I started playing a 3-player sit-n-go variant called Spin and Go. You buy in and the prize pool is randomised, from 2x to 3600x the buy in. I've put about $150 into it, and played 900 x $3.00 tournaments in the first month, and probably 150 this month. I won a $300 prize, and pulled a further $100 in winnings out. Other than that $300 prize, I have seen one $75 pot (I lost), a sprinkling of $18's, a fair number of $12's and a shedload of $6's. Well, I decided to play one before bed tonight - and saw $10800 roll up as the prize. As of that moment I was guaranteed $900. 2nd and 3rd each got $900 and 1st $9000. It was an incredible game. I started off strong, had a big win and a big loss back to back, another gain and a _big_ loss. Long story short, I ended up with $20 after the big blind and came back to win it all. At the peak we had nearly 300 people watching us play - and cheering me on; people love an underdog. Damn, that felt good. All 8 and a bit minutes of the match are captured below. Did I mention _Woot!_ ?
Go honneh! :D
Thanks, Just pro - It's my first significant win, and to think, I almost went straight to bed :D
Now you can redo the coop!
Ours first. Need new windows, the roof doing and the electrics replaced. This place is wired like a cow fence. Then the chooks. I've been struggling to come up with something impractical to do with the winnings Not a lot I really _want_ these days.
Took me 10 years more or less. I'm starting not to suck.
The guy literally went through hell to become the legend he became. God bless him. We shall never forget. RIP Sammy Davis, Jr.
Nat King Cole is another legend who endured bullshit racism.
Thanks, videos like these are invaluable. Sam always gets his point of view across so eloquently. Agree 100% with Deondrae.
So much respect for this man! A very beautiful man. R.I.P <3 I love you man!!