@@SubjectiveFunny Australia & New Zealand are much more similar to the UK. Most Brits have no idea how different Americans are (I was married to one for 19 years).
That's because Britain isn't a country. Come up to Scotland and ask any Scot which country they come from. Or, you could offer an emoji for the flag for this "Britain" country.
I’ve seen David have a pop at “Pikeys” as he called them, blackface and put a pineapple on his head to depict a man of Caribbean heritage. I’m pretty sure Sarah Silverman, who he interviews, got fired for blackfacing also. He wasn’t a child when he did these things. He was a Cambridge educated man in his mid thirties. . . . I’ll get my racial theory from people who know what they are talking about thank you.
I don't believe for a second that you give a toss about the groups you claim offense on behalf of, you are just using it as excuse to deflect from what David is saying.
How many people do you think would listen to the message Baddiel is giving if it was delivered by someone from the 99% of Jews that aren't rich or influential?
Does blacking-up and mocking a black footballer not count as bad then? Some of us know what you are Mr Baddiel. "Rules for thee and not me" springs to mind.
@@jimmydavis7587 Sadly mainstream media would not have the guts to play Jason lee podcast where he like a surgeon dissects baddiels lame excuses Put simply Baddiel & skinner brought racial mockery and bullying from the football terraces onto prime time tv for laughs and did not give a toss It’s 2022 and Baddiel still is clueless about the day to day racism towards black that’s why he so comfortably wants to compare and contrast and that’s why behaved like the one too many racists in the 1990s and happily did blackface not in the 1960s or 70s but 1990s
@@unusedsub3003 No one even talks about Whoopi Goldbergs Jewface. She’s not Jewish, has no Jewish heritage and appropriated that last name. She’s never had to apologize for her Jewface. You’re a hypocrite and you have a blatant double standard
As a Welsh Israeli, Jewess. My dad who taught in a school in Cardiff, and when we stayed in Cardiff for the summer holidays the staff who loved him said ah a mean Jew, if he went abroad with my mum it was ah, a rich Jew! At university in Cardiff one student from a small Welsh village was amazed that I didn’t have a tail and horns.
Fantasy Football League Torments Jason Lee ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BhHq4m_Bi5g.html via @RU-vid This is David Baddiel doing black face and mocking somebody else’s race. I think I’ll pass on watches TV show. Hypocrisy springs to mind
Yes and before someone points out how long ago it was, he doubled down on it for most of that time when Lee complained about it and acted like he was being a cry baby and that it was only a joke (because racist bullying with humour is apparently ok)
Thing guy moans about a hierarchy in racism yet has no idea he is doing the same thing maybe he's just talking without thinking or maybe that's just him. On the Kanye thing if you want to prove him wrong call his bluff on the contracts!
I don’t think this is about Jews. This is about public figures who’s gotten too full of themselves as to think they are above reproach. Freedom of speech is not just a right but a responsibility.
jews made the masons ,learned the goymasons how to read because most don,t know letters and symbols. when you know them very very deep,you know you are in a prison..most don,t know nothing ,its in the dark.
It is about Jewish people and Judaism, but you do raise an important point: we live in a modern day Hero Cult, and indeed people hold celebrities to different standarts, they are worshipped and they feel themseleves as Deities. Kanye literally calls himself "Yeezus", and I've seen a pro kanye video titled "Kanye's Economic Crucifixion".... it literally COULDN'T be anymore obvious than that. Ironically, the original Hebrew Bible teaches that human deification is the greatest sin of humanity and the cause of our fallen state. See; Genesis, Garden of Eden.
Then you've not been paying attention. In the supremacist imagination Jews are both sniveling and duplicitous and weak, and all powerful rich and dominating. Square that circle please, mr "too powerful."
@@acchaladka They're not too powerful, look again you're confused with lingual term or jargon, in my psyche they are never too powerful. And I know them so well even beyond the nature that my physical senses are able to discern.
Liar. Conspiracy racist loons are on about them all the time. They do it in coded ways. Ranting about George Soros and an antisemitic dog whistle. It’s all over the sewer of social media. Unchecked by the companies who collude with it and ban people who object to it.
That’s because Antisemites use euphemisms to hide the fact that they are racists. For example you’ll hear them talk about “the zionist lobby” and imply that Israel are controlling everything… essentially Antisemitism is a virus that mutates, so that new antisemites can deny they are antisemites at all, because their hate is different from the old. In the Middle Ages Jews were hated for their religion. In the nineteenth and early twentieth century they were hated for their race. Today they are hated for their nation state, Israel.
I assume that the interviewer compared herself as a Scot to Jews because both are stereotyped as being money-obsessed. Seriously? How many Scots were slaughtered due to that particular stereotype? I’m sure Baddiel could have brought that up, but chose not to. And this is exactly what he’s talking about: when a Jew speaks out about Jewish experience, it’s almost inevitable, in my experience, that a non-Jew will do the “Oh we suffer, too” stuff, and compare themselves in a way that shows they have no idea what we’re talking about. That was excruciating. 🤦🏻♀️
Of course you'll now fail to back that opinion up with any facts. Thank goodness you bigots know not to spread antisemitism online, a criminal offence in the UK.
You don't have to hate Jews to be an antisemite. You have to believe antisemitic stereotypes are true. Jewish history and Jewish identity don't fit neatly into anyone's pet political theories, left or left.
In Canada and the U.S. it's the K word that rhymes with Kite that is used to insult Jews. Amazing that name-calling is a cruel habit many adults keep long after childhood schoolyard behaviour. On a more positive note, I hope I have hair like his at that age.
🔆 He especially blessed *"SHEM"* and his Sons, *"BLACK but COMELY"*, and he gave them the habitable earth. 👇🏿 He blessed *"HAM"* and his Sons, *"BLACK like a RAVEN"*, and he gave them as an inheritance the coast of the sea". 👇🏿 He blessed *"JAPHETH"* and his Sons, *"Entirely WHITE"*, and he gave them for an inheritance the desert and its fields, ...Pirke D'Rabbi Eliezer; ❗️🤔💭
Oh like how Whoopi Goldberg does jewface by appropriating a Jewish last name and pretending to be Jewish when she has no Jewish heritage? F ya and your double standards
So weird - Baddiel talking about how bad he and his brother felt cos of anti-Semitic chants at a football match without mentioning his blatant racism against Jason Lee in a TV show which were actually responsible for targeted racial chats against Jason Lee over a period of time....what am I missing???
Baddiel makes some excellent points about the catch 22 situation the Jewish community face in dealing with antisemitism. As someone on the left who is a critic of the Israeli governments actions I also am aware there is a razor thin line between criticizing zionism and straying into dangerous and repulsive anti jewish tropes. Especially amongst the more conspiracy-prone element of the left. However, as a Tottenham fan with a large amount of fellow fans who are jewish the vast majority of them are not offended by the use of the y-word by Spurs. In fact they see it as a form of support against the antisemitism that was directed towards Spurs long before we used the Y word as a point of pride. Ironically David is a Chelsea fan and along with west ham are historically the worst offenders in this matter. gas chamber hissing noises, T-shirts sold outside Stamford Bridge showing Kane in Hassidic dress with a "one of our own" slogan etc. It may feel different outside the Tottenham supporting community however. Though one of my best mates is a Jewish Gooner and he also has no problem with it. It's a complicated issue and my experiences are obviously anecdotal but I remain willing to listen to his points. Also let's not forget baddiel's shocking racist abuse of the Nottingham Forest footballer Jason Lee and his insufficient excuses and half-aresed apologies that came many years too late. Double-standards?
This reads a whole lot like “I have some black friends that are fine with me using the N word, so it’s not really a problem. And one time a black guy said something racist so who cares about anti-black racism”….of course you’d never say this if black people were the subject, but you easily do it for Jews. 🤔
@@m0ckingB1rd42 that's a false equivalence. I was speaking very specifically about within the context of the Tottenham support base. In no other situation would I or I believe the vast majority of supporters use the Y word in a derogatory sense. Hence my not using it here. All I was doing was try to give some historical context to the use of the word as a reaction TO antisemitism.
@@marchekate It's not a false equivalence. You start off by saying that you are critical of the Israeli government. Fair enough. So am I! Then you say something slightly different. You say that you are critical of Zionism, the movement which was established to enable the rights of the Jewish people to the re-creation and building of their historic homeland, Israel. So, are there any other states of which you are critical of their very existence? Have you ever thought of wiping France from the map? How about Iran? Here's a good one. Do you agree with Putin who wants to wipe Ukraine off the map? How about one of Arab states? Hmm? No? Is it just the existence of Israel that you have a problem with? You know what that's called don't you?
@@RebMordechaiReviews I'm not opposed to anyone creating a homeland for themselves. It's a bit more problematic when it involves displacing and oppressing another group of people who also have historic and legal claim to said land no? I don't have a problem with the existence of Israel at all, I think it's creation could have been handled a lot better by Balfour, Lord Rothschild and the Zionist Federation of GB and I do have a problem with the illegal expansion of territory into Palestinian lands and the State of Israels continued oppression of Palestinian people. Clear?
Just make a childrens mode, adults who get their feels hurt use the childrens mode. The rest of the actual adults use the normal version where we can take mean words. If you think this is an endorsement of kanye’s view’s you are in the children’s mode.
I assume you’re talking about Chappell? I’m not sure because you were focused on snowflake mode. Chappell has garnered a history of bigotry, and is a bad example for your childish view.
@@roastedicons1234 he bullied Jason Lee for years. Impersonating him while wearing a blackface and a pineapple on top of his head . Look it up yourself, you clown.
No consequences for David's hate speech. Shows that blacks can be cancelled for being anti Semitic, but jews cannot be cancelled for being anti black. Which contradicts his whole "jews don't count" thesis.
@@Luis_Baruch I don't need to discredit him, he does a good enough job of that himself. Ever seen him 'blacking up' to get a laugh at and the expense of black brits?
@@hashtwo8885 I’m not aware of those slurs? But I’m also not an expert on Baddiel. I mean, who really cares about Baddiel, when it’s simple to separate the issue from the man. His argument is perfectly reasonable unless, of course, you don’t want it to be. Which is why, I suspect, those who don’t want it to be - attack the man instead.
I think you’re just a bit confused, the connection between the Jewish people and Israel goes back long before the birth of either Christianity or Islam. Jews created a society there in the days of Joshua, a kingdom in the days of Saul, and a nation with Jerusalem as its capital in the days of King David: all this more than 3,000 years ago. For 2000 years, the world - and Jews - understood that the Jewish People were an Indigenous People displaced from their homeland. For instance: a Sephardic Jewish poem from the Middle Ages, called “Jerusalem of Spain,” talks about Jewish memories from their beloved Judea [Israel/Palestine]: “the gold of Jerusalem/is reflected in the Tagus River [River in the Iberian Peninsula]/the angels come and go/with the weight of their memories/the bricks of Toledo [city in Spain]/guard the memory/of the splendor of Judea.” The reason why David Baddiel and his ancestors ended up in Europe is because their original home - Israel - was taken from them by empire after empire: think the Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian, Alexandrian, Roman and Byzantine empires, the Crusaders of the Holy Roman Empire, the various Muslim empires such as the Umayyads, Abbasids, Fatimids, Mamluks and Ottomans, and finally the British. And that’s many Jews were forced to emigrate to other parts of the world. That being said Jews are the only people who have maintained a continuous presence in Israel. Most importantly though they are its indigenous, original inhabitants. Jews are an ethnoreligious group and tribe from Eretz Israel (“the Land of Israel” in Hebrew). This is a fact that is easily proven by 4000+ years’ worth of archeology, ample historical record over the last 4 millennia, hundreds of genetic studies in the last several decades, and Jewish culture that dates back thousands of years. The origins of the Jewish People are even reflected in their language. For instance, the original meaning of the word “diaspora” is “the dispersion of the Jewish People beyond the Land of Israel.” The word “tribe” was first used in reference to the Jewish People. The word “Jew” derives not from a faith, but from “Judah” (as in the Kingdom of Judah, one of the two Israelite kingdoms). I’m not Jewish by the way, I’m a gentile that loves history.
