Kaepernick Compares NFL Combine to Slavery, Bill Maher On Word Inflation, How Jay Leno Prepares 

For real.

Sanjay Kupernik?

The dude has lived a very privileged life since he was a child. He is the living definition of how someone becomes indoctrinated.

Derp

FJB

Youre a clone

@@lierx.agerate8230 You're*

I see the White Supremacist have came up with a new slogan.😩

the interesting perspective is that if you were Michael J Fox's character in New York that would be true. if you were a black person in the south, maybe it would be reversed. not saying that nothing changed since the 80's for black people, but the civil rights act and integration and the voting rights act were all kind of a big deal. more so, I think, than the cellphone or pronouns are today if you were black. not calling anyone racist at all. not my intention. I am just saying that statement depends a lot on who you were in the 1940's!

@@theoverunderthinker yeah but.... You missed the point. You are not wrong. You just missed the point. ...and it feels like you are trying to change the point. You wanna make a point, go ahead. Please don't try to change mine.

@@DaleLumbra I am not trying to change your point at all. I am just adding nuance. Did I not say that in the original context (Michael J Fox character, NYC, etc) what they said was true? My point is that it is ONLY true in that cultural context. It is not a universal truth. it is not even a universal truth for all of America, even for white people. I wasn't trying to make a purely race issue, but I can see how you might think that because.... current year... but that was the easiest example to come up with. Like I actually said, not trying to call anyone racist. some more examples: In 1940, not even all middle class Americans had indoor plumbing or air conditioning and people died every summer from heat exhaustion/stroke. Only 40% of homes had refrigerators. the birth control pill was only approved in the late 1950's. all things we take for granted by 1980. MJF's character in bright lights big city was maybe typical yuppie from the 80's and maybe if he went back in time to the 1940's he would have had a similar situation like they said. But not if he was uneducated and from the midwest. not just a race thing, although that strikes me as the big difference for those people, it is just one example. My point is that the superficial details of that story would have been similar, but the podcast are also taking for granted a lot of things that did not exist in the 1940's that were taken for granted by 1980. If you took a average person from 1940 and put them in 1980, they might be just as surprised as if you brought someone from 1980 to today. People from some places may experience less of a difference than others though. depending on your age, you may well remember what it was like in 1980, so it may seem like things changed fast, but 1940 was not so much like 1980 as you think. You just don't remember 1940 unless you are hella old, so the changes aren't as striking. now 20 years from now, we might be just as surprised as you said. but if you went back to the 40's you might have some surprises as well. you probably have a better life in some ways than the richest people from the 40's.

It's what commies do

What did he say about it?

@@DS94everXev bruh, there is no shortage of George Carlin videos on the very platform you and commenting on. Just look it up.

@@sexistspaghettios perhaps there are or were. RU-vid is deleting TONS of vids. And because there are so many according to you id have to find the ones about changing words vs politics or anything else. If you know what Carlin said then tell me. It aint hard if you actually know it. Youre acting like Im asking you how to build a spaceship to Mars. Tell me what Carlin ACTUALLY said.

@@DS94everXev ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qvISFZ7bQcE.html - Here's one, on Euphamisms and Political Correctness. Hopefully, you'll be able to find other bits he did on the same subject from here!

Professional victim is a full time job for some people

Being a White Supremacist is also a full time job.😂

@@rudybrooks3722 you don't even know that person how do you know they are a white supremacist?

Because after that you're bound in spandex and shackled to your accountant.

Because the topic isn’t simply black and white for everyone and it’s layered with a lot of context and individual struggles. Example, I was a single child who grew up in a three bedroom house in the suburbs, I’ve never had to worry about anything, ever. Went to college my parents paid for and was handed a well paying job even after I dropped out of college. I make 100k a year, my family and I have great benefits and my grandchildren won’t have a worry in the world just like my grandparents did for us. My neighbor, was born into a single mother home because the father was thrown in prison for 20 years for possession of marijuana. They have four older siblings and live in a trailer. Their single mother works four jobs to pay rent and can barely afford to feed her children. At the age five they discover football and start playing in the neighborhood with their friends. As they grow older other kids in the neighborhood end up dead or in jail down similar paths that their father went down while this game “football” gives their life structure. Because they never leave the field/ gym they become extremely physically gifted but create no other skills to fall back on later in life. Every waking hour is football when they’re not asleep, sometimes staying with coaches and teammates to get a hot meal or clean bed. They throw a million dollars at you at the age of 20, and you’re expected to make that last how long? Mind you they really want to buy their mom a house, help their sister who has two kids, their dad gets out of prison in a few months. Not to mention out of that milly Uncle Sam took forty percent so they really only have like $600 k for their first rookie contract which is four years if they’re lucky. As much as I agree it’s not “slavery” per say it’s definitely a social trap that a lot of these young men get in. Let me know how some one like Junior Seau is doing with all that “money” they made. For every Tom Brady and Michael Jordan there are at least 10 Delonte West’s that we never hear about. Simply discarding these people because “they are rich” is extremely ignorant and shows your mental depth as a human. TLDR; They spend a billion dollars a day on war but let’s be mad at the football man who take a knee. Ignorant mouth breathers PS- Let’s Go Brandon

@Rayborn Whites No, that's selling out, not being sold. Slaves don't get paid the money, that's what makes it slavery. You pay the slave trader the money. ...and the slave works for free... So it's exactly not slavery. Also, most people including myself would give anything to sign one of those contracts. I don't see anyone enthusiastically lining up to be sold into any form of slavery. It's a poor analogy at best. You are looking for something more like a deal with the devil, a Faustian pact...a genie wish...a white elephant... something where you get a very valuable pay off that ends up being more trouble than it's worth. Food, fucking, porn, slavery, Nazis and the Holocaust aren't the only analogies that exist and sound fucking stupid because they are overused to describe everything under the sun. The fact I can list those off the top of my head is an indicator that they are regrettably prolific and unremarkable. I don't hate rich people and give everyone the same understanding I would expect to be given but it really doesn't say anything about your character at all to not pity professional athletes. Actually it says something about your character that you are insulting people for this rich goofball playing the media. He is an incredibly stupid man. He is worthy of ridicule. You aren't superior to anyone for sticking up for him but rather being a bit of a sucker. I think your easy life has shielded you too much. I grew up poor but because of my fathers work I also grew up around very rich families and they had problems of their own and I had advantages they didn't have too. Your story sounds pretty made up, but if it's not, I have to say, most people aren't exactly that stereotypical, I mean your characterization of your life and your neighbors. It's odd that you are talking about nuance because you're story describes two very one dimensional households that a bad tv writer would use to short hand an idea. It's like characters in a joke its so simplified. So...if that's your experience, just so you know, most people aren't living like that at all. Not the rich, not the middle class, not the poor... that's not very average anywhere but in made up stories. I have zero respect for a grown man that plays a childs game for millions of dollars...even if they get taxed and spend their money unwisely. I grew up in a trailer, I don't spend my money foolishly and resent the implication that the things are linked. Some people are poor because thet are stupid, and yes, they spend their money foolishly because they are still stupid after getting money. Being poor does not, however, cause stupidity in the individual. There's a link (stupid people fuck up a lot) but it's not causal. Living in a bad environment does make you desperate and impulsive, but if you leave that environment you no longer have an excuse, its a situation not a disease inside of you. Men are more impulsive when they go to war, but when they come home they return to being pragmatic in most cases. Some never look at life the same way again, but that wasn't the fact of war its what happened to them at war. Everyone doesn't get "in the shit" and come home with ptsd. Most wouldn't dream of visiting a hooker or doing hard drugs but at war? You might consider doing some things you wouldn't normally do. It rarely sticks. If you lived through tragedies or got involved in dangerous business growing up in the ghetto that has nothing to do with having less money at all. Rich people exposed to violence and trauma are also often changed for life, it's not related to income in the slightest. Being poor is like being homeless. You learn nothing but what you already know. It sucks to be tired and cold and dirty and standing around on concrete all day. You don't need to be homeless to figure that out. Same for being poor. Yes, people have plenty of misapprehensions about what it's like to be poor or homeless...almost everything you hear is wrong actually, but arrogant people who have never suffered are just as wrong as the people who defend them and those suffering for that matter about how all this is and what it all means. P.S. Screw lets go Brandon and Brandon, the right/left dichotomy is a control mechanism. It's better when they are fighting. If they get together and agree on something or one side gets too much power it always results in the death of millions and more loss of liberty.

@@FromTheRoomOfLittleEase : well said, you articulated many ideas from a refreshing

Viewpoint!

I would love for people like this to be dropped off in the wilderness and say there you go no one oppressing you out here now you should be able to flourish. I wonder how these morons would of faired 1000 years ago as well?

This is nothing compared to the 4 year Conald Trump dumpster fire! Conald couldn't string together a single coherent sentence to save his life! laughed at by every world leader and to his face at the United Nations, every country thinks of him as a clown!

But, but, but Orange Man!!!! Whaaaaaah!!!!!

@@accutronitisthe2nd95 sir you may not be aware but spice is illegal now. It’s unfortunate you did not get that memo over the last 4 years and were doped out while the country prospered under Trump. But sure please continue your rambling narrative, I’m up early and have a little time for laughs.

Thank you.

The metal 🤘

@@Mic420m -Bro 🤘

You mean MDMA

Nah, ... back then it was the real thing.. MDA....😏

@@scottycas -Some call it that, depends. Others call is X or Molly. It all depends. 🙂

He had a solid year on a stacked team but he was a downgrade from Alex Smith.

Takes one to know one.

He's from the central valley of CA... A straight smogged Out armpit. I think it's all the pesticides but Fresno to Stockton iS shot the fuck out.

@@Mic420m I would take offense but you are not wrong. Best move I made was leaving Stockton.

*than Examples: “ThEn I went to the store” vs “It was greater thAn…”

What is TDS?

I quite like Bill. I was hoping he would have realized his TDS by now. But he hasn't.

@@seanknox7321 Trump Derangement Syndrome

🤣

Jesse smolet is jealous.

Kaepernick has enough money to hire Lincoln Project protesters to follow him around with tiki torches, pretending to be right wingers.

The acting is poor and melodramatic too. Drama was much better before the mid 90s. Now it's like watching children play make believe, I can't watch it. What people used to call bad acting is way more watchable than what people now call good acting. Edit: To be clear I'm not saying poor acting in the past was any more convincing but it was less embarrassing to watch. Poor acting is always poor acting, obviously.

Even worse for us who were kids in the 80’s. TV shows actually had jokes and were funny. Nobody got their feelings hurt.

Wonder what it would take to throw him over the line? I was done with them in the early Summer of '20. And I thought I was late to the party.

@ Glenda Collins he’s never going to change parties and that’s ok. Frankly, he has a lot more credibility criticizing the Left as a Leftist.

"it" lol 😂😂😂

I had literally never heard of it before like a week ago.....still have no clue who it is.

It was so traumatic that Kaepernick had to take his $61,000,000 in guaranteed money and buy a small island for his private zoo. That's how depressed he was... so don't make light of it.

@@RealYRM wow that sounds horrible only 61 million guaranteed poor guy

@@criscase6632 It is... sometimes, if he's taking a private jet to a luxury resort, a tear will fall down his cheek into his Patron Tequila Extra Anejo En Lalique Serie II mixed drink that his paid wait staff brought to him. He gets so upset about it he'll tell me to check my privilege... y'know? And he's right to say that.

@@RealYRM hopefully he will contact BLM they will help make the situation right they always do

..and yet he spent years himself trying to get back into slavery. I guess life as a freedman was not so sweet for him!

I saw a live taping once. The majority of people applaud and hoot for opposing viewpoints throughout the show. It’s bizarre. It doesn’t matter what the guests or host said as long as they said it with conviction. It was like watching the crowd at American Idol go crazy for a singer holding a long note. They just think that’s the cue to clap. It’s why Johnny Cochran was so successful, he’d rhyme or repeat himself or turn a phrase and the seals would clap on cue.

@@GoatMalp I have listened to the show and it is not like that for the majority of the episodes so…

Fine. Most decided to ignore his perspective because it's silly.

I respect him for being one of the very few Liberals to call out his side.

Yeah, how did those thousands before him do it? I guess it's all worse now

Worse, can you imagine the psychological scarring he has endured knowing he was raised in a loving home by middle-class white people?

@@cognitivedissidents4642 Yes, like Obama’s hard upbringing. 😂

in the hood. where else.

It’s probably a wig. He’s a fraud lol

What's he tell cars?

More like Israeli/middle eastern Brady. Kaep don't even look black.

What do you mean " wait for hyper inflation" Its been here

Wait, what?!.... he is mixed? That proves it it's the freaking liberal white gene that's causing this. I mean look at Obama he too is oppressed, the president of USA. Interesting.

He can’t deal with it. By his own logic he should off himself. He’s the worst.

hes still funny unlike kimmel

@Chris Rein don't you need skill to get into sports? shit is not like a skilless lottery ticket

They have a combine, it’s just not covered as much bc their Draft isn’t as big of a deal.

No, that's selling out, not being sold. Slaves don't get paid the money, that's what makes it slavery. You pay the slave trader the money. ...and the slave works for free... So it's exactly not slavery. Also, most people including myself would give anything to sign one of those contracts. I don't see anyone enthusiastically lining up to be sold into any form of slavery. It's a poor analogy at best. You are looking for something more like a deal with the devil, a Faustian pact...a genie wish...a white elephant... something where you get a very valuable pay off that ends up being more trouble than it's worth. Food, fucking, porn, slavery, Nazis and the Holocausts aren't the only analogies that exist and sound fucking stupid because they are overused to describe everything under the sun. The fact I can list those off the top of my head is an indicator that they are regrettably prolific and unremarkable.

@@FromTheRoomOfLittleEase Ooooo, you’re a connoisseur of semantics. How erudite. Look pal, I’m in the middle of a RU-vid comment section. I’m not dropping Faustian or asymptotic so that I end up confusing more people than delineating a concept. Pro sports is modern day slavery. You own them by paying such ridiculous sums that they can’t say no to unscrupulous demands. That’s a nice, woody word, unscrupulous. I bet you liked that one. 😅