Patrice was a man who seems not to like attachment. I saw him on Chappele show once, The Office a few episodes. But I'm sure had he lived he would have mellowed out and probably would have a crazy podcast by now.
Patrice was the best guest ever on this show. He was hilarious, challenged Anthony, riffed perfectly off of Anthony, and spoke the truth about the bullshit in the black community, the white community, and all women. I grieved over Patrice's passing more than I did over many of my own family members.
I'm with you. He made life just a little bit better with his comedy and his on-point observations. I got to meet him once and he made fun of me and I was fucking honored!!! Anyone who is offended when a comedian breaks their balls has no understanding of comedy.
LiberalsArePoop Patrice is a legend. I revisit these clips bc he was a special man. He brought the best out of Ant too. We will never have discussions like these again. I loved O&A so much. All the guys Ant, Patrice, Colin, Vos, Bob Kelly, Norton and the rest.
Liberals are poop. Your mom know you’re on the internet hearing this shit, with this adolescent handle? You’re clearly 11 years old. Arrested development.
jigyoda Somebody tell him about the white European slave trade. Whites have undergone obscene hardships too, we just don’t whine about it all the time.
@@spenser9908 lmao 1 million slaves in a region known for slavery over 250 years? During a time of religious fragility when everyone was fighting. The Spanish enslaved that many Africans at the same time to just their colony’s and another 11 million by other empires around the world. The other difference is one was because of a difference in ideology one was of a direct superiority complex that broke cultures down some of which we still don’t know the histories for. Black people at least in America only got voting rights in the 60s don’t act like we have been smooth sailing since fucking 1776
if you go to Ant vs Bill Burr though, all the Bill Burr fanboys come out calling ant a raging ignorant racist and Bill Burr the "comedic genius". I miss pre-Nia bill burr. After he got married to Nia bill became PC as hell
TheRoyalHam Finally somebody that sees thin-skinned, white-guilt burr for what he is. He attacks every group except blacks, whereas Patrice, and Chapelle are legendary because they go after everybody. Burr is the epitome of being a hypocrite when it comes to him ‘dishing it out’.
Anthony was wrong here. Lincoln freed the slaves because that was his position his entire life. The south declared war once Lincoln was elected, before he even got into office.
This conversation reminds me of so many other conversations that I've had with people because there are so many inaccurate statements being made. We all do it though. We half way know what we're talking about debating with others that that know a little more or a little less.
Andy Ward I'll admit that too bro. At least you can admit it and I have to respect that. In this age of tech, we can look up facts to insert them into discussions...from reputable sites of course.
@@Handsomecrayon Gavin is correct. Ant is more factual and takes the logical approach. Patrice is amazing at breaking things down in a way everyone can understand. But Patrice is factually incorrect sometimes. Both guys are hilarious.
Patrice was just a series of PUA and proto-MGTOW screeds with all the insecurity of the whitest black guy to grow up in Boston with a thin patina of the absolutely hack black Urban bluster to compensate for the fact he was an insecure little marshmallow. He's as philosophical as the habitually unemployed always are which is where he gleaned most of his critical race theory, lifted from public-park chess boards by former-felon chess hustlers who misquote and misinterpret a mish-mash of African Studies humanities horseshit from undergrad pyramid schemes and the one guy who read the collected works of Elijah Muhammed. Patrice wanted _so_ desperately to be black when everything else about his interests and personality were so "white" that he had to parlay his tired borrowed-rhetoric so he could convince people he was black enough and was "down for the struggle" despite the fact he was born into a cradle-to-grave general welfare system where all he had to do was work at least 10% of his adult life, not commit any felonies, and sire a few children out of wed-lock to be effectively taken care of his entire life. That was the black "struggle" he railed against and rather than exercise a little agency because that was "too white" he just wanted to sit there and bitch about how rough he had it. FUCK PATRICE.
@@GentlemanBystander you're so wrong. He made people laugh and think. And still is today. Probably more than you've ever done. You think you're smart and you may be, but you have no emotional intelligence. So therefore you cannot logically judge Patrice. Fuck you
@@GentlemanBystander Oh wow. Did you know him personally? Or rather what was the source of your analysis of his life? I would rather ask than assume anything about you first.
@@jwilliamr86 Go fuck yourself with a rake, anybody who gets as flustered as you do over the characterization of someone you only know in a fawning fan-boy sense is a good indication you don't have enough value in your life or anything you've accomplished here-to-fore.
Anthony is white on the modern sense of the word. “White” in the Early American White was WASP white Greeks and Italians considered themselves “white” and the Celts to be savage Pale mfers. Anthony isn’t wrong, but he wouldn’t be considered white in Early America I don’t think.
@edwinsolis5710 , Colin Quinn describing Anthony Cumia as a "back alley Tunisian knife fighter" is of unsurpassed accuracy to this day, many years later.
Lincoln gets all the credit, nobody talks about the British Royal Navy successful effort to end the trans atlantic slave trade, granted just like Lincoln it also helped in a military context against Bonaparte, but there was a huge Christian abolition movement in England that used the war against the french as a catalyst.
I think Ant was always an idiot that didn’t learn. Patrice tried to help him but he was too stuck up.He thought all black people were like Patrice until he got his ass beat by a female and then lost his job.
Just when I thought recent TACS could get me KO'd at LEAST a couple of times per show, this one did it so much it actually hurt! Ant and Patrice on top form are gold-dust! Just imagine the PC backlash if BBC aired this...
Drink Me they also started slavery before USA even existed dumb ass. They brought all the slaves here. So fuck England, the country that started it all
Yo anyone having that conversation today with those opposing views would end in a bloodbath. Ant was right but holy shit that was a trigger. The fact that they laughed it off but still had some insightful comments is amazing.
Golden Knight Hey, how about finding a black guy you could say these things to. I doubt it though. A little bit too much pussy in ya, you keyboard warrior. And Anthony was definitely off base.
anthony definitely walks a tight line. Patrice is definitely patient with this guy as he seems to have a lot of just below the surface views that are sketchy at best. in my opinion he should have had his ass beat
It's called hypocrisy. A great strategy of the mass towards the few dumb. "Accuse the other side of that which you are guilty" is - Joseph Goebbels. nazi propaganda administrator.
Man o man. Patrice died in 2011 and Django came out in 2012. Such a shame that he never got to see that movie and talk on it. I loved all his movie rants.
Patrice is wrong here about the cotton gin. The cotton gin automated the labor intensive and tedious process of removing the seeds from the raw cotton. This freed up economies of scale for plantations to get bigger and slaves needed to pick the crop.
Lincoln was always opposed to slavery, as was the Republican party. Sure, freeing the slaves was bad for Lincolns enemies, since Lincoln was an enemy of slavery and of slave holders.
Lincoln was not a racial egalitarian and wasnt opposed to slavery until the civil war and during that time he was reluctant to let blacks join the union army. As an Illinois legislator, congressman and political leader before the Civil War, Lincoln opposed the abolitionists, supported enforcement of the fugitive slave law, favored removing all blacks from the United States and explicitly endorsed the state’s laws barring blacks from voting, serving on juries, holding office and intermarrying with whites..
@@marklenhay5903 Well, Lincoln was a politician, if he advocated for unpopular views as a congressman he never would have become president. And maybe Lincoln did hold some 19th century racial views, but that is not the same as supporting slavery.
@@maxspringfield 18th century politician did write in that declaration that we hold these truth to be self evident that all man are created equal and have an inalienable right to life liberty and the pursuit of happinness
Except freeing them meant nothing to the south Anthony . It was a political move to keep France and Britain from siding with or giving resources to the south. He waited until the north had a victory, Gettysburg, to do so .
The English freed slaves first in England and then in their colonies. Lincoln was part of the Republican party who ran on a platform to end slavery. However he did say he would have not ended slavery if it meant he could win the war sooner. I think he also said he wanted to send the slaves back to Africa.
