@@eternalvigilance5697 Yeah, running a campaign for the old white lady politician who claimed Native American heritage and was proven to have none at all, is not a bragging point! 🤣🤣🤣
If anyone here looks at Elizabeth Warren and her views and stealing a Harvard seat as the "fake Indian", yes, it is true. This guy symbolizes Liz Warren and how she speaks, it's pretty eye opening. She in my opinion is a carpet bagger for MA, and they elected her as the "fake" person that lied. MA loves anyone that lies and could care less about the populous and only for what the DEM party determines is necessary. like Ted K, who was a complete POS.
I am DONE with eternal victims. Ben is exactly right. Your analysis is excellent. Keep up the great work. I love watching you grow and mature in your wisdom and understanding.
9:42 If racism in 1930s affects culture of an entire ethnic group today to the point of systemic oppression, then why are Jews from the holocaust and Japanese from internment camps from the 1940s some of the most successful ethnic groups today?
Not 100% true but I get the joke. Like it genuinely is a thing - I have seen it firsthand. The grandparents rant and rave about the evils they lived through and how they can never see another group as anything but the evilest and vile people no matter how much has changed, passing that same hatred and level of disdain to their children so that they too view the world through the same lenses of hatred and disdain so that they can only see the people around them and the children coming out as absolute evil because "If they weren't evil then why did my parents, _____!" and then their children have two earful worms of past generations going "Those dirty no good filthy white devils are worse than Satan! Because _____ happened!" And then those kids - the millennial black kids growing up that I got to meet, view anything that white people do to them as the same Nazi Germany level of racism that vindicates and expedites the past hatred their parents and grandparents felt. Then they raise their kids - and you have a potential Three Full 60 years worth of past generations spreading THE SAME EXACT levels of disdain and now voidable hatred. Regardless of living conditions. Soon we will be entering the 5th generation of children growing up potentially with 80-year-old great-great-grandparents, 60-year-old great-grandparents - 40-year-old grandparents - and 20-year-old parents: ALL SPOUTING THE SAME EXACT LINES OF HATRED! None of them live in the present day because all their lives are filled with "Those dirty no good filthy white devils are worse than Satan! Because _____!" from the oldest members of their family. No pushback. This is what can and more than likely not already has created the absolute WORST level of pure malicious racist evil possible: when the black community raised in this kind of chain of hatred long enough can eventually answer the following question: "What did the white people ever do to you?" with "Nothing." That one-word response is the most bone-chilling EVIL that could be answered. And it's not said with happiness. It's not said with joy. It's said in nothing but pure retributionary justice. Where all they want to do is remove "Those dirty no good filthy white devils that are worse than Satan!" Why? "No reason. They just are."
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If you take the generational trauma of World War 1 and 2 into account, there's no argument. 2 generations of Europeans saw their cities bombed, kids spending their nights in bomb shelters hearing the destruction above, seeing dead people on a daily basis. But those were just the tail end of an entire century of almost constant war, with the Napoleonic wars, the Prussian wars that created we now call Germany, the violent creation of the Austro-Hungarian empire, the Greek war of independence from Turkey, etc. The people whose homes were destroyed during all of those conflicts flooded to the US and most of the people of European ancestry in the US today are descended from them, not from the 18th century settlers and certainly not from slave owners. If generational trauma from slavery were a reason for black inequality, the trauma of those wars would have created a much greater disadvantage for the descendants of post-war European immigrants. Also, these wars followed generations of feudalism, which when described in detail is basically slavery for the peasant classes.
I met a guy (a polish Jew) that survived 4 years in Auschwitz, moved to England, had his surviving family decimated by mental health issues but he still was able to be successful. My whole department read his biography (written by Guy Nathan) just because he was such a remarkable man. RIP Fiszel
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He's talking about "generational trauma", which has to do with how your family handles the big things in their life, or previous life I guess? Being as slavery has existed throughout history and everyone has slaves in their genelogical history somewhere, I don't buy into "generational trauma" as that means it just what you taught your children. Historically, when a people was set free or had a huge event that happened only to one specific people or area, they had to get up and move on, still had to farm or hunt for food, still had to take care of the family, life moved on. And yes, in other parts of the world, the "freed" person was treated as lesser. That's the way it worked throughout history. Here in the US they are stuck on recent history, and yes the civil war is recent history when you look at the fullness of history. Go back to ancient Egypt, Rome, China, the British Isles, EVERYWHERE, there was this phenomena that happened just like with black people in the US. As a WORLD we have grown that we don't have slaves throughout, yes there is still slavery in some places but those aren't the major powers of the world. THIS is significant when you look at all of history
Yep. I mentioned in my comment of how children with veteran parents can adopt their parents PTSD by witnessing their mental health in crisis. You can't adopt trauma from something that happened hundreds of years ago. For example it would be impossible for modern day native Americans to feel fear and trauma from how the Aztecs took people's hearts. Its just impossible because no one alive today experienced that to pass on that level of fear. Woke people take whatever past crime from hundreds of years ago somehow still effects the world in the same way.
the term generational trauma is a thing its just not the crap thees people claim it is, Generational Trauma example is when a a soldier comes back from a terrible war his trauma effects his kids directly meaning they take on the suffering their parent is going thru and take it whit them when they leave the house this is a issue that rarely goes further then a single generation i picked this sample as this was a common sample back in the day this can also be abuse trauma and so on what thees activists are talking about is some crazy genetic BS that makes no sense outside from the point of eugenics witch is the Nazi shit they complain about
The only valid point I can think of "generation trauma" is people who interact with a family member who suffered great trauma. Like children of 9/11 survivors. Children of soldiers and so on. You can't have generational trauma if the trauma was cause on people hundreds of years ago. Bad things from hundreds of years ago are so far removed from today that it isn't possible to feel the emotional effects of a crime like that. You have to have a family member you interact with everyday who goes through the effects of PTSD to adopt it.
JoJo, your point about vets is an amazing one. Children of a soldier with PTSD or a TBI can be negatively impacted in a traumatic way. Think of the way the media portrayed Vietnam Vets. You also don't hear people talk about generational trauma for Cubans, Mexicans, or anyone else that risked their lives coming to this country
Not only did Vietnam vets have the trauma of the jungle war but also coming home to be spat on, called baby killers, and to watch the American flag being burned by Americans every night on the news that they risked their lives, limbs, and mental state for. I have heard a few say their biggest trauma was the home part.
"I have generational trauma" really means "I have no trauma, but I'm a professional victim, so I've stealed some other's trauma and now I pretend that it's mine. Where is my retribution?".
My great-grandparents were put in internment camps by a marxist bastard even though they immigrated here legally, but I don't go around claiming trauma. They'd beat my ass if I did.
I think that another reason that conservatives say it the way that he is complaining about, is that it removes the pretense and feelings associated with the narrativization. If it is is a problem that can be solved, then the only way to solve it is to address the issue itself. The "left" adds nebulous terms to things as a way to obfuscate (even from themselves a lot of times) what they are truly arguing for or against, in order to convince those that aren't paying attention. It's the same reason all of their radical organizations and programs have names that on the surface everyone can agree is good, but the reality of those organizations are anything but. Anti-Fascist? Yeah, everyone can get behind that. Black Lives Matter? Of course. Diversity Equity Inclusion? Who wouldn't want everyone to have the same chance to succeed? They are mad that Conservatives (and Independents) have caught on, and are basically disseminating a decoder through memes, alternative media, and word of mouth.
Well said! I don’t know why so many people think that the party who was against abolition, completely reversed their party standards. They just figured out a way to disguise their motives as ‘virtuous’ while just under the surface, they promote division, they insinuate that black people are somehow ‘less than’ that they constantly need help to succeed, they keep black people tethered to the government through manipulative rhetoric, and the last thing they want is for everyone to unite because when that happens, the people are stronger and more powerful than their government. I don’t know how a conservative perspective, that everyone can succeed based on their own merit and efforts, that black people are not incapable of anything, and that we don’t need to keep telling everyone that they are either a victim or a victimizer, is somehow a bad thing.
Generational trauma does have a psychological definition. However it is usually describing a family dynamic where children are exposed to trauma in the household by a parent or parents as part of a generational pattern of trauma behavior the parent or parents experienced as children in their household. Thereby a trauma pattern is passed down through generations by learned behavior and unresolved emotional, psychological, or physical abuse and trauma.
In answer to your question, why do some people focus so much on promoting causes that don’t need attention is because thankfully, not everyone in the world thinks victimhood is a virtue. A lot of people don’t want to be a victim, they’d prefer to be a victor, change their perspective, work hard and succeed, and on the other hand, there are people that would rather blame others, make victimhood their whole personality, dwell and do nothing, and have things done for them because they believe they are entitled to special treatment, over others.
I totally get his argument. Taking account of historical trauma and claiming its passed down generationally even afte the event is over is what Woke says.
Thing is both left and right actually identifies the problem same way. In equality between racial and social groups. Both want to help them. Problem is that there is disagreement what causes the inequality and what is the best course of action to mitigate it.
Hitler had over 10 million Christians and Romani exterminated at the same time. Let's not pretend like only one group has the history of that anguish. But let's also not forget that the people who were exterminated because they refused to fight, now hold moral power over those who did the dying to liberate them.
The problem is that families of all races have generational poverty PLENTY , especially white people. Not all white people are rich, not even close. Other races as well, so why somehow is it only black people who suffer or who have ever suffered?
Lets use the generational trauma argument to seek reparations for white Southerners still suffering from the U.S. governments actions during "reconstruction".
yhea it must hurt when you worked your ass of to earn your place in collage and then you look at someone like that student who yes i have no idea how he got in
"Trauma" only gets passed on when a traumatized person does not/can not deal with their own issues so they take them out on those around them. In many cases it's their children. These children go on to repeat the cycle. Also that trauma can manifest in any number of ways.
"I ran Elizabeth Warrens campaign" Omg that explains sooo much about this guy.
How embarrassing if that guy is running your campaign. lol
@@eternalvigilance5697 Yeah, running a campaign for the old white lady politician who claimed Native American heritage and was proven to have none at all, is not a bragging point! 🤣🤣🤣
If anyone here looks at Elizabeth Warren and her views and stealing a Harvard seat as the "fake Indian", yes, it is true.
This guy symbolizes Liz Warren and how she speaks, it's pretty eye opening. She in my opinion is a carpet bagger for MA, and they elected her as the "fake" person that lied.
MA loves anyone that lies and could care less about the populous and only for what the DEM party determines is necessary. like Ted K, who was a complete POS.
Pocahontas lol.. How did that lie go on for so long?
@edgarwhite9439 I don't know. How did she keep getting re-elected?
I did enjoy it when she got caught though!
I am DONE with eternal victims.
Ben is exactly right. Your analysis is excellent. Keep up the great work. I love watching you grow and mature in your wisdom and understanding.
9:42 If racism in 1930s affects culture of an entire ethnic group today to the point of systemic oppression, then why are Jews from the holocaust and Japanese from internment camps from the 1940s some of the most successful ethnic groups today?
They will say it’s still systemic racism. Cuz they are “white adjacent”.
Stop. You're making too much sense.
Good one 😊
hey you are using logic
My boss tryed to teach me, Logic doesn't work with most idiots!😂
“Generational trauma” = my life is so easy that I need to adopt someone else’s troubles so people will feel sorry for me.
Not 100% true but I get the joke. Like it genuinely is a thing - I have seen it firsthand. The grandparents rant and rave about the evils they lived through and how they can never see another group as anything but the evilest and vile people no matter how much has changed, passing that same hatred and level of disdain to their children so that they too view the world through the same lenses of hatred and disdain so that they can only see the people around them and the children coming out as absolute evil because "If they weren't evil then why did my parents, _____!" and then their children have two earful worms of past generations going "Those dirty no good filthy white devils are worse than Satan! Because _____ happened!" And then those kids - the millennial black kids growing up that I got to meet, view anything that white people do to them as the same Nazi Germany level of racism that vindicates and expedites the past hatred their parents and grandparents felt. Then they raise their kids - and you have a potential Three Full 60 years worth of past generations spreading THE SAME EXACT levels of disdain and now voidable hatred. Regardless of living conditions. Soon we will be entering the 5th generation of children growing up potentially with 80-year-old great-great-grandparents, 60-year-old great-grandparents - 40-year-old grandparents - and 20-year-old parents: ALL SPOUTING THE SAME EXACT LINES OF HATRED! None of them live in the present day because all their lives are filled with "Those dirty no good filthy white devils are worse than Satan! Because _____!" from the oldest members of their family. No pushback.
This is what can and more than likely not already has created the absolute WORST level of pure malicious racist evil possible: when the black community raised in this kind of chain of hatred long enough can eventually answer the following question:
"What did the white people ever do to you?" with "Nothing." That one-word response is the most bone-chilling EVIL that could be answered. And it's not said with happiness. It's not said with joy. It's said in nothing but pure retributionary justice. Where all they want to do is remove "Those dirty no good filthy white devils that are worse than Satan!" Why? "No reason. They just are."
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Ok here is my suggestion;
Keep listening to whoever you have been listening to in your life because whoever those people are they should be proud of the job they have done and you should be commended for listening to what they had to say.
Both you and the people closest to you in life are crushing it so keep on crushing it.
Now as a prairie boy from western Canada 🇨🇦 there is only one piece of advice i can suggest with 100% confidence that will help anyone's life
" Keep your stick on the ice, eh!".
From Edmonton, Alberta ,
You have a great day now.
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If you take the generational trauma of World War 1 and 2 into account, there's no argument. 2 generations of Europeans saw their cities bombed, kids spending their nights in bomb shelters hearing the destruction above, seeing dead people on a daily basis. But those were just the tail end of an entire century of almost constant war, with the Napoleonic wars, the Prussian wars that created we now call Germany, the violent creation of the Austro-Hungarian empire, the Greek war of independence from Turkey, etc. The people whose homes were destroyed during all of those conflicts flooded to the US and most of the people of European ancestry in the US today are descended from them, not from the 18th century settlers and certainly not from slave owners. If generational trauma from slavery were a reason for black inequality, the trauma of those wars would have created a much greater disadvantage for the descendants of post-war European immigrants.
Also, these wars followed generations of feudalism, which when described in detail is basically slavery for the peasant classes.
Feudalism wasn't QUITE that bad, especially after the plagues increased the value of the peasants' labor, but it was hardly great either.
I met a guy (a polish Jew) that survived 4 years in Auschwitz, moved to England, had his surviving family decimated by mental health issues but he still was able to be successful. My whole department read his biography (written by Guy Nathan) just because he was such a remarkable man. RIP Fiszel
Stay away from the tattoo shop then dude😂
I'm a Hillbilly Redneck Mexican . Were are my people ?
He’s a representative of jokeness
Great Video and Analysis. Keep it up. Love the channel.
You're Doing Great Jojo. Keep up the good work. I'm Sure that your Father is proud of what you are doing. Not saying He ain't proud of your other Siblings I'm Sure He is. BUT this one is for you 🙏🙏👍👍🤠🤠🇺🇸🇺🇸🏜️🏜️🥜🥜
He's talking about "generational trauma", which has to do with how your family handles the big things in their life, or previous life I guess? Being as slavery has existed throughout history and everyone has slaves in their genelogical history somewhere, I don't buy into "generational trauma" as that means it just what you taught your children.
Historically, when a people was set free or had a huge event that happened only to one specific people or area, they had to get up and move on, still had to farm or hunt for food, still had to take care of the family, life moved on. And yes, in other parts of the world, the "freed" person was treated as lesser. That's the way it worked throughout history. Here in the US they are stuck on recent history, and yes the civil war is recent history when you look at the fullness of history. Go back to ancient Egypt, Rome, China, the British Isles, EVERYWHERE, there was this phenomena that happened just like with black people in the US. As a WORLD we have grown that we don't have slaves throughout, yes there is still slavery in some places but those aren't the major powers of the world. THIS is significant when you look at all of history
Yep. I mentioned in my comment of how children with veteran parents can adopt their parents PTSD by witnessing their mental health in crisis. You can't adopt trauma from something that happened hundreds of years ago. For example it would be impossible for modern day native Americans to feel fear and trauma from how the Aztecs took people's hearts. Its just impossible because no one alive today experienced that to pass on that level of fear. Woke people take whatever past crime from hundreds of years ago somehow still effects the world in the same way.
the term generational trauma is a thing its just not the crap thees people claim it is,
Generational Trauma example is when a a soldier comes back from a terrible war his trauma effects his kids directly meaning they take on the suffering their parent is going thru and take it whit them when they leave the house this is a issue that rarely goes further then a single generation i picked this sample as this was a common sample back in the day this can also be abuse trauma and so on what thees activists are talking about is some crazy genetic BS that makes no sense outside from the point of eugenics witch is the Nazi shit they complain about
"I ran Elizabeth Warren's campaign"
Sh... she lost...
The only valid point I can think of "generation trauma" is people who interact with a family member who suffered great trauma. Like children of 9/11 survivors. Children of soldiers and so on. You can't have generational trauma if the trauma was cause on people hundreds of years ago. Bad things from hundreds of years ago are so far removed from today that it isn't possible to feel the emotional effects of a crime like that. You have to have a family member you interact with everyday who goes through the effects of PTSD to adopt it.
JoJo, your point about vets is an amazing one. Children of a soldier with PTSD or a TBI can be negatively impacted in a traumatic way.
Think of the way the media portrayed Vietnam Vets.
You also don't hear people talk about generational trauma for Cubans, Mexicans, or anyone else that risked their lives coming to this country
Not only did Vietnam vets have the trauma of the jungle war but also coming home to be spat on, called baby killers, and to watch the American flag being burned by Americans every night on the news that they risked their lives, limbs, and mental state for. I have heard a few say their biggest trauma was the home part.
The narcissism is strong in this one....
3 things that nobody on the left talks about is faith, family and community
He’s a weirdo
You're too kind! 😂
✌️
😮😮 BAD parents can raise great kids AND Great parents can produce BAD kids. My marine father DIED at age 26. That did not stop me from succeeding.
Lol, I am trying to imagine humiliating myself that badly, to admit in front of hundreds of ppl that I ran the Warren campaign.
Young, Jojo...you are on the path to wisdom.
"I have generational trauma" really means "I have no trauma, but I'm a professional victim, so I've stealed some other's trauma and now I pretend that it's mine. Where is my retribution?".
My great-grandparents were put in internment camps by a marxist bastard even though they immigrated here legally, but I don't go around claiming trauma. They'd beat my ass if I did.
Translation: My ancestors experienced trauma and hardship therefore people should pay me money
I think that another reason that conservatives say it the way that he is complaining about, is that it removes the pretense and feelings associated with the narrativization. If it is is a problem that can be solved, then the only way to solve it is to address the issue itself. The "left" adds nebulous terms to things as a way to obfuscate (even from themselves a lot of times) what they are truly arguing for or against, in order to convince those that aren't paying attention.
It's the same reason all of their radical organizations and programs have names that on the surface everyone can agree is good, but the reality of those organizations are anything but.
Anti-Fascist? Yeah, everyone can get behind that. Black Lives Matter? Of course. Diversity Equity Inclusion? Who wouldn't want everyone to have the same chance to succeed?
They are mad that Conservatives (and Independents) have caught on, and are basically disseminating a decoder through memes, alternative media, and word of mouth.
Well said! I don’t know why so many people think that the party who was against abolition, completely reversed their party standards. They just figured out a way to disguise their motives as ‘virtuous’ while just under the surface, they promote division, they insinuate that black people are somehow ‘less than’ that they constantly need help to succeed, they keep black people tethered to the government through manipulative rhetoric, and the last thing they want is for everyone to unite because when that happens, the people are stronger and more powerful than their government. I don’t know how a conservative perspective, that everyone can succeed based on their own merit and efforts, that black people are not incapable of anything, and that we don’t need to keep telling everyone that they are either a victim or a victimizer, is somehow a bad thing.
Generational trauma does have a psychological definition. However it is usually describing a family dynamic where children are exposed to trauma in the household by a parent or parents as part of a generational pattern of trauma behavior the parent or parents experienced as children in their household. Thereby a trauma pattern is passed down through generations by learned behavior and unresolved emotional, psychological, or physical abuse and trauma.
Brainwashed to the extreme.
The young man has a long road ahead…🤯
They teach history, so it's not repeated, not trauma.
In answer to your question, why do some people focus so much on promoting causes that don’t need attention is because thankfully, not everyone in the world thinks victimhood is a virtue. A lot of people don’t want to be a victim, they’d prefer to be a victor, change their perspective, work hard and succeed, and on the other hand, there are people that would rather blame others, make victimhood their whole personality, dwell and do nothing, and have things done for them because they believe they are entitled to special treatment, over others.
I totally get his argument. Taking account of historical trauma and claiming its passed down generationally even afte the event is over is what Woke says.
I work but I do have a mental illness I'm also homless
Stack one day on top of another. You will make a way. The only way you won’t is if you quit 💯
Most of the college students do not start out being like they are, it is the professor teaching it to them.
Thing is both left and right actually identifies the problem same way. In equality between racial and social groups. Both want to help them. Problem is that there is disagreement what causes the inequality and what is the best course of action to mitigate it.
Hitler had over 10 million Christians and Romani exterminated at the same time. Let's not pretend like only one group has the history of that anguish. But let's also not forget that the people who were exterminated because they refused to fight, now hold moral power over those who did the dying to liberate them.
Trauma makes you stronger not weaker...unless you have a poor mental state already
Gawd, what a baby.
Sweet little baby
What a joke..nothing can rebut delusion..
The problem is that families of all races have generational poverty PLENTY , especially white people. Not all white people are rich, not even close. Other races as well, so why somehow is it only black people who suffer or who have ever suffered?
what kinda headphones are those?
Lets use the generational trauma argument to seek reparations for white Southerners still suffering from the U.S. governments actions during "reconstruction".
yhea it must hurt when you worked your ass of to earn your place in collage and then you look at someone like that student who yes i have no idea how he got in
The soy is strong in him.
There are some ideas so stupid that only intellectuals can believe in them, particularly left-wing intellectuals. --Poul Anderson
He's woke? Are you serious.?@? Bro....my God please help these people
I wish you would show the video than ,
Wish in one hand.....
Obama college reform lol
"Trauma" only gets passed on when a traumatized person does not/can not deal with their own issues so they take them out on those around them. In many cases it's their children. These children go on to repeat the cycle. Also that trauma can manifest in any number of ways.