Thank you for saying that being in person with a disability I get called a lot of names too those words are like the words that they call you those types of people say those words because they know no better my uncle told me to sing once and I quote Confucius say he who asked questions is a fool for a while he who don't is a fool forever so all you people if you see somebody doesn't matter what race they are if you have a question to ask if you see a person with a disability and you're curious ask instead of stare or make fun of
A man’s color doesn’t mean nothing it’s all about his character and how he carries and respects himself. I’m white and wouldn’t nobody call this man outside his name in front of me.
Words are words. Separate them from meaning. They have the weight that you give them the moment you hear them, and nothing more than that. The person who uses the word is taking advantage of the fact that you've been conditioned to react to the world itself, for its own sake. Acknowledge this, and work past the irrational belief that words matter. They don't. A person can talk to people of different races and ethnicity with all the respect and care in the world in his words, but think the exact same as the man who blurts out all kinds of slurs - try to remember this. The word doesn't matter. In a few decades, we might have a new word. It still won't matter. Even further; consider that the power you give to words as you hear them is something you alone control. Why choose to care about someone else says if you already know that you don't care much about them? Choose not to care and you won't. Choose to replace your conditioned reaction with a filter, and use that filter in your mind to consider why it may be that you should care about what other people say. If there is no reason other than 'they said it', ignore what is said.
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Mr.Binford, although we’ve never met, you have my upmost respect.
God bless you Sir!
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Skin tone doesn’t mean shit I believe a man is defined by his character.
I just don't get y the whole world can't collectively do this and act right. Constant talk like this man said
Amen!! Well said my man. Bring on the potluck and let's break bread!!
Everyone needs to watch this
Why are there only 1100 views and three comments after three months. This man is very wise. More people should think like him.
Much agreed sir we all need to come together great Interview
I'd like to give that man a big bro hug.
Love your neighbor! Skin color doesn’t mean a damn thing!
You have my respect Mr. Binford.
I think if you sit face to face with this MAN fo 1 hour.....you would end up 1 year wiser...
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Beautiful words
Beautiful human!👍🏻😁❤️
God bless this man
Great message great spirit great respect farmer strong
Great words, right on point.
Your a GOOD MAN.
Its not skin color that binds us together, its culture, character, and ethics.
Thank you for saying that being in person with a disability I get called a lot of names too those words are like the words that they call you those types of people say those words because they know no better my uncle told me to sing once and I quote Confucius say he who asked questions is a fool for a while he who don't is a fool forever so all you people if you see somebody doesn't matter what race they are if you have a question to ask if you see a person with a disability and you're curious ask instead of stare or make fun of
Hes a good man with wise words
He should be on the world news
Amen brother 🙏
Love this guy! He is America
Colossians 3:11, Galatians 3:26-28. Amen brother!!!
What a nice man
I’m surprised there is dislikes on this video... or maybe I shouldn’t be. Thank you sir for your words.
Amen my brother!
It's the devil's word, Sir. Just let it slide. And gimme some of that chicken!!
I wish I knew Mr. Binford.
That's right lmfao let's break some bread together on it
A man’s color doesn’t mean nothing it’s all about his character and how he carries and respects himself. I’m white and wouldn’t nobody call this man outside his name in front of me.
Amen
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Words are words. Separate them from meaning. They have the weight that you give them the moment you hear them, and nothing more than that. The person who uses the word is taking advantage of the fact that you've been conditioned to react to the world itself, for its own sake. Acknowledge this, and work past the irrational belief that words matter. They don't. A person can talk to people of different races and ethnicity with all the respect and care in the world in his words, but think the exact same as the man who blurts out all kinds of slurs - try to remember this. The word doesn't matter. In a few decades, we might have a new word. It still won't matter. Even further; consider that the power you give to words as you hear them is something you alone control. Why choose to care about someone else says if you already know that you don't care much about them? Choose not to care and you won't. Choose to replace your conditioned reaction with a filter, and use that filter in your mind to consider why it may be that you should care about what other people say. If there is no reason other than 'they said it', ignore what is said.
However, nowadays it's not just "man and woman." Crazy.
blocking you provokers
Amen brother.