My grandfather legit picked cotton and I'm Hispanic/native I'm 50 percent but my dad was 100 I believe whites did take land from people possibly without knowing it they would just move into an area and say I copped this land they did people dirty man
Most rich people come from rich families… a rich person has an easier life and is able to focus more on the education…. You can’t argue with it… it’s a fact….
Irish & German. An Irish male was 6lb cotton, females cost 9lb vs a black African male coat 7 silver pieces. Irish were considered disposable property due to the high population & no shipping fees
Regardless of that what people really forget is that the term “Slave” comes from the Eastern European Slavic people that the muslims took as slaves. Slavery originated with muslims “minority” taking white peole “majority” as slaves way back in the ninth century and lasted longer than the slavery in America . There is still forms of slavery in those parts today.
@@01gtbdaily30 lol you’re such a liar….SLAVE is an Greek term…NO CuaCASIANS as a GROUP were ever ENSLAVED..CHATTEL slavery was ONLY used in the N/S-AMERICAS…WORST kind of slavery in history…Feel Guilty WHITE Boy
@@01gtbdaily30that’s the funny part about this video, that girls people where enslaved and slaughtered by the hundreds of millions by Muslims… not white people. 😂🤣. But she’s bitching about the USA. Good god stop the insanity.
People never (rarely?) talk about black Africans selling other black Africans. It seems a case of completely ignoring the origins and history of slavery.
"Um, I just LIKE(1) think about LIKE (2) let's say historical context LIKE (3) slavery for example, it's LIKE (4) the slave owners LIKE (5) they built all their money and now we still see LIKE(6) people reaping the benefits of that. Her Like's are a sign of the braIn searching for an on ramp to the intersectionality within D.I.E. ideology. Again colleges aren't teaching student how to think, they teach what to think and this girl is an example of regurgitation dogmatic talking points. It doesn't matter that she can't defend her position, she merely needs to hold the 'approved" postion.
Are you suggesting different races have different IQ? That's the dumbest argument you can bring up. No science behind it. What I think is fair and should be debatable is cultural differences. If you look at the most successful races, it's Asians. Indians are the top, followed by Chinese. They out earn white significantly. It's reasonable to argue that their cultures are very education-focused.
@dailyrant4068 could we argue that these cultural differences lead to different IQ outcomes? And currently cultures tend to differ across racial lines? So race might not be causal, but correlated?
@@slipperysteve8 No? IQ doesn't change based on culture. If you work in IT, you'd know the quality of Indians in US vs in India are also vastly different. The more "Americanized" the Indian programmer is, the more likely he/she delivers results. This is something Indians themselves acknowledge. So clearly, something is different about the Asians in US that makes them the highest earning group.
I came from a family with one income and 8 kids, 6 younger than me. I worked my way through a 2 year college program. In the same program, a gal had a brand new mustang that she had just bought. She was Mexican descent, both of her parents were teachers and they paid for her college and she lived at home and drove to school. She did not have to work but because she was Mexican descent, she got a grant for her college. She took that money and bought the mustang car. I could not get a grant for school even though my parents could not afford to help me but I could get loan which I did, and got a job at the college and took the bus to and from college. Nothing but anti white racism! It really pi. ssed me off.
My issue is the parents who gave those stupid trophies aren’t admitting their screw up and expecting those children they screwed up to do everything themselves.
Saying _EVERYBODY_ "should be" able to get the same education, is understandable for K-12, but after that, you MUST work to be able to do that. If your grades suck, too bad!
I'd disagree. Would you say that everyone has the same inherently acquired intellect? If not, then that means someone had an advantage that others had to work harder to get to the same level. It's essential to saying "Hey, I know you're having a physically (handicap) challenging time running, but I'm going to judge you by your ability to do so." So though he can work hard to get the strength to be able to eventually, but it doesn't still negate that the non- handicap individual has a head start. Now, associate that with mental intellect. I say that there should be a standard of help, and others aren't allowed to acquire additional advantages to get a leg up.
@@Jseagle1989nah, it’s all about doing what is necessary to get into a college and study your ass off. I saved up for it, and did not have any extra money to help someone else out. One of my college friends dropped out because of money. He CHOSE to spend a lot of his time working to pay for pot, and to smoke it. I didn’t.
@@gregkasza1925college is a lie, a waste of time and resources. I spend my money on things that make me happy, instead of crippling education debt. And honestly with a couple certificates and a decent sales job, I make more money than most college educated nurses in my area, and far better benefits.
@Jseagle1989 If everyone actually got the same K-12 education. You would still have kids with better grades and test scores. Because some people are just naturally more intelligent and get stuff faster. And those who don't like myself had to work harder. Here's the thing life isn't fair, never will be, and there will always be people who have it easier than others. Because we're not all equally intelligent regardless of education.
Mexican American here. Both were working class renters. I went to community college and then Transferred to state university and got a useful degree. Paid off my loans. Got a good job making six figures. I chose one of the many proven strategies for success.
It's communism. The foolish idea that everyone deserves the same wealth regardless of effort, talent or contribution. It just leads to mass poverty 100% of the time. There is nowhere where people of any race live better than in America. That's a fact. Which means... we have nothing to apologize for. There is no better system.
These kids need to realize life isn’t fair. I worked my way through college and finished debt free only because my father instilled in me a good work ethic.
Equity, two college students attend a school, one skips days, another doesn’t… they both deserve A’s….. no Two students, both attend all days, one ends with an A the other with a C, D, or F… they both deserve A’s…. No morons
Life is not always fair, if you did not achieve what you want, that is on you, no one else. Here is a personal example. When I was 18 I once had a job working in a data center as a computer operator. I found out the folks in customer service were getting bonuses because of survey scores and we in operations were not. I was bitching to my father when I got home about how that was not fair. My dad looked at me and said, "Steve if you want that bonus go get that job". For me to get that bonus check was solely placed on my shoulders, no one else's.
💥Equity _DOES NOT EQUAL_ Equality!!!💥 If it has to do with; where somebody grows up and/or possible financial issues, then bust your butt and do well so you can get scholarships, grants, etc. for college. There are so many GRANTS that just sit there each year (for those who don't know, grants don't need to be paid back like loans). STOP ACTING LIKE A VICTIM!
There is an inequality among teachers. When my daughter was in 3rd grade her teacher tried saying she was cognitively struggling at her grade level. The special ed teacher gave my daughter some exams in which she fell short in one item. She didn't know what a long division symbol was and the special ed teacher had to inform her teacher that should have been covered already. It was the teacher who was withholding knowledge from the students. Teachers often get rushed at the end of the school year. I heard them gasp how far behind they were through the years. Teachers blame students and their parents when this happens. They make claims that a student made them spend more time on the subjects. That is a lie. The teacher spends excess time on each skill because she doesn't like teaching new skills. It is easier for a teacher to hand students another work paper like the work paper she gave them the last week than it is to start a new skill. Kids get bored and start tuning out the teacher. Learning isn't exciting when you spend weeks on one skill. The teacher claims "Billy" hasn't got it yet so it is he who is slowing progress. No it isn't. It is the teacher. The teacher should have created an intervention the minute it was clear "Billie" was really not getting something.
This was the exact reason I dropped out of high school. I realized I was being "taught" the same things I'd learned in 7th grade. This was back in'98 when I dropped out. So it's been going on for a long time now, too.
This is the sort of thing I wish society would address. Not every teacher is a hero. Each year, my kids have maybe 1 teacher they really like, and several that do 2/3 of their job. I appreciate the patience it takes to be a teacher, I really do. Both kids are now in high school and there isn't a week that goes by in which they didn't have a substitute teacher for this or that class. There's a big reason home schooled kids are way ahead and only work 2-3 hours a day to be way ahead.
My family has been in the country from nearly the start and we don’t have any generational wealth. Were white as hell and no one in my family ever could afford to go to college. The idea that white peoples are ahead for being white is ridiculous.
Equality of opportunity? Who is stopping anyone? How about blaming the individual or the parents instead of society. I came from backwards, hillbilly, mostly ignorant criminals. At 7, I looked around me. I said I wanted to wear a 3 piece suit and command respect just by my presence. I wasn't popular, nor did I want to be. I was an outcast. So? It sucks when you are 15. It pays off when you are retired at 50 and the ones left behind are no longer "cool" but just another heap of bottom feeders demanding people like me must do something for them.
I just want to say thank you for acknowledging that DEI is not only not Liberalism, but it's undermining Liberalism. It goes against everything that actual Liberals (Locke, Payne, Freidman, Mises, etc) stood for.
You show me one person still around in the states who owned slaves, and one person who was a slave, then between those two people maybe you might have an agreement. I don't owe you sh*t, if anything people that claim victimhood should apologize to all the people they are discriminating against with illegal laws such as affinitive action.
I (caucasion) was in indentured servitude in my youth (traveling carnival)... didn't understand it was illegal. Cop saved me and I got my 'reperations'.. cop threatened the owners, they gave me $150 (30 yrs ago.. roughly $1364 today) as compensation and to pay for me to get home. It happened, I learned from it and went on with my life. These social snowflakes who blather on about things they have never experienced in their own lives are such empty shells that they need to invent or borrow adversaties to feel they have substance.
All of these people, punctuate their answers with "like", everywhere. It shows that the real struggle isn't their color, but maybe, their education or will to self improve.
My mom came from a poor family… she had t shirts and 3 siblings. She grew up in the country too. She managed to graduate college with 2 degrees and is now an executive. It’s not about money. Cause u have the most money and end up with nothing.
I'm 57, white, construction worker. literally taking my 10 minute break now, about to collapse from exhaustion..... waiting for my white privilege to kick in (any time now!)
These students are sad. Equality of outcome doesn't exist among siblings. Susie becomes a doctor, and her younger brother Billy becomes a truck driver.
Best point I have read so far… Neither of my parents have a college degree, neither do my two brothers… Furthermore, my brothers and I had the same upbringing, same (limited) resources, the same parents working full time, the same public school education, etc… Yet, I have an undergraduate and a graduate degree.. I worked construction while going to college to obtain my undergraduate degree… I tried to get my brothers to go to college, I was only able to motivate one to attend trade school… Regardless of resources one must be motivated and have the desire to learn; unfortunately, many lack that attribute…
This professor is a gem. I've only watched snippets, but he makes you think a little more than just me me me. Many 9f th students bring valid points, but the fact of the matter is not everyone, no matter how equal the circumstancesst may never become equal. They may get similar results but never equal.
Slavery stunted the growth of the USA it didn't enhance it. That's why when the Civil War started the North was industrialized and wealthy whereas the Confederate states were poor agricultural backwaters that had to import war materiel.
A kid whose parents make 100K will get very little in student loans. At least the poor have student loans (and grants) Not that it’s always a good decision, but I’m telling you now, if you make a living wage, you had better start saving if you want your kids to go to school. Having said that, if your mom makes 50K, and your dad makes 400K, and you live with your mom, you will only have to claim her 50K. And that is unfair and pisses me off. Once again, parents are punished for staying together.
The concept of enforced racial equity in society inherently requires the creation of racial hierarchies with the entire intent of discriminating people based on their race. Which in the USA is illegal per the civil rights act and EEOC.
I'm 74 worked as an engineer for 40 years I don't have a college degree,but I have a degree in life which is more important. Seeing these students who have been brainwashed I'm glad I didn't go to college I can think for myself.
This is such bullshit. First of all these people 150+ years after emancipation are not victims. Second I am 4th generation American of immigrant grandparents and great grandparents, all of whom started out with nothing. We never had slaves and we owe descendants nothing. Stop whining and get to work, it's a long road to prosperity and nobody is going to give you a handout.
She only mention what is on her favor. She forgot to mention that there was slave owners of her same skin color and the biggest slave owners in all history were the coreans and Middle east civilizations, shocking!
No everybody has had problems and been oppressed you don't get to put them in a category. It's what do you do with your life today, the time. That you yourself can control. Unless you can go back in time and stop your ancestors from selling people to the rest of the world. There's nothing you can do about the past
Not sure why parents no longer say “life’s not fair” when their children say “that’s not fair”, I thank my mom for that one!!! And I thank my stepdad for this one, whenever I said “I wish”… he’d say “work harder then, or wish in one hand and sh*t in the other and you’ll end up with a handful of sh*t… that’s how productive a wish is….”
The problem is we’ve developed western society that just because you worked “hard” then you are entitled to the outcomes you want. If that’s the case, then everyone who goes to medical school is entitled to be a doctor. Do you want a mediocre doctor who worked “hard” but didn’t truly attain their degree? Or just because every team worked hard in the NFL, then all players deserve a Super Bowl ring?
They don't understand how many wealthy people rose out of being poor. But they also had an idea, and the drive to make it happen. They were work-a-holics.
My father did not have a chance to go to college right out of high school. He joined the military and went to college on the GI bill and worked through 4 years at Bucknell. There were no loans for going to college.
We've gotten to the point where ppl just don't reflect on history but also use it to gain sympathy and acting like they're victim Just bat sht crazy, all the money putting into study gone down the drain
I wonder if these people would agree that their children should not benefit from their hard work. They shouldn’t do anything to set up their children for success either.
The guy in the front row obviously isn't trying to get an education cause he's too busy wanting to be on his phone or take a nap. He could sit at home and do that for free
I think people are jealous because other people come from a more privileged background but they don’t understand how much work other people had to do to gain their wealth. The girl wants to attribute people’s wealth to slaves but not everyone owned slaves, so in all reality she should attribute people’s wealth to workers in their “business” or at least associate people’s wealth to the work their employees have done. Which should not have bad connotations because employees should get paid a reasonable wage or salary, while the business owner reaps the profits of a business or goes into debt to keep the business going.
One of the big misconceptions I think and maybe I'm wrong but it's not where you go to college. It's where you graduate from. My kids will go to community college for the first 2 years because a lot of the classes are the same. You need to get your prerequisites out for your major community college. Can do that at a very inexpensive price if you go to community college or some state school and then you go to Harvard and graduate from Harvard. Nobody pays attention to what you did before that. They only care about where you got that degree from
The young people in University these days not having the tools needed to go further in University is the fault of the K-12 system that has been created. They all seem to fall short in the basics when they enter a University. Many moons ago when I went from High school to University I knew without a doubt I was given the tools to take what I learned further. Then there was also a 13'th grade where the focus was on what direction you personally wanted to take and the Curriculum was designed for that goal. Mine was the sciences so I had to take advanced algebra, functions and relations, introduction to the Calculus. Then I also had to take advanced Physics and advanced Chemistry. With the tools I learned there the first 2 years were a breeze the next 2 years I found myself studying more than I ever had before. Study was done through books then also. so it meant reading hours and hours of texts and studies and Notebooks by people that came well before you that created some of the theories I had to research. Today it seems the Young people going to Universities were set up to fail by the very school system that taught them. They were let down with a education system that forgot what mattered and chose to fill their heads with useless out in the world ideas and fell short in actual education that would have set them up for success assuming you can retain the tools given. I was witness to the beginnings of all of this as a University TA I saw young people come in that had difficulty grasping things like trig, and any real advanced algebra, unable to even so much as graph a simple function. And could not understand radicals or exponents let alone solve an algebraic problem. They were being let down even then. Many it took a year of tutor classes to catch up well enough to carry on. Young people these days also lack any real direction. No one there to guide them in their journey into the real world no one seemed to care in school or at home to figure out what problems they may have in school. Parents were to busy trying to maintain a family unit to be able to have the time for a nice sit down have a chat dinner. Something that was demanded every day in my home as a young adult. These are the failures in my humble opinion that put young people in the position to fail at what they try.
You know what is really fascinating to me? The kids in this video are talking about another kid or the hypothetical kid coming from a poor family. However, when it comes to college since when is it your parents responsibility to pay for it even if they have money? Look at Rockefeller. He didn’t give his kids anything at all. Plenty of rich people do not give their kid one dollar after they turn 18 and that includes college. It’s not your parents responsibility to pay for your education past 12th grade.
Getting a loan to sit through this class is a waste of money. It’s like teaching little children things instead of really learning core subjects to work in the real world. The world is not fare; life is not fare. Then what are you trying to learn from this class other than wasting money? 🤔 they all have privileges since they are able to attend college/uni while billions of people like me couldn’t. If I’m no complaining then they should not be complaining about anything in life?
We need to face the fact that everyone is not born equal. There are genetic differences between individuals that will have an effect on their life outcomes. That's OK. We should not try to compensate people for their short falls.
We are getting into a culture that punishes people for doing the right things and being wealthy or being smarter. Or having good parents. Tough luck. We should teach again that having a two parent household is ideal and love and discipline is key. But now society says anything goes. .
My grandma and her mom also picked cotton in washington State, where is my reporations? 🤣 The first world problems of black dutch / german immigrants who were sold to whites via slave trade as non white Caucasians who then married into the tribes but were to proud to take handouts from the white ran goverment.
She doesn’t make sense. 1 end she says it’s not fair then on the other end she says “just make it work” isn’t “just make it work” always the better mind set?? why not think that from the start
I think thats the point: She had to accept the fact that life isn't fair, then its easy to come to the conclusion that you just have to work with what you've got.
THIS IS NOT ABOUT WHICH POLICY OR WHICH GOVT EVERYONE IN THESE MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR COMPLEXES HAVE TIME AND LEASURE TO DISCUSS THESE SUBJECTS AKIN TO MAKING A SELECTION OF WHICH CHOCOLATES TO CHOOSE IN A CANDY STORE WHILE THE WHOLE THIRD WORLD STRUGGLED MASSIVELY TODAY FOR 10-12-14-16 HOURS JUST TO SURVIVE AND REPEAT THIS SEVEN DAYS A WEEK. BEG FOR FORGIVENESS
The world "slave" comes from europeans being enslaved by muslim conquerors in the balkans. There's even been slaves in muslim caliphates like in Spain and Portugal. Even vikings took other europeans as slaves. How ignorant can you be? Student: Yes
Sounds like to me when they talk about one student having it all handed to them and the other having to overcome adversity.....the kid that had to overcome adversity would easily win the race, not the kid given everything 😂. The kid given everything has the disadvantage of not having to overcome adversity
