I'm a black man who wanted to be a pilot. I went to the Air Force Academy, but wasn't medically qualified to fly at the time. Instead, I took jobs and assignments nobody else wanted for about 7 years and kept pestering doctors about the medical standards, and I just found out that I'm going to pilot training this year. I had multiple friends, mentors, and leaders that helped me make it happen. Some were white, some were black, and some were neither. I'm making my dreams happen because I never gave up and accepted the help that was offered to me, no matter what the person offering looked like.
What medical conditions initially disqualified you from pilot training and in what way did you pester the military medical personnel to change things in your favor? Best wishes with your endeavors. 👍🏽
Congratulations and Bravo to you! Another inspiring story is told in the movie “A Million Miles Away” about not giving up and going after the skills and development to make one competitive according to the requirements needed to increase those odds for success.
And good luck to you. Both my sons are Marines (now retired or out of active duty) and the military allowed them to use all their talents to pursue their dreams. Do a roll for me one day soon!
Yet we not fairly standing for that race🤓 equipping yourself with that in modern world it's education and education is not free. Not all of our parents afford decent education for their kids. It's problems we have that makes us question but why certain race does it better than we really have to face the brutal history that race inflicted is the main reason why black kids success rate is lower than all other kids.
@@TheDennisgrass Sounds great, BUT... Certificates, Degrees, Licenses, etc. can all look good but can also mean very little, if you don't have the complexion for the protection! These credentials can also be revoked, or underrated, by various entities in control! The world is getting more and more dysfunctional and less and less balanced, for Blacks, and whites but especially for Blacks, for the time being at least! 💯
@@Icare202 Aim for the stars, maybe you only get to the moon, but it is higher than never trying! Football, basketball, tennis, etc. coaches are important to help push a person to a higher level. Same goes for trying to obtain a government certification. Why do you think the world is getting more and more dysfunctional?
Unfair contest, one is a comedian in a world where pandering is currency and the other is one of the most thoughtful and measured academics a generation is unlikely to produce often, if at all. We are fortunate to have him.
I don’t know why there’s a burgeoning need to have “celebrities” express opinions on highly complex issues whereas there’s experts and academics in the subject that could be invited to to such platforms for the benefit of the general public.
Well, jokes or no jokes, Trevor Noah is serious about his position on these issues. He's made that clear. Now if he is choosing to use his platform and it's reach to pander and play the minstrel, that's on him. He's choosing to be that guy and it's up to you whether you feel it hurts or helps. But if you do choose to use your platform and voice to argue points of race from either the liberal or conservative, black or white viewpoint...expect to get your beliefs/thoughts stacked up to contrary opinions from any degree of opponent. I didn't take Trevor Noah to be joking or pandering about his stance on issues of reparations,slavery, white privilege etc. Seems pretty serious to me. If you're arguing that he's not at the level of Thomas Sowells wisdom,experience,insight or whatever, you may be right. But like any engaging entity albeit a boxer, wrestler, fighter, or debater, if you find your opinions to be worthy enough to broadcast them to millions, expect your dogmas to be challenged by anyone,everyone , and the best. That's all that was taking place here.
and Trevor is half Swiss, his father was Swiss and he had enough money! to claim he had the trouble some afro-american had is a big exaggeration! he moved to the US and will now teach you about suffering and the right to claim reparation, which will only restart hate between black and whites! funny that mostly non native american will explain you what you have to do!
The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 was a very early federal law passed by Congress in the era of the Articles of Confederation. Prohibited enslavement in territories north of the Ohio River. It was the first federal law to address the issue.
It’s weird how a black man from another country self described as growing up poor and underprivileged who now has a TV show with 100’s of viewers with a Net worth of $16 million is asking for reparations for those that have the same opportunities as he did. It’s basically a rich guy asking for others to give money to those that have chosen to be lazy and not put forth effort to make something of themselves. Then blaming it on, in the famous words of Ilion Omar, “some people did something” hundreds of years ago.
@@billybob-zg4bx Its called providence or destiny, some opeople were dealt better hands than others. We should not compare ourselves to others but be grateful and content and deal with the hand we were dealt instead of trying to blame someone.
They are not preaching about how they are being held back they are making up a lie that the rest of the community is being held back by the mean old white man and they need to relay on the government to succeed.
They offer little of any real substance so they take the easy route and moralize and virtue signal in order to receive praise and adoration from the unthinking public. It's everywhere in the world today.
Reperations have already been paid by those long years of affirmative actions. We have had systemic racism in this country for some time now. it was called affirmative action. If it was not adventagious to be black not so many people would be trying to pass even though they are just a fraction black. Raciest means nothing anymore. People need to stand for true equality and not be afraid to be labeled a racist for doing so..
@@WILTALK white women have benefited from reparations more than any other group. Please stop repeating the stupid shit you read on the Internet and read a book.
What do y’all mean by this ? Y’all do know that there was much more after slavery so called “ended” right ? Black ppl only been considered humans in this country since 1964 after the civil rights act was reluctantly passed.
@@JACK-OMARI here's a question. Let's say the government gives reparations. Then who will be entitled to those reparations? So if I'm a white person with let's say 15 great great grandparents who are white and 1 great great grandparent who was a black slave then do I automatically obtain the reparations? How white looking do I need to be or how many black ancestors do I need to still confirm my right to reparations? What percentage of a particular racial background do I require to meet the threshold? Is there even a threshold? We just give the money etc to anyone with even one a black ancestor who was proven to be a slave? Conversely I look black but half my great great great grandparents were slaves and the other half of my great great great grandparents were in fact slave owners? Do I get the money? Should the descendants of slave owners benefit? Start playing with the percentages. Also consider this example: I'm black and my ancestors came from Haiti or Jamaica but my family has lived in New York since the 1820s. However my family were slaves in Jamaica and Haiti in the 1700s. I have no whites in my family. Do I get the reparations or miss out because that slavery wasn't in the USA even though my family have been US citizens for 200 years? So how inclusive or exclusive are the reparations and finding the borderline becomes an exercise in racially profiling every American. And having them prove their exact ancestry could be difficult, because if you cannot exactly prove it then you might be missing out on reparations to which you are entitled. It would become a gold mine for lawyers. Then we come down to how much money is owed. If I had just 1 ancestor who was a slave in South Carolina the 1860s do I get the same amount as someone with 15 ancestors who were slaves in 1863? Let's carry that further: I have 15 slave ancestors from South Carolina from the 1760s (immediately before the USA existed), but no slave ancestors after the creation of the USA. Am I still entitled to reparations? But the guy next to me had 1 slave ancestor in 1863 only. Yet he's entitled to full reparations? So again what's the time threshold. Do we cut it off at 1776 for example. What's fair? There are many problematic examples and many generations after the fact it becomes an exercise that sounds great as a speech but difficult in its practicality.
there's never been slavery in America, I don't know what these people are talking about... Two can play at rewriting the narrative, can't complain to us if we don't know what you are even talking about... Wanna piss me off and try to hurt me some more? I could come up with all kinds of messed up lies to tell...
Born, bred and based Nigerian here. It's common knowledge that our ancestors owned and sold slaves long before any white man ever stepped on our shores. It was simply what people did back then. This aspect is rarely ever mentioned among African American discourse.
It's also common sense that the " white man" didn't just sail to Africa and start snatching up black people. It was actually the Arabians who took and sold them to the white people
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UR missing the whole point. American Blacks SLAVED for the WHITE MAN in a foreign country and make them RICH. The slaves in ANY AFRICAN country HAD THE OPPOSITE EFFECT.
...and this somehow justifies the practice because your ancestors, after receiving a few beads from the missionaries, chose to exploit a new export market. That makes you complicit, not better. ...and yes, the participation of West Africans selling their own is common knowledge, and irrelevant to the reparation conversation.
"Somewhere watching this interview there's a young Thomas Sowell" We can only hope. Furthermore, I think a young Thomas Sowell can come from anywhere, and be any race, or either gender.
I like what you said but they only let in the elite. The whole system needs to change in order for it to be reality. But this is easy just do what the man said. Work hard, get married, have kids. Divorce, abortion, should not be accepted states unless it prevented harm and death.
Thomas Sowell wants everyone to succeed. And he's not afraid to tell the truth about how you get there. The truth is, that its never easy, its always going to take grit and hard work. Sometimes it'll feel unfair, but that is life. Blaming others will only fill you with resentment and hopelessness.
As a South African, I'd be willing to pay reparations to the US for the suffering that Trevor Noah has brought there. Edit: After Comedy Central decided to deport this African back to the motherland, my offer for reparations has unfortunately expired. Xoxo
EXACTLY ... AMERICAN BLACKS ARE THE RICHEST AND MOST EDUCATED OF ANY BLACKS AROUND THE WORLD !! THAT'S REPARATIONS ENOUGH. PAID IN FULL..THESE KIDS DONT REALIZE WHAT THEY HAVE !!
8:59 is weird a South African like him mentions land knowing the sad experience in Zimbabwe, or here in Peru. The land is taken away from the owners under the excuse that it was land taken by force, and given "back" to the workers. The workers don't know how to use it, and in some cases just get in debt to get cars instead of maintaining the tools and machines; then today those lands have lost their value and if they aren't abandoned the people there barely can survive producing for themselves. Meanwhile the former owners are in the city are progressing with a profession. The land by itself has no value, so by itself is not stolen wealth, it doesn't contribute to anything.
Ain’t that the truth? I know perfectly well what you’re talking about…lived in Zimbabwe long time ago…when things were still working nicely and everyone was happy!
A little story. Trevor was born in Joburg in 1984, 19 days after I was - in a suburb not far from Joburg. He is 'coloured', I am white. He grew up for a time in Soweto, the largest black township in the country. A far cry from the average family home I did. Then my parents divorced at age 5. We then lived in small, run down homes, repeatedly moving due to crime and my mother's need for work as my father didn't often pay maintenance for us. I went to school in whatever school was local. I would share a bath with my two younger siblings that was a few inches deep because the hot water came from the kettle. We only got second hand clothes and toys. Whilst Trevor was in Soweto his quality of life would likely have been worse than mine. Then he went to a private Roman Catholic high school. I did not. From that point on he went on to radio, TV....and the rest is history. I work in a factory in the UK, am now married and earn a living wage. So tell me. Where is the privilege? By his logic I should have done far better than him due to my 'whiteness', and he should not have had the success he has had - especially with us both born in SA. My mother was passed by on many jobs because of affirmative action - again, being white in this instance was a hindrance, not a privilege. I'll tell you were it is. Economic privilege. His father evidently paid for his schooling, which raises him up out of poverty and was the springboard to his success. And I am pleased for him. My family never had money and so we were denied many such privileges - that's also fine. He paints this picture that racism is so prevalent that blacks are always poor and white always prosper. And his argument for when this is reversed is that 'you whites still have privilege you just don't know it'. Utter nonsense. He has indeed forgotten his roots. His has chosen to forget that he got into a private school that, were it riven with racism, would not have allowed him in, and has evidently chosen to ignore that while racism was and is still a substantial part of daily life in SA, there are and were, many many blacks, whites, coloured, Chinese, Indian etc etc in SA who were good people and judged others by their character. He has fallen far from his roots, greased with wealth and submerged in leftist ideology that is, pardon the phrase, very black and white. From one South African to another, I am disappointed in him. He could have been such a positive beacon for true progress. He is anything but.
Ignorance is dangerous, I hate racism and I don't tolerate it but it seems the government benefits more in keeping people locked in the idea that they are not equipped dud to the fact that there was slavery, apartheid and segregation but in reality they are the oppressors. The ANC govt for an example is one that savages resources all in the name of slavery and white supremacy, you look east of the country stands yet another breast dripping with the gifts of ignorance: Zululand and Swaziland who are benefiting highly from this blanket we all want to find warmth in, going northwestern now are the wealthiest subdivisions of Tswana royalties who cash in innumerable sums of cash but have not yet changed the state of their people. In conclusion, in as much as the white sailor who landed on whatever shores that history says he did he too was a manipulated savage having believed what their government structure taught them, the people accountable still point fingers beyond themselves but really we are less informed but our ignorance is what is killing us I love you white fam stay white and I love being black in world where there's you...
The guy interviewing Thomas in this legendary interview has such a respect for sowell. You can tell he’s hanging onto every word the man says and is genuinely excited to be speaking to such an intelligent and interesting person
I’m clued to my phone listening to this educated genius. I bet you will not find one of his books in any American college or university today except the school where he teaches economics.
@@RB-ls3bt true, but that is because all the other universities have academic standards, and the university Sowell works for doesn’t. If you believe Sowell is an educated genius, I have a bridge for sale. Special price, just for you.
@@teeemm9456 Sowell literally uses "facts" based on his feelings. For example, he says one of his "favorite" statistics is about the poverty line: that blacks have a rate of 22% in poverty when single and 7.5% when married. he ONLY mentions that single whites have a poverty level of 11%. he actively omits the statistic that white married couples have a poverty rate of 3.5%.
Trevor changed since he is working in the USA. He knows the German-Africans very well, fighting them politically is Trevors biggest mistake. He should know all about it, being born a African-German in South-Africa. He didnt get much love from the Africans for being a mixed breed. He constantly denies it but knows it very well.
Even if they did you owe them nothing. Groups are not responsible to one another in society...individuals are. This is an idea that the left hates. Personal responsibility...for ones own choices and actions. We all come from ancestors who owned slaves cause as this video so plainly explains, slavery was a worldwide problem for thousands of years! Go back far enough and you will find an ancestor who owned slaves so therefore we are all guilty by association according to leftist ideology. So no one would get paid.
@@juliomiguel6597 Of all places, Italy has had interactions with Africa throughout history. Raiding along the Mediterranean coast and beyond went both ways and history indicates trade routes already came from central Africa to Europe a couple thousand years before the Americas were colonized. Just because they weren't really involved in the transatlantic slaving, doesn't mean there were no black slaves in Italy.
@@juliomiguel6597 Just to be clear, I think the whole "reparations" idea is stupid beyond belief, specifically because of the spotty history and the fact that people are incapable of figuring out how it would be dealt with. Although Italy would probably one of the countries to owe the most money if we had a historic lens that could accurately provide the information.
Mr. Thomas Sowell is one of the most gifted men to ever exist and he just happens to be an American. just put aside any bias or I'm bigger than the room and listen to him as you would your elderly grandfather giving out jewels of wisdom. the world is not fair, nor does Mr. Sowell profess that it ever was.
Galatians 6:7 Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. Isaiah 14:21-22 Prepare slaughter for his children for the iniquity of their fathers; that they do not rise, nor possess the land, nor fill the face of the world with cities. For I will rise up against them, saith the Lord of hosts, and cut off from Babylon the name, and remnant, and son, and nephew, saith the Lord. Revelation 13:10 - KJV - He that leadeth into captivity shall go into captivity: he that killeth with the sword must be killed with the sword. Here is the patience and the faith of the saints.
Not giving up his money was supposed to be getting what we put in society for one our tax dollars secondly and most importantly the suffering they came from our existence of being here as prisoners of war do our ancestors mothers and fathers and grandparents we are part of America's original sing it with a blood legacy of it and you're talkin stupid
Right? I say that to people all the time, if your so upset, moved, passionate about something what are YOU going to do about it. How much money will you give, how much time will you invest, how much of YOU are you going to use to help the problem? I lose most at that moment, usually the conversation is changed immediately. The Bible tells us to do this. Not our king, Ceaser, government etc
@@haroldrandall so tax revenue, which goes to help support poor people, would be used for this reparations idea, but not the money of rich people, like Noah. That's really lucky for Trevor, huh? The policy he supports wouldn't directly cost him any of his vast fortune.
Right, the Irish didn’t suffer. My 5x great grandfather immigrated to New Brunswick, NJ from Ireland. He built a house (the house still stands), had a family, and then went off to fight and die in the civil war. Imagine working for your whole life to build something, then the government of your new country sweeps you away to fight and die in a war you have no benefit to fight in.
What makes me mad about people like Trevor Noah is that his argument that he used to be poor is somehow more valid than “I’m still poor, where’s my privilege.” And he says he understands that you can’t see your privileges as he stares down from his ivory tower.
I don't believe he grew up poor. I could be wrong, but I think he grew up in an artsy upper middle class biracial background. Yes apartheid was in effect during his upbringing, but he personally was not affected by it like other South Africans with black roots.
This is the kind of attitude that makes poor people want to rampage pillage and loot the wealthy. It's obvious not right in either case, but I'd suspect self-righteous shmuks like this, to automatically claim their victimhood in crime as a factor of their skin pigmentation... blah blah blah. 🙄
I read one of Sowell’s books about 20 years ago. In the chapter on school choice, Sowell said choice would allow a student in a poor school the opportunity to go to a better school. But, in the chapter on government subsidized housing, he said that the poor families that moved into a better neighborhood would send their kids to the better school and those kids would reduce the quality of education in those better schools. Now, it is odd how a student from a poor school, and possibly a poor neighborhood, could choose to attend a better school and all is fine and dandy. But let the family of that same student move into a better neighborhood and that same student would reduce the quality of education in the better school. Funny that.
I'm British and and I fucking Love Thomas Sowell. His don't be a victim attitude and not all culture is worth carrying on is so true. I found that when you're highly competent and demonstrate your value..most companies will happily hire anyone from anywhere. Like Sowell said...they love themselves more than they hate you. So if you make them money they will hire you.
I went to school with first year Nigerian-Americans who were all brilliant. These same first-generation Americans were children of college professors who came from NIgeria who did not enter the country as such. They didn't ask for handouts, in fact, they challenged the academia and worked their butts off.
I enjoyed both presentations… Noah did a great job articulating why he thought reparations are needed. Sowell of course makes perfect sense especially since he is coming from economic prowess. I wish the two could come together at a table and talk and shed these issues
@@benwaggler3541 he is not old enough to have truly experienced apartide. By the time he was born it was greatly in decline and although the laws existed to support it there was little of the segregation still being practised
Trevor Noah's greatest contribution was being the comedian who took over The Daily Show and improved it by removing all the humor from the show. Congratulations Trevor on all the success you have achieved 👏
Trevor Noah was really good before the daily show. Literally he has been egged on to push the far far left movement. Sucks. I was watching Trevor Noah back in 2012 and thought he was great. Bc he was. Now his ship has sailed away. Time to jump off and create your own brand.
@@abw48 LoL some people take this political crap way too seriously. Trevor is trying to give real political stances now and is too far left. Watch Trevor back in 2012 and dude was a genius.
Even the interviewer closed up and guarded from letting whatever he was saying, thinking he is the smartest black man to demand evidence before considering the talk about reparations.
The sad part is that no one on the left ever debates people like Sowell and when the majority of conservatives makes these arguments they simply do not have his knowledge.
AMERICAN BLACKS ARE THE RICHEST AND MOST EDUCATED OF ANY BLACKS AROUND THE WORLD !! THAT'S REPARATIONS ENOUGH. PAID IN FULL. THESE KIDS DON'T EVEN REALIZE HOW GOOD THEY HAVE IT !!!
Sowell is always telling the inconvenient truth . He uses old school things that are out of date-like facts, statistics, reason. Truth. I discovered Sowell and Christopher Hitchens too late in life. I'm 52. Discovered them about 5 years ago - life changing.
@@imadeyoureadthis1500 If you cannot see how Black people the world over are still highly negatively impacted by the crime of Trans-Atlantic slavery and its offshoots, there is very little that can be done to remove the veil from your eyes.
@@rhyministermcreparations are given to people who personally experienced being wronged by the government, they have never been handed out for the plight of someone's ancestors
Dr. Thomas Sowell tendría que venir a la Argentina a enseñar esa simple máxima: "Equípate de capacidades por las que otros estén dispuestos a pagar." Sencillo y clarísimo.
It would be enlightening for Noah to extend an invitation to Thomas Sowell to his program to discuss the legacy of slavery. You better believe people will be greatly informed by Sowell's insight. The man is an intellectual giant.
@Psiberactive Replicant Checked out some of his videos. Because I had never heard of Claud before your comment, I would think he would make a good guest too, and it would give him more visibility.
I have listened to Mr. Sowell on occasion. His take on slavery, "African Chattel" vs 1st- Century is wanting. I have given classes on both and they are different animals by far and are juxtaposed to one another and must be compared and contrasted in order to fully appreciate them.
I don’t think enough people know how extraordinarily brilliant Thomas is! Wish everyone knew because it is such a privilege to share same lifetime with this man!
This whole conversation seems to revolve around a single, *Simple* question really, *'How much money??'* A simple question, with a complicated answer that I have *NEVER* heard a true answer for!!
Your talking points are very shallow mate. get an understanding, or listen to someone who really understands this dynamic like Claude anderson, not shallow uncle Thomas sowell.
@UCc1PZLC6hj1QZSzGC43h89w neither will i, so we will just have to agree to disagree as we have always been for the past 300 years where you give oppression a thumbs up, and give a it big fat phuque off. so there.
Actually they aren’t asking for the white man’s help lol lol he’ll the shit that you are have is stolen … stolen country … Wall Street … stolen land… experimenting on people without their knowledge and profiting … this is why this country is in disarray. Stealing …and the gig is up
Isn't it funny how the only part in Trevor knows rant that gets a laugh of approval from the audience is the part where he explains the absurdity of "White privilege" which decimates his own point.
@@trappedkitty5335 the primary definition of decimate is to "kill, destroy, or remove a large percentage or part of." The 1/10th thing isn't common usage
Clever point @Joel. Noah IS black and succeeded. (T Sowell as well, for that matter). But look at the odds he overcame to do so... The point of minority assistance programs is / should be to widen the window of people who can contribute meaningfully to society. If an otherwise talented person is kept out of the skilled labor force because of his race or because of poor parents or because he doesn't have a social network or role models, we all lose out on the work that he could have done over his lifetime. This is even more true for people with more potential. Some of them do succeed despite the odds, but if more of them succeeded, we'd all benefit.
@@AdamDeRidder The problem is that every underachieving minority who didn't become the next great Elvis/Einstein will claim his race held him back when the vast majority of people are simply not that remarkable. Nobody liked their shitty screenplay and it wouldn't have mattered if their skin were purple. Affirmative action turns everyone into a resentful "victim" and has them stick their hand out.
The problem with affirmative action was not its establishment. It had its time and place. The problem was that it lasted to long and began to be seen as an entitlement by minorities.
Yes the cover the world always needed when they are busy bashing "Black" people. Hmmm this comment section is dripping with contempt and condensation all sugar coated in supposed concern.🙉🙈🙊
@@worganfreeman2694 I just love how the assumption is always that somehow as people of colour we aren't even aware when we are actually being in insulted. What do you know, anyway don't mind us at all 🤔 - carry on.
I found Thomas Sowell in 1991 when my college professor told me to look up someone I disagreed with. Found out, he was the most brilliant, factual,hurtual and honest man teachings I have ever read.
You are a sick confused white woman that only agrees with him because he makes you feel less guilty for being white. If a Jewish person had this same view regarding the holocaust you’d think it was wrong. You are sick
I agree with both. I think in the middle is where you get the truth. I see a lot of people dismss the effects of racism, i dont feel they takr it seriously. On the other hand, i know exactly what sowell is speaking about when he says you have people running around hopeless because they feel like its pointless, ive seen this type of talk with my own eyes. But i think a mix of both perspectives gives you the gold and clearsst picture.
That's might white of you Wesley. Thomas Sowell conveniently ignores that black people have done everything he said. Only to be met white retribution and violence. Think "Black Wall Street" , "Red Summer of 1919" to name but a few of dozens. Just because you don't know history and love white apologist, doesn't make this guy brilliant.
@@iceyjo brushing anyone under the rug as an Uncle Tom or white apologist easily shows you’re not even capable of meeting in the middle and see your experiences and viewpoints as religion. I hope you learn more and expand your viewpoint you sad angry individual
@@captainfridge You're confusing sad and angry with accurate and repudiating persisting Racism. That's fulfilling "Liberty and justice for all", not some 'religions. These maxims: "We hold these truths to be self evident, that all ppl are created equal” and "Liberty and justice for all.” can not just be empty words. It's not written that "Whites get to 1) perpetually suppress non-whites, 2) blame non-whites for causing their condition AND also 3) blame them as 'wrong' or 'self-victimizing' for challenging their conditions." The 1% and their puppets can’t have it both ways. Why Other Nations have Reconciled THEIR Racism and how America MUST do Likewise: ruclips.net/video/k2C0FHfy6RA/видео.html Privilege Of Living Ignorant Of The Dire State Of Racism Today (a partial list): Privilege Of Escaping Violent Stereotypes Associated With My Race Privilege Of Playing The Colorblind Card Wiping The Slate Clean Of Centuries Of Racism Privilege Of Being Insulated From The Daily Toll Of Racism Privilege Of Having A Positive Relationship With The Police Generally, Privilege Of Being Favored By School Authorities Privilege Of Attending Segregated Schools Of Affluence Privilege Of Learning About My Race In School Privilege Of Finding Children’s Books That Overwhelmingly Represent My Race Privilege Of Soaking In Media Blatantly Biased Toward My Race Source: www.yesmagazine.org/social-justice/2017/07/24/10-examples-that-prove-white-privilege-exists-in-every-aspect-imaginable 1960s deadly segregation voicesofthecivilrightsmovement.com/Video-Collection/2022/1/30/They-Didnt-Want-Us?linkId=152370032 School segregation documentary: ruclips.net/video/U9ACS4PgDFA/видео.html
That's an ignorant and foolish comment. You're assuming black people don't work hard and all we do is complain. All I see is you complaining about black people. Be brave and stop hiding behind your avatar.
@@jamesb8193 Id like to think he meant hard words, as many have said there will need to be changes to the culture to reduce the victim mentality and reliance upon the federal government for real improvement to occur
@@Jst4vdeos What the hell is a victim mentality? You know what just stop right there because you don't know me. Victims of this countries continuous attitude of cognitive dissonance seems more of a culture. When you ignore the fact that slavery has had a negative impact on black people in particular and walked in my shoes (whether your black or white because I won't assume, because there are some blind and brainwashed black folks out here), and countless, other descendants of slaves we don't have to play the victim because we're continuously victimized. Whenever black people complain, the white fragility rears its pathetic and ugly head with here they go again, because they don't want to hear the truth. Even some ignorant black people. Maybe if you walked in my shoes and had a face to face conversation with me I could teach something and show you things, but you have to take off the blinders and be willing to look. You must step outside of your HUBRIS and pocket your opinion and you'll realize that in spite of my successes, I've been and still till this day, victimized and plagued by bigots and racists coming out of their face. They inappropriate things and society in some aspects won't even touch me once they see my face. Over the phone I'm very articulate but in person I don't meet the criteria due to race. He know he meant, I've been hearing it all my life.
Noah guards his victimhood like a treasure. If you take it away he may actually be responsible and have to face the consequences of his decisions and actions.
The Slavs were the main slaves of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East for centuries because they lived in a cold swampy region away from the ocean coastline, so were unorganized for the longest time.
@@radioactivepotato2068 do you want to tell me about my ancestry?? your common knowledge is a ridiculous boatload of BS,seemingly. 'slav' stems from the slavic word for honor,reputation. the english word 'slave' was derived from latin 'sclavus'. i guess education is hard to obtain around where you live.
@@robertbuckey6517 cuz he 's a l@ir by generalizing things !! Setting only colored in c.ages as a.nimals, with no future contract to free them , no basics of sla.ve right wut so ever !! As they are created as for one purpose and bea.ting them to death and treating them less then a.nimals !! All this sh1.t isn't considered slavery like other parts of this world!! That's clear pure white supremacy and aggression !!!
Have you noticed this dude has never actually debated anyone in all this time. Dude made a living talking about the price of tea in China and selling it to people looking to soothe that guilt.
What? Who financed America's Agricultural & Industrial Ages, King Cotton, Slave/Home Mortgages, Wall Street, New England's textile manufactures, America's Maritime might, the U.S. railroads? Who shared in 200M acres of Homestead land to get a start in life? Who got our "40 Acres & a Mule"? Who received our 1M Blacks-owned farms from Reconstruction to the 1980s? Who got home mortgage assistance to live in the new suburbs with well-equipped schools, banks, shopping centers, decent public transportation, recreation centers/playing fields/swimming pools, and other amenities, or GI BILL college scholarships, or minimum wages, social security and unemployment compensation under FDR? We could have used that land to generate household wealth to weather storms, bequeath to future generations, etc. How is it that households headed by White high school dropouts have an average household net worth 25% more than ones headed by Black college graduates? Economics shows we are the country's permanent bottom-caste by design, despite having built its stealth economics with our free and low wage labor. Many of YOU PEOPLE suggest we "pull ourselves up from our bootstrap," and believe WE have the "complexion for the protection." Thomas Sowell sweeps the Native Black American condition under the rug, almost like gaslighting, which is why he's the apple of so many White folks' eyes.
@@tsinatra96 I seen a black woman think her ancestors where slaves and she should be paid for it .. then found out her ancestors owned white slaves .. she’s started crying and acting like she didn’t understand 😂 because she’s ignorant to real history
I would like to commend this video for being one of the only ones I have seen in recent years to simply let the points made by the people themselves in their own words be displayed back to back so we may listen and internalize both perspectives to our own degree. While this is not the perfect ideal, it retains the honor of what journalistic integrity is meant to embody.
A million million million years from now we're STILL going to be hearing about how slavery somehow still affects black people now. This will never ever ever EVER EVER ever ever stop. Ever.
What people fail to appreciate is Noah is an entertainer and personality first and foremost. It's not important to him to be right. His goal is popularity and viewership so he panders. He most likely dosnt know what he himself believes and probably just doesn't care.
He doesn’t talk about the economics of reparations. He pivots towards history and culture. I would be interested in a serious discussion about the economics of it all.
🙁 Trevor Noah use to be so funny but I can't continue to listen to his rants about injustice as he enjoys the comfort of having the right to say whatever he wants without fear. Doesn't seem too oppressed to me.
I lost all respect for Trevor Noah. He was once a really funny, self-deprecating comedian. His years in America had turned him into a typical politically correct bore trying to find favour by being on the "right side" of a country currently being rent apart by identity politics mania. Talk about jumping on the bandwagon....
Why, because he spoke the truth and made you uncomfortable? so that you know, the word does not exist just for your comfort and pleasure, you’re acting like noah’s here on earth only to live up to your expectations?
@@anthonyblackman7669 Trevor Noah is a sellout who caters to the White liberal savior crowd and helps to perpetuate black victimization. He speaks a lot and says very little.
@@samueljohnson444 let's ignore Trevor for a second, can you come out of your bubble and acknowledge that based on historical fact, that America did black people wrong? Can you acknowledge that damage was done to Black Americans, not just by slavery alone, but through Jim Crow, redlining, the prison industrial system, and miseducation? And those latter things are not 100 years ago. This is within our parents and grandparents lifetime. And the residual damage that was done even then, is still felt this present day. If you can acknowledge that there was damage done to black people in America, then all black people are asking for is reparative compensation. It's amazing how it's easier for people to except native Americans receiving reparations, or the Japanese receiving reparations, or America paying reparations to Israel, which what happened to Israel, America had nothing to do with it. But billions of dollars is sent to Israel each year. However, when it comes to black people receiving reparations, all of a sudden it's a problem. But yet it's common knowledge that black people suffered terribly in America. And let's not forget that America promised black people reparations after reconstruction, but reneged on that promise. So If you can acknowledge these truths, then this is why black people are owed reparations here in America.
I was growing up in So. Cal when the protest started. I was surprised when they talked about not being able to eat at the same restaurants and ride in buses. I did not see that where we lived. I sat at the same counter with black when my grandma took me out for breakfast. But that did not stop the riots we had in the LA area.
I am handicapped. I'm a white disabled person. I can't have a car, I can't get a job so I can't get a loan or mortgage so I can't move house so I can't use 2/3 of the house I do live in. That is privilege?
@@captainchaos3053 that sounds really hard, but yes you still have white privilege. 👍 Just because your life may be more challenging then most, does not mean you did not gain any benefits from white men owning people of color. Just because your life is hard in some ways does not mean you did not benefit in others.
@@mikedcaffey I'm going to have to disagree on that. Where I come from there is no evidence of slaves being bought due to the poverty in the country providing huge amount of local cheap labour. In most cases the tenant farmers had to pay the land owners and hand over a percentage of the crop just to work the land. I cannot be held responsible for the actions of others. In fact some of my ancestors were deported to work in foreign countries. No white privilege here.
@@mikedcaffey I agree slavery was wrong but from a nation responsible for only about 6% of global slave trade and so very little used at home I don't feel I owe anyone anything.
But it's ok to give to the holocaust grand children but not to other or reparation to grandchildren of slaves owner how ended up on 2017 like in UK after 150 of and of slavery give us break
@@Caballeroshot Dan Pena, a billionaire successful Mexican American from East Los Angeles describes you perfectly: "victim suffering from the "sombrero syndrome". Look it up. and now, GET BACK ON THE FRENCH FRY MACHINE. YOUR BREAK IS OVER.
@@tangovincent419 I have a very successful career, I don't default to my skin color to justify every hurdle I had to overcome. I have however been delayed because of it. The point is skin color will NEVER be an issue to white people to do the same as I have.
I'm a black man who wanted to be a pilot. I went to the Air Force Academy, but wasn't medically qualified to fly at the time. Instead, I took jobs and assignments nobody else wanted for about 7 years and kept pestering doctors about the medical standards, and I just found out that I'm going to pilot training this year. I had multiple friends, mentors, and leaders that helped me make it happen. Some were white, some were black, and some were neither. I'm making my dreams happen because I never gave up and accepted the help that was offered to me, no matter what the person offering looked like.
What medical conditions initially disqualified you from pilot training and in what way did you pester the military medical personnel to change things in your favor? Best wishes with your endeavors. 👍🏽
Congratulations and Bravo to you! Another inspiring story is told in the movie “A Million Miles Away” about not giving up and going after the skills and development to make one competitive according to the requirements needed to increase those odds for success.
So basically you had to work twice as hard for something a white guy woulda got on the strength of how he pronounced his W's.
@@JUSLOFI Keep victimizing yourself, it's working so well for the people brainwashing you, might as well not disappoint them now.
And good luck to you. Both my sons are Marines (now retired or out of active duty) and the military allowed them to use all their talents to pursue their dreams. Do a roll for me one day soon!
“Equip yourself with skills others are willing to pay for”
Nice stuff
Yet we not fairly standing for that race🤓 equipping yourself with that in modern world it's education and education is not free.
Not all of our parents afford decent education for their kids.
It's problems we have that makes us question but why certain race does it better than we really have to face the brutal history that race inflicted is the main reason why black kids success rate is lower than all other kids.
This
Get a government certified certificate, which keeps non certificate holders out of the line of work.
@@TheDennisgrass Sounds great, BUT... Certificates, Degrees, Licenses, etc. can all look good but can also mean very little, if you don't have the complexion for the protection! These credentials can also be revoked, or underrated, by various entities in control! The world is getting more and more dysfunctional and less and less balanced, for Blacks, and whites but especially for Blacks, for the time being at least! 💯
@@Icare202 Aim for the stars, maybe you only get to the moon, but it is higher than never trying!
Football, basketball, tennis, etc. coaches are important to help push a person to a higher level.
Same goes for trying to obtain a government certification.
Why do you think the world is getting more and more dysfunctional?
Unfair contest, one is a comedian in a world where pandering is currency and the other is one of the most thoughtful and measured academics a generation is unlikely to produce often, if at all. We are fortunate to have him.
I don’t know why there’s a burgeoning need to have “celebrities” express opinions on highly complex issues whereas there’s experts and academics in the subject that could be invited to to such platforms for the benefit of the general public.
@@tebohoramaebebe6569
Because people pay attention to pretty faces.
Well, jokes or no jokes, Trevor Noah is serious about his position on these issues. He's made that clear. Now if he is choosing to use his platform and it's reach to pander and play the minstrel, that's on him. He's choosing to be that guy and it's up to you whether you feel it hurts or helps. But if you do choose to use your platform and voice to argue points of race from either the liberal or conservative, black or white viewpoint...expect to get your beliefs/thoughts stacked up to contrary opinions from any degree of opponent.
I didn't take Trevor Noah to be joking or pandering about his stance on issues of reparations,slavery, white privilege etc. Seems pretty serious to me. If you're arguing that he's not at the level of Thomas Sowells wisdom,experience,insight or whatever, you may be right. But like any engaging entity albeit a boxer, wrestler, fighter, or debater, if you find your opinions to be worthy enough to broadcast them to millions, expect your dogmas to be challenged by anyone,everyone , and the best. That's all that was taking place here.
Noah's lack of funniness makes it hard to know we aren't meant to take him seriously.
and Trevor is half Swiss, his father was Swiss and he had enough money! to claim he had the trouble some afro-american had is a big exaggeration! he moved to the US and will now teach you about suffering and the right to claim reparation, which will only restart hate between black and whites! funny that mostly non native american will explain you what you have to do!
It's truly amazing how Trevor Noah even has a show or a platform.
He ruined that show.
Use to actually be funny or have good points. Lol
right? he's not funny, charming, likable or intelligent. ironically he was the affirmative action hire of the daily show.
So nothing should be done about blacks that got burnt for bumping into white people while running?@rubenbarrera7338
So nothing should be done about black slaves that got massacred, raped, burnt etc
@@TheRealDarthCosby I'm sure he has his fans.
But me personally, nah lol
I love how Noah says "I get that! I get that!". But then goes back to NOT getting it.
The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 was a very early federal law passed by Congress in the era of the Articles of Confederation. Prohibited enslavement in territories north of the Ohio River. It was the first federal law to address the issue.
Didn’t you know, if he even mentions the opposing view, the audience will think he debunked it
his definition of get is hear not understand.
It’s weird how a black man from another country self described as growing up poor and underprivileged who now has a TV show with 100’s of viewers with a Net worth of $16 million is asking for reparations for those that have the same opportunities as he did. It’s basically a rich guy asking for others to give money to those that have chosen to be lazy and not put forth effort to make something of themselves. Then blaming it on, in the famous words of Ilion Omar, “some people did something” hundreds of years ago.
@@billybob-zg4bx Its called providence or destiny, some opeople were dealt better hands than others. We should not compare ourselves to others but be grateful and content and deal with the hand we were dealt instead of trying to blame someone.
It's always funny hearing a successful wealthy person preach about how they are being held back
They are not preaching about how they are being held back they are making up a lie that the rest of the community is being held back by the mean old white man and they need to relay on the government to succeed.
Especially one with little to no intellect or talent.
They offer little of any real substance so they take the easy route and moralize and virtue signal in order to receive praise and adoration from the unthinking public. It's everywhere in the world today.
Perhaps he'd be more successful and wealthy, if he weren't held back. #nevertoomuch
@@juicy_apple_x4046 - Way to prove my point.
I refuse to apologize to someone for something i didn't do-
To people who didn't experience the wrong.
The end.
100
Reperations have already been paid by those long years of affirmative actions. We have had systemic racism in this country for some time now. it was called affirmative action. If it was not adventagious to be black not so many people would be trying to pass even though they are just a fraction black. Raciest means nothing anymore. People need to stand for true equality and not be afraid to be labeled a racist for doing so..
@@WILTALK white women have benefited from reparations more than any other group. Please stop repeating the stupid shit you read on the Internet and read a book.
What do y’all mean by this ? Y’all do know that there was much more after slavery so called “ended” right ? Black ppl only been considered humans in this country since 1964 after the civil rights act was reluctantly passed.
@@watsongono3689 I think its very clear what was meant.
Thomas Sowell is a national treasure.
He knows his place. He tells me as a white man, i am better than him, and that's how it's supposed to be correct?
Pity that Trevor Noah never had Thomas Sowell on his show for this exact discussion. A session worth seeing.
Yes it is a pity Trevor didn't get a chance to destroy Uncle Tom
@@JACK-OMARI here's a question. Let's say the government gives reparations. Then who will be entitled to those reparations?
So if I'm a white person with let's say 15 great great grandparents who are white and 1 great great grandparent who was a black slave then do I automatically obtain the reparations? How white looking do I need to be or how many black ancestors do I need to still confirm my right to reparations? What percentage of a particular racial background do I require to meet the threshold? Is there even a threshold? We just give the money etc to anyone with even one a black ancestor who was proven to be a slave? Conversely I look black but half my great great great grandparents were slaves and the other half of my great great great grandparents were in fact slave owners? Do I get the money? Should the descendants of slave owners benefit? Start playing with the percentages. Also consider this example: I'm black and my ancestors came from Haiti or Jamaica but my family has lived in New York since the 1820s. However my family were slaves in Jamaica and Haiti in the 1700s. I have no whites in my family. Do I get the reparations or miss out because that slavery wasn't in the USA even though my family have been US citizens for 200 years? So how inclusive or exclusive are the reparations and finding the borderline becomes an exercise in racially profiling every American. And having them prove their exact ancestry could be difficult, because if you cannot exactly prove it then you might be missing out on reparations to which you are entitled. It would become a gold mine for lawyers. Then we come down to how much money is owed. If I had just 1 ancestor who was a slave in South Carolina the 1860s do I get the same amount as someone with 15 ancestors who were slaves in 1863? Let's carry that further: I have 15 slave ancestors from South Carolina from the 1760s (immediately before the USA existed), but no slave ancestors after the creation of the USA. Am I still entitled to reparations? But the guy next to me had 1 slave ancestor in 1863 only. Yet he's entitled to full reparations? So again what's the time threshold. Do we cut it off at 1776 for example. What's fair?
There are many problematic examples and many generations after the fact it becomes an exercise that sounds great as a speech but difficult in its practicality.
@@JACK-OMARI you wish.
Ah, the typical "Uncle Tom" response by an illiterate who doesn't know the true story of Josiah Henson. @@JACK-OMARI
@@JACK-OMARI Only the illiterates use that words : uncle Tom 🫨
“It would b nice to know the evidence for what he says, just to be old fashioned about it.” -Thomas sowell
classic
brutal burn jajajaja but it will go over all the liberals head like always
I got a good giggle out of that one too.
there's never been slavery in America, I don't know what these people are talking about...
Two can play at rewriting the narrative, can't complain to us if we don't know what you are even talking about...
Wanna piss me off and try to hurt me some more? I could come up with all kinds of messed up lies to tell...
@@lightpropulsionguy liberal detected
Born, bred and based Nigerian here. It's common knowledge that our ancestors owned and sold slaves long before any white man ever stepped on our shores. It was simply what people did back then. This aspect is rarely ever mentioned among African American discourse.
It's also common sense that the " white man" didn't just sail to Africa and start snatching up black people. It was actually the Arabians who took and sold them to the white people
UR missing the whole point. American Blacks SLAVED for the WHITE MAN in a foreign country and make them RICH. The slaves in ANY AFRICAN country HAD THE OPPOSITE EFFECT.
...and this somehow justifies the practice because your ancestors, after receiving a few beads from the missionaries, chose to exploit a new export market. That makes you complicit, not better. ...and yes, the participation of West Africans selling their own is common knowledge, and irrelevant to the reparation conversation.
@@BPawn6 Hilariousness. Happy reading.
"Hopelessness is one of the biggest products of the race industry." that says it all, Mr Sowell. So succint.
All STUPIDITY. The ALMIGHTY make it so that ALL MAN'S NEED IS HERE. What hopelessness is there. NONE!!!, Serve GOD, and you will ALWAYS BE HOPEFUL.
"slavery is the universal curse of the human species"-thomas sowell ,,,,,,,,i agree with dr.sowell 100%
“…. Before it was abolished in the WESTERN COUNTRIES.” Very eloquently stated because slavery still occurs in Africa as well as Asia.
@@JamesCraigHeath007 sad but true indeed !
Well said.
IF YOU ARE NAIVE ABOUT LIFE !
But chattel slavery was based on race. Black people are the only people who are told not to complain.
"Somewhere watching this interview there's a young Thomas Sowell"
We can only hope.
Furthermore, I think a young Thomas Sowell can come from anywhere, and be any race, or either gender.
Bravo!
I like what you said but they only let in the elite. The whole system needs to change in order for it to be reality. But this is easy just do what the man said. Work hard, get married, have kids. Divorce, abortion, should not be accepted states unless it prevented harm and death.
Yep and Sowells advice will work, thats not a coicendence
Lord forbid. Out of the mouth of white boy's.
@@HigherSelfTarot what was it
Although the percentage of the population is considerably smaller, there are MORE slaves alive today than at any other point in recorded history.
Thomas Sowell wants everyone to succeed. And he's not afraid to tell the truth about how you get there. The truth is, that its never easy, its always going to take grit and hard work. Sometimes it'll feel unfair, but that is life. Blaming others will only fill you with resentment and hopelessness.
As a South African, I'd be willing to pay reparations to the US for the suffering that Trevor Noah has brought there.
Edit: After Comedy Central decided to deport this African back to the motherland, my offer for reparations has unfortunately expired. Xoxo
Its interesting how he ignores historic slavery and strict segregation in SA.
Lmaooo
🤣🥳🤣🥳
🤣🤣🤣 I appreciate your wit!
Hilarious 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Young people haven't figured out that the older you get, the more you realize how much you didn't know what you thought you knew.
EXACTLY ... AMERICAN BLACKS ARE THE RICHEST AND MOST EDUCATED OF ANY BLACKS AROUND THE WORLD !! THAT'S REPARATIONS ENOUGH. PAID IN FULL..THESE KIDS DONT REALIZE WHAT THEY HAVE !!
8:59 is weird a South African like him mentions land knowing the sad experience in Zimbabwe, or here in Peru. The land is taken away from the owners under the excuse that it was land taken by force, and given "back" to the workers. The workers don't know how to use it, and in some cases just get in debt to get cars instead of maintaining the tools and machines; then today those lands have lost their value and if they aren't abandoned the people there barely can survive producing for themselves. Meanwhile the former owners are in the city are progressing with a profession. The land by itself has no value, so by itself is not stolen wealth, it doesn't contribute to anything.
Ain’t that the truth? I know perfectly well what you’re talking about…lived in Zimbabwe long time ago…when things were still working nicely and everyone was happy!
Thank you so much for your ending comment about "the equipping of skills that people are willing to pay for.."
A little story.
Trevor was born in Joburg in 1984, 19 days after I was - in a suburb not far from Joburg.
He is 'coloured', I am white. He grew up for a time in Soweto, the largest black township in the country. A far cry from the average family home I did.
Then my parents divorced at age 5. We then lived in small, run down homes, repeatedly moving due to crime and my mother's need for work as my father didn't often pay maintenance for us.
I went to school in whatever school was local. I would share a bath with my two younger siblings that was a few inches deep because the hot water came from the kettle. We only got second hand clothes and toys.
Whilst Trevor was in Soweto his quality of life would likely have been worse than mine.
Then he went to a private Roman Catholic high school.
I did not.
From that point on he went on to radio, TV....and the rest is history.
I work in a factory in the UK, am now married and earn a living wage.
So tell me. Where is the privilege? By his logic I should have done far better than him due to my 'whiteness', and he should not have had the success he has had - especially with us both born in SA. My mother was passed by on many jobs because of affirmative action - again, being white in this instance was a hindrance, not a privilege.
I'll tell you were it is. Economic privilege. His father evidently paid for his schooling, which raises him up out of poverty and was the springboard to his success. And I am pleased for him.
My family never had money and so we were denied many such privileges - that's also fine.
He paints this picture that racism is so prevalent that blacks are always poor and white always prosper. And his argument for when this is reversed is that 'you whites still have privilege you just don't know it'.
Utter nonsense.
He has indeed forgotten his roots. His has chosen to forget that he got into a private school that, were it riven with racism, would not have allowed him in, and has evidently chosen to ignore that while racism was and is still a substantial part of daily life in SA, there are and were, many many blacks, whites, coloured, Chinese, Indian etc etc in SA who were good people and judged others by their character.
He has fallen far from his roots, greased with wealth and submerged in leftist ideology that is, pardon the phrase, very black and white.
From one South African to another, I am disappointed in him. He could have been such a positive beacon for true progress. He is anything but.
Ignorance is dangerous, I hate racism and I don't tolerate it but it seems the government benefits more in keeping people locked in the idea that they are not equipped dud to the fact that there was slavery, apartheid and segregation but in reality they are the oppressors. The ANC govt for an example is one that savages resources all in the name of slavery and white supremacy, you look east of the country stands yet another breast dripping with the gifts of ignorance: Zululand and Swaziland who are benefiting highly from this blanket we all want to find warmth in, going northwestern now are the wealthiest subdivisions of Tswana royalties who cash in innumerable sums of cash but have not yet changed the state of their people. In conclusion, in as much as the white sailor who landed on whatever shores that history says he did he too was a manipulated savage having believed what their government structure taught them, the people accountable still point fingers beyond themselves but really we are less informed but our ignorance is what is killing us I love you white fam stay white and I love being black in world where there's you...
White privilege doesn't mean you would do better than him , it means your SKIN COLOR wasn't used to hold you back!
@@Caballeroshot I cannot stand in the way of the truth and this is one of them...
@Jim Kloeckner That's a fancy use of words for calling yourself a racist.
I rarely read comments as lengthy as yours. I read your comment more than one time. Very well said. I don't see color, only people!
The guy interviewing Thomas in this legendary interview has such a respect for sowell. You can tell he’s hanging onto every word the man says and is genuinely excited to be speaking to such an intelligent and interesting person
I’m clued to my phone listening to this educated genius. I bet you will not find one of his books in any American college or university today except the school where he teaches economics.
@@RB-ls3bt true, but that is because all the other universities have academic standards, and the university Sowell works for doesn’t. If you believe Sowell is an educated genius, I have a bridge for sale. Special price, just for you.
@@michielkarskens2284 So when Sowell drops facts and other people use feelings, it's because academic standards are now based on feelings?
MK- genius may be debated but a bs from Harvard a masters degree from Colombia and a PhD from University of Chicago? He is obviously educated.
@@teeemm9456 Sowell literally uses "facts" based on his feelings. For example, he says one of his "favorite" statistics is about the poverty line: that blacks have a rate of 22% in poverty when single and 7.5% when married. he ONLY mentions that single whites have a poverty level of 11%. he actively omits the statistic that white married couples have a poverty rate of 3.5%.
I wish to live in a world where videos like this go viral.
"Equip yourself with skills that people are willing to pay for." Amen!
Trevor Noah is a poor man’s John Oliver, who himself is a poor man’s Stephen Colbert, who himself is a poor man’s Jon Stewart.
That's pretty good. I never actually formulated that in my mind, but I think that's how I've always viewed that crowd. LOL
Lmaoo
@Jordan Mills well... Oliver disgusts me
Lol I actually pictured that gradual decline each time getting poorer and poorer 🤣
Trevor changed since he is working in the USA. He knows the German-Africans very well, fighting them politically is Trevors biggest mistake. He should know all about it, being born a African-German in South-Africa. He didnt get much love from the Africans for being a mixed breed. He constantly denies it but knows it very well.
My family did not own slaves. My family came from Italy. I will not give one penny to anyone for slavery
If you're Italian, then there's probably 99+% chance that your family owned slaves and were slaves at some point in history. Not in the US obviously.
Even if they did you owe them nothing. Groups are not responsible to one another in society...individuals are. This is an idea that the left hates. Personal responsibility...for ones own choices and actions. We all come from ancestors who owned slaves cause as this video so plainly explains, slavery was a worldwide problem for thousands of years! Go back far enough and you will find an ancestor who owned slaves so therefore we are all guilty by association according to leftist ideology. So no one would get paid.
@@teeemm9456 not black slaves.
@@juliomiguel6597 Of all places, Italy has had interactions with Africa throughout history. Raiding along the Mediterranean coast and beyond went both ways and history indicates trade routes already came from central Africa to Europe a couple thousand years before the Americas were colonized. Just because they weren't really involved in the transatlantic slaving, doesn't mean there were no black slaves in Italy.
@@juliomiguel6597 Just to be clear, I think the whole "reparations" idea is stupid beyond belief, specifically because of the spotty history and the fact that people are incapable of figuring out how it would be dealt with. Although Italy would probably one of the countries to owe the most money if we had a historic lens that could accurately provide the information.
Mr. Thomas Sowell is one of the most gifted men to ever exist and he just happens to be an American. just put aside any bias or I'm bigger than the room and listen to him as you would your elderly grandfather giving out jewels of wisdom. the world is not fair, nor does Mr. Sowell profess that it ever was.
Amen there is no next new Thomas Sowell. He is a once in a lifetime gift.
Trevor, you do it! If you feel so strongly about. You give up all your money and give it to the black community.
Galatians 6:7 Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.
Isaiah 14:21-22 Prepare slaughter for his children for the iniquity of their fathers; that they do not rise, nor possess the land, nor fill the face of the world with cities. For I will rise up against them, saith the Lord of hosts, and cut off from Babylon the name, and remnant, and son, and nephew, saith the Lord.
Revelation 13:10 - KJV - He that leadeth into captivity shall go into captivity: he that killeth with the sword must be killed with the sword. Here is the patience and the faith of the saints.
Not giving up his money was supposed to be getting what we put in society for one our tax dollars secondly and most importantly the suffering they came from our existence of being here as prisoners of war do our ancestors mothers and fathers and grandparents we are part of America's original sing it with a blood legacy of it and you're talkin stupid
Right? I say that to people all the time, if your so upset, moved, passionate about something what are YOU going to do about it. How much money will you give, how much time will you invest, how much of YOU are you going to use to help the problem? I lose most at that moment, usually the conversation is changed immediately. The Bible tells us to do this. Not our king, Ceaser, government etc
Why should Trevor give up his wealth he never enslaved anyone but the American government did!
@@haroldrandall so tax revenue, which goes to help support poor people, would be used for this reparations idea, but not the money of rich people, like Noah.
That's really lucky for Trevor, huh? The policy he supports wouldn't directly cost him any of his vast fortune.
Noah Trevor: Speaks to empty air and pre programmed audience recordings.
Thomas Sowell: Speaks man to man
One speaks with compassion and reason.. one speaks with emotion and deceit
Right, the Irish didn’t suffer.
My 5x great grandfather immigrated to New Brunswick, NJ from Ireland. He built a house (the house still stands), had a family, and then went off to fight and die in the civil war.
Imagine working for your whole life to build something, then the government of your new country sweeps you away to fight and die in a war you have no benefit to fight in.
“The way anyone else Would, you equip yourself with skills someone is willing to pay for”. Amen.
That's what our ancestors had. And they were not paid. No 40 acres. No mule.
What makes me mad about people like Trevor Noah is that his argument that he used to be poor is somehow more valid than “I’m still poor, where’s my privilege.” And he says he understands that you can’t see your privileges as he stares down from his ivory tower.
exactly this
I don't believe he grew up poor. I could be wrong, but I think he grew up in an artsy upper middle class biracial background. Yes apartheid was in effect during his upbringing, but he personally was not affected by it like other South Africans with black roots.
he lost me at the golf analogy.
This is the kind of attitude that makes poor people want to rampage pillage and loot the wealthy. It's obvious not right in either case, but I'd suspect self-righteous shmuks like this, to automatically claim their victimhood in crime as a factor of their skin pigmentation... blah blah blah. 🙄
Exactly 💯
“It’s just a privilege that you can’t see or use and doesn’t benefit you in any discernible way…”
-Trevor Noah, basically
I read one of Sowell’s books about 20 years ago. In the chapter on school choice, Sowell said choice would allow a student in a poor school the opportunity to go to a better school. But, in the chapter on government subsidized housing, he said that the poor families that moved into a better neighborhood would send their kids to the better school and those kids would reduce the quality of education in those better schools.
Now, it is odd how a student from a poor school, and possibly a poor neighborhood, could choose to attend a better school and all is fine and dandy. But let the family of that same student move into a better neighborhood and that same student would reduce the quality of education in the better school. Funny that.
Im half white and half black. I bought myself a gift as reparations and im delighted
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😂😂😂😂😂
Most blacks are part "white". You’re still Black.
probably a big ol' bag of oreos
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I'm British and and I fucking Love Thomas Sowell. His don't be a victim attitude and not all culture is worth carrying on is so true. I found that when you're highly competent and demonstrate your value..most companies will happily hire anyone from anywhere. Like Sowell said...they love themselves more than they hate you. So if you make them money they will hire you.
I went to school with first year Nigerian-Americans who were all brilliant. These same first-generation Americans were children of college professors who came from NIgeria who did not enter the country as such. They didn't ask for handouts, in fact, they challenged the academia and worked their butts off.
I enjoyed both presentations… Noah did a great job articulating why he thought reparations are needed. Sowell of course makes perfect sense especially since he is coming from economic prowess. I wish the two could come together at a table and talk and shed these issues
Does Trevor Noah realise that by the very fact he was born in South Africa, regardless of being mixed race, he wasn't a descendant of slaves......
Do you realize the history of apartheid in South Africa that Trevor Noah may have experienced some of?
@@benwaggler3541 he is not old enough to have truly experienced apartide. By the time he was born it was greatly in decline and although the laws existed to support it there was little of the segregation still being practised
Does Trevor Noah realize he’s as white as he is black?
@@benwaggler3541 Apartheid??? Was he even alive back then??
@@robertb6701 Yes, he was a child when the legislation was repealed.
Trevor Noah's greatest contribution was being the comedian who took over The Daily Show and improved it by removing all the humor from the show. Congratulations Trevor on all the success you have achieved 👏
Trevor Noah was really good before the daily show. Literally he has been egged on to push the far far left movement. Sucks. I was watching Trevor Noah back in 2012 and thought he was great. Bc he was. Now his ship has sailed away. Time to jump off and create your own brand.
C M T : Trevor Noah is a comedian... Who knew?.
@@abw48 LoL some people take this political crap way too seriously. Trevor is trying to give real political stances now and is too far left. Watch Trevor back in 2012 and dude was a genius.
@@abw48ok Ill admit , comedian is a stretch.
@@thediaz07 : Comedian, genius... two words I would never think of when mentioning Noah.
Even the interviewer closed up and guarded from letting whatever he was saying, thinking he is the smartest black man to demand evidence before considering the talk about reparations.
Keep up the great work TS!!
The sad part is that no one on the left ever debates people like Sowell and when the majority of conservatives makes these arguments they simply do not have his knowledge.
Or they're white, and "not allowed" to say it.
Reparations is the right thing to do! The slave owner must pay money to the slaves. ALL ARE DEAD
Sowell would get destroyed
@@cutwagmanthe government can pay reparations for the Jim Crow era millions of those survivors are still alive
I had to suffer through Trevor Noah's buffoonery, when all I wanted was Thomas Sowells wisdom. What is my reparation?
Lol
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AMERICAN BLACKS ARE THE RICHEST AND MOST EDUCATED OF ANY BLACKS AROUND THE WORLD !! THAT'S REPARATIONS ENOUGH. PAID IN FULL. THESE KIDS DON'T EVEN REALIZE HOW GOOD THEY HAVE IT !!!
@@salamjihad3449 But they aren't tho
@@JACK-OMARI OF COURSE THEY ARE. COMPARED TO AFRICANS,
"The way anybody else would. You equip yourself with skills that people are willing to pay for."
Exactly right. 💯
Thomas Sowell is brilliant
“Equip yourself with skills people are willing to pay for.”
Sowell is always telling the inconvenient truth . He uses old school things that are out of date-like facts, statistics, reason. Truth. I discovered Sowell and Christopher Hitchens too late in life. I'm 52. Discovered them about 5 years ago - life changing.
The "truth" part is confusing, given that reparations have been given to other groups. It is a silly argument.
Hitchens? He was a bittered alcoholic.
@@rhyministermcreparations have been given to victims of crimes, not 200 year old ancestors
@@imadeyoureadthis1500 If you cannot see how Black people the world over are still highly negatively impacted by the crime of Trans-Atlantic slavery and its offshoots, there is very little that can be done to remove the veil from your eyes.
@@rhyministermcreparations are given to people who personally experienced being wronged by the government, they have never been handed out for the plight of someone's ancestors
Dr. Thomas Sowell tendría que venir a la Argentina a enseñar esa simple máxima: "Equípate de capacidades por las que otros estén dispuestos a pagar." Sencillo y clarísimo.
Trevor Noah is a classic case of someone who doesn't actually think.
When Thomas Sowell speaks, I cannot help but listen in awe.
It would be enlightening for Noah to extend an invitation to Thomas Sowell to his program to discuss the legacy of slavery. You better believe people will be greatly informed by Sowell's insight. The man is an intellectual giant.
Dr. Sowell is getting up there in age now. It so sad we could be losing a gentle and wonderful man .. he is 91 now
@Psiberactive Replicant Checked out some of his videos. Because I had never heard of Claud before your comment, I would think he would make a good guest too, and it would give him more visibility.
Legacy ???
I have listened to Mr. Sowell on occasion. His take on slavery, "African Chattel" vs 1st- Century is wanting. I have given classes on both and they are different animals by far and are juxtaposed to one another and must be compared and contrasted in order to fully appreciate them.
@Psiberactive Replicant I did not want to say it but you are so right. He has spent his whole life impugning African Americans.
I don’t think enough people know how extraordinarily brilliant Thomas is! Wish everyone knew because it is such a privilege to share same lifetime with this man!
This whole conversation seems to revolve around a single, *Simple* question really, *'How much money??'*
A simple question, with a complicated answer that I have *NEVER* heard a true answer for!!
Noah, from South Africa, worth $40 million, tells black people "you are a victim, you can't make it with out the white man's help". That man is decay.
Comes with being black and successful, if you don’t you won’t be successful for long
Your talking points are very shallow mate. get an understanding, or listen to someone who really understands this dynamic like Claude anderson, not shallow uncle Thomas sowell.
@@anthonyblackman7669 Your reply is rubbish, friend. I'm not going to defend my statement, only tell you to understand the subject better.
@UCc1PZLC6hj1QZSzGC43h89w neither will i, so we will just have to agree to disagree as we have always been for the past 300 years where you give oppression a thumbs up, and give a it big fat phuque off. so there.
Actually they aren’t asking for the white man’s help lol lol he’ll the shit that you are have is stolen … stolen country … Wall Street … stolen land… experimenting on people without their knowledge and profiting … this is why this country is in disarray. Stealing …and the gig is up
Isn't it funny how the only part in Trevor knows rant that gets a laugh of approval from the audience is the part where he explains the absurdity of "White privilege" which decimates his own point.
To decimate something is to destroy (kill) one tenth of the whole. I knew what you meant and I took it as he "obliterated his own point."
@@trappedkitty5335 the primary definition of decimate is to "kill, destroy, or remove a large percentage or part of." The 1/10th thing isn't common usage
@@trappedkitty5335 The term today is generally meant to describe a massive defeat
Clever point @Joel. Noah IS black and succeeded. (T Sowell as well, for that matter). But look at the odds he overcame to do so...
The point of minority assistance programs is / should be to widen the window of people who can contribute meaningfully to society.
If an otherwise talented person is kept out of the skilled labor force because of his race or because of poor parents or because he
doesn't have a social network or role models, we all lose out on the work that he could have done over his lifetime. This is even more
true for people with more potential. Some of them do succeed despite the odds, but if more of them succeeded, we'd all benefit.
@@AdamDeRidder The problem is that every underachieving minority who didn't become the next great Elvis/Einstein will claim his race held him back when the vast majority of people are simply not that remarkable. Nobody liked their shitty screenplay and it wouldn't have mattered if their skin were purple. Affirmative action turns everyone into a resentful "victim" and has them stick their hand out.
Thomas making a very good point about the aptitude levels of those who come from generations of low income vs. those who don't. 4:48-5:50.
That moment when he speaks about affirmative action and you realise the Supreme Court termed it unlawful just a day ago!
Trevor Noah's contract with Viacom is for $16 million per year...to host a TV show.
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A show that's looks like it cost $600 a week to run.
Kinda needs Capitalism for that!
The best direct comment I have heard in years. "Equip yourself with skills that others are willing to pay for".
This is the equivalent of a grown man fighting an infant.
That's one more good thing about ending affirmative action... it makes people work harder to get ahead and earn it!
The problem with affirmative action was not its establishment. It had its time and place. The problem was that it lasted to long and began to be seen as an entitlement by minorities.
Thank you Mr. Sowell. You are a voice of reason.
Yes the cover the world always needed when they are busy bashing "Black" people. Hmmm this comment section is dripping with contempt and condensation all sugar coated in supposed concern.🙉🙈🙊
To the normal person busting their ass off, it is the voice of reason; for the government, it is the voice of treason.
@@worganfreeman2694 I just love how the assumption is always that somehow as people of colour we aren't even aware when we are actually being in insulted. What do you know, anyway don't mind us at all 🤔 - carry on.
And Tremor Noah-nothing is the voice of insanity.
Thomas Sowell most brilliant, thoughtful, and respectful person I have ever have ever had the pleasure and honor to read and listen to.
I found Thomas Sowell in 1991 when my college professor told me to look up someone I disagreed with. Found out, he was the most brilliant, factual,hurtual and honest man teachings I have ever read.
You are a sick confused white woman that only agrees with him because he makes you feel less guilty for being white. If a Jewish person had this same view regarding the holocaust you’d think it was wrong. You are sick
I would LOVE to talk with them about this topic Trevor is A very Knowledgeable brother MUCH RESPECT
I agree with both. I think in the middle is where you get the truth. I see a lot of people dismss the effects of racism, i dont feel they takr it seriously. On the other hand, i know exactly what sowell is speaking about when he says you have people running around hopeless because they feel like its pointless, ive seen this type of talk with my own eyes.
But i think a mix of both perspectives gives you the gold and clearsst picture.
If you look up this guy is older gentleman the education that he had and what he wants through is amazing this man is brilliant
That's might white of you Wesley. Thomas Sowell conveniently ignores that black people have done everything he said. Only to be met white retribution and violence. Think "Black Wall Street" , "Red Summer of 1919" to name but a few of dozens. Just because you don't know history and love white apologist, doesn't make this guy brilliant.
@@iceyjo brushing anyone under the rug as an Uncle Tom or white apologist easily shows you’re not even capable of meeting in the middle and see your experiences and viewpoints as religion. I hope you learn more and expand your viewpoint you sad angry individual
@@captainfridge You're confusing sad and angry with accurate and repudiating persisting Racism.
That's fulfilling "Liberty and justice for all", not some 'religions.
These maxims: "We hold these truths to be self evident, that all ppl are created equal” and "Liberty and justice for all.” can not just be empty words. It's not written that "Whites get to 1) perpetually suppress non-whites, 2) blame non-whites for causing their condition AND also 3) blame them as 'wrong' or 'self-victimizing' for challenging their conditions." The 1% and their puppets can’t have it both ways.
Why Other Nations have Reconciled THEIR Racism and how America MUST do Likewise: ruclips.net/video/k2C0FHfy6RA/видео.html
Privilege Of Living Ignorant Of The Dire State Of Racism Today (a partial list):
Privilege Of Escaping Violent Stereotypes Associated With My Race
Privilege Of Playing The Colorblind Card
Wiping The Slate Clean Of Centuries Of Racism
Privilege Of Being Insulated From The Daily Toll Of Racism
Privilege Of Having A Positive Relationship With The Police
Generally, Privilege Of Being Favored By School Authorities
Privilege Of Attending Segregated Schools Of Affluence
Privilege Of Learning About My Race In School
Privilege Of Finding Children’s Books That Overwhelmingly Represent My Race
Privilege Of Soaking In Media Blatantly Biased Toward My Race
Source: www.yesmagazine.org/social-justice/2017/07/24/10-examples-that-prove-white-privilege-exists-in-every-aspect-imaginable
1960s deadly segregation voicesofthecivilrightsmovement.com/Video-Collection/2022/1/30/They-Didnt-Want-Us?linkId=152370032
School segregation documentary: ruclips.net/video/U9ACS4PgDFA/видео.html
A brilliant sellout !!
What language is this written in? I cannot understand it.
Complaining is much easier than hard work..
That's an ignorant and foolish comment. You're assuming black people don't work hard and all we do is complain. All I see is you complaining about black people. Be brave and stop hiding behind your avatar.
@@jamesb8193 Id like to think he meant hard words, as many have said there will need to be changes to the culture to reduce the victim mentality and reliance upon the federal government for real improvement to occur
@@Jst4vdeos What the hell is a victim mentality? You know what just stop right there because you don't know me. Victims of this countries continuous attitude of cognitive dissonance seems more of a culture. When you ignore the fact that slavery has had a negative impact on black people in particular and walked in my shoes (whether your black or white because I won't assume, because there are some blind and brainwashed black folks out here), and countless, other descendants of slaves we don't have to play the victim because we're continuously victimized. Whenever black people complain, the white fragility rears its pathetic and ugly head with here they go again, because they don't want to hear the truth. Even some ignorant black people. Maybe if you walked in my shoes and had a face to face conversation with me I could teach something and show you things, but you have to take off the blinders and be willing to look. You must step outside of your HUBRIS and pocket your opinion and you'll realize that in spite of my successes, I've been and still till this day, victimized and plagued by bigots and racists coming out of their face. They inappropriate things and society in some aspects won't even touch me once they see my face. Over the phone I'm very articulate but in person I don't meet the criteria due to race. He know he meant, I've been hearing it all my life.
An 'entertainer' stands no chance against the genius of Dr Sowell.
Noah guards his victimhood like a treasure. If you take it away he may actually be responsible and have to face the consequences of his decisions and actions.
The word slave literally comes from when the Slavic people were enslaved by northern Africans, are Slavic people going to get reparations as well?
The Slavs were the main slaves of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East for centuries because they lived in a cold swampy region away from the ocean coastline, so were unorganized for the longest time.
Christians under the Ottoman empire..
Reparations for all Christians?
you are a quite good comedian.
when was that?? how come no slav
knows about this??
@@sebastianrutkowski7316. That is common knowledge. I guess knowledge ain't so common in your parts.
@@radioactivepotato2068
do you want to tell me about my ancestry?? your common knowledge is a ridiculous boatload of BS,seemingly. 'slav' stems from the slavic word for honor,reputation.
the english word 'slave' was derived
from latin 'sclavus'.
i guess education is hard to obtain around where you live.
Sowell is a national treasure.
bullshit
Of course you being white you would say some bs like that.👎👎
Of course he is to you lol
@@DGreen951 why is that an "lol"?
@@robertbuckey6517
cuz he 's a l@ir by generalizing things !!
Setting only colored in c.ages as a.nimals, with no future contract to free them , no basics of sla.ve right wut so ever !!
As they are created as for one purpose and bea.ting them to death and treating them less then a.nimals !!
All this sh1.t isn't considered slavery like other parts of this world!! That's clear pure white supremacy and aggression !!!
"You equipe yourself with skills that people are willing to pay for". 👏👏👏
Thanks for showing up from another country and criticizing ours. I think South Africa needs your help more than the United States.
You can keep him.
You can't compare this joker with Thomas sowell
Diamond (Sowell) and charcoal (Noah)
Have you noticed this dude has never actually debated anyone in all this time. Dude made a living talking about the price of tea in China and selling it to people looking to soothe that guilt.
Thomas Dowel is a hustler who loves selling books to the Devils he panders to.
@@jigataalli4583 he is a clown
What? Who financed America's Agricultural & Industrial Ages, King Cotton, Slave/Home Mortgages, Wall Street, New England's textile manufactures, America's Maritime might, the U.S. railroads? Who shared in 200M acres of Homestead land to get a start in life? Who got our "40 Acres & a Mule"? Who received our 1M Blacks-owned farms from Reconstruction to the 1980s? Who got home mortgage assistance to live in the new suburbs with well-equipped schools, banks, shopping centers, decent public transportation, recreation centers/playing fields/swimming pools, and other amenities, or GI BILL college scholarships, or minimum wages, social security and unemployment compensation under FDR? We could have used that land to generate household wealth to weather storms, bequeath to future generations, etc. How is it that households headed by White high school dropouts have an average household net worth 25% more than ones headed by Black college graduates? Economics shows we are the country's permanent bottom-caste by design, despite having built its stealth economics with our free and low wage labor. Many of YOU PEOPLE suggest we "pull ourselves up from our bootstrap," and believe WE have the "complexion for the protection." Thomas Sowell sweeps the Native Black American condition under the rug, almost like gaslighting, which is why he's the apple of so many White folks' eyes.
Thomas Sowell is such a brilliant mind and totally shreds Noah’s case.
Jews got reparations
@@tsinatra96 very small percentage, who survived the Holocaust. Pretty sure you weren’t a slave.😂
@@tsinatra96 I seen a black woman think her ancestors where slaves and she should be paid for it .. then found out her ancestors owned white slaves .. she’s started crying and acting like she didn’t understand 😂 because she’s ignorant to real history
@@tvo6453 I’m pretty sure the holocaust didn’t last nearly as long as slavery. Do you know how long it was?
@@tvo6453 not a very small percentage either. Lie again.
Youth & ignorance v maturity, education, and wisdom
Yes. This is what the system of government doesn't do. Instead they harm citizens financially, physically and emotionally.
Thomas Sowell is a gift to the world. Thank you so much for sharing your insights throughout your life, sir. I thank you.
Gift to the white world, make it clear.
Maybe a gift to you. He is always arguing by himself, and his hopeless conclusions are not tested.
I would like to commend this video for being one of the only ones I have seen in recent years to simply let the points made by the people themselves in their own words be displayed back to back so we may listen and internalize both perspectives to our own degree.
While this is not the perfect ideal, it retains the honor of what journalistic integrity is meant to embody.
Trevor Noah lecturing Thom Sowell. Effing hilarious!
A million million million years from now we're STILL going to be hearing about how slavery somehow still affects black people now. This will never ever ever EVER EVER ever ever stop. Ever.
Noah vs Thomas seriously? That’s soo funny that its depressing.
It was weirdly entertaining, like watching a train utterly wreck one of these cheaply programmed deliver robots.
What people fail to appreciate is Noah is an entertainer and personality first and foremost. It's not important to him to be right. His goal is popularity and viewership so he panders. He most likely dosnt know what he himself believes and probably just doesn't care.
And just like Obama he is a biracial man that is NOT African American or descended from enslaved people
Only people who would be enlightened are ones who are Indenial.
Important to hear both perspectives, both sides of the story.
Noah could not win an argument with himself much less a brilliant man like Thomas Sowell.
The parting shot is " Equip yourself with skills that people are willing to pay for".
As Jeremy Clarkson once said " and here's the difference between a golf and a Lamborghini... "
Stewart's replacement by Noah absolutely killed the funny of the 'Daily Show'.
He doesn’t talk about the economics of reparations. He pivots towards history and culture. I would be interested in a serious discussion about the economics of it all.
🙁 Trevor Noah use to be so funny but I can't continue to listen to his rants about injustice as he enjoys the comfort of having the right to say whatever he wants without fear. Doesn't seem too oppressed to me.
Noah has done quite well for himself hasn’t he…
I lost all respect for Trevor Noah. He was once a really funny, self-deprecating comedian. His years in America had turned him into a typical politically correct bore trying to find favour by being on the "right side" of a country currently being rent apart by identity politics mania. Talk about jumping on the bandwagon....
Why, because he spoke the truth and made you uncomfortable? so that you know, the word does not exist just for your comfort and pleasure, you’re acting like noah’s here on earth only to live up to your expectations?
@@anthonyblackman7669 Trevor Noah is a sellout who caters to the White liberal savior crowd and helps to perpetuate black victimization. He speaks a lot and says very little.
@@samueljohnson444 let's ignore Trevor for a second, can you come out of your bubble and acknowledge that based on historical fact, that America did black people wrong? Can you acknowledge that damage was done to Black Americans, not just by slavery alone, but through Jim Crow, redlining, the prison industrial system, and miseducation? And those latter things are not 100 years ago. This is within our parents and grandparents lifetime. And the residual damage that was done even then, is still felt this present day. If you can acknowledge that there was damage done to black people in America, then all black people are asking for is reparative compensation.
It's amazing how it's easier for people to except native Americans receiving reparations, or the Japanese receiving reparations, or America paying reparations to Israel, which what happened to Israel, America had nothing to do with it. But billions of dollars is sent to Israel each year. However, when it comes to black people receiving reparations, all of a sudden it's a problem. But yet it's common knowledge that black people suffered terribly in America.
And let's not forget that America promised black people reparations after reconstruction, but reneged on that promise. So If you can acknowledge these truths, then this is why black people are owed reparations here in America.
@@MountTheodore72 Exactly! This is the part that some dont want to discuss
@@MountTheodore72 Well said Sir!!!!!
Reparations would be to remove the barriers and rescind the laws that keep this disparity in place 😢
I was growing up in So. Cal when the protest started. I was surprised when they talked about not being able to eat at the same restaurants and ride in buses. I did not see that where we lived. I sat at the same counter with black when my grandma took me out for breakfast. But that did not stop the riots we had in the LA area.
Trevor Noah talking about having a handicap, making millions of dollars every episode.
What does that have to do with white people owning black people and torturing them till they do their work?
I am handicapped. I'm a white disabled person. I can't have a car, I can't get a job so I can't get a loan or mortgage so I can't move house so I can't use 2/3 of the house I do live in. That is privilege?
@@captainchaos3053 that sounds really hard, but yes you still have white privilege. 👍 Just because your life may be more challenging then most, does not mean you did not gain any benefits from white men owning people of color. Just because your life is hard in some ways does not mean you did not benefit in others.
@@mikedcaffey I'm going to have to disagree on that. Where I come from there is no evidence of slaves being bought due to the poverty in the country providing huge amount of local cheap labour. In most cases the tenant farmers had to pay the land owners and hand over a percentage of the crop just to work the land. I cannot be held responsible for the actions of others. In fact some of my ancestors were deported to work in foreign countries. No white privilege here.
@@mikedcaffey I agree slavery was wrong but from a nation responsible for only about 6% of global slave trade and so very little used at home I don't feel I owe anyone anything.
Reparations: "Extract money from people who were never slave owners and give it to people who were never slaves." -Larry Elder
A yes, a quote from a conservative black man parroting the same racial divisive sentiment from racist whites, I can see why you'd quote him.
But it's ok to give to the holocaust grand children but not to other or reparation to grandchildren of slaves owner how ended up on 2017 like in UK after 150 of and of slavery give us break
@@Caballeroshot Dan Pena, a billionaire successful Mexican American from East Los Angeles describes you perfectly: "victim suffering from the "sombrero syndrome". Look it up. and now, GET BACK ON THE FRENCH FRY MACHINE. YOUR BREAK IS OVER.
@@tangovincent419 I have a very successful career, I don't default to my skin color to justify every hurdle I had to overcome. I have however been delayed because of it. The point is skin color will NEVER be an issue to white people to do the same as I have.
Slave owners got 200$ for every slave they lost after the 12th amendment. I’d say that’s repetitions lol
I came to this debate, thinking it was a debate between Thomas Sowell & Trevor Noah, I'm disappointed.
Why is just the title “Thomas Sowell vs Trevor Noah…” funny to me?