Here I am in Arizona with my grandson I picked up for the summer from Mississippi. He just finished kindergarten. I asked him about his first year of school of his whole life. He reports the kids are all good, no bullies. I ask, “So what were your classmates? Were they all white, mostly black, Asian, or what?” His answer, “I don’t know Grandpa. I didn’t notice because that’s not important.” (He’s half Filipino and the other half is mixed race. I’m pretty sure in rural Mississippi he was the only kid with Chinese looking eyes and Asian skin. The fact that he and every kid in his class paid no attention to the color of skin, informs me that we, the grown-up world are the source of the problem. Kids won’t pay attention to superficial differences unless taught to.)
My youngest daughter's mother is black and white. My oldest daughter is all the way black. Being around a diverse family especially with my oldest seeing and being around the Caucasian persuasion has opened her eyes. That victim bullshit, just because you're black and you've done the same thing MFS have been doing for decades, doesn't mean it's overly pumped up because you're black. They are tell you that you're stupid. We all have the same problems and obstacles to overcome. Get off yo ass and put in the work.
That's wonderful. Really. But I do have to wonder why one would ask about that? I have never asked about what my kids schoolmates looked like in any way. Not even kids who bullied them. Now that he's been made aware that people ask questions about skin color, I wonder what information he will latch onto to satisfy his curiosity. Or maybe he'll ask someone. I wonder what they'll assume about why he's asking, and how their answer will contextualize in his head? I wonder how these things shape our world view, and wonder how that would differ from someone who never had the idea of color introduced to them at all until they were old and developed enough to critically think about things and figure it out on their own. /Musings
@@wickywickyjoka I don’t think so. That was just one question out of a bunch to just be making conversation (and kind of to see if he was the only Asian kid). Did you guys learn to read, how much math did you do, were kids mean or nice, are your friends mostly boys, girls or both, do you like to talk to the teacher, did you bring your lunch or buy lunch, etc. It was all just to get him talking and sharing by causing him to visualize everything.
That the disease called White Savior Complex. I said once i was part native American and a white savior said i feel bad for how you were treated. I told them to FTFO and stop being so offended for others when it doesn't bother others
I actually work in a lace that is predominantly hispanic, its like 80% hispanic then like 12% white and 8% black, I'm leaving out other races because I have not seen another race besides those mentioned in my workplace. Having said that, age wise my peers are hispanic and black, all the other white people are either much younger or much older. It took a long time for me to be accepted as "one of them" and whenever a new person came in my friends could be heard telling them "Oh, her? She's cool, don't worry about her", which was necessary as I can't say how many times I was left out because I was the white girl. My best friend is hispanic (not from my workplace), her daughter dated a black man and was rejected by the rest of her family. She called me up and went on and on about how prejudice is alive and well in the US and it wasn't from white people.
There’s been many times I refuse to shake up another person’s hand and there’s been many times that people refused to shake my hand. I didn’t never considered it racist
They might have known each other from some point of time, and they didn't like each other as a result. I've walked past people before that I knew where we didn't even as much as acknowledge each other's existence let alone acted cordial.
Nationalism is the best for every country because it secures the country identity, unlike what is going on today in the UK. Poland is containing theirs and love what they do!
@@rg20322 Nationalism isn't any different than supporting the school you may have gone to or are going to. We cheer for and wave our school colors and not only school but our pro sports teams also. I imagine billions of dollars per year are spent supporting college and pro sports teams. So why has it been pushed to be a cardinal sin to be a nationalist? I spent time in the service many years ago because I felt it was my duty to give something to my country and my countrymen. Not the world. so that makes me a nationalist as is every man and woman in every country that served for the same reasons.
Candace Owens is a national treasure. This is what a genuinely intelligent and strong woman looks like. Contrast her to the democrat idea of a strong woman, namely an obnoxious loudmouth, and you see why they can't win an intellectual argument against Candace.
I’m white and I had people not want anything to do with just because they didn’t like the way I looked. I know that’s not the same as experiencing racism but why would I let that ruin my day? I have also had people who were black and Latino not want anything to do with me just because I was white. When you try to solve someone else’s problems, you are typically sending the message that they can’t handle it themselves and need you to step in and help them. In essence, it’s just another way of them saying that they’re better than you.
My question to this kid is this: how does the he know that white person who refused to shake a black man's hand was a racist? What if the roles were reversed? Was that black man being racist towards the white man, or was just being a jerk? To make the assumption that the white person was being racist for refusing to shake the hand of a black person, not only was it ignorant, it was racist on his behalf to make such assumptions. When anyone tries to make anything about race, class, sexuality or anything else, they wonder why the country has been so divided.
One thing i noticed that no one has said is did they guy say he didnt shake his hand because he was black? What if they have drama already between each other. Just because hes black doesnt mean its about race.
I take it a step further. If I don't like someone, I don't shake their hand. It MY LIFE, MY PROTEST TO CONFORM TO OTHERS!!! Everyone is racist, exist, and all other forms!!! We're human. Get over it!!
5:33 "shook me to the core" EEEEW! I'm feeling second hand embarrassment right now lol XD That is an even worse mentality to have than mine, a "troll" mentality lol
Some black people won't shake a white person's hand. There are blacks and whites of all races who won't shake a gay person's hand. I've had people look at me in disgust and move out of line at the store because im gay. I've had men attempt to fight me because im gay. I've had a man scream at me in the grocery store for no reason other than im gay. I've cried and felt ashamed because of who I am. I've mostly had people accept me. Defend me. See me for who I am and enjoy being around me. And I believe we are given a sliver of info. And only the negative. If we focused on all the people who are decent non-judgmental loving people wed see the world completely differently.
why does everyone who you dont know, thats around you know your gay? thats just weird....maybe you need to stop and consider your actions when your in public. I hope things work out better for you.
@@tntcyclespdx640 not everyone does . I think it’s slightly obvious by my looks and the times these things happen I am usually with my gf at the time. So people assume and happen to be right . I’m pretty sure when that guy yelled at me and I was standing with my mom and young nephew doing nothing but waiting behind him to get a Redbox movie my actions didn’t cause his freak out. Maybe you shouldn’t attempt to pass blame onto me . I don’t act any different than anyone else in public I don’t know what actions you’re talking about but I guarantee there has never been a reason other than the person or people knew or thought I was gay. So now you should take it back and apologize
@@taraled LMAO, thanks for proving my point that your overly sensitive to the point of being pathetic and laughable. I will NOT apologize for stating a fact youve proven. I was as generous as you deserve, now go cry to someone that gives a crap about degenerates, because thats not me.
They might have known each other from some point of time, and they didn't like each other as a result. I've walked past people before that I knew where we didn't even as much as acknowledge each other's existence let alone acted cordial.
@@tobinmenard3714 I think that feeling superior as part of a group is only natural especially when our media sources constantly tell us how bad other places are.
Great job I enjoy your podcast. You never stop learning! 90% of people will give you the shirt off their back! Skin color doesn't matter. Respect & earn people Respect. 🙏🙏
What boggles my mind is this: If somebody you knew was recently injured, and another friend of yours started relentlessly poking that wound over and over again, you should be mad at the person aggravating the injury, right? The Democrats have done this to blacks constantly! Stabbing that old wound of racism with their finger, and they expect to be praised for it?
Man, I’ve been listening to you for about a year and I don’t know if you know or I think the difference that you make I think there’s a lot of young black men out there for watching you and changing their lives. See what you did and I know it can be done.
6:05 he dont have to shake my hand. F&-k em. Blood im good. You dont to shake my hand bruh. Thank you for letting me know you don't like. You aint the 1st and damn sure not going to be the last. Piru gang
We don’t have all the context here but maybe the white kid who did not shake the hand of the black kid did not like him for other reasons and it was nothing to do with his race. I am not saying this as an excuse but without context can we say for sure why it was?
I do agree with a lot of what Ms. Owen's says. However, I find her methods very.....high school. She seems to love confrontation and resorts to yelling louder than the person she disagrees with. She sounds like she enjoys proving someone wrong. Just IMHO.
The kid assume that the guy was being racist. Maybe there was a different reason he didn’t want to shake his hand. Something in the game could have pissed him off, maybe he hit on his girlfriend. You don’t know the reason he didn’t want to shake his, so don’t assume it’s racism, as your first thought.
We should be vwry careful in assuming that just because one was white and the other not that the incident was based on race. Maybe he just didn't like the guy. Either way if there were proof that it was done out of a racial stance then yes he is a complete idiot. We must always make sure we have all the evidence. first. Great channel, keep up the good work.
Unfortunately you are a rare thinker. Far too many young people are brainwashed by their educational upbringing. Thank you for speaking out on this platform but they will not change.
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Here I am in Arizona with my grandson I picked up for the summer from Mississippi. He just finished kindergarten. I asked him about his first year of school of his whole life.
He reports the kids are all good, no bullies. I ask, “So what were your classmates? Were they all white, mostly black, Asian, or what?”
His answer, “I don’t know Grandpa. I didn’t notice because that’s not important.”
(He’s half Filipino and the other half is mixed race. I’m pretty sure in rural Mississippi he was the only kid with Chinese looking eyes and Asian skin. The fact that he and every kid in his class paid no attention to the color of skin, informs me that we, the grown-up world are the source of the problem. Kids won’t pay attention to superficial differences unless taught to.)
My youngest daughter's mother is black and white. My oldest daughter is all the way black. Being around a diverse family especially with my oldest seeing and being around the Caucasian persuasion has opened her eyes. That victim bullshit, just because you're black and you've done the same thing MFS have been doing for decades, doesn't mean it's overly pumped up because you're black. They are tell you that you're stupid. We all have the same problems and obstacles to overcome. Get off yo ass and put in the work.
Skin color means nothing. Some of my best friends are not black.
Amen
That's wonderful. Really. But I do have to wonder why one would ask about that? I have never asked about what my kids schoolmates looked like in any way. Not even kids who bullied them.
Now that he's been made aware that people ask questions about skin color, I wonder what information he will latch onto to satisfy his curiosity. Or maybe he'll ask someone. I wonder what they'll assume about why he's asking, and how their answer will contextualize in his head? I wonder how these things shape our world view, and wonder how that would differ from someone who never had the idea of color introduced to them at all until they were old and developed enough to critically think about things and figure it out on their own.
/Musings
@@wickywickyjoka I don’t think so. That was just one question out of a bunch to just be making conversation (and kind of to see if he was the only Asian kid).
Did you guys learn to read, how much math did you do, were kids mean or nice, are your friends mostly boys, girls or both, do you like to talk to the teacher, did you bring your lunch or buy lunch, etc. It was all just to get him talking and sharing by causing him to visualize everything.
What really grinds my gears is when someone gets offended on behalf of someone else.
That the disease called White Savior Complex. I said once i was part native American and a white savior said i feel bad for how you were treated. I told them to FTFO and stop being so offended for others when it doesn't bother others
All hail Peter Griffin
I actually work in a lace that is predominantly hispanic, its like 80% hispanic then like 12% white and 8% black, I'm leaving out other races because I have not seen another race besides those mentioned in my workplace. Having said that, age wise my peers are hispanic and black, all the other white people are either much younger or much older. It took a long time for me to be accepted as "one of them" and whenever a new person came in my friends could be heard telling them "Oh, her? She's cool, don't worry about her", which was necessary as I can't say how many times I was left out because I was the white girl.
My best friend is hispanic (not from my workplace), her daughter dated a black man and was rejected by the rest of her family. She called me up and went on and on about how prejudice is alive and well in the US and it wasn't from white people.
I’m sorry I didn’t know shaking hands was considered racist
There’s been many times I refuse to shake up another person’s hand and there’s been many times that people refused to shake my hand. I didn’t never considered it racist
We don't even know if it's about race. For all we know this person who refused just doesn't like germs.
They might have known each other from some point of time, and they didn't like each other as a result. I've walked past people before that I knew where we didn't even as much as acknowledge each other's existence let alone acted cordial.
The same people who think that probably clap at waiters/waitresses like they're dogs :/
You’re by far one of the best commentators on these topics! ✨
First of all Trump never said white nationalism. He said nationalism. Big difference!!!
White, Black, Brown, Yellow Nationalism is the shit. Be proud of your race. I'm proud to be a black man
Nationalism is the best for every country because it secures the country identity, unlike what is going on today in the UK.
Poland is containing theirs and love what they do!
@@rg20322 Not just the identity, that is secondary, it secures the quality of life of people and their well being.
@@rg20322 Nationalism isn't any different than supporting the school you may have gone to or are going to. We cheer for and wave our school colors and not only school but our pro sports teams also. I imagine billions of dollars per year are spent supporting college and pro sports teams. So why has it been pushed to be a cardinal sin to be a nationalist? I spent time in the service many years ago because I felt it was my duty to give something to my country and my countrymen. Not the world. so that makes me a nationalist as is every man and woman in every country that served for the same reasons.
For as much as they care about "fact checking" they sure have no problems actively spreading "misinformation".
Candace Owens is a national treasure.
This is what a genuinely intelligent and strong woman looks like. Contrast her to the democrat idea of a strong woman, namely an obnoxious loudmouth, and you see why they can't win an intellectual argument against Candace.
I’m white and I had people not want anything to do with just because they didn’t like the way I looked. I know that’s not the same as experiencing racism but why would I let that ruin my day? I have also had people who were black and Latino not want anything to do with me just because I was white. When you try to solve someone else’s problems, you are typically sending the message that they can’t handle it themselves and need you to step in and help them. In essence, it’s just another way of them saying that they’re better than you.
Keep Speaking the Truth Brother. Thumbs Way Up.
Your doing a great service
I don't always agree with her statements, but she is right about white/black topics.
My question to this kid is this: how does the he know that white person who refused to shake a black man's hand was a racist? What if the roles were reversed? Was that black man being racist towards the white man, or was just being a jerk?
To make the assumption that the white person was being racist for refusing to shake the hand of a black person, not only was it ignorant, it was racist on his behalf to make such assumptions. When anyone tries to make anything about race, class, sexuality or anything else, they wonder why the country has been so divided.
They also create nonsense
like "White priveledge" &
toxic masculinity all divisive
words used to divide people.
One thing i noticed that no one has said is did they guy say he didnt shake his hand because he was black? What if they have drama already between each other. Just because hes black doesnt mean its about race.
I take it a step further.
If I don't like someone, I don't shake their hand. It MY LIFE, MY PROTEST TO CONFORM TO OTHERS!!! Everyone is racist, exist, and all other forms!!! We're human. Get over it!!
5:33 "shook me to the core" EEEEW! I'm feeling second hand embarrassment right now lol XD
That is an even worse mentality to have than mine, a "troll" mentality lol
Yea this shit is a joke
To the not shaking hands part, maybe they had an encounter earlier that lead to that with guilt on the black man.
Bro your Republican! It's OK! 😂 welcome
I love when people show their bigotry as lets me know who I don't want to hang out or do business with.
Sometimes they can change
but that's up to them.
This is a good video. Very well said brother.
I've had Muslims and upper class snobs who refuse to shake my hand. Didn't ruin my life or day.
Affirmative action (racism and injustice) isn't the way to fix past racism and injustices. Two wrongs don't make a right. SMH.
Some black people won't shake a white person's hand. There are blacks and whites of all races who won't shake a gay person's hand. I've had people look at me in disgust and move out of line at the store because im gay. I've had men attempt to fight me because im gay. I've had a man scream at me in the grocery store for no reason other than im gay. I've cried and felt ashamed because of who I am.
I've mostly had people accept me. Defend me. See me for who I am and enjoy being around me. And I believe we are given a sliver of info. And only the negative. If we focused on all the people who are decent non-judgmental loving people wed see the world completely differently.
why does everyone who you dont know, thats around you know your gay? thats just weird....maybe you need to stop and consider your actions when your in public. I hope things work out better for you.
@@tntcyclespdx640 not everyone does . I think it’s slightly obvious by my looks and the times these things happen I am usually with my gf at the time. So people assume and happen to be right . I’m pretty sure when that guy yelled at me and I was standing with my mom and young nephew doing nothing but waiting behind him to get a Redbox movie my actions didn’t cause his freak out. Maybe you shouldn’t attempt to pass blame onto me . I don’t act any different than anyone else in public I don’t know what actions you’re talking about but I guarantee there has never been a reason other than the person or people knew or thought I was gay. So now you should take it back and apologize
Also I don’t need things to work out better for me. It’s not as if this happens daily . I was just pointing out times it has in my life .
@@taraled LMAO, thanks for proving my point that your overly sensitive to the point of being pathetic and laughable. I will NOT apologize for stating a fact youve proven. I was as generous as you deserve, now go cry to someone that gives a crap about degenerates, because thats not me.
Young kids don't see racism. Leave it up to the Adults to ruin everything! 🙏
Young kids do see racism lmao.
it is like how you call someone mr. or mrs. if they work hard for a living.
And then she talks about believing in flat Earth is the same thing as believing spherical Earth and discredits every legitimate thing she said before
They might have known each other from some point of time, and they didn't like each other as a result. I've walked past people before that I knew where we didn't even as much as acknowledge each other's existence let alone acted cordial.
If I didn't know your voice I wouldn't have recognized you.
Supremacy is always with us but the question is, which ethnic group feels superior and which ones feel aggrieved?
You are right I always feel that as an American I am living in a superior place.
@@tobinmenard3714 I think that feeling superior as part of a group is only natural especially when our media sources constantly tell us how bad other places are.
Great job I enjoy your podcast. You never stop learning! 90% of people will give you the shirt off their back! Skin color doesn't matter. Respect & earn people Respect. 🙏🙏
What boggles my mind is this:
If somebody you knew was recently injured, and another friend of yours started relentlessly poking that wound over and over again, you should be mad at the person aggravating the injury, right?
The Democrats have done this to blacks constantly! Stabbing that old wound of racism with their finger, and they expect to be praised for it?
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Happy 4th man! Stay safe.
I'm right I'm in Georgia I love Candice Owen she speaks the truth
2:12. The question about White supremacy becomes conflated by Kendi's terminology. Kendi doesn't mean the KKK when he talks about White supremacy.
i shake the hand of the people i know and respect.🤷
Man, I’ve been listening to you for about a year and I don’t know if you know or I think the difference that you make I think there’s a lot of young black men out there for watching you and changing their lives. See what you did and I know it can be done.
6:05 he dont have to shake my hand. F&-k em. Blood im good. You dont to shake my hand bruh. Thank you for letting me know you don't like. You aint the 1st and damn sure not going to be the last. Piru gang
People got soft.
3:40 It's not the democratic party. It's the Democrat party. The Democratic process is different.
I just call them the Dixiecrats
I call bs on that white kid story. He assumed things that didn’t exist
What does the 'LFR' mean?
a white man wouldn't shakeca black mans hand... maybe there is a personal beef
We don’t have all the context here but maybe the white kid who did not shake the hand of the black kid did not like him for other reasons and it was nothing to do with his race. I am not saying this as an excuse but without context can we say for sure why it was?
I do agree with a lot of what Ms. Owen's says. However, I find her methods very.....high school. She seems to love confrontation and resorts to yelling louder than the person she disagrees with. She sounds like she enjoys proving someone wrong. Just IMHO.
The kid assume that the guy was being racist. Maybe there was a different reason he didn’t want to shake his hand. Something in the game could have pissed him off, maybe he hit on his girlfriend. You don’t know the reason he didn’t want to shake his, so don’t assume it’s racism, as your first thought.
We should be vwry careful in assuming that just because one was white and the other not that the incident was based on race. Maybe he just didn't like the guy. Either way if there were proof that it was done out of a racial stance then yes he is a complete idiot. We must always make sure we have all the evidence. first. Great channel, keep up the good work.
Vote for Joe or you ain't...ummm
Hjjjjmmmm I gotta take a nap
Unfortunately you are a rare thinker. Far too many young people are brainwashed by their educational upbringing. Thank you for speaking out on this platform but they will not change.
You're a sart young man.
My comment keeps getting deleted :(
youtube sucks.
Naz-eTube strikes again
This guys story didnt happen.
Keep dancing Sambo
Dude just made up a story like a weirdo lol 👎👎👎
100%
This kid is too fragile to even be out of his parents house.lol