What he says about society & race, worth a listen. 

You all started slavery on us 1ST... FUCKING GOOGLE THAT?! #Slavicslavetrade...RESEARCH IT?! NO...YOU NEED TO LISTEN BROTHERS!!!

Where do you think the name "SLAVE" COME FROM??? 🤔 *** "SLAV-IC" PEOPLE OF EUROPE !

Thanx, I found this very educational...Much obliged*

i wonder when we can just hangout again and not give a sh*t about color i miss the good times... at my school everyone got along we were big chillin feet on the ceiling

@@SeekAfterGod Yeah thank you! What the fuck happened to all of us hanging out? I was hanging out with black friends when I was 5yrs old, watching the 'Breakin' movies, breakdancing, playing sports together. Then as soon as Trump got elected, a white man again. They turned their back to me, gave me death threats, snub me in public & now won't even talk to me? 😢 THAT SHIT CRUSHED ME! 😭 Now I know what true hate is?! What true racial hate is?! If thats how black people have felt so dejected from us? WOW MAN, THAT IS AN AWFUL FEELING & MAKES ME NOT WANT TO BE A RACIST AT ALL!

....and....just because an opinion is a majority held opinion, also doesn't mean it is the right opinion.

Feminist: you hear Sum?

@delar1983 We lived in a democracy when slavery was the norm and when Homophobic laws were in place and when most people in society were legally unable to vote. So in your opinion that was 'right' yes?

@delar1983 There is no such thing as a "right opinion".

@delar1983 That is not strictly true either. In the UK we have plenty of mass opinion that is enshrined in British Law that is contrary to international law. I have had to prove this in court.

Underrated comment, a lot of people play gotcha games.

Is that your words or is it a line from a movie - sounds really good- patent those words

Even in this video, but only it doesn't have that much consequence since it's supportive and isn't counteractive

Actually true

I 100% agree with you, thank god I found this comment...😂 I thought I was the only one who realized this. Both sides are guilty of it, nothing is going to get done or improve until people learn to be more understanding. And I think that it is up to the citizens to do, because the media and politicians seem to just want to divide everyone...

This exactly what I was gonna say💯💯

You're not trying to lose either, but know when you lose

Conversations dont need a winner and a loser.

Exactly this, if I'm wrong I take that as a win because being wrong means I learned something.

What even is winning

Well of course they’re not going to sell the part of being “woke” that shows positivity because being woke and aware of your worth messes up the system… There are plenty of people who are trying to have positive conversations and treat people who disagree with them with plenty of respect… And because people Have only been inundated with the “half sleep” for lack of a better word, They often approach people who they feel are “woke” as if they are approaching the ignorant...This is why open minds and listening are so important in conversations and solving problems

The "WOKE" meaning hasn't changed, it's been redefined like many words in American language and overly used as a derogatory word to label anything a person disagrees with.

@@TubeWatcher True, Woke is the counter to the left as racism or sexists is the counter to the right. Its all the same mentality. Those words dont hold worth anymore. How we move past this phase and have sincere conversations again, idk. Atm podcasts and some YT channels seem to be the only place.

@tubewatcher #Facts The idea behind being woke was hijacked long ago. This is what always happens.

@@TubeWatcher It's used as derogatory term because current 'woke' has gone too far left, often borderline preposterous level. In current times, 'red-pilled' is basically the new 'woke' of how it used to be used. But of course, 'red-pilled' people don't use the word 'woke' because it is already used as a derogatory term.

Dear Lord Jesus, I know that I am a sinner, and I ask for Your forgiveness. I believe You died for my sins and rose from the dead. I turn from my sins and invite You to come into my heart and life. I want to trust and follow You as my Lord and Savior. In Your Name. Amen.n bjb

True

@@briannk3720 Is that the religion converting quotes for christians? I've seen muslims do their version in the comment sections, very interesting now that this is common.

@@kenz2756 it's a fucking bot

@@lol-cy9wr Oh hey, I've noticed you before saying you're the black people of Asia but I forgot the comment. You're not though, you're just like any other South East Asian people, there are really light and dark South East Asian. You're actually very similiar to Malaysians and Indonesians too which also have similiar skin tones. The papuans are the black people of Asia, but i guess they were originally from elsewhere.

It's also a valid debate practice. Exercising your ability to debate is sometimes taking a stance from a POV, whether you agree or not, and practicing your ability to discuss it.

I notice that in almost every video. It is definitely admirable

Samuel Redmond Unfortunately I have to agree with you sir. It is a truth.

Rule one of primary/elementary school, listen when someone else is talking

He manages to see all sides while still expressing his beliefs and having a code. That's a hard balance to maintain.

Doesnt and will never work that way..you cant change the nature the ppl. Nature vs nurture..nature always wins

What he meant is, people's skin color is the last thing you should think about. I never looked at someone and i was like they're white, they're black, they're asian... Thats bad.

@@jldp24 racism isn’t nature

@@bigbando9437 thank you! racism is pure NURTURE through and through

And nature Vs nurture isn't even a valid argument anyway. Society is built on nurture over nature. It literally, not figuratively, wouldn't function if nature won out all the time. And even assuming nature Vs nurture was a valid argument and nature was to be racist, which I believe it is to some extent but not primarily. Did you ever hear about the man, a black man no less, who managed to talk dozens of KKK members including their leader into leaving the KKK by making them realise they were just wrong believing what they did?

A truly intelligent woman... Thanks for sharing your grandmother's wisdom!

You're twice as likely to hear wisdom than say something wise especially when your only 20,lol...my great uncle Harry rip

Im gonna borrow this for my kids

Sage advice!

Yes

@clayfame Nah, dudes got a point. It's not just police this shit happens with, what's the wider moral issue. It's not the system its the type of people it attracts. Once you take on a group identity you're more willing to defend against something that challenges the stability of your group. But not only that you also have the problem of it just being human nature to stand by and watch, no matter what we're more likely to just stand and let things happen rather than step in. Doesn't make us bad people but it certainly opens up a lot of bad interpretations of you. I work at McDonalds, when I see a co-worker do something wrong, 5/10 times it's because I don't realize what they're doing can be potentially dangerous or wrong. The other 5 times it's because I don't wanna introduce more issues that may complicate the situation more, someone above me will most likely handle it much more effectively than I would. In the police example, my General Manager would be Internal affairs, they look at the cases from the outside in and most of the time if an officer does something wrong they're punished, whether it's being fired so they have to move departments, or having an investigation launched into them for other reasons. Cops in america aren't as untouchable as the general population thinks. In fact there is a decent group of officers have had their lives stripped from them for small IA battles like Sexual assault claims and other bs that a lot of people trying to get out of being arrested would say. Solution: Give officers better guidelines as to what to do in these situations. Teach them leadership type perspective. Show them that when something goes wrong, not just in combat, but with civil, internal, and social issues you need to take control, assess and eliminate the threat of something WORSE happening. We teach our officers how to be great shooters and to have a good combat ready mindset, but we don't transfer those same beliefs over to their morals. Gotta have some philosophy ingrained into your morals before you go to war, or else everything you know to be true will get stripped from you in combat and there's no coming back from being ill prepared to meet death and sorrow.

And yet Cops Job is to protect.... If they are not going to protect they should be punished harshly because they are given guns ect and authority over civilians

@@nishani4337 No, they're job is the enforcement of law. It is the responsibility of the Citizen to protect themselves. Hence the good old 2A.

that means these 'good people' aren't all that good. You can only do good by being brave. Cowardice is the only thing that is needed to produce evilness. Remember, the path to hell is paved with good intentions.

Zeno of citium said that

@@kayo5011 Didn't know who that was, until now. He sounds like someone I will enjoy learning about. Thank you for the info.

HARMONY EXISTS great quote😂 thought a minute I was wasting my time in the comment section...

@@laurentiusforever No time waisted this time. 😏 Food for thought: Laurentius Lavrentius 🤔

@@harmonyexists2834 it's very worthy of a watch on netflix.

Got the same talk

My late father was a lawyer when I was a kid & then a state district judge for many years in Texas. He told my siblings & me the same thing. Being respectful & polite towards the police has served me well overall.

Dear Lord Jesus, I know that I am a sinner, and I ask for Your forgiveness. I believe You died for my sins and rose from the dead. I turn from my sins and invite You to come into my heart and life. I want to trust and follow You as my Lord and Savior. In Your Name. Amen. njn

Weird to have to bow down to civil servants like that. I know I'm packing the heater for sure if a cop wants to fuck around.

@@VeritableVagabond thats how a civil servant with a license to kill kills you

Yes, every parent needs to have "the talk" with their kids. And a lot of people whose parents failed to have the talk need to learn this on their own. Teaching the kids to have an inner rage against cops, and valorizing pushing back at them as laudable, just leads to unwise and pointless problems. Survive the situation, collect information, don't tell them more than they need to know, be polite, cooperate but do not try to please them. And then sort out any problems later. That's true for all races, for all sexes, for people with lots of tattoos or long haired males - don't lose your cool with police.

That's still not enough to live sometimes, especially for us of color.

@@betterbilltbizz true but white cops kills white people all the time its just not noted for no reason too. How do you know what is going on in the world

@@mikemelino5553 - no one is saying white cops don’t kill any white people, it’s about how disproportionately they kill non-white people when the majority of the US population is still white.

Yes, we all need to have this conversation with young kids, teens, and even adults. We’re all vulnerable to being abused, misled, lied to, or mistreated by the police. However, just as we need to have this conversation of how we’re supposed to act around police, we need to have a conversation of how the police are supposed to act around us. If we feel unsafe around police all the time, maybe the police need to understand and change the way they act around us. People always say “well if they complied that wouldn’t have happened,” but sometimes complying is still not enough. We need to discuss what happens even when you do comply, the officer still continues to escalate, what do we do then? I’m white and am still scared of the cops when pulled over, but I know damn well that I’m thankful to not be black and pulled over. Why is it that we can’t admit this? Why is it that it has to be this way in the first place? Just like Aba and Preach said, let’s have a conversation about it.

Everyone does it to some extent. I've had to train myself to stop and really listen. It can be hard when your sitting there thinking "this person is talking shite"

@@Lemonbonbon oh totally I'm not exempt either, just an interesting phenomenon. Especially in individualistic societies compared to collectivist.

it varies. some listeners seem more prone to it & some speakers are less likely to command attention. also a variable: the speaker's ability to identify a non-listening audience. (some people can't tell/care if their speech is valued)

@@PyrokineticFire1 this is a valuable response, thank you! I am hypervigilant with PTSD so I notice too often when people aren't listening (even if its not an important convo), so to find out that some people don't notice if their audience is listening it's mind boggling and interesting to me for sure

Sometimes, people latch onto a particular thing mentioned and they lock it in. They have to hold onto that in order to break it down otherwise they may forget their own argument. Like when someone makes a list of stuff they have "an argument about" but they don't actually make an argument. Listener can't argue every point back 'cause any human being can't logically argue multiple points back because there's no way for the other person listening now to follow that kind of information dump.

ImPDK It’s also hard to admit when you are ‘wrong’ when you are speaking on behalf of a whole entire group of people - as ultimately, we are individuals 🤷🏾‍♀️ It can be hard, to take blame for a generalisation, if the notion doesn’t apply to you. I think in these situations, it’s always better to come from a third person perspective/ a third eye - you can recognise fault amongst ‘your own’ without taking sole responsibility (as you shouldn’t have to IF the notion doesn’t apply to you) whilst still addressing & recognising wider issues.

Capitalism creates reinforces the reality that you are hyper expendable and even the slightest failure can undo your entire life.

TheEvolver311 actually capitalism supports the idea that those who have the dreams of a billionaire, but the work ethic of a McDonalds employee, are expendable. Everyone else is worth their two cents

@@keelanesquivel3854 worker productivity has continually gone up over the past 40 years but wages have stagnated. All workers are expendable your job can always be outsourced or automated so know your place.

Most people can't think outside themselves. They forget that everyone else is also wrong a lot.

God Bless you.

Thanks you.

Amen brother!

Shovine Kazama Hard but not impossible ❤️

@Shovine Kazama Never been hard for me.

I’d probably say “hey kid, don’t shoot up that school.” Then I’d listen.

Rip to the victims 🙏🏽😔❤️

😊

Yes

Yeah but also I would hear what the shooter have to say and his thought process on why he did it.

Potato Tyrant true! So so sad, right....

Happy wife, happy life. Being right isn't always the best way to go. Live and let live, learn to forgive.

Being right makes people happy though...

That's kinda valid point tho, would you rather be deluded and be happy or red pilled and not happy?

I think that quote pertains to marriage more than anything else.

Gotta use that sometime, cheers bro 😂

😆 Problem is my mouth has a 2-3 inch headstart.

Dear Lord Jesus, I know that I am a sinner, and I ask for Your forgiveness. I believe You died for my sins and rose from the dead. I turn from my sins and invite You to come into my heart and life. I want to trust and follow You as my Lord and Savior. In Your Name. Amen. jn

no the geeza id that because what would be the sense of only having 1 ear lol

What if your mouth is so huge its surface area is greater than the size of both your ears?

There are some people in my town that could use that, just from a basic safety perspective. They will just walk out into a crosswalk without looking both ways and expect that them being right (in terms of the law) will protect them from bad drivers and physics. You can be right AND dead.

I do that every day. My life isn't threatened by cops who might shoot me its more of a threat to job and career. When You have to sit through a lecture about white privilege or how not to rape etc you sit quietly and nod along. The reality is those lectures make you fucking hate those people with the fire of a thousand suns but you can't say anything just pretend to agree.

@@IzzySarru You mean dead right☠

@@iamspitch Ayyyeeee

Nic Pennsylvania I was one of many black boys that learnt that the hard way when I became a teenager

Oopsie I meant then he'd crack a joke about rice.

I have to say your story caught me off guard. I have never been outside of the United States so I have no real life experiences of interacting with people other cultures on their native soil. Being an avid reader, a lover of history and an aficionado of documentaries I have been exposed to a wide range of the stories, experiences and points of views of a wide variety of people in a wide variety of cultures. Japanese, especially Japanese living in Japan, have been expressed to have extremely racist feelings towards anyone who is not Japanese including a prejudice and dislike of other Asian cultures. Now I will say that I have never met any Japanese person who has been anything but polite and kind but sometimes there seems to be just a general distaste while interacting with me. However, considering the amount of tattoos and piercing I have most people interact with me under the assumption that I will be rude, angry, uneducated, or, and I do kind of dislike this one, some kind of "woke" leftist vegan that's going to agree that eating meat is a barbaric act. Ummmmmmm........ Definitely no. I like my steak bloody, my chicken dead and my bacon doubled. I can understand how my appearance can make people uncomfortable, though in the last 20 years the extremes some people go to has made me look like Mary Poppins in comparison. Anyway, I'm digressing. Your statement is telling me that the racism and prejudices in America that have become a normal if not just expected, albeit tiresome, part of existence for myself and so many others (for the record I am white so I got assigned the really awkward role in this whole mess of a world we call political correctness. Damned if I do and damned if I don't. Even doubly damned if the other person is as white as me but keeps drinking the koolaid) is worse than anything that exists in Asian cultures, which I been led to believe was worse than ours. That makes me sad in a way I don't even think I can define. Almost a loss of innocence to discover what is daily life, while still making me cringe no longer makes me cry, could be considered to be the gold standard for a racist society. Have we truly fallen that far?

If Winston Churchill ever said that then that means modern society's roots are deep.

There is no such thing as free speech anymore. Hate speech cancelled it.

@@terrorbilly1 Hate speech did not cancel free speech, the Media did.

@@ILoveTheGreyScale... by inventing "hate speech" which can be used to describe pretty much any argument in any dispute.

@@terrorbilly1 I also say the same about "hate crimes". IMO adding a hate crime charge on top of something is stupid. If the crime is that bad change the sentencing guidelines. I am pretty sure that when a crime is committed the criminal hates the person they are going after, at least at that moment. It's only "crimes of passion" where people can say that they may have loved the person they attacked. I was never a fan of hate speech or hate crime labels. It's all hate or all crime. By saying hate crime it makes it sound like the other crimes are love crimes. We already know that adding a hate crime tag on with the other crime doesn't deter squat. And with liberals demanding less jail time and more rehabilitation why are we adding crimes that really are kind of made up? If someone shoots someone they aren't going to stop and say no wait, I better find someone of my same race because I don't want that hate crime tagged on. Let me say it now if another race does a crime against me and I die I do not want a hate crime tagged onto it, not that it happens much when it is a white person on the wrong end. I just want them to get the full extent of punishment whatever that may be. Also, let me make it clear that no, I am not the forgiving type. If the death penalty is an option, stick a lightbulb in their mouth and light them up and call them Uncle Fester.

Jordan is the man

About the only thing that ignorant man has ever said that was true. Unfortunately he spews stupid crap all the time out of pure unadulterated ignorance. As if it's fact. So I find it weird he said this particular truth

@About That give specific examples of things he’s said that are false.

@@aboutthat1440 Could you give some examples?

@@aboutthat1440 Prof. Peterson once said this "Intolerance of others’ views (no matter how ignorant or incoherent they may be) is not simply wrong; in a world where there is no right or wrong, it is worse: it is a sign you are embarrassingly unsophisticated or, possibly, dangerous." And it sums you up perfectly

Good quote choice.

bagbunny Thanks. I will remember that as a part of my inner armor.

Guess I got true power! Thanos activated since 1976,lol!

Dude did most everything best. Could punch a wall so hard it turned into a black hole.

That dude said everything best. If he was alive then he could've written a book on quotes.

Just Junk ahhhhhhh. I haven’t seen this in a long while. It’s the good old’ common ground. 👏🏾

Wondering Mind typically that’s how it works.

@@Dizzinator2114 Yeah until you get on Twitter and all that just crumbles while everyone is yowling like feral cats, trying to brow beat anyone who disagrees with their ideals. I left the site because they were annoying me, I have no time for keyboard warriors.🙄

"Smugnorants" I like to call them.

❤️

Thank you sister, ✊🏾 if they not willing to change they’re mind I feel bad for em and move on some people can’t change

ahahahaahah he sure wasn't lying. He has the right of weight! I'm hollering!

Hahahahaha

True. Pedestrians should respect bikers & scooters, they should respect cars, cars should respect trucks all from right of weight.

ReiMourr Power true 🤣🤣🤣

I don’t know why but this almost seems like a perfect analogy for race in America. Take Caucasian people as the person behind the wheel in the car and minority groups as the pedestrians. Pedestrians have the right of way, the same way minorities groups do have the right to have their human rights and dignities acknowledged, respected and effectively practiced. The law that gives the pedestrians a right of way can also be looked at as the general constitution which gives the pedestrians these freedoms and basic human right in paper and as a standard rule which everyone knows hence why discrimination based on race, religion, gender, sexual identity or expression etc, are felt with harshly - or at least, on paper and in theory, they’re felt with harshly. The Caucasian race, the person in the vehicle, has literal centuries worth of wealth and power because of their bloody background that involved oppression and the intuitions they built which benefit them, imagine the car is the influence that the Caucasian race has had for years. Whether they want to admit it or not, they have the weight of influence. Even though minority groups have every right to have access to the same privileges, and are supposed to in theory (because of the law), they don’t have the weight of the vehicle. No protection. They’ll be right in fighting for their rights but ultimately, it seems almost futile because they have to metaphorically ‘die’ to do so.

R&BACE damn this was the one.

DUDE! My mind is blown. You, sir, are a fucking genius.

Wow it is actually an anagram for each other. Good job!!

R&BACE 🤯🤯🤯

sil(lis)ent(ten).

Dear Lord Jesus, I know that I am a sinner, and I ask for Your forgiveness. I believe You died for my sins and rose from the dead. I turn from my sins and invite You to come into my heart and life. I want to trust and follow You as my Lord and Savior. In Your Name. Amen. j

yup, Aba is a smart dude.

People these days are hella emotional like you can’t say a thing without people bitching and moaning about it. People are also ignorant, selfish, greedy, and just dumb as hell. Seriously we need to get out act together and that’s for everyone who feels the need to discriminate against anyone for any retarded ass reason.

@@daryeusford9696 100% agree.

That's a Cliche. And what exactly is the solution

@@daryeusford9696 this is because of the feminine influence on today's society.

These replies are ironic af

But. But. Ree?

Akuma Tokkou No you’ve got intelligence mixed up with mindset/perception.

Definitely wisdom is what smart people get with age and experience.

haha I love this, made me genuinely smile thanks!

Have you ever heard the wolf cry to the blue corn moon ...

Or asked the grinning bobcat why he grinned?

Can you sing with all the voices of the mountains, can you paint with all the colors of the wind?

This comment section gives me hope !! ☺️😁

Dear Lord Jesus, I know that I am a sinner, and I ask for Your forgiveness. I believe You died for my sins and rose from the dead. I turn from my sins and invite You to come into my heart and life. I want to trust and follow You as my Lord and Savior. In Your Name. Amen. jn

@@briannk3720 funny how a dude that died 2021 years ago , died for your sins.. but ok. as i see it he died for the sins of mankind at the time , what we did after that is on us. in other words we screwed lol.

@@Ozac123 naa it was for us all that's why he said the message should be preached on you get it?

@@etoatoummhmm6391 cringe......

Iconic scene in a iconic movie🍿

“Is it just me.... or is it getting crazier and crazier out there?”

That is the epitome of we live in a society

@Careful! i'm a retard only joaquin can do it

He's a agent for WS. Black skin but a WS in effect. Point, blank period.

@@achosenvessel6563 WS?

True. But, Captain America is a white man and Black Panther is a black man.

@@SMW-TRAVEL How is Black Panther a white man? Surely, you not implying he is an uncle tom. The shield has been used by many different heroes over the decades.

Falcon Smartest Avenger

I agree with you and there are a lot of people that use "your truth" that way but I would like to point out that "the" truth is extremely, if not impossible, to find especially in cases of day to day crimes being committed. I think that what Mackie was saying is that sometimes there will not be enough evidence to prove your version of events. That relying on evidence that is admissible in a court of law will not always work out. The courts can truly fail people sometimes. So its important to get your story out there even if all you have is your word. This is especially important for crimes that are really just your word against theirs. Like police brutality, or rape, or even something like defamation. There can be evidence but also sometimes there's not. And regardless, if you have a story to tell, tell it. The false ones will always cause suspicion, there is nothing you can do about that. It's important to tell your story regardless. It is the truth, even if you are the only one that knows it is.

I don't think ppl understand the difference between being objective and subjective.

I like how you phrased this... perspective is very diffrent from truth...

I agree. There is "The truth" and then "other perspectives". And in other perspectives could be some truth, lies, opinions and assumptions.

I have always believed there are three truths, your truth, my truth, the truth and it fails in between the first two.

That is what many are doing, making issues where ones did not exist. Not to say there are no issues at all, but some go way to far with this.

@@Danny_On_Wheels44 Let's take that a bit deeper. There are racial problems, we all agree on that. Some people may minimize that; important to recognize but not what's being explored at the moment. Some people exaggerate - why is that? I see two archetypical approaches today: (1) Analyze the problem as objectively as possible, search for the size and shape of it, try to work out what perpetuates it now (historical roots might or might not be relevant to that), brainstorm interventions and tradeoffs and undesired side effects of potential interventions, implement some of them, see if they are having the desired effect and what side effects (desired or not) are occuring, refine or backtrack and try again, repeat - always paying attention and revision one's model based on new input. (2) Buy into a narrative of oppression, try to sell that narrative, use it to guilt trip people, try to get power over others through guild and playing the victim. The key piece to note here is that this approach in NOT about speaking out an accurate portrayal of real grievances so they can be addressed in the rational manner of #1 above, it's all about getting the moral high ground, so exaggerating the grievances leads to more power. There is no payoff in this strategy for being honest, for considering the relative weights of multiple causes of things (only the cause which reinforces the narrative can be considered, and it must be the only cause that matters). Just do whatever is necessary to reinforce the oppression narrative. It's OK if some of the support is actually true, but it's also OK if it's not - what matters is whether it feeds the narrative. The positive thing which has happened recently is that some people of color have brought more mainstream attention to some injustices which it can be too easy to let slide. Let's be clear, every human lets a lot of stuff slide, we cannot be authentically engaged in every injustice in the world, it would be too overwhelming. Information overload. So it's not evil, it's necessary. AND it's also true that in our own society, many people of one group (especially a larger one) can be mostly unaware of problems facing many people of another group (especially a smaller one). So shining a light can be very appropriate. What is not so good is the distortion and seeking of the moral high ground, and seeking power over others based on an exaggerated victimhood narrative. Stampeding people based on emotional manipulation without intellectual honesty. Anyway, the key thing to pay attention to, I believe, is WHY the exaggeration occurs (eg: hyper-vigilance leading to seeing racism everywhere all around us), what is the need or desire and what is the payoff. Try not to get distracted by the dysfunctional strategy, feel out the underlying need. Look for a healthier way to meet the underlying need. Seek for win/win as a first choice - based on the underlying need, not always in accord with the other person's initial strategy for getting that need met.

when you dont know what you dont know you dont know what you dont know

How do you dont know your own numberplate?

Kusu Ken new drivers never really think of that

@@jvinclarence3977 i mean like if i got my first car, im sure gonna remember every detail of my car

Kusu Ken most new drivers just don’t care and are lucky or thankful just to have a car

But if you're effective, then you're doing something right. So....

I get your point however letting people think they are right when they are clearly wrong teaches people what? Where are you being effective? They are now ignorant.

@@Peppersauce84 You're making the same point as the quote my friend. The point of it being that people's preference of being correct reduces their effectiveness.

I've never had that talk, maybe it's an American thing.

@@yehbe yea it is. Out of most of the first world countries at least

It's really sad to realize that this is the only sollution: the person who should respect you and work FOR you is the one you're afraid of and you have to respect more than they do! It's just amazing! That says a lot about the way the society is controlled and the power that is given while pretending to be done in the interest of the citizen! HTF does that make sense unless you're barinwashing someone?! You don't see that in a society that respects its citizens (at least from this perspective). The reasons for this in the US range from lobbying to your 2nd amendment to unjustified and fake reasoning patriotism and more!

I agree I’m white and have had this talk with my children. It doesn’t matter that you were right if you don’t live long enough to have your day in court.

It doesn't matter what the cop thinks. It only matters what the judge thinks. Standing up for your rights to a cop is kind of like giving an automated phone attendant a piece of your mind. Be polite, be courteous, be respectful no matter what. You can't win in court if your dead on the side of the road. Standing up for your rights means nothing if you don't live long enough to enjoy any of those rights. This is why everyone should have to work a minimum of 3 yrs of customer service. You must develop the ability to apologize to someone who is 100% wrong. I have to do this almost daily and I'm not even married! "I apologize for that sir/ma'am" will literally save your life. There are 3 groups of people that you are polite, kind and courteous to NO MATTER WHAT THEY DO. 1. Anyone currently involved in handling your money 2. Anyone who will be handling your food 3. Anyone with the legal authority to kill you

Not really. The United States is the most individualistic country in the world.

@@harrygarris6921 True! And we have never been this individualistic.

Imagine getting a job or into school because of the color of your skin instead of the content of your character. Ending racism shouldn't involve more racism :/

I think I integrated my people into a burning house....also Martin Luther King Jr...before he was shot

@@mr.israel6564 THANK YOU!!!! People always quote that speech because they've been brainwashed with it. If anyone takes the time to do real research on Martin Luther King they'll find that he change before his death...

Noone's gonna have beer with u

@@sherpadai5452 Noone? I'm not sure who that is, but I'm sure they are awesome!

Mr. Jingles can I have a beer wit u mate?

@@mr.jingles7540 I'll have a beer with you 🤷‍♂️

Mr. Jingles i like your name

​@Sorji Grice it's the rich dipshit

@Sorji Grice it's the rich dipshit

@Sorji Grice it became prejudice plus power as soon as someone other than whites started acting openly racist.

Sorji Grice: This statement is funny Because most of the racism I experience came form the black community!

@Sorji Grice wrong definition buddy

In what way? I haven't seen the show yet

@@bombomos I can't really explain it without dropping spoilers, but the social commentary in the show, especially by his character, is amazing and not-cringe. I was very surprised.

​@a------------ I agree. There are plenty of cases where I think I am justified in beginning from a place where I already know what is true and am not going to change my mind (flat-Earthers, anti-vaxxers, etc.) But sometimes it is possible to understand even grossly wrong points of view better, which still requires listening. But even then, I will admit there are some positions I simply don't care to understand better. Making the effort is a waste of time. But then I don't bother entering into a real conversation in those cases.

So true. Both sides of the conversation need to keep it in mind though... not one side.

Puts a stop on the conversation doesn't it? How can someone whom doesn't know any better be expected to know any better if no one tells them what they don't know?! That's a trap statement.

I just don't care anymore. Problem solved.

Hate to break it to you, but they don't go down. What you explained works for white people. For black people they have to do extra work. Also, cops are just reactionary period for no reason due to shit training. The cops where I live at, never have their hands on their guns because that just freaks people out. Also, there are people (especially black people) that do what the cop says and gets shot anyway.

@@Violent_Wolfen oh I'm sure they do just cause their black mhm

@the baron The only idiot is you. Recently cops shot a lady dead after storming the wrong house. Stop being such a bootlicker.

@@Violent_Wolfen Haha, that's fucking stupid. That makes them bad with directions, not racist. Is it still a problem? Fuck yeah, but being dipshits and storming the wrong house is not racist.

I'm black and I keep telling pple this but they just don't listen...just be polite!! Lots of cops have been shot at without warning.. they will always b tense, it's not easy for them to let their guard down.. don't give him a reason not to... Be polite, respectful...just do as he says...stop answering a question with questions..get through it...have Ur own proof... I think the more they deal with a polite society and individuals the more respectful and calm while dealing with an individual they become...I'm telling u..it's really hard to be mean to someone who's respectful and polite to u....even if at tht moment Ur mean to them and they r respectful...deep down u know u suck!!

There arent just 2 cops in this country,or other country or even the whole world. And thank god for the tech that we have today so we can record any dumb shit that could happen bcause of someone abusing their power(cops) to become a complete asshole to the citizen for any stupid reason.

i just stumbled upon your show. man u guys r deep. i am a minority( west Indian). i have faced discrimination from Caucasians and minorities and ive noticed the trick is in how u react. u succumb to the negative stereotypes and u aint helping the situation. theres a time to fight and a time to just sit back and assess the situation and just listen. also im 38 and i find people now just soft in general. Mackie is right people use to joke around back in the day,. now u cant say anything anymore. WAKE UP society and remove the stick up your asses

emz koe what

@@Cethical the Anthony Mackie interview is from four years ago. I just stumbled across it yesterday because I was binging on Avengers videos (Anthony mackie is Falcon). And today.. Aba and Preach do,a channel I watch frequently, does a vidoe on that same old ass interview. Hence= algorithm

emz koe oh got you. Thought you meant this aba and preach video was old. Thought I was tripping

RU-vid spies on u. U probably recently talked about something similar to the topic of this interview. I said similar things to this interview yesterday to someone. My phone picked it up and now here i am. So creepy

Same

cops operate as a gang, disloyalty means punishment

@@Zero-mt7lh And with that kind of thinking nothing will change. If people are too scared to do what is right than what is wrong will flourish

@Speaking Truth It doesn't make them bad, it makes them a coward, and that's the problem. The majority of people in our society don't stand for what's right, thus nothing changes.

Speaking Truth Scared cops are the worst/dangerous kind of cop and you know it. They have an oath to uphold and being fearful and just taking home a paycheck does nothing for anyone

@Speaking Truth But they certainly aren't good.

I'm not certain, but I'm pretty sure the overwhelming majority of negative reports about bad police behaviour comes from other cops.

I’m not too sure about all cops but I think it’s more in big corrupt cities and the demonization of the police discourages good people to get in and create a difference and it grows where an entire branch corrupt.

Atomic Punk!! the police union protects each other hes right

What is the point of body cams? What is the point? Clearly they're meaningless. Nobody pays attention to them. Nobody pays attention to an officer's attitude on cam. Nobody pays attention to an officer's physical behavior on cam. What is it?

@@sephandremanticore5438 exactly! plus those other situations where their cams "fall off"

Denzel Washington...Morgan Freeman...Chris Pratt...etc. And Hollywood had no idea they were making them famous...muahahahaa

isedie They all were very open about their beliefs in the early parts of their careers please stop hating on Hollywood like it’s not filled with bad black people too

@@uno9331 Who's pretending? If anything... Oprah.

I agree so much

... or the woke that people demeaned to the point where the word means nothing anymore.

@@Cagon415 Too true. I told my younger sisters not to buy into the 'woke' narrative celebrities have been regurgitating for years.

People have been saying he's "not woke, but 'awake'".

This isn't woke, this is the average person

U dont know what you're talking about ...

Dear Lord Jesus, I know that I am a sinner, and I ask for Your forgiveness. I believe You died for my sins and rose from the dead. I turn from my sins and invite You to come into my heart and life. I want to trust and follow You as my Lord and Savior. In Your Name. Amen. jbj

I miss rental stores.

This explains a lot of what black people see as systemic racism.

@@DavidStone-ze2ee umh... Not really?

@@YoureRightIThink Take it a bit further. Let's say the last 5 people he's pulled over were angry about being pulled over and leaning towards aggression. Do you think he cares what color you are at that point? Or his he just worried about getting shot by the person he's coming up on.

@@zugmeister314 if I was the cop, I would have it ready just in case because last 5 people were angry.

when it comes to the police i think we're all "swimming in shark waters"... you never know if the officer you came by is the type to overuse the power he has just because he didn't like the way you responded. The "yes officer", "no officer" type of response should be everyone's response

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Your right racisme is two way street

That was well written.

- Well said 👍!

Ok, look here. First, color had nothing to do with from the beginning. I like that you are advocate for being kind to others and not asshole. But it’s not simple AT ALL for other people. I really believe that a lot of people are slaves of their own ego/nature.

Hey.... some of us strive to be assholes.

Please...relay that message to the bigots with access to weatlh & power. They haven't gotten the memo.

Well, just like you can’t control other drivers while driving..... you can’t fix racist cops or... perhaps you caught a cop on a bad day!

Really people who still talk about this topic haven’t let it go hence they are holding on to a grudge yes whites and blacks and browns all do the same thing in different ways

He didn't say anything of substance. He had a few good points but said absolutely nothing.

222222e The fact that you admit that he had a few good points... is substance 🚶🏿‍♂️

@@222222e all facts, Joyner wants us to hold hands with a venomous snake.

@@222222e elaborate

I always say, you don't know what you don't know!

So true...this constant complaing about being considered racist is old now. Time to try to do better, listen and work on self improvement.

Hands down the best comment on this video.

L * the whole country needs to try sum different it’s crazy the amount of complaining now it’s almost weird

Steak-a-potamus 💪🏾❤️💪🏾

@@mauricejohnson1068 I kind of have a whatever attitude as it seems the offensive just wants the offended to shut up and take it...like the good old days

This is something they don’t want to talk about. But I wholeheartedly agree.

Been there and yes this is so true. Having had these experiences I laugh to myself when people say that only whites are racist. Yeah sure.😜

Yup!!! Always feel stuck in the middle right?

not to mention most complaints of police misconduct actually come from other police

I'll be 50 years old in October and I've had one job and that was at Wendy's in 1985, I've got my first car a year later and turned it into a personal taxi, saved up some money and used that money to buy a piano to learn and the rest is history, It's just best to be self-employed and not have to answer to anybody or keep silent because you see some BS going on and you don't want to lose your job or generally just get paid below your worth, being in control of how much money you make is the best feeling in the world

@@brickcitybikeman3108 Everyone wants to be self employed, but it's easier said than done, especially if you want to make a decent living as an artist like in your case, I'm glad you actually managed to make it but not everyone can be as lucky. I mean I'm kind of trying to do the same but instead of Piano I chose programming, so we'll see how that goes, but sadly in today's system not everyone can be winners.

It's the don't snitch mentality, gang members do it, cops, politicians. People want you to be a good person and then scrutinize you for being good

Nobody thinks that if you dont want to be snitched on dont do anything wrong. No snitching has society in shambles

I just want ppl to understand it's more complicated than that and the scenario is not always black and white. I agree with everything they said tho besides this minor conception

@@tamicablanding You clearly don't get it 😂. You aren't "listening"

@@darienford860 I did. Unfortunately, you didn't get the bigger point

Lol

Lmbo for real they are so funny they probably did that on purpose.

Bro what? Theyre not arguing anyone its their video wtf are you on?

@@svltches4477 it was a joke. I'm also pretty sure it was something they did intentionally for comedic effect. Lighten up.

Damn Straight!

It made no sense to give it to Black Panther.

@@tomcunningham4112 which is why he gave it to FALCON!

@@ReignSupreme2014 I was being funny.

@@tomcunningham4112 Apologies. It wasn't expressly apparent.

I would cut that Co-worker off because black people been out of the poc conversation lol

The reason we're so concerned about it is because all of this was abolished a while ago and we were all doing great until democrats started to condition everyone to hate white people. It's going way beyond just "sit down and listen" to just people of color everywhere hating and generalizing us all of being tyrants and nuisances because we're white. The majority of white people aren't racist OR tyrants, people who say these things have to take a step out of their little bubbles and go out and see the rest of the world. Because these americanized morons always screaming "racist" and generalizing white people who claim white people are the problem for everything they go through know NOTHING about history and other races/cultures, because if they did they'd know that ALL RACES have taken part in slavery and despicable acts. People need to learn to stop playing the victim and blaming others and start taking accountability for their actions.

@@BushidoBrownSama What an amazing fucking contribution to the conversation. Wow. Now I'm fucking enlightened.

Toxic Privileged Tyrannical Patriarchal White Man that’s a hard truth not many people want to listen too unfortunately. We need to treat each other as individuals first instead of judging based off of skin color.

I live in Scotland, my blood is Irish and the bloodline goes back on this island to before the Romans invaded, we were just a tribe called "The people of the deer" I grew up poor, big family, hand me down clothes either my brothers or a cousin, meals made from left overs. No car, no vcrs, nothing. I've never been to America. Do you know how much shit I get from some folks in America these days just because they see white skin in a picture? Racist is the least I get, yet when you consider that in Scotland it's actually Irish catholic people who are the minority most likely to be attacked verbally/physically according to crimes statistics etc, I'm used to being called shit by ignorant people so it doesn't get to me. The hypocrisy of getting called "entitled and privileged" by people who have had more privilege and entitlement in their lives than I is something that I can't stay silent on. Go watch a film called the outsiders and you should see that things zren't about skin tone.

If you look everything through the lens of race, you are a racist. But what do I know, right?

That could be an outlier situation.

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That's not what Anthony Mackie said though. The irony is that this video and Anthony Mackie's point was about us not listening. You clearly didn't listen. He said at that point there would be nothing else you (or Philando Castile) could have done. He didn't say that politeness would have changed a situation. Listen!!!

Rashad It’s clear that someone wasn’t using their listening skills.

yoogeo1 you know that’s what he was saying.... right

*George Floyd murder

@@smallik8584 I dont think anyone who isn't a piece of shit is refuting that anymore

@@AdaptiveApeHybrid well you'd be surprised 😬

@@Destinnies I'm not sure i would be actually

@@AdaptiveApeHybrid I still see (and know someone) who says the cop didnt kill him because he died of a heart attack.

Normally I don't even comment on RU-vid but how can you say listen to each other and blame the Democratic party for ALL of the division. There is heavy division from both parties and typically in my experience there are extremes on both ends. I lean Democratic but I acknowledge Republican values as well. You only create more division with statements like this and discredit an entire group of people instead of having any type of meaningful conversation.

@@Samogm AMENN

@@Samogm Because Democrat leadership are the ones who generally push the tribalism and racial rhetoric. I'm not referring to all democrats but those qualities are pretty distinctly left. Actual racists are reviled from people on the right but because they disagree with the lefts premise and solutions they are called racists, supremacists, and Nazi's. The left also sees people as skin tones with a general shared experience and the right sees people as individuals. I'm libertarian and don't like government having their dirty fingers in everything and I'm grouped in with the republicans because my political view points don't align with the left's. The democrat party is built on a house of cards and will fall apart into chaos once they lose their big bad enemy to fight against. The separate tribes that make up the left right now hate each other and the victim hood ideology is not sustainable. There are other extreme problems like dieing legacy media fueling the flames in their bid to stay relevant with lies, hate and outrage clicks regardless off political affiliation (they're all equally garbage), big tech siding with a political party and heavily censoring the other. Politicians playing political games with Covid, destroying the economy or republicans not reigning in Big techs oligopoly, censorship, and anti trust business practices in 4 years. Politicians on both sides getting away with shit constantly and not having universal standards that are applied equally and punished. (they accuse trump of inciting riots while Harris actively bailed out and encouraged rioters and they sure as hell aren't going to impeach her) The Biden administration right now actively seeking to remove or reduce the rights of law abiding citizens and increase surveillance on individual citizens online activity (this is on his campaign page). Obviously stated in way to imply its for every ones good and to protect from harassment/harm regardless of any factual evidence to the contrary. Biden has also talked about packing the supreme court and basically throwing checks and balances into the wind. So, ive pretty much figured out how to sneak anything past the American public, call yourself a democrat and say your doing it to help the minorities, call the other guys racists and orange man bad. (this was Biden's campaign in a sentence). Again, if you got through this absurdly large post this is not representative of individual people who are democrat voters but of their leadership and i focused on them mostly because they currently making the decisions for the next 2 years at least. So, we've got a pretty large gap to cross for any real common ground to be found and It won't be the politicians or media who does it as they seek to do the exact opposite.

Honestly, I agree that the police need some racial mindset fixing. But I think it is something natural when you see situations like bullying with those who don't report/too afraid/or pressured.

Cops work in pairs, atleast in my country.

Oleander Thor-Borre passenger seat of most cope cars around me are taken up by a computer for running license plates, printing things, so they’re always solo and they always have a flashlight in your face and their hand on their gun.

Not to mention that bad cops might not have any compunctions about killing a good cop who turns them in, or his/her family members. We had a local police theft ring in a nearby small town, stealing and reselling guns and personal property from homes, taking things that weren't evidence when investigating (see-railroading) innocent citizens, etc. Their police chief disappeared under suspicious circumstances-left his car by a riverbank, with his uniform, gunbelt, wallet on the seat, and a note that said "he was leaving town". He was never found, and in fact their was no investigation. My guess is he was going to turn his thieving brethren in, and they disappeared him for his effrontery. It doesn't make keeping silent right, but it DOES make it understandable.

There are good cops who report bad cops but they end up getting screwed over. Investing on a dashcam is good for everyone