He’s Right: “What Are We Doing to White People” REACTION

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  • Опубликовано: 19 дек 2024

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  • @Dan-nv7ns
    @Dan-nv7ns Год назад +2629

    Honestly as a black man, the concept of racism really shocks me let alone combating racism with more racism. We can just respect one another regardless of color. Racism or discrimination of any kind is just down right wrong and just disgraceful. Lord help us

    • @milliewoo337
      @milliewoo337 Год назад

      Exactly. Unfortunately it’s a basic human characteristic to seek power and then misuse it. I’m thinking of the Stanford Prison Experiment. People coming into power now should use foresight and knowledge of historical precedence to guide their actions, but that’s not the attitude, it seems. No one is practicing caution or using generosity of spirit- because the don’t HAVE to. The world’s not holding them accountable which is why they can be cruel, they know there are (presently) no consequences they will face. Society letting them get away with this behavior is not good for anybody- there need to be boundaries if we want to produce mature people with noble spirits.

    • @AndyLangen
      @AndyLangen Год назад +10

      🫱🏼‍🫲🏾

    • @DaddyIsntDoneSpeaking
      @DaddyIsntDoneSpeaking Год назад +6

      🫱🏻‍🫲🏾

    • @dysknect4571
      @dysknect4571 Год назад +4

      You cant say that.
      That's racist. 😂😂

    • @DaddyIsntDoneSpeaking
      @DaddyIsntDoneSpeaking Год назад +2

      @@dysknect4571 YOU BROKE THE CHAIN!

  • @jat4651
    @jat4651 Год назад +25684

    Fighting racism with racism is like throwing wood in a house that's on fire and being confused why it's still burning.

    • @ProfessionalGlazer101
      @ProfessionalGlazer101 Год назад +580

      Thats such a smart example W

    • @CrankyBarista
      @CrankyBarista Год назад

      Or its like putting you head up your rear and wonder why it stinks.
      😂

    • @minagica
      @minagica Год назад +658

      Correction: throwing gasoline on it 😂😭

    • @criticalthinker6242
      @criticalthinker6242 Год назад

      In Germany they Fight the discrimination of women by openly discriminating against men.... And they get away with it. If you Dare to say this openly you are canceled.

    • @-amyxx2964
      @-amyxx2964 Год назад +479

      Indeed. It's like trying to put out a fire with a flamethrower.

  • @berriesweet26
    @berriesweet26 Год назад +7730

    I agree 100% with this as a black woman. I've felt this way for years. We cannot combat racism with more racism.

    • @themajicman745
      @themajicman745 Год назад

      How I bet that you are white using a picture of a black woman.

    • @harm7602vicount-Visconti
      @harm7602vicount-Visconti Год назад +201

      Thank you for these wise words. I’m a white man, but living in Europe. And I actually have many friends who are Jewish, Black and Asian. Never ever did I think these friends were any different from me. I do think it’s a problem in the states, where segregation was a thing to relatively short time ago. We need to shake eachother’s hand and live together

    • @reggiemurrell8614
      @reggiemurrell8614 Год назад

      You sound stupid as hell, black ppl cannot be racist. Krakkkas brought this on themselves. We not getting over what happened until we have EVERYTHING back that was taken. Until then I'm krakkkak4L

    • @timcotton6503
      @timcotton6503 Год назад

      The problem with this is the "racisim" that's being fought doesn't exist. It's all enslaved by media and government officials to keep us divided.

    • @kimberlyshaw7469
      @kimberlyshaw7469 Год назад

      "Racism with racism?" I think you still have the misguided idea that the majority of white people are racist. WRONG. Grace of God white supremacists are still the minority. So how about fighting the urge to assume what misguided individuals perpetuate as fact.

  • @melaninking2787
    @melaninking2787 29 дней назад +73

    I’ve been quiet about it for YEARS as a black man and was shamed for thinking like it when I DID speak up. Thank you for not letting me think I’m crazy😂

  • @davidstowe7880
    @davidstowe7880 Год назад +4319

    As an average white male, I'm normally terrified to even comment one way or another on subjects like this. All I can say about your video is, thank you.

    • @davidstowe7880
      @davidstowe7880 Год назад +196

      @@mafoombeh1085 I don't believe that's the case. It's not that I'm asking permission to speak, it's that when I do speak, no matter what I say, the only response is alienation from those that are not afraid to put others down. After a while you just give up trying. And after it continues, even with topics that have absolutely nothing to do with what one side or another is ranting about, then it feels targeted and personal. And yet, without being able to talk to people openly, it causes us to retreat inward and isolate ourselves, which in turn leads to depression.

    • @emmahobbins2328
      @emmahobbins2328 Год назад

      Don’t be. Please believe me I am white and I will (and do) use the N word freely if someone (likely the left) is racist towards me. Not what I like to do but I am literally given no choice to defend myself. I don’t see why every white person should take constant abuse from the media, social media and public. This is a free world, and you don’t lay down while someone is kicking you. Toughen up and speak freely. Because if you don’t, they will for you. This isn’t what we should be doing, I agree. But if the left want to talk about race…let’s talk about race.

    • @samirSch
      @samirSch Год назад

      @@davidstowe7880 So are you afraid of words from the scum-iest part of the society? Because fighting leftards arguments is the easiest thing in the world, as 99% of it is based on their "feelings" (narratives, prejudices, ignorance) and not actual fact. And you can always tell them to go suck a dick and stop being dishonest.

    • @ad8d802
      @ad8d802 Год назад

      ⁠@@mafoombeh1085that’s such a weird ass thing to say and I can bet any amount of money you wouldn’t walk up to somebody and say that in real life. Because it sounds insane. You sound insane.

    • @TorianArmrag
      @TorianArmrag Год назад

      ​@@mafoombeh1085it's more the thing that when a white skin DARES to say anything, that person would be canceled by the whole internet right away - often enough by whiter whites too. If it happens often enough, you start to be silent. And sometimes, you then become a racist. But that happened because the others pushed you i to beeing one.

  • @denofwolves1969
    @denofwolves1969 Год назад +4117

    I'm white and have been in a mixed marriage for 30 years. For the first 20 years or so of our marriage, nobody of any race ever gave us a hard time, but in the past decade, it's gotten worse and worse every year. People call my wife a race traitor in her place of business, and her boss, who is white, is so scared of retribution that she refuses to do anything about it. My kids are teased in school because they are half white; my daughter came home in tears one day because some of her friends told her they were so sorry for her that she had to live with a white father. It's insane, and it's only getting worse. I pray that more people like yourself and the young man in the video can prevail and help bring us back to reality. You are both eloquent speakers, so maybe your message can reach some of these young, impressionable minds.

    • @DoubleBeezy
      @DoubleBeezy Год назад +364

      I'm blk and my family have so many shades and I have so many ethnicities, just like most Americans I would think. I hear blk ppl say they could never date anyone of another color because they wouldn't understand the blk experience. which is crazy because I believe it's a community based upon who's around you and it's American culture with classes, and ppl will be more related In similar areas probably but that does not have anything to do with color. Ppl are just racist today bro, and it's sad that I'm hearing you can't date outside your race now (which has been happening forever; my great grandma was born in 1922 and her parents was yt and native American) also everyone is being tribal over color. I wish one day we could just say Americans only without color. SMH

    • @blondeclb
      @blondeclb Год назад +286

      I'm white & my bf is black. My son looks more like brown & has really thick hair. Basically takes after his dad more than me. Which is fine. But one day when he was younger he asked me what race does he date. Black or white. I told him it doesn't matter what race they are as long as they have a good heart. He also told my friend who noticed he was wearing a black & white sock that he isnt racist. If his parents are black & white then so can his socks. Mind you he was like 5 y/o.

    • @robbsyre986
      @robbsyre986 Год назад +156

      That's so disgusting. I'm srry that has happened to your wife and kids. This is all so fuckt up

    • @mattmccullough1093
      @mattmccullough1093 Год назад +49

      Is your story really hit me man god bless you.

    • @Peter-jo6yu
      @Peter-jo6yu Год назад +47

      Don't worry about the outside world bro. They will find anything to complain about. Today one thing tomorrow another. Just live happily with your wonderful family.

  • @Mysticmegster1
    @Mysticmegster1 Год назад +3066

    "You are not an oppressor for refusing to accept an ideology that teaches people to hate you." This man is brilliant. In every age it takes one person to stand up and say something is wrong. And here he is

    • @TheMasochistKnight
      @TheMasochistKnight Год назад +36

      @Chronorust sorry, I refused to respect or take anything that Chenks nephew aka hasan the grifter or his fans say seriously. It’s nearly impossible to do, that man is such a hypocrite.

    • @rashone2879
      @rashone2879 Год назад +10

      Actually, no one can be “cancelled.” Only memberships or crappy TV shows can be cancelled.

    • @Mysticmegster1
      @Mysticmegster1 Год назад

      @@rashone2879 really? How about this
      ruclips.net/video/Sma7s2UBH80/видео.html

    • @mickehogan3230
      @mickehogan3230 Год назад

      White will never go below the hierarchy especially the hierarchy of Mexicans and blacks whites will always be overachievers especially more so than blacks and Mexican counter. Parts Asians they're just better than us they've got they were raise better than us. They have higher achievements they wanna reach. But in a high RK you're talking about you better believe whiter at the top.

    • @mickehogan3230
      @mickehogan3230 Год назад

      : / There are there is no race more racist than blacks and everybody knows it. That's why they're the most heated race on the planet.

  • @amandathomas5983
    @amandathomas5983 Месяц назад +15

    As a white millennial female living in the Capital of California I have felt all if this very heavy over the past few years. Feeling less alone in my beliefs of neutrality...thank you

  • @Maranatha7557
    @Maranatha7557 Год назад +2585

    Being born white is not a sin, but holding hatred in your heart for others is, no matter what your color is.

    • @georgewindsor2667
      @georgewindsor2667 11 месяцев назад +8

      well i. mean....if you hold hatred in your heart for a good non-racist reason...

    • @poolhalljunkie9
      @poolhalljunkie9 11 месяцев назад +37

      ​@@georgewindsor2667you don't have to necessarily hold hatred. There are other, probably more appropriate, emotions you could hold instead for good, non-racist, reasons.

    • @arleneh6015
      @arleneh6015 11 месяцев назад +6

      AMEN

    • @gggk9245
      @gggk9245 10 месяцев назад +35

      ​ @georgewindsor2667 They're quoting the Bible where Jesus says that if you hate someone then you have committed murder in your heart, meaning in God's Eyes you would be on the same level as a murderer, so there is no such thing as a good reason to hate someone, even someone who has terribly wronged you, it is better to forgive.

    • @SoldMyKidneyForItzyTickets
      @SoldMyKidneyForItzyTickets 10 месяцев назад

      It isnt,black americans in 2024 deserve the hate,its not about race its about behaviour..so yeah keep your lowkey racism to yourself,at least have the balls to be honest

  • @MelodyMitchell-jj1ih
    @MelodyMitchell-jj1ih Год назад +3729

    I am half black and half white and I am so glad you are speaking out about this. I call this out all the time among coworkers and friends. Racism is racism no matter which race is the target. Nobody is born racist...makes me sick to see this in our culture.

    • @mattfm101
      @mattfm101 Год назад +13

      Kids recognise race from 3 months ols

    • @burleybater
      @burleybater Год назад +113

      @@mattfm101 which means? what?

    • @lauradenton6985
      @lauradenton6985 Год назад +188

      @@mattfm101 Of course. At that age they can distinguish difference in all things from the different food that they like or don't like, different people, etc. They cannot, however, feel hate. That is a learned behavior for a much older child.

    • @mattfm101
      @mattfm101 Год назад +46

      @@lauradenton6985 Hate and love can't be taught and can't be forced, it only comes from experience. I was taught to love but life experience showed me that we have invited very dangerous people into my homeland and equality is an ideal, not reality.

    • @lauradenton6985
      @lauradenton6985 Год назад +5

      @@mattfm101 agreed

  • @Kimimela88
    @Kimimela88 Год назад +1033

    I just wish most people would live by the simple golden rule: 'Treat others the way you want to be treated.' That has been hammered in my brain since I was little.

    • @WitnessToDawn
      @WitnessToDawn Год назад +36

      I agree! It's called the Golden Rule for a reason.

    • @SilverbladeGR
      @SilverbladeGR Год назад +12

      It's pretty simple, really.

    • @lfcmike12
      @lfcmike12 Год назад +34

      Not everybody has parents who care about nurturing a good attitude in their kids, sadly.

    • @AshleyZieman
      @AshleyZieman Год назад +6

      Same ❤

    • @livedandletdie
      @livedandletdie Год назад

      Treat everyone around you with a certain death lest they respect you. That's the founding principle of any nation upon this god damned earth of ours.
      Peace is truly the worst thing that people can live through, what the West needs, is to have bombs rain down from the skies, bullets whining in the wind, the air turned into mustard gas and the water turned into acid.
      Lemme see how long people have the time for these ridiculous ideas when we shove these good-for-nothings into the frontlines against their wills.
      Lemme see how long their psyches will last when they'll have to scramble for food.
      I bring not peace but war, I am not the savior but the sword which shall best you all, only through death is there mercy, and only through death is there peace.
      Rest your heart against my blade, and rest thy neck against the block lest the chop be painful and plenty.
      Oh ye merry men, privileged like few before thy times, may God grant you mercy but my blade will not.
      The blade that falters is the sign of weakness, men, women, children, shall be felled alike, like lambs to the slaughter, the streets and fields be dyed red.
      And as Jesus said...
      Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I have not come to bring peace, but a sword. For I have come to set a man against his father, and a daughter against her mother, and a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law. And a person's enemies will be those of his own household. Whoever loves father or mother more than me is not worthy of me, and whoever loves son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me. And whoever does not take his cross and follow me is not worthy of me. Whoever finds his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life for my sake will find it.

  • @LizardLyd
    @LizardLyd Месяц назад +28

    I'm African-American and I have faced so much racism (mostly in high school) because the color of my skin was NOT as dark as the majority of African Americans. Even among my siblings, I obviously have the whiter skin. I got called things like "cracker", "half-breed" (that one insinuating that being white was the worst thing you could be), "Albino" I even got called the n word but with a w to represent being white and many, many more racist comments. All those terms and words came from POC. I hated who I saw in the mirror because of the color of my skin. So yeah, there is something against white people, and we need to change this and be respectful regardless of what color we see. Don't base your judgements on me because I have pale skin, base it because of my actions and how I treat other people.

    • @devinnheathermckibben-eden4095
      @devinnheathermckibben-eden4095 16 дней назад +7

      I hope you can look in the mirror now and love yourself knowing that what was done to you and said to you was so so wrong.

    • @Keelmangolorinecase
      @Keelmangolorinecase 15 дней назад +4

      U are a beautiful person with a beautiful skin color and personality. Do not let those ppl define who u are bc the only thing THEY notice is skin color. Thats all they care about. 🫂🫂🫂

    • @RobMedellin
      @RobMedellin 2 дня назад

      I feel bad for what you went thru, at least seems today you know what's right and don't let your self seem get down by those comments

  • @kwame9212
    @kwame9212 Год назад +8115

    I am an African and I am sick and tired of this new culture of cancelling whites. I am tired especially of blacks who don’t want to take responsibility and accountability for their actions and rather want to blame everything on whites. White privilege etc, I am just sick of it! Let us treat each other right irrespective of race, judge based on how someone thinks and not the colour of their skin. It’s just crazy how much we love seeing colour. People think it’s being woke and progressive. Let’s call it what it is, it’s stupid.

    • @naconaco1
      @naconaco1 Год назад +180

      Racism is taught and enforced through conversation. If this didn't happen we would be in the John Lennon song imagine ❤

    • @blk5124
      @blk5124 Год назад +97

      Thank you!!!!! It's been so unfortunate for any people to remain in this rut.

    • @slicedbread5692
      @slicedbread5692 Год назад

      Personal responsibility? You're racist.

    • @maryd7081
      @maryd7081 Год назад +46

      Thank you!

    • @theandroids
      @theandroids Год назад +30

      I’m a unicorn and I’m sick to death of XYZ.

  • @quietviolence7957
    @quietviolence7957 Год назад +1965

    I remember someone once telling me that white people don't know what it's like to be oppressed. And then I was like, really? I'm from Poland, and people from my country lived under partition for 123 years. Members of my family were also in concentration camps (where many Slavic people were sent because they were considered an inferior race); my grandmothers were sent to Germany for FORCED labour, and for decades the use of the Polish language was banned. They lived under German occupation for 6 years and then 44 years under Russian occupation. Isn't that enough?

    • @konaqua122
      @konaqua122 Год назад +357

      As a Filipino who were colonized by the Spaniards for 333 years, Americans by 48 years and Japan for 3 years, we really don't have any hate against those countries and their people. It's very very VERY simple. The people who are living there today, aren't the same people who colonized us during that time.
      So, as a race who were oppressed most of our history, I am still confused what are the blacks fighting for up to this day. If they don't like being in America and the whites, why are they still living there? Do they not know that ships and airplanes were now discovered and can be used to go back to their original root country if they are so concerned about history that it affects their daily lives?

    • @ILAW42060
      @ILAW42060 Год назад +109

      Shalom. I take care of my 81 yo mom. Her n her parents came over from Poland when she was 10. Her father, my Zady, escaped Auschwitz.

    • @roanoke7551
      @roanoke7551 Год назад +166

      Seriously. Americans really like explaining to us why we should feel guilty for their problems when most of European countries were also occupied by the big ones. Poland being exhibit A. I'm Slovene and my grandparents were alive during world war 2 and the only reason they survived was their parents wariness and luck. How do you explain having had to walk past a nazi or a fascist execution wall every day to school to people who havent ever seen war or it's consequences? It gets frustrating.

    • @skilz8098
      @skilz8098 Год назад +109

      I know right... Tell that to the Irish when the Brits enslaved them and brought them to the colonies...

    • @jwyldeck
      @jwyldeck Год назад

      and you can say to people "where do you think the word 'slave' comes from"@@roanoke7551

  • @joeperry132
    @joeperry132 Год назад +1497

    I remember one time i was explaining how i was beaten almost to death just for being white in a black neighborhood. The responses I received were basically telling me to quit whining or that it was retribution or that it's not the same because it doesn't happen as often. Well no matter how common it is, the concussion, two black eyes, broke nose, and fractured skull i received were very real and only happened due to racism that isn't allowed to be acknowledged.
    Thanks for giving people like me a voice when we feel like we aren't allowed to have one.

    • @gregsayles9253
      @gregsayles9253 Год назад +55

      More power to you, brother...

    • @YourLightning28
      @YourLightning28 Год назад +46

      That happened to me too, I feel you, brother.

    • @botondbakos5954
      @botondbakos5954 Год назад +5

      ​​@phantagirlableand if you fight back and beat the black guy's ass then you're racist

    • @WackyChu
      @WackyChu Год назад

      I’m sure they were protecting their children. You know white people shoot black people for just existing or walking in their neighborhood. We have to be more offensive against whit people so we don’t die. Black Lives Matter.

    • @Lolife86
      @Lolife86 Год назад +37

      You unfortunately need to fight back. Or it won't stop.Go to a martial art course, and defend yourself. Stay safe and keep your head up sister.

  • @toshamarie3971
    @toshamarie3971 8 дней назад +4

    Thank you! As a global minority (white) I appreciate you bringing attention to this. Remember WHITE people fought to free the slaves and voted to ensure equal rights! The elites want to divide the nation so they can conquer and enslave us all. Unity is the only way. Love one another as you love yourself. I love ALL even when I’m treated as an oppressor, which I’m not! I teach my children to love and treat all people based on their character and not skin color. We gotta grow up and let go of the past. Whites were enslaved in the 1800’s by North Africans, we’ve all been through tragedies. Let us learn and GROW!!

  • @theprowitzproject9403
    @theprowitzproject9403 Год назад +1494

    Someone told me once that I was racist simply because I was white. I just looked at them and said, “No”. They tried to argue with me about it. I just kept looking at them and said, “Yeah, that’s dumb” and walked away. I know who I am and refuse to let somebody else tell me that I’m something I’m not.

    • @harmonicamanrandy
      @harmonicamanrandy Год назад +51

      I've been through that a few times.

    • @interestedbystander196
      @interestedbystander196 Год назад +137

      I love how folks who say that ("You are racist because you are white") don't themselves realise the irony in their statement. They are making a judgement and statement about a person based SOLELY on their race/ethnicity. That is, after all, the very definition of racism...

    • @JackieAnderson17
      @JackieAnderson17 Год назад +9

      In truth we are all racist... whether or not to the extent where we ARE racists is different. Just like you could catch me being a hypocrite in a hard situation but as a whole person you wouldn’t call me a Hypocrite.

    • @tense99
      @tense99 Год назад

      ​@@interestedbystander196it's pre-judging a person based on race ie prejudice. If only these people more intelligent or less batshit insane they might see it.

    • @joellemartin4466
      @joellemartin4466 Год назад +1

      FR!

  • @aegyoVL
    @aegyoVL Год назад +2462

    I'm originally from Eastern Europe and when I was in my early teens my family and I moved to the U.S. for two years. I was shocked and confused by all the labels that were suddenly put on me just because I'm white. Dancing can't be my hobby because white people can't dance, I probably don't like my food seasoned, I don't have a culture because I'm white, and I was given really bizzare nicknames like "white bread". The culture shock was massive for me, and I felt so hurt that suddenly I had to fit into this box.
    I've lived in several other European countries since, and I've never felt like my race is a factor as much as I did back then. The U.S. is just so obsessed with skin color.

    • @MarthaAnthony
      @MarthaAnthony Год назад +347

      I agree. And I also hate that idea that 'white' is culture negative, like we have no traditions, cultures, clothing. flags, histories etc...just nothing...

    • @zoeen5650
      @zoeen5650 Год назад

      I saw this mad American racist talking at Oxford Uni UK and berating the students about it being "national indigenous day"... To a room full of predominantly indigenous Anglo-Saxons. 🤦🏼‍♀️
      She never realized she was insulting every brown face in the room as foreign colonists 😂 So. Dumb.

    • @marissashantez6051
      @marissashantez6051 Год назад

      Believe me, its going to be just as bad in Europe. You just have a smaller number of POC. Although London n ow looks like the Middle East, and they do seem to hate actual British people.

    • @kristy5698
      @kristy5698 Год назад +191

      That’s right 😤 and it pisses me off. Like the guy, I also grew up in the 90s & 2000s and NOBODY talk like that, no adult nor child had ethnicities or color in their mindset. I’m white & Hispanic and I never got treated differently until I became an adult and started getting labels bcuz many hispanic people thought I was gonna be on “their level” bcuz of their assumptions on me. I grew up with mainly white American and they were ALWAYS the nicest most kindest people I’ve met, and even now, I could never disrespect white Americans.

    • @AriThecraftydragon
      @AriThecraftydragon Год назад +84

      You're right, it is obsessed. At least in some areas.
      The idea makes money.
      For a long time, the push for equal opportunities and not seeing color made money, but then it was successful. It had to be turned around to being important to see color to continue making money.
      Doing that is abhorrent.

  • @michellehunt6020
    @michellehunt6020 Год назад +437

    I am a white woman and I say thank you for trying to open people's eyes to reality.

    • @fredcarpenter1027
      @fredcarpenter1027 Год назад

      Yah, that most blacks hate white people and will be violent toward whites for no reason. We need to fight back

  • @Mvanrossum
    @Mvanrossum 2 месяца назад +18

    This video should have 8 billion views...!!! God Bless Everyone on this beautiful planet. Your awesome Girl! Keep It UP!

  • @OGLilyoda
    @OGLilyoda 4 месяца назад +586

    I'm white and native American (Pawnee) and was adopted into a black family. Momma didn't do racism, so we don't do racism. We are all greater for our experiences as a family.

    • @vicstar62
      @vicstar62 4 месяца назад +29

      We didn’t do racism in our family either and I have brought my children up to love all people. I can’t understand what makes some people hate another just because they are a different race or skin colour. It makes no sense. We are all one race … the human race. Love to you from Western Australia ❤️

    • @davoohm2779
      @davoohm2779 4 месяца назад +2

      Are you related to Moist Critical?

    • @teresahaugen3974
      @teresahaugen3974 4 месяца назад +4

      I was raised in a strong Christian family and we all know that God created us and we are to love God and to love our neighbor as ourself. Color doesn’t come in to play.

    • @KahlieNiven
      @KahlieNiven 4 месяца назад +6

      hope you could discover a bit from all the cultures. I'm french and I'm sad to see the US not remembering it's whole culture. its whole bad time is a part of it, and all the people that immigrated were also a part of it... NYC not the big apple for nothing.
      here in France, we practiced slavery till 1794....Haiti (dominican islands) said no and fought for freedom... we said ok, we stop slavery... all other colonies of course freed.. Then Napoleon came into power ... : Eventually, slavery was not that bad ! and bam slavery again, ....tho Haiti remained independant. Had to wait till 1848 and the 3rd revolution to definitely ban slavery....
      in our country.
      Over the world, slavery still keep up in many countries (and is not a matter of color).

    • @KahlieNiven
      @KahlieNiven 4 месяца назад

      @@teresahaugen3974 moreover as Jesus was jew, was only creating his sect.
      (nazis tried to blame christians as of jews...but not lasted long as christians were loving antijews laws)
      those religions make me puke.

  • @Baalaaxa
    @Baalaaxa Год назад +755

    When you convince yourself that you cannot be morally wrong, it's unimaginable what kind of atrocities you're capable of.

    • @SilverCrow0101
      @SilverCrow0101 Год назад +34

      Reminds me of a painter

    • @WorldWalker128
      @WorldWalker128 Год назад

      Unimaginable? Hardly. One only needs to look at the actions of narcissists, high-functioning sociopaths, dictators, domestic abusers, serial killers, the Truly Desperate, and just a brief non-liberal look at history to see what kind of atrocities you're capable of with no moral compass.

    • @tinajoerossignol
      @tinajoerossignol Год назад +18

      As proven by all the violence and riots. It's weird that on both sides are people of all colors.

    • @josephdaniel911
      @josephdaniel911 Год назад +31

      Voltaire: Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.

    • @billkking8605
      @billkking8605 Год назад

      Tell that shit to white people

  • @NeuroticFeegle
    @NeuroticFeegle Год назад +419

    Hello! South African white guy here who just wants to share something I was taught in school: we all have the right to be treated equally, but this means we ALL have the responsibility to treat others with respect and equality. No person is better or worse than any other. Thank you for appearing in my feed! Love this video, thanks!

    • @escarretada
      @escarretada Год назад

      Man south África still safe for white people?

    • @WackyChu
      @WackyChu Год назад

      Stop hating black people. Why did your ancestors leave you in Africa. You guys still did racist stuff, get out of Africa it’s black continent not white.

    • @konaqua122
      @konaqua122 Год назад +3

      I disagree on "No person is better or worse than any other. "
      It's actually the opposite. Everyone is better or worse than the others. We cannot be equal unless we are robots with the same motherboard. But it doesn't mean you should feel superior than another because there's always better than you. Deal with it.

    • @joericesgirl
      @joericesgirl Год назад +9

      I was genuinely raised to be color blind. Not in a deliberate way just in a human way. My parents were kind decent people who treated people based on their character. I spent 9 years in Africa and count many many of the people I met there as my closest friends. I’m tired of this insanity. Most of these people have no idea about history and honestly, not people I would want in my circle of friends as they are horrible human beings

    • @LisaFenton-h7f
      @LisaFenton-h7f 8 месяцев назад

      Beautifully said!

  • @Michael-d8r4g
    @Michael-d8r4g 2 дня назад +1

    Good for you for exposing what I've been feeling for some time now. And the fact that you are a black woman pointing this out means alot to me. Thank you.

  • @eduardopena5893
    @eduardopena5893 Год назад +1159

    Throw some of that hatred at me and I will most definitely do something about it. Ended a professor's career out of it when she, a black female activist posing as a professor, told her whole class that none of us would understand anything she was teaching because we're all white. Firstly, that was a racist and ignorant thing to say, and secondly, it wasn't true. There were many different ethnicities in the room. I, being Cherokee, took massive offense to her comment and walked right out of her room and to the department head. I finished the semester, she did not.

    • @nouvarae
      @nouvarae Год назад +74

      👏 👏 👏

    • @brianreddick1474
      @brianreddick1474 Год назад +71

      Thank you for standing up for us ❤

    • @falconmclenny7284
      @falconmclenny7284 Год назад +15

      How good is making a dopey tutor look dopey?

    • @eduardopena5893
      @eduardopena5893 Год назад +96

      @@falconmclenny7284 This wasn't a dopey tutor. This was a college professor at a well known and established college.

    • @falconmclenny7284
      @falconmclenny7284 Год назад +38

      @@eduardopena5893 yeah, so a dopey tutor.
      We call them tutors in Australia.
      I had a history tutor that hated Australia so much he wrote a book about it. 'Dinkum diggers'. Sheitting on him for the semester was glorious.
      Most professors and tutors, especially in humanities faculties, have spent so long entertaining the stupid ideas that come up in advanced academia, they start to believe them.

  • @radimsandr5141
    @radimsandr5141 Год назад +501

    I am a white man and this video got me crying. I spent many years of my life fighting oppression, learning about sexism, racism, speciesism, going to protests, participating in direct action, fighting for a better world, always trying my best to become the best person I can be. Yet I still heard people within the activist movement saying things like "all men deserve to be torn down because of what women had to go through", "now it's time for revenge", "we are building up an army now", "and even though I can't say that I have been discriminated against or anything like that because of being white, as I live in a predominantly white, European country, I have seen so many things online that just scared the living shit out of me. Things that should happen to me for what supposedly my ancestors did, etc. This is not an age of equality. It is an age of retribution. Thank you so much for this video, we are all one. Pure energy. Regardless of what the body that we borrowed for these few years looks like.

    • @jilliancrawford7577
      @jilliancrawford7577 Год назад +21

      One of the best lessons I've ever learned in my life is that the approval of those who can never be pleased isn't worth seeking. This also means the sharp words of such people aren't worth listening to. I know the words of such people can ruin someone's employment and life, but I'm referring to this on a personal level.
      I'm an absolute people-pleaser by nature. I consider this to be way more of a flaw than a good thing because of how it makes me more likely to be targeted by people like the ones in those tiktoks where anything I do can never be good enough but needing to be good enough to keep them from burdening me. I still have a problem with it, but I've come a long way as you have and I hope you also continue to do well with recovering from this bs.

    • @sm1purplmurderedme583
      @sm1purplmurderedme583 Год назад +1

      UR NOT OPPRESSED SHUT UR MOUTH

    • @thevoid5503
      @thevoid5503 Год назад +7

      Maybe we shouldn't support them. This is no longer about fairness - but about power. Power aimed against us (essentially). Worse: also in European countries (and I am from one as well). I am done supporting these people.

    • @JanniWiis
      @JanniWiis Год назад +11

      Real women want equality, not revenge. Stay strong ❤️💪⚔️

    • @privateinformation2960
      @privateinformation2960 Год назад

      It pissed me off that in the nation's where the white people are indigenous.... You're still not allowed to be indigenous.

  • @steveevans444
    @steveevans444 Год назад +920

    As a 64-year old white British male, I am absolutely impressed and astounded by the common sense displayed by this young lady. You are doing an extraordinary job in deciphering all this nonsense. Please continue to tell it how it is. Heartfelt thanks.

    • @steveellis2829
      @steveellis2829 Год назад +26

      I echo your sentiments 100% - This is an outstanding video and this young lady is going to go a long way in life and so is Charlie Cheon. It's so refreshing to see the current bulls**t being called out! I am a middle aged white male (the worst of the worst) and I have many fears for my son in this world of racist white hatred. Hopefully videos like this will start to bring some sensibility to the world. We can do better and we should. Many many thanks Amala for bringing this video to more peoples attention. You are doing a FANTASTIC job.

    • @TrumpyBear_Armageddon
      @TrumpyBear_Armageddon Год назад +6

      She should collaborate with NoWhiteGuiIt.

    • @jhalbmaier
      @jhalbmaier Год назад +8

      She does not hold back and in the day and lack of "common sense," she is a breath of fresh air.

    • @mart4060
      @mart4060 Год назад +3

      Same British nuclear family Male here, sure 100% agree, based content creator 🎉

    • @TrumpyBear_Armageddon
      @TrumpyBear_Armageddon Год назад +1

      @@Sapphires_And_Dreams 👍

  • @hummzummer
    @hummzummer Месяц назад +2

    Thanks!

  • @dennisparker2962
    @dennisparker2962 Год назад +1140

    As an old white man who has ALWAYS supported equal rights and stood up for minority people, I'd like to thank you for this video. It is amazing young people like you who will ultimately someday put an end to the ignorance and mistakes of both the past and present. God bless you.

    • @DeonvanJaarsveld
      @DeonvanJaarsveld Год назад +36

      You speak the truth sir. From another old white guy it is so uplifting to see some of the enlightened youth

    • @humpparri2053
      @humpparri2053 Год назад +4

      @@DeonvanJaarsveld Who enlightened you when you were a youth? This is the most sober young generation.

    • @m4rkscott
      @m4rkscott Год назад +44

      Racism is wrong on every level no matter which race is being racist, i'm white and yes there are black people that I don't like but I don't like them because of who they are and what their attitude is, some people believe that this is racist, how can it be so when there are many white people that I don't like for the exact same reason. I have always looked strait through colour and to be honest don't even notice what colour people are, they are just people but I hate that some think I shouldn't have the right to dislike a black idiot but It's okay to dislike a white idiot.

    • @Masterr-K
      @Masterr-K Год назад

      @@m4rkscott I feel ya man! I'm a black man and I hate black idiots too! I wonder if that makes me a racist!

    • @bigfella9745
      @bigfella9745 Год назад

      Really Mr. Parker what have you done?? Since you put it out there enlighten us.

  • @judeemclaughlin7394
    @judeemclaughlin7394 Год назад +566

    I had a woman yell at me because when her son saw me limping onto a train he offered me his seat. I watched a polite young man shrink into himself because he thought he was in trouble for not seeing a white woman but just a person in need and wanting to help. I couldn't say anything to her. Fortunately, there was an older black man who told his mother off and praised him for being a good person. Hopefully, that man had more of an impact than mom. More likely he didn't.

    • @ari3lz3pp
      @ari3lz3pp Год назад +59

      Thank God for people like that child and kind man indeed. ❤ That poor child has a long road ahead with a racist mother like that, it's cruel to her son to have this hate (and probably fear) pushed onto him. But if you can simply show you're greatful without coming off combative to the mom, and with the help of people in that boys community that's what will help him understand his mother is twisted. Hopefully there aren't many more in his life like her .
      That's part of the problem...this is a sort of mass psychosis with the combo of public school indocerination and social media and unregulated racist mainstream media...his mom is unfortunately "validated" by people that want to perpetuate racism.

    • @JS-ys2uk
      @JS-ys2uk Год назад +40

      "I couldn't say anything" - and there's the problem. YES you can say something and you should. Stop letting them silence you

    • @rosebronikowski2022
      @rosebronikowski2022 Год назад

      That idiot mother was teaching her son hatred, very wrong.She was living through him. Too chicken shit to directly show her hatred. If he learns from her rather than the older gentleman, he will destroy his future.

    • @jessicafrazon7393
      @jessicafrazon7393 Год назад +11

      @@JS-ys2uk well, that's just your opinion. While I do understand your opinion, I also believe that it's no one's place to step in and comment on how a parent decides to parent, as despicable as it may be. So as much as I disagree with the woman's views, it's her decision to pass these views onto her son, and I would not say anything to her if I were in that position. Then there's also the fact that I'd be terrified that she'd try to fight me. With that much anger, who knows what she might do.

    • @informationservices
      @informationservices Год назад

      @@jessicafrazon7393 bullshit. All the criminals in the world were raised by shit parents. You can't just standby and watch

  • @carolsvector
    @carolsvector 6 месяцев назад +412

    "If you are anti racism...if you are anti segregation - then stop perpetuating it." Well said!

    • @13bunnylove13
      @13bunnylove13 6 месяцев назад

      Why is segregation rasict? It’s a known fact that we develop through nature and nurture, and what we are exposed to tend to shape our culture. If there is no segregation, then eventually there will only be one acceptable culture. Is that not racist in itself? It’s basically not being ok with other people wanting or enjoying their own cultural groups and differences. Grew up being afraid to date a white person as a white person in fear of judgment. That’s what it’s come down to, true anti segregation. We should just celebrate eachother and be fine with the other existing, we should be able to make our own rules and policies for our own people and what they value and want. Oh wait, isn’t that why countries exist? Mexico was once just a diverse population from all over, they are now Mexican and proud of it. That’s what happens with no segregation. You become your new country people. Thing is, no one here wants to do that. They cherish their ancestral roots, despite the complex of victimhood it brings. Technically comes with benefits in the current political climate. Anti segregation does not make sense with anti racism, it breeds racism during its process until it becomes a unified one, which will never happen with constant immigration. We all suffer for it.

  • @jonathansmathers7522
    @jonathansmathers7522 2 месяца назад +12

    Mad respect to this young woman’s knowledge!! Keep up the great work!

  • @nate_oz_83
    @nate_oz_83 Год назад +965

    I was bullied and harrassed out of a job by people on working visas - and I explained to my boss how they were being racist at times to me and was told “white racism doesn’t exist”

    • @gavhenrad
      @gavhenrad Год назад +129

      While we all know it does.

    • @fauolin
      @fauolin Год назад +38

      sorry

    • @annasimons389
      @annasimons389 Год назад +32

      wow, seriously???

    • @eternallife9786
      @eternallife9786 Год назад

      I mean you could have said you were Jewish anti-Semitism seems to have a lot of pull I think what it really breaks down to his the working-class is tired of hearing about are bullied over their skin color just because ignorant degenerate said mean words and made poor assumptions about you isn't really comparable to gettin hung on posts like a piece of strange fruit 🤷

    • @MultiDarkAngel91
      @MultiDarkAngel91 Год назад

      Most of my jobs I had a black manager. Every single one of them gave me nasty nicknames and used me to cover up the mistakes or improper behavior from their black employees. I have been called cracker, nazi, gypsy and whitey. I had one black coworker say to me, "when I become the new manager, I will never have white people in my school" My reply was, " No worries I can fix that". I called HR and transferred to another school.

  • @tero8700
    @tero8700 Год назад +778

    It's sad that it has to be said by an asian man and a black woman for it to be heard. I feel like if it was a white person standing up for themselves, they'd be shamed into silence. I really appreciate you both for talking about this. And I hope that people can still turn around and be kind to every person regardless of their color.

    • @harrypike731
      @harrypike731 Год назад

      Elephant in the room tbh. The video is great, his commentary is on-point, and its words everyone needs to hear, but let's not forget that the only reason why it A) went viral to begin with, and B) is leading to positive discussion between different ethnic groups about race, is *because* it's an Asian (aka non-white) person saying this, and not a white person.
      If this same video was made by some white guy in his early 20s, he'd be hooted and hollered off social media as a white-supremacist Incel full of white-fragility and toxic masculinity. And anyone who denies that, is a fool.

    • @markgoldspink5109
      @markgoldspink5109 Год назад

      Have you seen a white person that needed standing up for themselves?

    • @WiseFidelista
      @WiseFidelista Год назад +51

      White isnt a thing, your either proud to be Italian, French, Swedish etc. They speak different languages with different cultures. You call them white in USA because you want to erase their unique cultures to Americanized them into a color.

    • @charmelos1431
      @charmelos1431 Год назад +33

      ​@@WiseFidelista white is a ethnicity, so is black. Both of them are just a mix of different Europeans or Africans. They are so far removed from their own ancestors that they became new ethnicities with very mixed blood from different regions.

    • @markgoldspink5109
      @markgoldspink5109 Год назад +4

      @@WiseFidelista but they're very excited by having one grandparent was Irish - and then call themselves Irish. That's a bit weird. Maybe it is because we need to feel part of a group. That said, they can't push 'American-ness' more.

  • @LadyTidePod
    @LadyTidePod Год назад +4798

    As a white person I have no idea how I'm supposed to act anymore. Everything I do is seen as wrong. Thank you for this video.❤

    • @brandonjames412
      @brandonjames412 Год назад +299

      It sounds like we are to keep our heads down and shut our mouths.
      TBF---this is all social media and internet shit. If there are people out there who think this way, I have never experienced any of it in person. If they're talking shit behind my back, I don't really care, other than I'd prefer anyone say what they have to say to my face.

    • @brandonjames412
      @brandonjames412 Год назад +49

      @@loturzelrestaurant I might check it out. I'm honestly not overly concerned about any of this. It's only for me not to be racist to anyone, or discriminatory, and everyone else can do what they will.
      The Democrats have lost me on fiscal policy forever simply because I will not vote to spend one dollar to help people who hate me. I can't change my socially liberal beliefs though; they're core to who I am. I think people should live with the greatest extent of social freedoms practicable as long as what they do harms no other.

    • @216Numbskull
      @216Numbskull Год назад +26

      ​@@brandonjames412 Just keep it a buck & you do you, period. Cuz we only get one shot this isn't a dress rehearsal my friend. Plus, "You can't fake the Funk!" +++Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul+++

    • @shyanha
      @shyanha Год назад +190

      I have a simple recipe: be respectful, be helpful, be decent. The people who are angry at white people have their own set of issues, and many are simply jumping on the bandwagon. Unless you yourself caused those issues, there is zero reason for you to apologize or feel guilty.
      We can't change what people did in the past. We are not responsible for what people did in the past. We are responsible for one thing: ourselves.
      My brother was at a stop sign on his motorcycle and was slammed into by a drunk driver. I don't hold that driver's family responsible, nor do I harbor hatred for them, even though my brother nearly died, has had 4 surgeries, and is still struggling to keep his leg. The driver did it, not the driver's family. I've never owned another person, nor did my parents, nor their parents, nor their parents' parents, and so on. In fact, most of my family immigrated here in the 1920s and 1940s. What we need to do is move forward, rather than stew in the past. Folks need to realize, understand, and accept that there is no one left living to blame for the atrocities that happened before the Civil War, and those who were alive for the segregation years are nearly gone now. The majority of humans are good people who are just trying to make due in an angry environment.
      I'm Gen X, and we were taught that everyone was equal. Men, women, gay, straight, all the races, poor, rich, old, young, religious, not religious, etc . . .. We ripped labels off of Everything so neutrality was more easily achieved. We judge people based on how they behave, not where they came from or what they look like. We should go back to that.

    • @abob8932
      @abob8932 Год назад

      How good that at least Asians and Eastern and Central Europeans do not have this guilt/submissive mentality and can tell every woker and any "offended" individual of any race putting labels to go play elsewhere. Weak conservatives start leaning to ruscists (russian fascists) and technologically crippled Muscovy (with appropriated culture except bast shoes and Shchi) in search of support. They can only prohibit abortions and not defend their own culture. How lame and sad. Afraid to defend own rights from aggressive left-wing communists and wokers, observing dictate of minorities and doing nothing, and then voting for some right-wing pro-ruscist idiots.
      "Keeping heads down and shutting our mouths" - looser mentality. It means losing political agency. Other will decide things instead of you then.
      As mentioned by others, there is ZERO reason to fill guilty for something that was done by someone 100+ years ago. If anything, it is the white civilisation that ended slavery across the globe, brought human rights, created modern medicine as we know it now, brought ability to be heard to masses (internet & blogging), and so on. For example, if Indian government wants to invest in nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers instead of toilets and sanitation, it is their choice. There is no need to blame white people for the lack of toilets in India 70+ years after getting independence.
      In few thousand years, people will be telling that during the last 300 years it was the biggest cultural and technological leap after antiquity. Does it mean that this makes white better than any other people - of course not. There is ZERO reason to believe that white people are smarter than others. That is just how the history took its course. Who knows, if Europe had been invaded by Genghis Khan, things nowadays would have been completely different. However, we still should be proud of all the achievements.
      And here we are, not being able to defend against few offended wokers. Sad.

  • @KafkaWorld-p4g
    @KafkaWorld-p4g 5 дней назад +2

    “Killing 2 birds with one stone, why all the violence?” I think my IQ just went down listening to this 😮

  • @amberfry9503
    @amberfry9503 Год назад +599

    As a caucasian I was raised with "Treat other's how you want to be treated" I treat everyone I interact with, with respect, regardless of colour, gender or culture.

    • @ThxGod_ItsOver
      @ThxGod_ItsOver Год назад

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    • @sophrosyne5900
      @sophrosyne5900 Год назад +3

      Same .

    • @carolynburton1628
      @carolynburton1628 Год назад +2

      Same here

    • @mikeysflag1519
      @mikeysflag1519 Год назад +7

      But these are the basic manners.

    • @maggiemccauslin1084
      @maggiemccauslin1084 Год назад +1

      Same

  • @vickimorgan8646
    @vickimorgan8646 Год назад +439

    As a white woman with a white husband and a white son. I so appreciate this. I feel like we're being vilified. I've been "mama" to all of my son's black friends and some of his white friends. They know us, they know our hearts and they defend us. I never thought we would ever stray so far from Dr. King's dream. What would he say if he could see us today?

    • @rolandhawken6628
      @rolandhawken6628 Год назад

      It is the swing of the pendulum . whites like it or not are creators of the modern world every thing we take for granted in the modern world was by the grace of white males ,other races will inherit this world as it is ,simply because whites are not multiplying .The worst thing you can be now in Europe is white male .

    • @TheJHMAN1
      @TheJHMAN1 Год назад

      Other than when Black Racists make stupid videos, do you really fill your mind worrying about what they have to say?

    • @GoodlyDragon-gt6hu
      @GoodlyDragon-gt6hu 11 месяцев назад +24

      Antiwhitism is real. Now more of it is overt, but insidious antiwhite implication have been pushed for decades.

    • @theoneandonlyufomini-bot
      @theoneandonlyufomini-bot 11 месяцев назад +27

      Family guy got it right with stewie's prediction, "if he could see what they were doing in his name, he would never stop throwing up"

    • @budgetcoinhunter
      @budgetcoinhunter 11 месяцев назад

      Muggin' Looter Kang was a puppet of the communists Harry Wachtel and Stanley Levison.

  • @limegreenbatpinkcat
    @limegreenbatpinkcat Год назад +305

    Man I am so relieved this is finally being talked about. Meeting hate with hate never wins.

    • @logancook435
      @logancook435 Год назад +7

      Yeah, pretty sure you know Dr. Martin Luther King said something like you can’t fight hate with heat. You can only do it with love.

    • @Sickandtired34
      @Sickandtired34 Год назад +1

      @@logancook435wonderful man❤

  • @bewitchedadventures4977
    @bewitchedadventures4977 26 дней назад +3

    I take heart in knowing that there is solidarity found between us people who are just against senseless hate... that we know that there are 'people' who walk the Earth together and are truly TOGETHER and not letting petty differences control our future.
    I was born into white skin but my mother married a black man and I married a Latino man. What I have learned from family (current and past) of color is that we are more than capable of loving one another and sharing compassion. I have struggled with this topic... even approaching my own Step-Father about racism against white people was so challenging because I didn't want to be seen as racist or hateful for concern.
    It took me over 20 years to ask him what he thought about "Reverse Racism" and whether or not you can be racist against white people. I almost started crying when he told me he firmly believes that racism goes for anyone, hate can be directed towards everyone, and that the idea of people of color being incapable of racism against white people is something he disagrees with.
    I did start crying while watching this video. It affirms so much that the brainwashing and hate being sent our way for the atrocities of the past is something that others see as wrong too... and not just by other white people who are hurting because of it but by people of color too.

  • @janeyrevanescence12
    @janeyrevanescence12 10 месяцев назад +554

    I’m a white American woman. When I was a kid, I ended up at a school with a majority Hispanic population. I was verbally, physically and sexually bullied and harassed because of the fact I was white. It resulted in severe PTSD and a deep fear of Hispanics that I’m still struggling with today. I would see a Hispanic person and would have a severe panic attack.
    When I was a teenager, I joined a support group for people dealing with mental health issues and I decided to come forward with my struggles. I got help from the group moderator and I told my story.
    I was expecting support and kindness from these people, who I considered my friends. Instead, I was called a racist and told to see my bullies as people who felt threatened by my skin color. One of these people, who I considered my best friend, looked me in the eye and told me “I am so disgusted by you.” It got so bad that the moderator had to end it. I was so ashamed, angry and hurt that I was called a racist that I ended up leaving that group, which was literally my only support system. I wondered if I really was racist for a long time as a result.
    My (now late) fiancé persuaded me to get help and even helped me find an expert in PTSD in the county. When I learned the expert was a Hispanic man, I got an attack so severe that I refused to go. Eventually my fiancé convinced me to go for just one session. I didn’t have much hope but I went anyway.
    During our first session, my therapist listened to my whole story. When I finished, he looked at me dead in the eye and said “I’m so sorry that happened to you.”
    It was a relief to hear someone affirm that what I went through was wrong, that I had been a victim. My therapist diagnosed me with PTSD and we came up with a treatment plan. I’m so grateful for his help and am doing much better.
    Now, I fear for others going through what I endured. Being a victim of racism is a horrible experience. You feel like you’re less than human. You wonder what you’re doing wrong. You even hate yourself for something that’s not your fault.
    So yes. Racism against whites *does* exist. The very act of saying things like “only whites can be racist” or “blacks can’t be racist” is racism. You’re making broad assumptions about people just because of their skin color. Isn’t that very act racist?

    • @joefoley1480
      @joefoley1480 9 месяцев назад +48

      Of course racism exists every where we all have some but your friends colour don't matter if they are really your friend, Your friends should have supported you .Instead they had a need to show bogus virtue. hope you find some better friends

    • @Pinkles666
      @Pinkles666 8 месяцев назад +34

      Thanks for sharing and glad to hear you’re doing better.

    • @marygreen8387
      @marygreen8387 8 месяцев назад +31

      Sorry you had to go thru with this, I too can relate to this. As a kid I was chased down for being white and I'm bi-racial, it just proves the ignorant of kids or people really are. But mostly I feel that this is taught from a young age.

    • @TC-fq7pb
      @TC-fq7pb 8 месяцев назад +17

      Wow, thank you for sharing your story. It just goes to show that we all go through some shit in our lives. Be kind. ❤

    • @gregdee9085
      @gregdee9085 8 месяцев назад +26

      Hey that strong of you to share. Believe it or not but Americans of Colour that go visit other countries get a rude awakening.. they find out that the rest of the planet is A LOT more racist than "White America", esp anywhere in Asia Proper (from E to W, N to S). For example South Asians have been ranked as THE MOST racist group on the planet by international academic study. Latin Communities are not far behind. Btw, i have a Latin and South Asian Ancestry... so seen it live. Don't fall for the BS (most just don't want to look in the mirror so they attack you instead to feel better). Big Luv to you!

  • @sandermez3856
    @sandermez3856 Год назад +227

    as a white person from a former soviet country, who never participated in colonization, I heard horrifying stories from WW2 of family members killed, taken to camps and never seen again and grew up in poverty and hardship... Im shocked at my treatment by "woke" ppl who are totally unaware of eastern european white ppl and the suffering we have endured!

    • @vorrnth8734
      @vorrnth8734 Год назад +47

      It is not about truth, reality or history it is about finding a scapegoat for their own failures.

    • @jesterday2222
      @jesterday2222 Год назад +7

      All Europeans have suffered during that war. My family was personally effected. (were are my reperations? :/ ....) Also, why would you mention the colonization? Which has been a normal part of human nature for hundred-thousands of years. It was quite normal at the time and also, if the ones complaining about it would have had the ambition, means and smarts to do it at the time, they would have! Because that is how the world worked.

    • @jamescody9982
      @jamescody9982 Год назад +6

      As a person... period. Keep your racial identity out of it. That's the problem

    • @TheBlackfall234
      @TheBlackfall234 Год назад

      well in that case, its kinda hypocritical. People from the Soviet Union usually cry about all the hardships they had to endure and the suffering they witnessed, however there you can see what the left lacks to this day : Self-Reflection.
      The Hardships brought upon you by the Invasion of the Soviet Unions, wasnt just for nothing.
      Brutal Civil War, Brutal Murdering of the Royal Family, starving millions of people to death - on order.
      Its like, if you try to make a point that White People suffered, at least give your best in giving an actually self-reflecting view on it. Instead you just say "yeah, communists endured so much".... they got it fucking coming.
      The Soviet Union finished its first genocides before Hitler even came to Power. I have yet to meet a Single Human from a former Soviet Country who would aknowledge that the Soviet Union was a Terror Regime, instead they also pull the Victim Card.
      The Soviet Union was the Predecessor to todays World and you make it sound like the Soviet Union was a Victim.

    • @TheBlackfall234
      @TheBlackfall234 Год назад +1

      @@vorrnth8734 wich is funny, because thats what he (sander mez) is doing right now. He talks about the suffering of people from former Soviet Countrys and how much they suffered during ww2... however People didnt just warn about the Dangers of Bolshevism for nothing. Every Civil War with Communists involved was especially brutal. Or the Holodomor. A Genocide committed by the Soviet Union, in wich millions of People in Ukraine got starved to death.
      So yeah, after all... Sander Mez is one of those people who would talk about their suffering, in total ignorance of the suffering that Bolshevism is responsible for.

  • @AFewWordsCombined
    @AFewWordsCombined Год назад +2385

    I'm genuinely saddened as a working class white guy that grew up in the golden years of the early 90's were nobody saw color and we just lived with each other, to see it go so far the other way and now I'm automatically a racist at the least priveliged...when I'm neither. I hope this toxic ideal gets stamped out before it does real lasting damage.

    • @oOoPhanteraoOo
      @oOoPhanteraoOo Год назад +127

      Agreed! I really thought our country was heading towards unity for all in the 90s but wth happened??!! We seem to be devolving and we Americans are so much better than that. *sigh*

    • @julesmcgulesmusic09
      @julesmcgulesmusic09 Год назад +49

      @@oOoPhanteraoOo100% agreed. i am looking forward to the (hopeful) future of color blindness.

    • @Primehoy
      @Primehoy Год назад +102

      I miss the 90's so much.

    • @GoldenFrizbee
      @GoldenFrizbee Год назад +126

      Kids stopped watching Sesame Street and started watching Woke Tik Tok instead.

    • @bertkilborne6464
      @bertkilborne6464 Год назад +63

      68 yo cauc. M - I used to try to explain things to people but I've given up because they don't want to listen .
      I didn't start out being a Trump supporter, but having viewpoints that differ from the MSM narrative will get a guy labelled as one .
      So now that I'm labelled a Trump supporter, I may as well become one .
      If someone wants to try to change my mind, I'll listen to them, but they'll have to listen to me too.

  • @shannonwilliams9886
    @shannonwilliams9886 7 дней назад +1

    Amala, that you for this fabulous, intelligent, well said review! I've felt this way for a long time. There is so much misplaced anger & rage in our world.

  • @yewknight
    @yewknight Год назад +462

    I just had a weird situation with a friend who was trying to say white people who celebrate their ancestry are racists. This same friend a month ago lamented that her white immigrant mother didn’t raise her teaching her the language and customs of her Eastern European home country. These peoples hypocrisy has no limit.

    • @laurashaw3381
      @laurashaw3381 Год назад +9

      Is she still a friend?

    • @timfool
      @timfool Год назад +24

      Mental illness is a terrible thing

    • @noth9617
      @noth9617 Год назад +7

      We have that a lot here. In Australia there are so many indigenous people who completely reject the white side of their family.

    • @harleyme3163
      @harleyme3163 Год назад +1

      I guess that stands with the entire world then :-\ cant just pick one without faulting the rest of em, and when it comes to where you come from who gives a crap, its were we end up..... quit screwing with the past itas gone... done with/// time for some new stuff

    • @eggpod4567
      @eggpod4567 Год назад +14

      Sounds like your friend does a whole lot of mouth running, without the ability to critically think. A dangerous combination

  • @Kaizassin
    @Kaizassin Год назад +616

    As a half white, half asian. I've experienced it both ways. I got racial comments because I was Asian about 20 years ago, it wasn't discrimination, just hurtful comments. Now I instead get hateful words thrown at me because I'm part white, and it's much much more hate than I experienced 20 years ago for being part asian.

    • @debbieharkness7661
      @debbieharkness7661 Год назад +10

      😢

    • @Iamaveryseriouspersonhonk
      @Iamaveryseriouspersonhonk Год назад +13

      Same here.

    • @truthhurts3479
      @truthhurts3479 Год назад +17

      Im sorry that you had to experience that. It breaks my heart

    • @professorlaiceps1
      @professorlaiceps1 Год назад +16

      Sorry man.
      We all Americans

    • @johnmccallum9106
      @johnmccallum9106 Год назад +16

      A minority spewing hate at a larger group is dangerous, to the group doing the spewing as the tolerance of the larger group for this will run out and with it any sympathy for the people from that group who need help.

  • @tiar476
    @tiar476 Год назад +412

    As a 65 year old woman that is half Chinese and half white, it made me cry that people could be so vicious and cruel with each other. Yes I have been racially abused, but it doesn't mean I have to do the same. We should love and be kind to each other. A blind person doesn't see colour, they hear the kindness or hatred in people's voices and the words they choose. This really hurts me.

    • @anthonyingram3230
      @anthonyingram3230 Год назад +45

      I'm blind and I find it sad that I have to be told what race someone is. Why do I need to know, race doesn't define you as a person, your actions do.

    • @maguffintop2596
      @maguffintop2596 Год назад +6

      @@anthonyingram3230 Exactly- Thought that a colorblind society was the goal?

    • @williamberry8895
      @williamberry8895 Год назад +1

      ​@@anthonyingram3230 i would reply but you're blind

    • @sharonruthcox1950
      @sharonruthcox1950 Год назад +4

      ​@Anthony Ingram no one should have to tell you what race a person is ever!
      I apologize that so much of the sighted world is so close minded that they've come to believe that sight or appearance is all that matters!

    • @LifeisaBeautifulting
      @LifeisaBeautifulting Год назад

      @@maguffintop2596 A colorblind society is the goal, but the second a character is race-swapped white people go insane. Why is that?

  • @kristianhjorth4825
    @kristianhjorth4825 3 дня назад

    Thank you Amala for bringing this out. Greatings from Denmark 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️

  • @bullwinklemoose8291
    @bullwinklemoose8291 Год назад +534

    Old white guy here. I'm hated for so many reasons that I had no part of...being old...being white...being raised with conservative leaning values...and so on. It saddens me that I'm hated, but I just keep my head down...vote for the best of the least terrible political puppets that have no courage to say anything of substance...and pray for the future. God bless young people like you and Charlie...I pray your message gets heard for the good of ALL humanity, regardless of race.

    • @thomjanson9644
      @thomjanson9644 Год назад +45

      Put your head up mate. Be proud of who you are and where you come from. Like any other human being should.

    • @sAssclown
      @sAssclown Год назад +32

      @@thomjanson9644 easy to say. Being a proud white male gets you labeled as a racist & misogynist that has no friends because everyone becomes afraid of judgement by association. I used to be a confident person, but now I feel like if I’m so much as happy in public people automatically judge me as terrible person because I’m not constantly walking around being “sorry for who I am”

    • @bullwinklemoose8291
      @bullwinklemoose8291 Год назад +16

      @@thomjanson9644 don’t get me wrong. I don’t give a shit what anyone else thinks about me or my political leans, it’s just that here in the good ole USA, our political system has eroded to the point where free speech is literally dangerous. If it doesn’t get you physically assaulted, it will get you cancelled, fired, or worse. It’s best and smartest to just STFU and keep quiet, but also make sure you a) vote, and b) write to your politicians.

    • @abob8932
      @abob8932 Год назад

      How good that at least Asians and Eastern and Central Europeans do not have this guilt/submissive mentality and can tell every woker and any "offended" individual of any race putting labels to go play elsewhere. Weak conservatives start leaning to ruscists (russian fascists) and technologically crippled Muscovy (with appropriated culture except bast shoes and Shchi) in search of support. How lame and sad. Afraid to defend own rights, observing dictate of minorities and doing nothing. Interesting legacy leaving behind.

    • @NirtieDigger
      @NirtieDigger Год назад +8

      We need some yt pride again!

  • @jadingama
    @jadingama Год назад +307

    I love this video. Hate is hate. If someone’s skin color causes you to feel hatred then you are the problem.
    We all need to stand together, spread love, and not tolerate any hate going towards any other human based off the color of their skin.

  • @liamgaddy-fl9lt
    @liamgaddy-fl9lt Год назад +304

    I've said this so many times, HATE is taught. There is no color. There is only people. And their actions.

    • @TM-np5lq
      @TM-np5lq Год назад +10

      What?! There are MANY colors, many flavors. We are all different, And we are all great. When Oprah's millionare neighbor told her, "Oh, you aren't black, you're a Neighbor" She realised he meant "You aren't what I think of when I think of black people, which is bad". It is not good to say there is no color- be real. The problem is not appreciating the beauty of each color.

    • @shalondamorrow9989
      @shalondamorrow9989 Год назад +5

      If you don't see my color, you don't see me.

    • @arekusandora7091
      @arekusandora7091 Год назад

      Your race color Don’t matter

    • @lorennakocijancic8244
      @lorennakocijancic8244 Год назад +3

      I’m 63 and we all got along in my day … we were all human ….. I didn’t grow up seeing racism…. I was proud of Canada I’ve how multicultural the country was, and how we all got along we all got along until we were told by the media that we don’t get along.

    • @Reorganiser
      @Reorganiser Год назад +3

      @@TM-np5lq I think what he meant to say is eg. just because Hitler and I are both white, it doesn't mean that we share thoughts, ideologies and actions. We aren't the same even though we're both white. Same skin colour doesn't connect, we're all different. Just like different skin tone doesn't mean that we are any more different than same skin tone

  • @kevinharmsma3837
    @kevinharmsma3837 23 дня назад +2

    Hi Amala. I was looking up this gentleman to show my wife, and was happy to show her your reaction. The way you expanded on his already very well spoken point, shows an impressive capacity for insight. Thank you.

  • @junkoe119
    @junkoe119 Год назад +346

    I'm half white and half Asian. I look more white than my brother with blue eyes, and he's caught people talking trash on me based on how I look. When they find out they're related, they're shocked and backtrack so fast. This has been the fastest way for him to find fake friends. The trahs takes itself out.
    Also, filming people in a grocery store without their consent is weird. TikTok has taught people that boundaries can be crossed for anyone who is white or looks white. Let the people shop in the Asian grocery store. The food there is fire and I would like to have more Asian grocery stores.

    • @ange77777
      @ange77777 Год назад +9

      They're just jealous

    • @ange77777
      @ange77777 Год назад +6

      Of your uniqueness

    • @Tenchi707
      @Tenchi707 Год назад +1

      Junko I shall protect you from now on, I'm coming

    • @AB-ol5uz
      @AB-ol5uz Год назад +7

      Yes, I thought that was odd - the person recording was making fun of people that only eat asian food in restaurants - so there is a host of ingredients, foods, etc. that they know nothing about or recognize. Same would be true in an African, Indian, or Moroccan grocery store.

    • @melissajane9652
      @melissajane9652 Год назад +14

      Yeah i didn't understand that bit. I have a feeling the owners ain't bothered about who's shopping there as long as they're spending money 😂

  • @jacksoncolemancrosscountry4386
    @jacksoncolemancrosscountry4386 Год назад +705

    As a white person, I am horrified about what will happen when I become the minority, especially in a generation that has this attitude. It's not because I don't like people of color, it's because I have experienced this racism firsthand all four years of high school.
    What I also fear, however, is it swinging back in the other direction, where white people develop racist feelings for people of color because they have been bashed their whole lives for being white.

    • @MrWackozacko
      @MrWackozacko Год назад

      That is what is happening. The government is terrified of white people noticing and doing something about it, thats why its becoming illegal to defend yourself under any circumstance. This will breed hatred and it will swing back eventually, like a pendulum

    • @deebraun7488
      @deebraun7488 Год назад +101

      That's my concern too. That this attitude will give rise to the KKK again. :(

    • @eastbow6053
      @eastbow6053 Год назад

      @@deebraun7488 so you dont care a possible genocide of the white race as long as a certain group of extremists dont appear again, what if the rise of extremists is the only thing that will save the white race. Who are YOU to judge people that wanna live even if it means they will become evil, in what world are you living

    • @lisag-mh5rc
      @lisag-mh5rc Год назад +76

      All races need to strive for unity. We are all human beings who deserve equal rights. Judging people by the color of their skin is wrong no matter who is doing the judging. We are all individuals.

    • @kasssmith5292
      @kasssmith5292 Год назад +19

      Agreed I have always wanted friend's didn't care what color you were but things just didn't work out I guess after high school and after having kids and etc you really see who really were your friend and who wasn't

  • @codygates7418
    @codygates7418 Год назад +1004

    As a white person it makes me happy that people are finally standing up for us. Also I’m gonna say it and I don’t care what people think. The term “people of color” is SO STUPID. First of all if you knew what the term was about and how it was introduced you might not be so proud to use it, and despite white being a color (therefore giving us the right to be “people of color) it’s just now used in our society to further make sure we know we’re not like “other races” and that we need to stay on the sidelines.
    Also for colonialism and imperialism I’d like to name a few empires.
    The Persian Empire
    The Zulu Empire
    The Ottoman Empire
    The Mongol Empire
    The Japanese Empire
    The Chinese Dynasties
    The Barbary Coast
    The Islamic Caliphs
    The Incan Empire
    The Mughal Empire
    As well as many others.
    None of these empires are different from the British, German, French, Spanish, or Russian Empires (as they all expanded and committed war crimes,r@pe, slavery and imperialism the only difference is they were not controlled by White People and therefore are no longer “allowed” to be brought up in these discussions.
    I don’t see anyone screaming for people of Mongolian decent to apologize to Central Asians, Middle Easterners, South East Asians, and Eastern Europeans for the atrocities of the Mongol Empire when the mongols killed about 10% of the world’s population at the time.
    I don’t see anyone screaming for the Arabs and North Africans to apologize to various European countries for the enslavement of about 2 million Europeans taken to the Barbary Slave States or for the centuries long occupation of Spain and Portugal.
    I don’t see anyone screaming for apologizes of people of Indigenous American decent to apologize for the atrocities of the Mayans, Incas, and Aztecs for their war crimes, cannibalism and human blood sacrifices.
    I don’t see anyone screaming for the Japanese to apologize to other South East Asians for the atrocities that Japan enacted in World War 2.
    I don’t see anyone screaming about slavery when Africans sold other Africans to Europeans and Arabs. Or the fact that Africa still had vast numbers of slaves.
    All peoples throughout history have blood on their hands and if you condemn one you most condemn the others and not choose. Because if you choose that only one race should be blamed for something that all races did, then you truly don’t care about the things you talk about.

    • @hanachan8253
      @hanachan8253 Год назад +56

      No you’re very wrong about the Japan one. Korea is always having beef with Japan because they haven’t apologized for their war crimes and for making Koreans into “comfort women”
      Japanese idols working in Korea get even into scandals over being anywhere near the Japanese rising sun sign. Japanese people working or living in Korea still face criticism now and then for being simply Japanese, or celebrating anything from Japanese culture.
      Korea has political conflict with Japan because they still haven’t apologized for making Koreans into comfort women, and they deny it ever happened. Japan doesn’t even include that history in their education because they deny it. So yes Koreans still hold a grudge against Japanese people. Obviously not all, but if you read any Korean news you’ll know that this is happening.

    • @knorth1399
      @knorth1399 Год назад +21

      EXACTLY

    • @snokehusk223
      @snokehusk223 Год назад +30

      Actually black and white aren't colors.

    • @saturated3821
      @saturated3821 Год назад

      @@snokehusk223 no person is actually black or white anyway. Unless suffering from albinism, I guess.

    • @northernwolfpack3458
      @northernwolfpack3458 Год назад

      I really wouldn't get used to others standing up for you. And nonWhites standing up for Whites. Most who do are for their own benefit. Whites have to learn how to stand for ourselves. Apart from nonWhites like Amala. No offense to her or others who speak for us. They're not White. Unfortunately many Whites choose to not see race. Many choose to dismiss what is happening to Whites. You do not have to hate nonWhites. You have to learn how to appreciate being White. When you allow people to belittle and downplay our White culture and history. To the point it is erased and replaced. You create the environment that Whites are in today.

  • @toddkrabs8399
    @toddkrabs8399 Месяц назад +2

    kudos for taking on this subject. go far enough in history and every race has acted inappropriately. besides that, you cant blame an entire race for the acts of individuals.

  • @Kypduron1
    @Kypduron1 Год назад +357

    I am a white Latino who got the rough end of the stick growing up in school for being Latino, and when I moved to south America I got crap from there for being "gringo" it was a no win situation for me, I would just like to say thank you for this video. I hope that one day racism is just completely eradicated.

    • @user-dg6ow9qn2n
      @user-dg6ow9qn2n Год назад +6

      Hatred, "racism" will be eradicated when the discussion of how it got started is evoked, and truly invoked among people willing to have the honest conversation, quit playing the "blame game" and accept responsibility for the beginning of the whole debacle. You can hope and wish your heart out, what will you do with what you get? Did the people that gave you crap change their position because of the hope you have for change one day? Now, go back to the beginning of this reply and re-read.

    • @bobgrayson6220
      @bobgrayson6220 Год назад +8

      South Americans are very Raycist... especially Argentina !

    • @Kypduron1
      @Kypduron1 Год назад +10

      @@bobgrayson6220 come on bro, you shouldn't really say that, I'm south American but I'm anything but racist, my 4 best friends are Greek, Ghanean, Israeli and English. My wife is red skin Latina, our children are mix.
      Truth is... racism is in every country in the world, it's just that there are just too many racist idiots in them, they are the problem.

    • @Kypduron1
      @Kypduron1 Год назад +8

      ​​​@@user-dg6ow9qn2n so... Me at the time from being a 5 year old little boy upto when I left school, getting verbally and physically abused by people who didn't accept my origins...
      Did I even blame them? I just kept quiet and took my beatings.
      And accept what responsibility...? I didn't do anything, if you're talking about the white ancestry... Did you even watch the video? If you're saying what I think you're saying, then please go to this time stamp 13:43.

    • @mpetersen6
      @mpetersen6 Год назад

      The only way wide spread racism will disappear is when the grifters and promoters of racism can no longer make money on it.

  • @icaruswithovaries
    @icaruswithovaries Год назад +361

    This guy dropped some serious truth. It’s crazy how people can police other people’s behavior but never notice their own.

    • @minitea4315
      @minitea4315 Год назад

      It’s hypocrisy and that is an unavoidable facet of human nature! I also see a lot of hatred and rage re-directed to the soft target least likely to retaliate. This is Nazi Germany all over again.

    • @megsley
      @megsley Год назад +20

      "rules for thee, but not for me"

    • @caitlinfreeman2575
      @caitlinfreeman2575 Год назад +1

      @@megsley

    • @DvanderPluijm
      @DvanderPluijm Год назад +1

      I'm not a religious person in any way, but this proverb still holds true to this day:
      "First, remove the beam out of your own eye, and then you can see clearly to remove the speck out of your brother's eye."
      I think these people should really adhere to these words first, before they cast judgement on others.

    • @tpsam
      @tpsam Год назад

      ​@@DvanderPluijm I think that kind of wisdom wouldn't have survived to this day without the faith system of an higher power
      You can just have a list of wise lessons with that one included in the list
      But if you don't build a whole mythology around it and on top of the myths forge everything to stay together through a faith in a higher power
      Simply there wouldn't be enough determination and focus and energy and effort to make sure that the future generations would receive said massage and the wisdom attached to it
      I think it's naive to think that the wisdom would survive changing forms and evolve and adapt naturally throughout time just because there's an inherent degree of truth to said wisdom
      Humans aren't capable enough to make that work spontaneously without the religious rigid system

  • @benmelich8220
    @benmelich8220 Год назад +402

    I’m a sixty year old white man and I grew up with the idea that I give everyone respect. As I get to know a person, they earn more respect from me,or they lose respect from me. That is merit based and has absolutely nothing to do with race, religion, status or anything else like that. That video, you, Candace and many others give me hope for the future! I’m so glad I found your channel, you make me feel better, amidst these strange times!

    • @TerryManyCrows
      @TerryManyCrows Год назад +14

      I always remember what Dr King said. A world where a person is not judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.

    • @John-bu2xt
      @John-bu2xt Год назад +1

      ​@@TerryManyCrowstell that to your white nationalist friends they would love to hear about Dr kings word.

    • @TerryManyCrows
      @TerryManyCrows Год назад

      @@John-bu2xt why such a passive aggressive reply? I don't have any friends in politics or that identify as such that you mention. Liberals, Conservatives, Progressives.... It's all NONSENSE... When will we all just be Americans? My friends are the ones that endorse peace, justice equality and exposing and convicting the real criminals that are still benefitting off of the misery of 90% of the world's population.

    • @barbmck28
      @barbmck28 Год назад +3

      Well said, Ben.

    • @yourlocalmoron4832
      @yourlocalmoron4832 Год назад +2

      ​@@John-bu2xthuh?

  • @wyndellwade258
    @wyndellwade258 5 дней назад +1

    I'm a 67 year old white man I like black people especially black women.

  • @thomasparsons3168
    @thomasparsons3168 Год назад +698

    This is exactly what needs to be said and shared. Racism IS racism. No matter the color of someone's skin, EVERY person can be a racist. Thank you for this video.

    • @selinecooper4770
      @selinecooper4770 Год назад

      Try to be racist to white people. Say something racist about them. Call them derogatory terms Make it really bad! Seriously try, Then explain how it affects white people as a whole. Their employment , education, income, social status.. legal troubles etc.. any part of their life.
      The first things you probably thought of were “can’t dance”, “cracker” and “racist” and then you probably got stuck.
      Well “racist” isn’t actually a derogatory term but instead describes a person who has certain beliefs/ignorance/ and or acts in ways they view are superior to people of color. “Cracker” also involves mistreatment of people of color as it comes from the noise a whip would make when a slave owner would abuse their slaves. And “cant dance” ..?we know white people can dance and this is a pretty tame stereotype to be given regardless.
      But then what about how it affects their education,income, health care received etc. Well we know white people have easier access to health care in general. A study recently showed that black women are dying from child birth in higher rates than white women in the United States. We know white people have an easier time getting hired because or unconscious bias. It was shown recently that black women get paid more than white women for the same job. We know black people receive longer and more severe sentences and legal repercussions than white people for the same law broken. I mean can you name one area where this “racism” towards white people affects them at all?
      The reason it’s so difficult to be racist to white people is because white people have never been oppressed. They have always been in power. There are no derogatory terms to describe them because there has never been anyone more powerful than them to make them. They always have had and continue to have the upper hand when it comes to money, eduction, and politics. They built those things, they created the rules, and then they filled all of those places with their own people and put them in charge.
      These are all reasons people say white people don’t experience racism. If you still want to be really stubborn and technical and say those things are still racism, cool. But the difference between what black people face in comparison is SO large that it’s obnoxious, inappropriate, comical and dismissive to even bring it up or talk about. It’s like someone getting in a horrific car accident, they have head trauma, limbs lost, burns and internal bleeding and someone is like, okay but this other person has a paper cut.
      On top of that, this coming from Prager makes it even more problematic because Prager doesn’t even acknowledge that racism toward black people even exists, in fact they flat out dismiss it. The ONLY racism they acknowledge is “racism against white people”…Actually that’s not true, they do acknowledge racist statements or actions aimed at black people if they were made by a democrat.

    • @FarmersAreDummies
      @FarmersAreDummies Год назад

      True, but I challenge you to find a right-wing Caucasian who believes any race, ICLUDING THEIR OWN RACE, can be racist. Good luck.

    • @california_dreamier
      @california_dreamier Год назад +8

      100 percent agreed racism is wrong period, and i dont think anyone should minimalize anyones experience with it but also people need to stop generalizing a whole race and stereotyping because not everyone is racist within each culture.

    • @seanleaf3165
      @seanleaf3165 Год назад

      BLACKS WILL NEVER FORGET WHAT WHITES DID. DAMN ANYBODY SAYING WE SHOULD GET OVER IT!

    • @RobertPayne556
      @RobertPayne556 Год назад

      Eally?
      I'm not filling in the blanks, there's a reason for that.

  • @betonde
    @betonde Год назад +638

    As a British white man born in 1980 it's crazy to see this societal regression in regards to racial hatred. My formative youth years where the 90s and early 2000s where racial equality and respect for all cultures was pushed and taught and for the most part the message was received because no one wanted to be an arsehole.

    • @RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217
      @RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 Год назад

      we are not white... all shades of brown, ultimately we are spirits in a flesh body... start there.

    • @davidzawistowski4073
      @davidzawistowski4073 Год назад

      Welcome to the world of marxism.

    • @brucekeys4910
      @brucekeys4910 Год назад +15

      Sadly, I think societal harmony is a state where most people are self aware and need little governing, which does not allow for much power to those at the top.
      I've worked at places where management would allow crappy behavior from individuals just so that they could feel their authority when they were "needed" to step in.

    • @pockami
      @pockami Год назад +12

      Also a Brit but born in 93 and I agree it was the same when I was growing up too!

    • @pistolpete2274
      @pistolpete2274 Год назад +21

      I’m a white American born in 86 and I was thinking the exact same thing. It’s like the youth of today have backtracked from where we felt that people of other races were just people.

  • @danbarry4772
    @danbarry4772 Год назад +247

    As an old white guy I am so happy to see that some young people of color understand what is going on. This is the first of your videos I have watched. I just subscribed to your channel.

    • @RadDad1976
      @RadDad1976 Год назад +34

      Hi Dan! I've followed Amala since she did her best to educate the young people on TikTok. Most minorities in her comments called her sellout at best, and I won't repeat the most common names she was called. It was sickening...
      I'm middle aged and I weep for our future, but Amala does give me hope.

    • @incemomnia
      @incemomnia Год назад +25

      ​@@RadDad1976 same!! I am ashamed of these younger generations. It has to do with the school system and what they are being taught. It's so sad.

    • @erictrammell3144
      @erictrammell3144 Год назад +12

      Dan, Me too. I just saw this video, and subscribing as well.

    • @martiseelye6443
      @martiseelye6443 Год назад +8

      Amala isn't alone. The most racist are the younger generations and not all of them are either. I fear for them all.

    • @capcrunch7838
      @capcrunch7838 Год назад

      @@martiseelye6443 fear for the backlash that is eventually going to come.... You do not really believe white people will continue to take it do you?

  • @greg.montelione
    @greg.montelione Месяц назад +2

    Thank you, Amala. I appreciate your open-mindedness and comfort with speaking up on this issue. Rascim is ugly regardless of who professes it.
    If people want equality and want to be treated equally, they need to refresh themselves with the definition and walk the walk.
    Do unto to others... and love thy neighbor, people!!!

  • @MaraJadeSkky
    @MaraJadeSkky Год назад +221

    My 11 year old daughter is swapping from public middle school to homeschooling for 7th grade. We moved from Portland to Texas (originally from Memphis, TN not Portland) to escape the insanity... this entire school year she has been relentlessly been bullied for being white. She treats everyone with kindness and respect, skin color isn't something she thinks about. She had no concept of racism prior to entering middle school. I know bullies are every where, but it seems like kids are being actively taught to hate. Her public middle school had a program called No Place For Hate... thank goodness I looked through the slideshow the school sent out to parents first. It openly said white people are privileged and everyone else are victims. (If you want to see screenshots, I got 'em) They taught that to 6, 7, 8 graders. I actually kept my daughter home that day and we watched Charlie's video instead and discussed it. He touched on so much she's been having to cope with at the school. I asked her why she wants to try homeschooling and she said, "it will help my mental health". That's a pretty solid reason. We did homeschooling during lockdown and she did really well with it. She's very social and we've already gone to some homeschool meetups. She already made a few friends her age who treat her with the kindness and respect she gives and deserves.
    I can't wrap my head around teaching kids to hate a specific skin color...but divisiveness is exactly what "they" want. It keeps all of us focused on nonsense while the ominous "they" ruin our world.

    • @RabiezDeWorgen
      @RabiezDeWorgen Год назад +25

      Instead of teaching racism and hatred, they need to actually be education students about math and science. The United States is falling extremely far behind academically and they know it.

    • @MariadelPilarSeiquerSanz-jq3sn
      @MariadelPilarSeiquerSanz-jq3sn Год назад +17

      This is sick. You have all my support. Something must be done to change this wave of hatred which helps no one.

    • @lucycat4305
      @lucycat4305 Год назад

      That's why I'm pro-segregation.

    • @sherrymae1988
      @sherrymae1988 Год назад

      Segregation is the only solution…racism is natural and will always exist..

    • @MimiBlackBeatPeace
      @MimiBlackBeatPeace Год назад +5

      "they" is right. I'd love to see those slides.

  • @BrendaWest-u9z
    @BrendaWest-u9z 3 месяца назад +188

    As a white woman of 66 years, I thank you young people! I feel like I just woke up one day and find the whole world has gone crazy! Judge people by their actions, not the pigment of their skin! I thought racism was a thing of the past. Thank you again for speaking out on my behalf!

    • @David-u5w2r
      @David-u5w2r 3 месяца назад

      Smith vs mundt
      Obama overturned it
      Propaganda is legal now

    • @David-u5w2r
      @David-u5w2r 3 месяца назад +2

      Smith vs mundt
      Look it up, my comment will get deleted if I say more, it just got deleted.

    • @David-u5w2r
      @David-u5w2r 3 месяца назад +2

      Two comments deleted

    • @rebelwithacause5217
      @rebelwithacause5217 3 месяца назад +4

      When I was growing up, and I am almost 75, I was NOT taught to think less of black people. We had a black woman who cleaned for us. The only person that I can remember saying racist things, was my new father-in-law, after I had married. This was in 1967, and I called him out on it. He then tried to deny it, claiming that he played golf with a black guy and they were good friends. But now and then his feelings would slip out. His son, my husband, was not like his father. We had black friends over to our home, and we were invited to their home. When I was a child we had a black baby-sitter. We loved her, and she loved us. When I got my first job, I worked in a warehouse. My supervisor was black. She frequently ridiculed me and I asked my black co-worker why? She said, "Because she's a racist". I was shocked. I said, "I thought only white people are racist" She laughed and said, "Girl, black people are more racist than white people!" I was very naive. Later I thought about it and realized that of course some older blacks had experienced racism and it angered them so much that they taught their kids to hate. I can understand that, but if you keep stoking a fire, and throwing more fuel on it, the fire will continue to burn. It had mostly gone away while I was a young mother, but CNN continues to stoke the fire by telling only half-truths in order to further their Marxist agenda. I fully expect my comment to be deleted. They delete so much of what I say.

    • @rebelwithacause5217
      @rebelwithacause5217 3 месяца назад

      It WAS a thing of the past but certain people wanted revenge and they taught their kids to hate. It is reverse racism.

  • @lfcmike12
    @lfcmike12 Год назад +521

    As somebody who is borderline obsessed with studying history, it genuinely astounds me how the average person has little to no interest in history, yet get angry/offended by things that happened to other people in the past. Ignoring the fact none of us would be alive if not for history playing out exactly how it did, why do so many people just use history as an excuse to be a shitty person in the present?

    • @elizabethstafford5773
      @elizabethstafford5773 Год назад

      Exactly. They don't talk about how it was their own people who sold them or that there were black slave owners. Or that every country on the planet has a history of slavery and that there are currently countries who still have slaves. Also MY ancestors were also slaves. But I have never believed I was owed anything or that the past had any bearing in whether or not I succeed. My failures are my own or if anyone sabatoged me it was someone currently in my life. This whole racism narrative is a lie perpetuated to splinter and fragment the whole of our society. It keeps us weak, vulnerable, distracted and confused which is perfect for a corrupt government to control us and prevent us from seeing what the REAL problems are. And also they don't talk about how it was the Democratic party that did not want to end slavery. It was the Republican side that fought to end it. But the Democratic party uses Gaslighting as their number one form of abuse on us. They lie about lying about which they lied. That party is the one that is racist. They use black people and contort their psyche to make them feel like they are less than all while telling them they are prioritized and adored. Black lives have ALWAYS mattered. It's why we fought to have them freed! White people fought white people. It's crazy how the past is what they say they are mad at but the past tells them that more than half the country fought for them and won and yet they lump us all together as violent racists. Seems to me that we kicked racism out a nearly hundred years ago. It's astonishing that more of them can't see how preposterous this all is.

    • @BitterCyder
      @BitterCyder Год назад +28

      Especially the fact that they think “white” is a race, they are a category because they have so many races mixed, it’s hard to put them in only one heritage

    • @julijakeit
      @julijakeit Год назад

      Do not be astounded. Easily emotional are easily manipulated. Slaves were owned by all races, unfortunately. It's just the modern history and segregation and racism incorrectly associates slaves with black people being owned by white people.

    • @doseofreality100
      @doseofreality100 Год назад

      They do have interest in it. They don't like it.... so they rewrite it to fit "modern times."
      All leftists do is revise history nowadays.

    • @loturzelrestaurant
      @loturzelrestaurant Год назад

      @@BitterCyder Except: This video here misinforms you hardcore. In Reality, CRt is not R-cist at all.

  • @kellkell3448
    @kellkell3448 5 дней назад +1

    6:28 I'm losing IQ points LMFAO. Good one chicka😂

  • @tomestep8095
    @tomestep8095 Год назад +241

    I'm a Gen Xer. I remember the halcyon days of the late 80s and early 90s when we thought we had this racism thing beaten. Sure, we had some older boomers, but our generation had defeated the monster. The Soviet Union fell. Everything was moving in a positive direction.
    Then someone brought a friend to a party. He started telling everyone that racism is worse than ever. The things he was saying made me respond to him, "The only racist person sitting at this table is you." He replied, "I can't be racist. Racism is based on privilege and power. Since I have none, because I'm black, I can't be racist." I replied, "I can't converse with someone too ignorant to understand a simple word." When he started preaching again, I got up and left. This was in 1985.
    Our generation were the ones who were ignorant. We sent our children off to colleges to be indoctrinated into the ideas this guy was spouting. We let the socialists take over the government and bankrupt the country. We let you all down. I am personally sorry for this. Unfortunately, as I tell my children, you didn't make the mess, but you will have to find a way to clean it up.
    Life isn't fair. Get over it and get to work.

    • @tomestep8095
      @tomestep8095 Год назад

      @Tom Thumb It is always fun to have people who weren't there tell you what you thought and did.
      I wasn't a conservative because they were in there bible thumping stage. I wasn't a democrat because of people like Al Gore and the Clintons. I think the downfall of the US started when Uncle Ronnie sold out the American people to Tip O'neill in order to destroy the Soviet Union.

    • @allytrudie864
      @allytrudie864 Год назад +13

      @Tom Thumb we battled hard in the 80’s and 90’s for equality of all races and my white voice was very important during that time. This last decade it feels like it was all for nothing. No, it is more than a feeling, it WAS all for nothing. Gen Z is the first younger generation that I hate- all proud victims.

    • @allytrudie864
      @allytrudie864 Год назад +22

      Thank you for calling us Gen X! We are the forgotten ones! People try to tell me I’m millennial when I didn’t use the internet or have an email address until I was in college. We need Gen X to stay a category! We are not boomers or millennials but we are the interpreters for millennial and boomers conversing together. You don’t speak each other’s languages but gen x speaks both!

    • @IconInk-iz8zn
      @IconInk-iz8zn Год назад +8

      @@allytrudie864 interpreters. What a great way to put it.
      We GenXers are definitely in the middle, doing our best to balance the chaos from both extremes.

    • @Burns_RED
      @Burns_RED Год назад +1

      You saw the seeds of this marxist brainwashing before it became mainstream

  • @HisuiOgawa
    @HisuiOgawa Год назад +351

    While in middle school I almost got expelled for "racism". I was called in as a neutral witness to explain a fight between a black and a white student to the principal & staff. Told them the truth, which was that the black student had started it and also used race-based insults first by calling the other girl a "f*cking white bitch".
    (long story short white student's brother got mugged in the street and beaten up, broken bones and all, and black student (whom she wasn't getting along with) overheared her telling her friends about it and loudly said she hoped next time they would kill him, which sparked the argument and subsequent fight.)
    Didn't get expelled thanks to my teachers, but I still was forced to write an apology letter to the student I had "wronged" and read it publicly. Which I did. After which she spat on my face. In front of our PE teacher, our entire class and the principal.
    The principal's answer? I must have deserved it for being a racist and not siding with her.
    (Even funnier is that at the time I was dating the only other black girl in our class and we got along swimmingly. Some racist I was.)
    Whenever I think about this (and it's only one of the many things that have happened to or around me) I can't help but think we're fueling racism. If you want to end racism, stop making everything about race. Nobody is inherently right or wrong just because of their skin color.
    No group of people should be judged for the actions of others, and you can't change the past, only learn from it and try not to repeat old mistakes.
    I just have genuinely no idea how to explain that to that entire generation of people who are so obsessed with "eliminating the whites" and refuse any and all conversation with people whose opinion differs from theirs. Even worse so is that in my country, most of that point of view got here via tv shows and a lot of kids just kinda...assimilated a biased american history as being their own...? (even though that's not the case in the slightest)

    • @kevinlabo2310
      @kevinlabo2310 Год назад

      You're right. We are fueling racism. I have heard white people I have known my whole life say things recently they never woukd have said before. When I ask them what changed in them they all have the same answer. They've been treated with racism and like a racist by so many minority people that it just sank in. Like the lady and the gentleman (uh oh I assumed genders lol) said in this video, it's a cycle of oppression and we're continuing it.

    • @psecdocumentary
      @psecdocumentary Год назад +21

      I had it pretty bad in school back in the 80s and 90s, but nowhere near this bad. This is like, next level shit. Yeah I got bullied and whatever, and teachers were nasty, but it was NEVER about race. In high school I grew the balls to accept expulsion, and told the school to go get bent. But what happened to me, was NOT about race. It was other things I won't get into, but it was NOT about race. Had this racist crap happened to me in middle school, I'd have grown those balls earlier on, because that would have been crossing a line. I put up with a lot of BS in school, but racism would have been one of my lines in the sand. Sorry that this happened to you. I don't envy kids in modern times, they've got it so much worse than I ever could have imagined anything being when I was a kid. Its terrible.

    • @HisuiOgawa
      @HisuiOgawa Год назад +14

      @@psecdocumentary well that was in the early 2000s, but I don't envy modern kids either...
      It was the start of what they liked to call "positive discrimination" here. (yep, not even trying to conceal that they ARE discriminating against students based on race. But hey, if it's against white kids I guess it's fine, right...?)
      Thankfully I don't remember having similar problems in my high school, but kids who went to my middle school after me told me that students had managed to make several (good) teachers quit so I guess it got worse...

    • @puzzletherapy4u
      @puzzletherapy4u Год назад +4

      That's horrible. What town did this happen in

    • @HisuiOgawa
      @HisuiOgawa Год назад +4

      @@puzzletherapy4u in France, near Rennes.

  • @sineenatblue8007
    @sineenatblue8007 Год назад +266

    An Asian immigrant here. Some of my friends back home who have never been to the US got so worried when they learned I was moving here, and they have learned to deliberately make comments like “Americans are racists.” After almost two years here, I’d say the very place I got bullied the most in my life for my skin color, height, and etc and have seen racial oppressions going on right in front of my eyes day in day out is still in my home country. It’s easy to criticize someone else’s home than cleaning up our own mess.

    • @piedramultiaristas8573
      @piedramultiaristas8573 Год назад +4

      Which country? (of course I know that not all are the same, bcs good nd bad ppl r everywhere)

    • @ihateindices
      @ihateindices Год назад +1

      @@piedramultiaristas8573 Thailand, I bet.

    • @soonersciencenerd383
      @soonersciencenerd383 Год назад +4

      i was bullied, by the teachers, for my good grades, back in the 70's....(there were no computers, cell phones- and i was just a kid)

    • @troyhayes6254
      @troyhayes6254 Год назад +1

      You're not the target anymore

    • @XIIIWOLVES
      @XIIIWOLVES Год назад +3

      💯
      I’ve noticed most countries seem to be like that -except for America and Canada since its a melting pot of everyone,
      naturally with a higher rate of mixed relationships too :b

  • @seattledubsix7109
    @seattledubsix7109 Месяц назад +3

    I was born in Montana untill 5 years old I moved to an African American neighborhood in Seattle... Lol I was like mom they hate us here.. over the years I wase tore tf up for being white...phisically and verbally..But besides the hate.. African Americans showed tremendouse love too.. Both the streets showed love and households that took me in as their childrens friends.. it was always the woke square type back then that had issue with me being born white.. but through the years I find it impossible for almost any african American to go through things I wont even go into.. but through all that I choose to see folks as individuals.. ill never hate a race and love or hate folks individually based on their energy.. I learned how to be a father from African American fathers do their thing. Im both greatfull for all the love and scared from the hate. But in my lifetime I find it hard to beleive many african Americans faced the amount of bloodshed and daily racism I endored.. I know there is some but just saying with what I endured I hate some folks but not based on they skin tone.. its what come out their mouths.. These woke racist types tho I hate like I hate the Klan. Wish they all have a painful demise... im through with this mess. But I damn sure dont attribute their evil to a whole race.

  • @craigjohnson5462
    @craigjohnson5462 Год назад +923

    I'm mostly Irish, my people have been highly oppressed for ages, I come from a poor family. I honestly lived in my car for months when I was younger. No-one in my family ever enslaved anyone, my ancestors just ran from famine and indentured slavery. People still come up to me talking about my white privelege and how my family enslaved theirs. It's immensely unfair and cruel in all honesty.

    • @monicapluymers1615
      @monicapluymers1615 Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/qPItx72oKjk/видео.html

    • @springwater9981
      @springwater9981 Год назад +101

      This is what drives me crazy, as an Irish person, no blacks and no Irish - yet people will talk about how I enslaved them...

    • @danielrobert4219
      @danielrobert4219 Год назад

      this is where it becomes clear that it's all an Orwellian class suppression. These activists (upper middle classes) that spread the culture either don't realise or intentionally deny that most of the working class poor are white. I don't really understand how my ancestors who worked in the mines until they died of black-lung had 'white' privilege. It's actual privileged white people that are spreading this culture.

    • @Carlbooze
      @Carlbooze Год назад

      That's no damned excuse. The system of Yt privilege protects, coddles, and provides numerous advantages you folks enjoy from the cradle to the grave. And now, the system took away Affirmative Action, so the mediocre yt masses can now rest very easily, as before!

    • @Carlbooze
      @Carlbooze Год назад

      So is Jim Crow and the yt privilege that you "suffer" with! You have no idea what unfair is, and you have no right to complain vis a vis the many benefits of ytness you enjoy! Cry me a river of tears for your sorrows!

  • @mishmash2293
    @mishmash2293 Год назад +428

    I'm Hispanic and grew up in South Texas, my husband, who is white, moved there in middle school. Had to switch schools due to excessive physical bullying at his first school. People projected their ideas on him to harm him because he was another "racist white man" before puberty even finished shaping him. This was the early/mid 2000s and it helped get me out of the mindset of those peers, seeing how horribly he was treated despite being such a sweet and kind kid. We were in a 99.9% Hispanic area, school, community, etc as well. It made me ashamed. Now that I'm having a son, I worry that he'll deal with even worse behavior and it's heartbreaking.

    • @LolaAlmaguer8797
      @LolaAlmaguer8797 Год назад +41

      I live in south Texas too, and my half white, half hispanic daughters are treated like garbage in school, mostly by the racist teachers. Who can I complain to when the ones in charge are the racists? Even though my daughters are half Mexican they dont care becausethey judge them on their skin color.

    • @Lolife86
      @Lolife86 Год назад +9

      @@LolaAlmaguer8797 Your grils need to go to martial courses, and WE need to fight back.

    • @Lolife86
      @Lolife86 Год назад +3

      @@LolaAlmaguer8797 Our ancestors were conquerants, warriors. We eed to stop being bullyed you need to keep your head up, and fight back.That's the only way.

    • @buckjones4901
      @buckjones4901 Год назад

      @@LolaAlmaguer8797 This is basically what the Left does, just replace what was done by Hitler to a certain people with whites, same play book, maybe slightly different methods.

    • @sulatlalaki
      @sulatlalaki Год назад

      ​​@@LolaAlmaguer8797My son, who is half White half Filipino and it was the Mexicans that bullied him at a predominantly Mexican middleschool. It wasn't until we moved him away from them that he flourished. And, for the woman re serial killers, THE MOST PROLIFIC serial killer in America was a BLACK MAN!!!

  • @KSull6736
    @KSull6736 Год назад +181

    Im autistic and white and it causes me a lot of passive racism bc I seem “off” and they immediately assume it’s racism. I get rly worried that ppl assume I’m racist bc I act “weird” or uncomfortable bc I don’t make eye contact ect.

    • @loris-bismar
      @loris-bismar Год назад +14

      Dont worry about that. You cant control what other people think of you and unless it doesnt put you in harms way, f*ck em. Its not your job to make them less prejudice, that shit is all on them and their burden to take care of.

    • @unclewazza777
      @unclewazza777 Год назад +3

      I'm Adhd on the spectrum..And don't give a shit. You have a license to be crazy and get away with it. And believe me your not crazy the atheist world is..Never be afraid to speak the truth. You fear the wrath of man when you should fear the judgement of God. For when you trust God you fear no man.

    • @bellaherz5945
      @bellaherz5945 Год назад +1

      ​@wazzadavies5693 "for when you fear God... look what happened during the inquisition, the pogroms, the Holocaust, in Cambodia, China, Russia, Bosnia, Uganda and more, people believed in God where was God, According to the Torah, Haazinou, the destruction doesn't come from God, Humans have unalianable free will. God cannot do anything about it.

    • @unclewazza777
      @unclewazza777 Год назад

      @@bellaherz5945 lol nice miss quote. You forgot that 90% of those countrys are communist. None of them believe in God. The greatest mass killings in history were communist an atheist.

    • @jamespasquini-aquaro4600
      @jamespasquini-aquaro4600 Год назад +2

      ​​@@unclewazza777In Noah's Ark God murders all but 2 of every animal, and all but the 8 people on the ark. As a Christian you'll scoff at this, but I have never committed near xenocide, nor have I ever murdered my children, leaving me morally superior to this god of yours. It can judge me all it wants, but God knows I judge it more than it could ever judge me. Am I gonna burn me in hell for thinking that? Well then God's just proving my point. And I'm not "anti-christian" specifically, I'm simply just anti-religion. I understand that you're "allowed" to attack Christianity but not other religions, and I believe that's wrong as well. We should be equally critical of religions across the board.

  • @marklewis2263
    @marklewis2263 22 дня назад

    Thanks

  • @kencorlett2897
    @kencorlett2897 Год назад +417

    It's a breath of fresh air to hear young men and women recognize this. We are one people and there is still a long way to go.

    • @kayetaylor5551
      @kayetaylor5551 Год назад +7

      I live in a fairly wealthy city in Scotland...we are multi cultural and very mixed....thank goodness!!!!

    • @cs5384
      @cs5384 Год назад

      I bet you love this, white guy!

    • @maddhatter3564
      @maddhatter3564 Год назад

      amen

    • @colinguest73
      @colinguest73 Год назад

      ​@@kayetaylor5551😢😢 ,t, the

    • @colinguest73
      @colinguest73 Год назад

      Z

  • @godofthecripples1237
    @godofthecripples1237 Год назад +496

    A friend of mine was the only white girl in a school of primarily black people. She was only in elementary, getting bullied relentlessly for her skin. She's nearly graduated HS and still struggles with her self-image.

    • @JohnFrance-ns5ve
      @JohnFrance-ns5ve Год назад

      Lol that happens to millions of minorities join the club pale faces

    • @R_u_b_y.R_o_s_e
      @R_u_b_y.R_o_s_e Год назад +31

      this happened to me in jr high when i lived in DC where the student population was mostly black my only saving grace was my last name “Figueroa” & the hispanic kids took notice that i was mixed but looked primarily white. only 3 white kids including myself & my brother who’s name is juan lol

    • @analogkidd8482
      @analogkidd8482 Год назад

      God of the Cripples
      And? When l was in school a 14 year old white girl committed suicide because she was being bullied by other white kids. So there. Its even...

    • @YaniDLC
      @YaniDLC Год назад +4

      😞

    • @tommiebrooks8573
      @tommiebrooks8573 Год назад +7

      It happens to everyone else also.

  • @LordHane
    @LordHane Год назад +498

    I'm a 45 year old white man who was always taught to judge people by who they are and not what they are, I would like to say, thank you.

    • @opeeate
      @opeeate Год назад +1

      @@leahmadalyn maybe in America but it's rare in Australia, at least where I live.

    • @opeeate
      @opeeate Год назад +4

      yep we were mostly taught to not be racist but do what mlk said judge by the content of character not colour here in Australia.

    • @RandomInternetProfile
      @RandomInternetProfile Год назад +3

      @@opeeate we were taught the same. I remember memorizing a short part of MLK I Have a Dream for school in like 3rd grade, around age 8. Thing is here if you're judging someone based off their character and they're a different race/gender/weight than you, you're blamed for judging them by their appearance, not character.

    • @lettersquash
      @lettersquash Год назад +4

      It's actually better if we can stop judging people at all "for their character". Of course, we have to speak out against or curtail behaviours that are damaging, but it's better to love the person and judge the behaviour or words.

    • @aperson336
      @aperson336 Год назад +1

      @@opeeatei mean it’s a constant fight for survival, so you guys don’t have time for such trivial things, when at any moment some wanka with a boomerang could hit your ground anchor and make you fall of earth

  • @RoseannMeehan
    @RoseannMeehan 2 месяца назад +1

    I’m a Baby Boomer. I grew up at the tale end of Jim Crowe. I absolutely despised the way Black people were treated! The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King,Jr, God rest his soul, was a beautiful man who had a dream and a vision for all people to get along and love each other through the power of Jesus Christ.
    I will continue to pray for that!
    Socialism/communism must not prevail in this country!
    United we stand divided we fall! We must all love one another, and respect our differences! We are far more all alike than we are different! May God bless us all, amen!

  • @kimtaylor4253
    @kimtaylor4253 Год назад +168

    Thank you for sharing this. I had a black woman come into my job and was screaming racial slurs at me ( I'm white ) and was accusing me and every white person of being racist and having white privileges. I stopped her and said ma'am, you're doing to me what you're accusing me of doing and being to you. I grew up very poor and have never experienced this privilege I've heard about. I honestly feel like I can't respond to anyone who screams racial slurs at me because if I do I'm accused of suppressing someone's rights. My Irish ancestors were sold to wealthy white people as indentured servants, but according to society that doesn't count as an issue. There's so much wrong in this world and I do not and will never understand the reasoning behind judging solely on skin color. God help and bless us all

  • @ZorakTheGreat
    @ZorakTheGreat Год назад +171

    As a 42 year old white man, who was raised by solely a black father from day one of birth, I have seen racism from both sides. I had friends that I couldn't visit anymore in grade school after their parents found out my father was black. I had family on my fathers side that me and my mother could not visit, because they did not approve of us, or treated us badly because they wanted my father to marry a black woman. My point is that it isn't a black or white issue, and it isn't an Asian issue. It's an "everyone" issue. We need to focus on healing ourselves mentally and spiritually. Then we need to work on healing those around us. We need to focus on embracing and understanding each others cultures, and not being seen as trying to be black, or a nerd for showing interest in white culture. We need to forgive the past so we can move forward. We need to unite the clans, cast evil aside, and let love in. The things we could all do together if abolished materialism, and used the negativity we are spreading to create positivity, could be so powerful.

    • @Feathertail2205
      @Feathertail2205 Год назад +4

      Sadly, so many people aren't interested in uniting as the human race. Too many use pure looks as an indicator of whether they want to accept someone within their culture or not.

    • @patrikzorad4369
      @patrikzorad4369 Год назад +5

      I do believe this is the core issue too. I attribute it to people having a lot of time, access to media, many young folks lacking purpose and vision in life. I used to choose drinking to pass time and find purpose. We should all check ourselves first before we point fingers, it's very easy however to not be as hard on yourself as you are on others.
      And usually, we claim to hate things about other people which we mostly hate about ourselves.

    • @Emme333
      @Emme333 Год назад +2

      Wow, nicely said everyone. So cool to come across people being people and not hating. Thanks

    • @jacksquat4140
      @jacksquat4140 Год назад +1

      We need to learn from the past, so we don't repeat it. To forgive evil, is to give it a new lease on life.

    • @calisthetics
      @calisthetics Год назад +2

      This is why I love learning about different culture. After learning about different groups of people you start to see a lot of similarities every culture has with eachother. Like bill burr said "there's too much info in the world and every group misses a piece". Personally, I think the most important step of decreasing racism is to learn about other cultures. Ignorance is the main cause of racism, the best way to eliminate ignorance is by learning.

  • @stevewarmbier1960
    @stevewarmbier1960 Год назад +246

    Amala, Thanks for this video. I am a child of the 60's and spent much of my early life fighting racism within my family and trying to make the world a better place. As a Straight, White, Christian male, I am the most vilified person on the face of the planet regardless of who I am and who I've been. I wish you luck in whatever endeavors you pursue. For what I see in this video, you are a powerhouse who will go far. Best wishes, Steve

    • @TrumpyBear_Armageddon
      @TrumpyBear_Armageddon Год назад +5

      That's what the 60s was ultimately all about. It was meant to lead to this

    • @mattmoore1731
      @mattmoore1731 Год назад +1

      Poor guy, could find anywhere else to cry at so you picked the internet Infront of everyone?

    • @victoriabriscoe8460
      @victoriabriscoe8460 Год назад

      ​@Matt Moore You apparently are the embodiment of the worst examples of racism in this video. Did you even watch it before slamming someone yet again? Are you so well trained by politics as to make snide comments without the benefit of thought and any kind of introspection?

    • @rollandolson8423
      @rollandolson8423 Год назад

      @@katella The only thing white males are good for is to pay the taxes that support everybody else

    • @Peter-jo6yu
      @Peter-jo6yu Год назад +10

      Those who fight bigotry, racism and any unfair discrimination are angels. I pray God sends his blessings on you abundantly. Keep safe and happy.

  • @ironmom87
    @ironmom87 Месяц назад +2

    I didn't even know I needed to hear this....thank you for appearing as a recommended video ❤❤ and please know I'm always trying to be the best ally I can be to those who need it. But I've also carried a lot of hatred for skin color and even for being born in America at all....
    Thank you again for your video ❤

  • @paulaneary7877
    @paulaneary7877 Год назад +86

    YES! THANK YOU A THOUSAND TIMES! I am quite disgusted with people blaming me because I am white for what happened in the past. It is completely illogical and wrong thinking. I WASN"T THERE.

    • @kt233able
      @kt233able Год назад

      The problem isn't nearly only with what has happened but with what continues to happen today. White people will always get the job or get the promotion or get a slap on the wrist when a lengthy jail sentence is more appropriate. Things are still happening and that is the problem. If you think that isn't the case then you are in fact a part of the problem.

  • @mynameismeii
    @mynameismeii Год назад +324

    I am in 7th grade, and right now I go to a school with mainly black, Asian, and Latino kids. I’m white and Asian, (but I look completely white) and people have bullied me for years and years for it. I’ve been told cracker, untitled google document, unseasoned food, etc. I’ve been to,d I can’t have ANY opinion on ANYTHING that has to do with people of color, or racism, because apparently “I haven’t experienced it”. Even though my whole life I have. I’ve always been put as a second option, or even last just because I look white. Everyone at my school is so freaking racist to white people and it’s sickening. It’s like we can’t even mention a persons ethnicity because we’d be called racist. I’m so sick and tired of all these 12 and 13 year olds thinking they’re grown and know everything about racism. Because they don’t.
    Thank you Amala and Charlie Cheon for talking about this. I love you both. *we* love you both. ❤️

    • @nataliamirochnitchenko8152
      @nataliamirochnitchenko8152 Год назад +39

      aw my friend, i am 35 and i experienced THE SAME thing when I was in 7th grade. (back in 2000). Aw! man! hang in there. dont let them ruin your soul. you seem so intelligent.

    • @blairl124
      @blairl124 Год назад +2

      Me too except in high school it js gets worse :/

    • @KiwiKeyblade
      @KiwiKeyblade Год назад +8

      And you're only in seventh grade :( I'm so sorry this is happening to you, kids that age can be cruel. You shouldn't be called those things. Have you spoken to any teachers, or even the principal?

    • @mynameismeii
      @mynameismeii Год назад +11

      @@KiwiKeyblademost of my teachers are black and will… y’know.. but one of my teachers who are black will actually stand up for me but she forget most of the time 😭😭 and my school is having a difficult situation with our principle so idk

    • @Bennifer2002
      @Bennifer2002 Год назад +4

      “ other peoples opinion of me is none of my business”
      Not sure who said it but it’s your favorite quote of mine!
      Stay strong,

  • @eovarendre7877
    @eovarendre7877 Год назад +295

    "If you're anti-racism, anti-segregation, then stop perpetuating it" Hear hear Amala!

    • @TrumpyBear_Armageddon
      @TrumpyBear_Armageddon Год назад +6

      Why is it assumed that they genuinely believe their own argument? It's a pretext.

    • @diphenhydramine6072
      @diphenhydramine6072 Год назад

      @@TrumpyBear_Armageddon the hell are you talking about

    • @TrumpyBear_Armageddon
      @TrumpyBear_Armageddon Год назад +6

      @@diphenhydramine6072 they don't desire to end raciaI strife, they want to har m whi tes.

    • @caspianhall
      @caspianhall Год назад

      @@TrumpyBear_Armageddon lol I wish what you were saying were true trust me I’d love it unfortunately it’s not

    • @TrumpyBear_Armageddon
      @TrumpyBear_Armageddon Год назад +1

      @@caspianhall Lol nice try

  • @Jenrya1024
    @Jenrya1024 27 дней назад +1

    Another thing is every single race at one point in the past had slaves or were slaves. I don’t think about color, I think any race can do anything, whether that be struggling or succeeding.

  • @alaia-awakened
    @alaia-awakened Год назад +329

    Haven’t we learned that dehumanizing one group and blanket blaming them leads to war?

    • @flyingmonkeydeathsquadronc968
      @flyingmonkeydeathsquadronc968 Год назад +15

      They dehumanize all groups, The first group dehumanized by tiny mustache man and his band of merry men was the Germans.

    • @b1gS0Wh4t
      @b1gS0Wh4t Год назад +9

      And this is were the terrorist label comes from

    • @MollyPitcher1778
      @MollyPitcher1778 Год назад

      There are some people in this country who want a race war. Let's leave it at that.

    • @LampWaters
      @LampWaters Год назад

      I'm pretty sure that's the point of those leading this new kind of stupid.

    • @codygates7418
      @codygates7418 Год назад +7

      This is were genocides of groups not “wanted” comes from as well. Seems pretty up and front in the United States right now.

  • @scottcoley1906
    @scottcoley1906 Год назад +71

    As s white man. I don't care what any authority or group tells me, I have and will continue to judge people on their actions, not their skin. I have seen real racism and racist against black people with my own eyes and it made me sick enough to speak up about it just like if it was a white, Asian or any other race. We judge people on their character and actions, nothing else.

  • @watermelongum9298
    @watermelongum9298 9 месяцев назад +94

    I’m an Asian adopted by a white family. Once in school, a couple of black boys came up to a pair of white girls in school, said something about it being a national awareness month, and how they had to write letters apologizing for the sins of their ancestors. I just remember going home and complaining about it to my white mom, and she just looked like it was normal.
    I have heard how they are being treated, and how they feel helpless when it comes to speaking out about it.
    Thank you so much for talking about this. I might be a bit biased, but I do get the perspective of two of these groups. I’m left alone for being Asian, not really expected to speak my mind, but people feel comfortable speaking about their side to me.

    • @cheapbastard990
      @cheapbastard990 8 месяцев назад

      I'm a white guy in my mid 60s. When I was 18 I was working in a convenience store in a black area of town when the TV mini-series "Roots" came on. "Roots" was a fantasy show portrayed as a documentary. The guy who wrote the book peddled it as his family's history, but it turned out later that a large part of it was plagiarized, and some of it, particularly the first few episodes, were so absurd that no one remotely familiar with history would have taken any of the serious seriously. Anyway, it was a story supposedly tracing the lineage of the author from his African ancestor.
      Of course, the white people in the show were portrayed as abusers, rapists, murderers, and assorted scumbags. And the show, fantasy or not, was very popular. Suddenly I had, for months, black kids coming into the store calling all sorts of names and accusing me of everything you can imagine. I mostly ignored them, accepting the fact that they were young ignorant morons buying BS they saw on TV which is a problem in every demographic. But one idiot in particular really wanted to press it so I pointed it out to him. I said "Look, Dumb-ass, You were never a slave, you've never even met a slave! You've never even met anyone who was ever a slave! And I've never owned a slave and never even met anyone who owned a slave! So what in the hell are you whining about? " He couldn't answer.

    • @SassyCheetah-HRATB
      @SassyCheetah-HRATB 6 месяцев назад

      yea over the past like 5 years theres been so much racism to white people that i now feel ashamed that i am white, i just want to be treated fair

  • @lukebucket
    @lukebucket Месяц назад +3

    My favourite is when I'm accused of being a European oppressor. I'm literally from Ireland.

  • @mreed712
    @mreed712 Год назад +525

    As a white person I just want to say thank you for your videos Amala! You've made a big fan of me.

    • @bestyoutube5318
      @bestyoutube5318 Год назад +3

      Your not white 😂

    • @andrewmoore1536
      @andrewmoore1536 Год назад +11

      @@bestyoutube5318 you’re

    • @mutualink
      @mutualink Год назад +3

      Yes,we should rise above racism.We have outgrown racism,put racism and racists to rest!😊

    • @usernamesreprise4068
      @usernamesreprise4068 Год назад

      Because of this very problem, the actual cause of it cannot even be mentioned on you tube or anywhere else without it being instantly taken down, shadow banned and YOU facing being cancelled.......BY those very people who propagated it ! it isnt and possibly never WAS about the different colours of peoples skin, - THAT is simply the weapon NOT the cause,
      it is ACTUALLY a product of different colours of POLITICS. and if you were to dig deep enough - you would find they have done a brilliant job of setting man against fellow man - it is merely a diversionary tactic to keep the publics attention away from the insidious rise of its intentions and has worked so well for them even THEY can hardly believe how easy it was,
      the "people" causing this realised early on that the best way to defeat a political enemy is have HIM do all your fighting for you, they knew that people in the main are easily led and selfish and utilised it, and here is one of its more successful manifestations, do your own research on a certain "11 point plan" from eighty something years ago and see what YOU think ! these people knew EXACTLY what they were setting in place even then........while the rest of us were joyfully oblivious..................SUBSCRIBED.........if you are happy to include a hatefull white male CIS "oppressor" of course lol.

    • @caspianhall
      @caspianhall Год назад +1

      @@mutualink we’ve outgrown it? Lol in what world

  • @Topazzzzzz
    @Topazzzzzz Год назад +948

    I wish we could just hate people for being assholes and not for things they have literally zero control over.

    • @666neoselen
      @666neoselen Год назад +10

      you described me thanks ^^

    • @debras3778
      @debras3778 Год назад +29

      So true! I've always said the world would be better if we all tried not to be assholes. We are all people. Why are we still talking about skin color?

    • @ShadowOfChaos13
      @ShadowOfChaos13 Год назад +35

      This is my exact philosophy. “I don’t care if you’re black, white, brown or plaid. straight, gay or crooked. man, women or neither. All I care about is, “are you an asshole?””

    • @conniethompson1050
      @conniethompson1050 Год назад

      Help me understand how hating a hater(asshole) makes me any better than the asshole?

    • @Drizzleswag
      @Drizzleswag Год назад +8

      People who don't stop at stop signs.

  • @laurenpangburn8907
    @laurenpangburn8907 Год назад +227

    I didn’t know I was allowed to even consider these thoughts. Amala when you said “I hope this video falls on the ears of those subscribed to white guilt or the need to reconcile the acts of their ancestors” I began to weep. I didn’t realize how built up this was in my heart, and to hear you give me permission to not own this guilt immediately caused a physical reaction. Like a hug I didn’t know I was allowed to have. I felt your words more deeply than I feel comfortable to admit.
    Because I still feel even wrong in writing a comment because I don’t want the public to know how much these words were so meaningful to me because somehow I might be perceived to be all the things that are said negatively about white people. The last thing I want is to hurt others or be a cause of hurt and I feel like no matter how I feel or what I do or not do I am still ignorant and still unable to understand because I am white.
    I want to be part of a solution . And I love to have this permission to even think about these things and to discuss this.
    I just finished reading “The Warmth of Other Suns” recommended to me by a white female friend. I hated the book because I hated facing the facts of history. But I read it and I continued reading it. And I just ached and with great sorrow made myself face these stories. I was so so so angry at Jim Crow laws and this era of time.
    But I don’t know what to do know about it. I wish I could go back in time and hug every person and look them in the eye see them and celebrate them as an individual . But I can’t. And I just don’t know want my society wants me to do.
    But your video has encouraged me to not own this guilt and carry on with showing and expressing kindness to every unique individual and be a listener to empathize with their stories and just hug them now.
    Ok..: Posting… with a bit of fear though

    • @chloe5707
      @chloe5707 Год назад +26

      I understand this. I am always afraid and feel sometimes like the only way to make them happy would be to not exist, basically to die. I always wished I was another race so this pressure to solve things I have no control over, that happened in our history, wasn't on me. Nobody should have to shoulder what they didn't do; even if it was a relative, it wasn't them. That is like saying every child whose parent raped someone has to live a life of shame and guilt because they have to atone for their parent's sins??? I believe everyone should own up for their own mistakes, but only theirs and not other people's. That isn't fair to put on anyone.

    • @danielabernathy6123
      @danielabernathy6123 Год назад +24

      I'm proud of your courage to post this. I could not have said it better myself as I feel the EXACT same way you do and it's really scary to think I might say or do the wrong thing and be labeled as a thing that I am very much against. And then have it come up sooner or later in life that ive been labeled as "racist" and it affect my ability to get a job or anything else. These people can literally ruin their lives by labeling them that as well as a transphobe/homophobe/terf etc., no one will want to associate with them. And then we are gaslit into believing poc can't be racist against white people and we deserve the mistreatment while they are doing everything to white people that would be seen as extremely racist if the roles were reversed. And it makes me so sad because I truly believe in POCs rights and I think black women are some of the most beautiful women on the planet. But I am exhausted of constantly walking on eggshells and having to feel ashamed and disgusted with myself just because I'm part white and very white passing. While I do have Caucasian in me, I am mixed race with latina. However I've been made to hate the white half of my race. Your courage for saying this is why I'm saying it too ! I am so relieved I am not the only one who is chronically scared to say the wrong thing in this "free speech" country that could ruin my life.

    • @TheLadybughug
      @TheLadybughug Год назад +8

      Remember to forgive yourself and be kind to yourself. Start with today, and treat people of all creeds and colors the way you want 6o be treated. As a white woman, I offer a big hug. ❤

    • @arnoldcantu9583
      @arnoldcantu9583 Год назад

      Just be careful about embodying the “white fragility” notion by DiAngelo. That’s toxic.

    • @CloudyWolf713
      @CloudyWolf713 Год назад +6

      Hey. I hope you’re all doing well out there.

  • @LuisDiazArtist
    @LuisDiazArtist 18 дней назад +1

    When those thinking they are on the "right side" of history find out later they were on the wrong side.
    A hard thing about growing up is having to wait for others to grow up, too. The sad thing about seeing these kids spouting their hateful opinions on social media is that one day they'll grow out of (hopefully) and those videos will still exist because even if they delete them someone out there is saving them.

  • @michaelpezzini3510
    @michaelpezzini3510 6 месяцев назад +91

    Outstanding Amala, As a white male boomer it is so refreshing to hear your age group speak so clearly and confidently and truthfully. Keep it up. Subscribed.

  • @tercanbrack
    @tercanbrack Год назад +234

    I am a White person and have been frustrated with the racism towards us when I have never done anything towards those people.... this is very refreshing to see people of color (My friends) standing up for us and showing that they too have our backs. Thank you!

    • @Cyndeewii
      @Cyndeewii Год назад

      What do you mean those people? That’s a racist c statement. You white peopled have benefitted from the the slavery, lynchings and thievery directed to people of color. It’s your time now. The house of cards is falling in the America

    • @Dancestar1981
      @Dancestar1981 Год назад +6

      I’m sick to death of it as well I’ve never done anything to anyone.

    • @rabbiezekielgoldberg2497
      @rabbiezekielgoldberg2497 Год назад

      Do you denounce anything that your White ancestors did?

    • @rychei5393
      @rychei5393 Год назад

      I am a white person: white people don't face racism, usually have NO CLUE what actual racism is, and conflate White Hate from individuals with racism. Racism is a system, not merely an individual act.

    • @bambooelbey6230
      @bambooelbey6230 Год назад +5

      It not about what you have done, it’s about what you haven’t done. Due to your ancestors they created a society of people who benefited off this which allows you the privilege and the benefits as well. But now you feel how we have for ages. Use your privilege to change people

  • @foxwitch
    @foxwitch Год назад +507

    I am a white Scandinavian, but I have both Sami and Gypsy in my blood. I have worked as an au pair in the USA. I actually worked for a black Jamaican single mother who was a senior physician. She had received the education with a scholarship and had adopted two daughters of African-American ethnicity. I will never forget the day the 5 year old girl came home and asked me if I had owned slaves. It was black history month. I said that when my parents were children they had barely seen a man with brown hair and black eyes and that my country banned slavery back in the 14th century. It must be remembered that slavery has occurred unfortunately in many cultures and even between people of the same ethnicity. Charles Dickens was actually a child slave during part of his upbringing. In Russia, those with the lowest social status were slaves "self" until the latter half of the 19th century. But even today there are slaves all over the world and many women are marriage slaves. Slavery occurs in all ethnicities unfortunately.

    • @socratesrocks1513
      @socratesrocks1513 Год назад +9

      Slavery was banned in the UK in 1086 (by William of Normandy) so no, Dickens wasn't a 'slave' in the sense you're implying. Working his tail off for bad wages, yes, but not a slave. Rusians were serfs.

    • @richardelliot6002
      @richardelliot6002 Год назад

      As far as I can tell.. the world was basically created by white people.. even all the good stuff. It was white people that tried hardest to end slavery and were definitely the most successful in doing so. I live in Britain and can honestly say I know no one who is racist and white... That will change soon.. how long do you think they are going to keep putting up with this??? Built the fairest systems and advanced everything from medicine and science to art and literature more than any other. Without white people where would black people be? Think about it.. who could do without who the most.. whites lives wouldn't be that different without black people. They would still have medicine, electricity, industry, basically everything that racists take for granted every day.. what did they invent or build before the whites forged the way. Nothing.. it's as ungrateful and pathetic as feminism.. yo.. white dudes.. thanks ... Doesn't make sense to thank them as they are long dead right?? You still blame them tho right! Grow up

    • @alisyukova
      @alisyukova Год назад

      @@socratesrocks1513 Russians were way lower than serves. They didn’t even get paid and sometimes not even fed. The majority were “krestyane” the peasants. They were owned by the wealthy people to do the labour they were traded or even killed like literal things, and never as a human. Read the case of Saltychikha, and things like that had occurred all the time, with the exception that this one is wildly known. And even after that horrible incident instead of helping these people, The Impress just banned peasants from complaining about their owners. So basically feel free to kill more of these people, welcome to Russian up until the latter middle of the 19th century.

    • @mirthy8219
      @mirthy8219 Год назад +19

      Well from what I've read russians peasats couldn't move without their master agreement, they had no rights, they were worked almost to death and sometimes killed🤔 so like slaves I guess. Well read "Dead Souls" by Gogol. It's about selling and buying names of peasents.

    • @ramoncotta1264
      @ramoncotta1264 Год назад +22

      @@socratesrocks1513 There was the wonderful habit that the Royal Navy employed of trolling the waterfront to replenish their ranks from time to time, beating young men unconscious or taking them aboard ship by force in the system known as, "impressment", where it was considered mutiny and desertion, punishable by death for anyone to leave the navy without the captain's consent. This form of slavery could last decades, and the lifestyle aboard resulted in a brutal and often very short life. From this practice comes the term, "press gang", which lasted until 1815. On the bright side, they did not discriminate against anyone who did not come from a wealthy family, and "impressed", them equally regardless of race. Oh, yes, I still remember the new's reel I was shown of a British officer shooting 20, "Sepoy mutineers", in a row, in front of a drainage ditch with his pistol, one by one. It was thought those prisoners of the Great Rebellion too much trouble to incarcerate, so in the interest of "lightening the load", the solution was to feed the crows and vultures. I was eight when I saw that. No worries, all nations and races are equally guilty of similarly horrific practices. It does bring a smile to wonder how someone could believe they are more moral because they stopped being a horrible creature before someone else did. Kind of like, "keeping up with the Jones's".

  • @kristadresbach2907
    @kristadresbach2907 19 дней назад +1

    I have never been racist and yet in the past few years I see I have begun to be a little racist because I'm so tired of the terrible racism I have insured and it seems ok now. I still treat everyone with kindness and love but now I see myself scared of the other races, usually black and I hate that this has happened