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  1. 0:00Good to see you again.
  2. 0:02>> Hello.
  3. 0:03>> What uh what are you wearing?
  4. 0:06>> I'm wearing a ski mask. I'm about to rob
  5. 0:08something. You know, we black people
  6. 0:09like to rob stuff.
  7. 0:11>> That's true. Are you actually going to
  8. 0:12rob somebody?
  9. 0:14>> Hell yeah.
  10. 0:15>> Oh, okay.
  11. 0:16Uh
  12. 0:18Okay. Um
  13. 0:19>> live If you live near me, I'll rob you.
  14. 0:21>> I'm sure you would.
  15. 0:23Uh so, Shawn, let's discuss
  16. 0:27uh
  17. 0:28Well, I don't know exactly what you want
  18. 0:29to talk about. You sent me a direct
  19. 0:31message is a direct message on Instagram
  20. 0:33and you said,
  21. 0:34"Read the study, bitch."
  22. 0:37And it was about a CD
  23. 0:39>> I did read the study and I'm prepared to
  24. 0:41go over it with you if you'd like to
  25. 0:42hear about it, cuz I'm sure you didn't
  26. 0:44actually read the study. You just sent
  27. 0:45me a series of manic messages.
  28. 0:48>> Let me hear it.
  29. 0:50>> Did you read the study? Do you Do you
  30. 0:51even know what the study's called?
  31. 0:53>> No. Let me hear it.
  32. 0:55>> Do you know what the study's called?
  33. 0:56Like what do you What do you know about
  34. 0:57the study? Can you tell me just anything
  35. 0:59about the study? Cuz you sent me this
  36. 1:01this direct message and it was this
  37. 1:03woman
  38. 1:05It was It was the one you sent me today.
  39. 1:09About this woman talking about how black
  40. 1:10fathers were the most involved fathers.
  41. 1:13>> Okay, bet. You want to talk about that?
  42. 1:16>> Well, you wanted to talk about it. You
  43. 1:17told me to read it, so I I looked into
  44. 1:19it.
  45. 1:21>> I sent you a bunch of stuff.
  46. 1:23I wanted to talk about
  47. 1:25per capita and crime rate.
  48. 1:27>> [laughter]
  49. 1:28>> Why people commit more crime.
  50. 1:29Period.
  51. 1:31>> Well, let's talk about all of it. Which
  52. 1:32would you like to cover first, Shawn?
  53. 1:36>> First, per capita. Let's get on that,
  54. 1:39dude.
  55. 1:39>> Yeah, let's get that out of the way.
  56. 1:40Didn't we talk about that last time?
  57. 1:43>> No, we didn't really get into it for
  58. 1:44real.
  59. 1:45>> Okay. Do you know what per capita means?
  60. 1:48>> No. Explain it.
  61. 1:50>> So, you don't know?
  62. 1:51>> to you in a DM.
  63. 1:52I I know what it means. I want you to
  64. 1:54explain it.
  65. 1:56>> Per capita just means per person
  66. 1:58essentially.
  67. 2:00So it's it's a it's a way of controlling
  68. 2:02for proportionality. So basically you're
  69. 2:03trying to measure which population does
  70. 2:05more of something on average versus what
  71. 2:08the raw numbers show.
  72. 2:09>> is a way to control proportionality or
  73. 2:11is it a way to control the narrative?
  74. 2:14>> Well, it's a way to demonstrate
  75. 2:15proportionality, not control the
  76. 2:17narrative.
  77. 2:18>> So why do
  78. 2:20why do why do why do the absolute
  79. 2:22numbers say that white men commit more
  80. 2:24crime than black men?
  81. 2:26Or white people commit
  82. 2:27>> more white people.
  83. 2:31>> I knew you was going to say that. That's
  84. 2:32literally your only argument cuz there's
  85. 2:34more white people.
  86. 2:35>> It's not an argument. That's why the raw
  87. 2:37numbers are bigger.
  88. 2:38>> No, that's basically like just
  89. 2:40dismissing white crime. That's like
  90. 2:41saying
  91. 2:42>> This is becoming a meme already. Do you
  92. 2:43understand that you're a meme right now?
  93. 2:45Do you know that?
  94. 2:46>> it's not a meme. You're a meme. You're a
  95. 2:48meme.
  96. 2:49>> Okay.
  97. 2:50>> You are a meme, bro.
  98. 2:52>> No, I'm not. You are You're a meme.
  99. 2:56Okay. So so so hold on, really quick.
  100. 2:58Really quick.
  101. 2:58>> you keep That's why you keep straw
  102. 2:59manning. That's why you keep straw
  103. 3:01manning. You keep going away from the
  104. 3:02point, bro. White men commit more crime.
  105. 3:05The overall number says that white men
  106. 3:07commits more crime. The only reason why
  107. 3:09black The only reason why black men are
  108. 3:11over represented in per capita is
  109. 3:14because it's substantially less black
  110. 3:16people than white people in America,
  111. 3:17dude.
  112. 3:18>> Okay. Who is more likely to commit a
  113. 3:21violent crime?
  114. 3:22>> We're not talking about who is more
  115. 3:23likely to do anything. Who commits more
  116. 3:26crime?
  117. 3:27White people.
  118. 3:28>> Okay. Who is more likely Who is Who is
  119. 3:31So so So this is this is very simple.
  120. 3:34Who is more likely to commit a violent
  121. 3:36crime? A white person or a black person?
  122. 3:39>> Does that matter?
  123. 3:41>> Yes.
  124. 3:42>> It does not It does It does not matter.
  125. 3:44>> Yes, because what per capita shows us
  126. 3:46>> Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to
  127. 3:47me.
  128. 3:48>> Yeah, I hear you.
  129. 3:50>> If you got That's just literally you're
  130. 3:51just trying to control the narrative,
  131. 3:53bro. Oh, who's more likely to commit
  132. 3:55crime? So, that's saying like if me and
  133. 3:57you walking down the street together
  134. 3:58and you're like, oh, you're I'm more
  135. 4:01likely to commit a crime because I'm
  136. 4:02black and you're white, bro.
  137. 4:04Bro, that makes no [ __ ] sense, bro.
  138. 4:06You [ __ ] around and commit a crime
  139. 4:07before I do.
  140. 4:09The numbers show overall
  141. 4:11>> I'm not sure exactly what you're saying.
  142. 4:12So, so so if that's not what the numbers
  143. 4:15show, then what is the point of pointing
  144. 4:17out the raw numbers of white criminality
  145. 4:20are higher? What does that tell us? What
  146. 4:21does that tell us about white people?
  147. 4:23>> do you not white people commit more
  148. 4:25crime?
  149. 4:27>> Okay, but does that tell us that that
  150. 4:29white people are more likely to be
  151. 4:31criminal? Is that what that's telling
  152. 4:32us?
  153. 4:34>> Who who who came up with that narrative?
  154. 4:36More likely
  155. 4:37>> You're you're not answering the
  156. 4:38question. I'm asking you what do these
  157. 4:40numbers tell us?
  158. 4:41>> It's [ __ ]
  159. 4:42>> It's it's not a narrative. These are
  160. 4:44numbers gathered by by by institutions,
  161. 4:48right? So, this isn't a narrative. These
  162. 4:49are These are measurable criminal
  163. 4:52statistics.
  164. 4:53So, can you answer my question? What
  165. 4:55what do the numbers tell us? Because if
  166. 4:56we can't answer simple questions, we're
  167. 4:58not going to have a constructive
  168. 4:59conversation. What do the numbers tell
  169. 5:00us?
  170. 5:02>> The numbers tell us that white people
  171. 5:03commit more crime.
  172. 5:05>> So, does that tell us that a white
  173. 5:06person is more likely to commit a crime?
  174. 5:09>> What more likely and committing a crime
  175. 5:10are two different things, bro.
  176. 5:12>> Yes, that's why I asked the second
  177. 5:13question.
  178. 5:14>> more likely. I can be more likely to
  179. 5:16commit a crime than you.
  180. 5:18Black people more likely to commit more
  181. 5:20crimes, but look at the overall number.
  182. 5:22White people commit more crime.
  183. 5:23>> Let's try this. Let's try this. We're
  184. 5:25beginning We're beginning to uh We're
  185. 5:27doing the looping phenomenon. So, okay,
  186. 5:30if you think per capita is some sort of
  187. 5:32magical spell, even if you're just
  188. 5:34looking at the raw numbers
  189. 5:35>> per capita is a magical spell.
  190. 5:37>> Hold on. Hold on. Hold your gears there,
  191. 5:39bucko. Even if you're looking at just
  192. 5:41the raw numbers
  193. 5:43Even if you're looking at just the raw
  194. 5:44numbers
  195. 5:45>> a bucko. Watch your mouth, bro.
  196. 5:46>> Even if you're looking at just the raw
  197. 5:48numbers, black people commit the
  198. 5:50majority of murder and robbery. What do
  199. 5:52you say about that?
  200. 5:54>> Dude, if you're looking at the raw
  201. 5:55numbers on all crime, white people are
  202. 5:59Dude, white people commit more crime.
  203. 6:00Look it up.
  204. 6:02>> Do you understand what I did?
  205. 6:03>> fact. It's a simple fact. You can
  206. 6:04search, bro. You can simply search this
  207. 6:06[ __ ] bro. White people commit more
  208. 6:07crime.
  209. 6:08>> Can you restate what he just said?
  210. 6:10Are you capable of restating what
  211. 6:12Jackson just said or not?
  212. 6:15>> He said black people commit more
  213. 6:18He basically said black people commit
  214. 6:19more violent crime. I'm talking about
  215. 6:21crime overall.
  216. 6:23Period. White people.
  217. 6:26>> Yes, this is useless. I can't help you.
  218. 6:28>> How is it how how is it how is it
  219. 6:29useless? You you you pointing out you
  220. 6:31pointing out specific crime. I'm
  221. 6:33pointing out all crime mashed into one.
  222. 6:37White people.
  223. 6:37>> I don't know if it's that you don't
  224. 6:39actually understand it or not. That's
  225. 6:41what I'm trying to figure out. Is it
  226. 6:43that you just don't get it?
  227. 6:45>> Is this is this is this what y'all was
  228. 6:47taught, bro?
  229. 6:48>> I think you actually don't understand.
  230. 6:51>> What all right, let let me
  231. 6:53[ __ ] per capita, bro. Per capita don't
  232. 6:54mean [ __ ] White people commit more
  233. 6:56crime overall. Let's get to the next
  234. 6:57topic. You You guys are cooked, bro.
  235. 6:59Let's get to the next topic. Why do
  236. 7:01y'all call yourself [ __ ]
  237. 7:04Why do y'all
  238. 7:05>> Quite a segue there.
  239. 7:07Yeah, the first topic is not {quote}
  240. 7:09cooked. You actually don't understand
  241. 7:10the numbers.
  242. 7:11>> are cooked. The The No, you guys are
  243. 7:13cooked, bro.
  244. 7:14White people commit more crime.
  245. 7:16Simple. It's simple.
  246. 7:18>> Let me ask you this. Let me ask you
  247. 7:20this. Let's try it like this.
  248. 7:21>> ask you this. Let's get to the white
  249. 7:23house. Let's get back to that.
  250. 7:25>> I think we covered this in the first
  251. 7:26conversation.
  252. 7:27>> did. And you you did
  253. 7:29>> Here's a Here's a thing. If we're going
  254. 7:30to go back and forth and talk over each
  255. 7:32other, it's not going to work. So, let
  256. 7:33me let me ask you a question. Let me ask
  257. 7:35you a question see if you can receive
  258. 7:36the information. So, if there's 50
  259. 7:38people that are part of group A
  260. 7:41and there's 13 people that are part of
  261. 7:43group B.
  262. 7:44Based off of their population size,
  263. 7:46who's going to do more crime?
  264. 7:50It's going to be It's going to be the
  265. 7:52population that has more people.
  266. 7:55Because there's more of them.
  267. 7:57Right?
  268. 7:57>> That's your That's your only argument.
  269. 7:59White people commit more crime because
  270. 8:00there's more white
  271. 8:01>> That's not even That's not even the
  272. 8:02argument. That's not the argument.
  273. 8:05That's not the argument. Hold on.
  274. 8:07>> That is the argument, bro.
  275. 8:09>> I haven't even made the argument. I
  276. 8:11haven't even made the argument because
  277. 8:13you haven't even received the
  278. 8:14information yet.
  279. 8:17>> Go ahead and make two arguments, bro. Go
  280. 8:19ahead.
  281. 8:19>> I haven't even made the argument yet.
  282. 8:21I'm just testing
  283. 8:23You got to stop interrupting, man.
  284. 8:25You got to calm down.
  285. 8:26You got to
  286. 8:28You got to relax.
  287. 8:28>> Why are you wearing a face mask if
  288. 8:30you're not going to rob someone? It's
  289. 8:31just a fashion statement.
  290. 8:33>> You got to relax, man.
  291. 8:36That was not an
  292. 8:37Okay. That wasn't an argument. I was
  293. 8:39testing to see if you understood the
  294. 8:41premise. Do you understand the premise?
  295. 8:44>> I'm going to rob I'm going to rob
  296. 8:45somebody with a realtree jacket on. Come
  297. 8:47on, bro. Get real.
  298. 8:47>> Okay. All right.
  299. 8:49>> Yeah, I'm I'm I'm I'm easily I'm easily
  300. 8:51describable.
  301. 8:52>> Let's talk about this study cuz I've got
  302. 8:54it pulled up. You sent me a video of
  303. 8:56this woman talking about a CDC study.
  304. 8:58So, people keep on citing this CDC study
  305. 9:01saying that black fathers are the most
  306. 9:03involved dads in America. So, let me let
  307. 9:06me give you the actual Let me give you
  308. 9:08the actual background. Yeah, I'm going
  309. 9:10to give you the background of why that
  310. 9:11claim is completely false. I actually
  311. 9:13just
  312. 9:14Oh, okay. Yeah, go ahead. Sure.
  313. 9:16>> Let the chat Let the chat know how you
  314. 9:18responded to that.
  315. 9:20You didn't even say nothing
  316. 9:21intellectual, bro. You said, "Oh, that
  317. 9:22still mean black people are low IQ and
  318. 9:25>> I
  319. 9:26Okay. I'll I'll let I'll let the chat
  320. 9:29know. I'll let the chat know exactly how
  321. 9:31I responded to your very rude message.
  322. 9:35Yeah. You sent me a message out of
  323. 9:37nowhere.
  324. 9:38You said, "Look up the study, bitch."
  325. 9:41>> Yeah.
  326. 9:41>> said So, basically this this this woman
  327. 9:43is saying that the CDC
  328. 9:44>> That's not really rude. That's not
  329. 9:46really rude.
  330. 9:46>> Okay. Well, I'm going to talk and then
  331. 9:48you be quiet and then you can talk after
  332. 9:50I talk, okay? Does that sound good? Can
  333. 9:52we do that? Can we at least have a back
  334. 9:53and forth, please?
  335. 9:54>> you permission to talk.
  336. 9:55>> We I appreciate that, Shawn. Thank you.
  337. 9:57So, you said, "Look up the study,
  338. 9:58bitch." And it's this woman talking
  339. 10:01about the CDC study, which I researched
  340. 10:03and I have right here in front of me.
  341. 10:05Um she's basically saying that the CDC
  342. 10:07study reported that black fathers are
  343. 10:10more likely statistically to be involved
  344. 10:12in their children's lives with daily
  345. 10:14activities.
  346. 10:15And I responded by saying, "If that were
  347. 10:18true, this would mean that black dads
  348. 10:20are the most involved and still have the
  349. 10:22lowest IQs and cause the most crime."
  350. 10:25So, even if it were the case that this
  351. 10:27study proved what you wanted it to
  352. 10:29prove, it would mean something even
  353. 10:30worse than what the truth actually is.
  354. 10:32And I'm going to tell you what the truth
  355. 10:34is. So, the study
  356. 10:35>> to talk, too.
  357. 10:35>> The study
  358. 10:36>> talk, too.
  359. 10:38>> Are we going to talk about the study or
  360. 10:39are we going to talk about IQ?
  361. 10:41>> Dude, I'm Dude, go ahead.
  362. 10:43>> Let's do one thing at a time. So, the
  363. 10:44study, which you have not read, is
  364. 10:46called Fathers' Involvement with Their
  365. 10:48Children. It was done in the United
  366. 10:50States. It's data between '06 and 2010.
  367. 10:52It was published December 2013 by the
  368. 10:55National Health Statistics Report number
  369. 10:5727, excuse me, num- number 71 by the
  370. 11:00National Center for Health Statistics.
  371. 11:02So, the authors of this study were Joe
  372. 11:04Jones and William D. Mosher.
  373. 11:07The study used data from the '06 to 2010
  374. 11:11National Survey of Family Growth, the
  375. 11:13NSFG, a large, nationally represented
  376. 11:16survey. So, they interviewed 10,403
  377. 11:19men.
  378. 11:204,000 of these men were fathers. The
  379. 11:23involvement question focused on two
  380. 11:25groups. So, of these 4,000 men, there
  381. 11:28were two groups. There were fathers of
  382. 11:30children under the age of five, around
  383. 11:332,200 of them. Some of their children
  384. 11:35lived with them and some of them did
  385. 11:37not. And then there were fathers of
  386. 11:39children aged five to 18, 3,100. Some of
  387. 11:42their children lived with them and some
  388. 11:44of their children did not. They asked
  389. 11:46the fathers
  390. 11:48how often they did specific activities
  391. 11:51in the previous four weeks. So, in the
  392. 11:54previous four weeks, how often were you
  393. 11:55involved with bathing, dressing,
  394. 11:57diapering, eating meals together,
  395. 11:58helping with homework, etc., etc. And
  396. 12:00they broke it down by whether they lived
  397. 12:03with each child or not.
  398. 12:05So, what people usually quote is among
  399. 12:07fathers who claim to live with their
  400. 12:10young children, 70% of black fathers
  401. 12:13reported that they bathed, dressed, and
  402. 12:16diapered them every day compared to 60%
  403. 12:19of white men who self-reported the same
  404. 12:21thing.
  405. 12:22But the same exact report that I'm
  406. 12:24looking at right here with my two
  407. 12:26eyeballs shows the living arrangements
  408. 12:29as well. 24% of the black men did not
  409. 12:33even live with their child at all.
  410. 12:368% of white men also didn't live with
  411. 12:39their child. So, black fathers would
  412. 12:41self-report involvement at about 10%
  413. 12:45higher when they had their child in
  414. 12:47their life, but the study also revealed
  415. 12:49that black men were three times more
  416. 12:51likely to not have their kid in their
  417. 12:53life in the first place. So, the 10%
  418. 12:56higher daily involvement rate applies to
  419. 12:59the black fathers who were already
  420. 13:01living with their children and
  421. 13:03self-reported it. So, we're going off of
  422. 13:04their their word, first of all. A much
  423. 13:07larger share of black fathers
  424. 13:10um weren't in the home at all. So, when
  425. 13:13you account for that difference in
  426. 13:15residence, the claim that black fathers
  427. 13:16are the most involved is absolute
  428. 13:18nonsense. So, you sent me this reel and
  429. 13:20you said, "Read the study, bitch."
  430. 13:22So, I did read the study, unlike you,
  431. 13:24and it confirmed exactly that which we
  432. 13:26already knew to be the case, which is
  433. 13:27that black fathers are absent more than
  434. 13:30everybody else. What do you What do you
  435. 13:31think about that?
  436. 13:32>> That's not That's not the study. What
  437. 13:33Who Who said anything about being
  438. 13:35absent, bro? Said more involved. Dude,
  439. 13:37you getting off topic, bro.
  440. 13:39Dude, dude, you got way off topic, dude.
  441. 13:42You talking about I said more involved,
  442. 13:44bro.
  443. 13:45>> Right. Did you Did you not hear what I
  444. 13:46just read?
  445. 13:48>> I heard everything you just read. Let me
  446. 13:49ask you a question. Do you
  447. 13:50>> Okay, so this is actually a waste of
  448. 13:51time.
  449. 13:52>> Your kid lives with you.
  450. 13:55>> My kid lives with me 50% of the time.
  451. 13:58>> My kids live with me 100% of the time.
  452. 14:01Boom.
  453. 14:02That study says
  454. 14:03>> does that mean?
  455. 14:05>> Do you have kids? No, he probably don't
  456. 14:06have kids. He looks like a bottom.
  457. 14:08>> Let me ask you this. Do you have a
  458. 14:10full-time job?
  459. 14:12>> Yes, I have a full-time job.
  460. 14:13>> Okay, well, I work from home. So, when I
  461. 14:15have my daughter, which is 4 days out of
  462. 14:16the week on average, I spend more time
  463. 14:18with her one-on-one than most people do
  464. 14:20that have full-time jobs. So, if we're
  465. 14:22going to do the one versus one thing
  466. 14:23here, we can do that, but but this has
  467. 14:25nothing to do with the study that I just
  468. 14:28cited to you that you sent to me. Do you
  469. 14:31understand the results of the study that
  470. 14:33I just read?
  471. 14:34>> is 50% of the time?
  472. 14:37>> Like Out of a week, I have her 50% of
  473. 14:39the time.
  474. 14:41But we're not here to talk about our
  475. 14:42personal lives. We're here to talk about
  476. 14:44the CDC study that you sent me and told
  477. 14:46me to read. I just read it to you. Do
  478. 14:48you understand the results of the study
  479. 14:49or not?
  480. 14:51>> Yeah, black fathers are more involved
  481. 14:53than white fathers.
  482. 14:54I'm clearly more involved as a father
  483. 14:56than you are.
  484. 14:57>> No, so black people self-report
  485. 15:00involvement 70%.
  486. 15:02White people self-report involvement
  487. 15:0460%, but the same exact study revealed
  488. 15:07that 24% of blacks don't even live with
  489. 15:10their children at all.
  490. 15:12It's only 8% of the time with whites.
  491. 15:14So, this this proves that black people
  492. 15:16>> You don't live with your daughter. Let's
  493. 15:17go to the next topic. You don't live
  494. 15:18with your daughter.
  495. 15:19>> I do live with my daughter. I live with
  496. 15:20my daughter half the time.
  497. 15:22>> Half. That's not That's That's bull
  498. 15:24[ __ ] um Come on, let's go to the next
  499. 15:26topic. All right, let's uh Why do you
  500. 15:28Why do you guys like to call yourselves
  501. 15:29nig- Hey Jackson, why you call yourself
  502. 15:31a a white ass [ __ ]
  503. 15:34>> Cuz I want to. I can do what I want.
  504. 15:36>> You You could do what you want, but you
  505. 15:38don't like [ __ ]
  506. 15:39Why would you call yourself something
  507. 15:40that you don't like?
  508. 15:42>> I'm colonizing the term. It belongs to
  509. 15:44me now.
  510. 15:45>> How does it belong to you?
  511. 15:47>> I took it cuz I'm a space person.
  512. 15:50>> We took it first, man. We took it.
  513. 15:53>> [laughter]
  514. 15:54>> I'm a space man.
  515. 15:55>> me your
  516. 15:56Show me your patent for the term.
  517. 15:58Show me your patent for the term.
  518. 16:00>> Okay, dude, you're not You're not like a
  519. 16:02serious person.
  520. 16:03This is good content, dude.
  521. 16:05>> You guys call yourselves [ __ ] bro.
  522. 16:07On on on on music. You guys rap
  523. 16:09>> So what?
  524. 16:10>> which is created by black people.
  525. 16:12>> No.
  526. 16:13>> You guys call yourselves [ __ ]
  527. 16:15which you hate them.
  528. 16:16>> Everything's created by blacks.
  529. 16:19>> Why you guys so violent?
  530. 16:20>> Even the White House.
  531. 16:22>> Why you so violent?
  532. 16:24>> We're going to have to stop
  533. 16:25>> This isn't even content. Do you know
  534. 16:27that? This isn't even good enough for
  535. 16:28content. That's how unintelligent you
  536. 16:29are.
  537. 16:30>> it's content for you. Whatever it is,
  538. 16:31I'm I'm making you
  539. 16:32>> It's not even good enough for content.
  540. 16:34That's how unintelligent you are.
  541. 16:36>> Why are you doing this to yourself,
  542. 16:37though? Like why would you do this to
  543. 16:39yourself?
  544. 16:40>> Why are you racist?
  545. 16:42>> [laughter]
  546. 16:43>> That doesn't mean anything.
  547. 16:44>> What do you mean it doesn't mean
  548. 16:46anything? Why don't you like black
  549. 16:48people?
  550. 16:49>> Okay, let's let's try Should we
  551. 16:51Should we do Should we do the Hispanic
  552. 16:52and the cape now?
  553. 16:54>> [laughter]
  554. 16:54>> What are you talking about?
  555. 16:57>> What are you talking about?
  556. 16:58>> I'm starting to think the other guy
  557. 17:00would have been better.
  558. 17:02Here, let's try Let's try a different
  559. 17:04topic because this is not going
  560. 17:06anywhere.
  561. 17:07I don't think a different topic's going
  562. 17:08to do. I think we got to move on. Uh
  563. 17:11Sean
  564. 17:12>> No No, listen.
  565. 17:13>> Oh, okay. Go ahead.
  566. 17:15>> You just don't listen, bro. Now, why you
  567. 17:17why you don't why you don't
  568. 17:19Like, come on now.
  569. 17:22Why you don't want to accept the fact
  570. 17:23that why you don't want to accept the
  571. 17:24fact that white people commit more crime
  572. 17:26than black people overall? We're not
  573. 17:28talking per capita. Per capita is
  574. 17:29[ __ ]
  575. 17:31>> Do you want an actual answer or you just
  576. 17:33going to like loop and loop and freak
  577. 17:34out? Cuz the answer is that they don't.
  578. 17:38>> The answer is don't do you
  579. 17:40>> Why you trying to control the narrative?
  580. 17:42Sean.
  581. 17:42>> Why you trying to control the narrative?
  582. 17:43>> It's a question if you can understand
  583. 17:45the numbers. It's not about my opinion.
  584. 17:49>> Uh, dude.
  585. 17:50>> The people want us to kick this guy out.
  586. 17:52This is this is a
  587. 17:53>> All right. Look. Look. Look. I'm about
  588. 17:54to look it up for y'all. Y'all don't
  589. 17:55want to look it up.
  590. 17:58>> [clears throat and cough]
  591. 18:00>> I'm looking it up for y'all.
  592. 18:01>> Look it up on Google. Invented by black
  593. 18:03people. You've wasted our time because
  594. 18:05we can't This isn't even good enough to
  595. 18:06use a YouTube video. Do you know that?
  596. 18:08So, this is basically just charity work.
  597. 18:12>> What about it, bro?
  598. 18:13>> We're giving you a free education.
  599. 18:15>> Dude, who Do you not Y'all not saying
  600. 18:17[ __ ] Y'all Y'all can literally look up
  601. 18:19the overall crime facts. White people
  602. 18:21commit more crime. I just sent you the
  603. 18:23facts in your DMs. You read the [ __ ]
  604. 18:26facts. You just [ __ ] delusional or
  605. 18:29something, bro. Something wrong with
  606. 18:30y'all.
  607. 18:31Something is completely wrong with you
  608. 18:33dudes.
  609. 18:33>> You realize there's more white people in
  610. 18:36America than black people.
  611. 18:37>> argument that you got. And And that's
  612. 18:40why black
  613. 18:41>> Sean. That's my argument. That's my
  614. 18:42argument. That is why That is why Dude,
  615. 18:44stop the [ __ ] up, dude. You got to You
  616. 18:46got to calm down, Sean. That's not an
  617. 18:48argument.
  618. 18:49That's not an argument.
  619. 18:51Okay, I'll say it
  620. 18:52That's why black That's why black people
  621. 18:54Sean, what's your last name?
  622. 18:56>> overrepresented in per capita. Because
  623. 18:58it's substantially less black people.
  624. 19:00You guys don't understand that because
  625. 19:02you're [ __ ] idiots.
  626. 19:03>> Sean, [clears throat] what is your
  627. 19:04surname?
  628. 19:06>> What?
  629. 19:07>> Your surname.
  630. 19:08>> Me saying But, hold on. Me saying that
  631. 19:10there's more white people than black
  632. 19:11people isn't an argument. That's not an
  633. 19:14argument. That's just an observation.
  634. 19:17What's the difference between
  635. 19:18observations? What's the difference
  636. 19:20between an observation and an argument?
  637. 19:22Can you tell me?
  638. 19:24>> What do you observe?
  639. 19:26>> What is the distinction between an
  640. 19:28observation and an argument? Can you
  641. 19:29answer the question?
  642. 19:31>> is you you observing some [ __ ] You
  643. 19:33looking at some [ __ ] Dude, you staying
  644. 19:35away from the [ __ ] topic, bro. You're
  645. 19:37literally you're literally straw
  646. 19:38manning. Whatever the
  647. 19:39>> I'm trying I'm trying to help you. I'm
  648. 19:41trying to help you understand.
  649. 19:42>> you're not, bro. No, you're not, dude.
  650. 19:44Look up the numbers.
  651. 19:46White people commit more
  652. 19:48>> god, I just looked it up. White people,
  653. 19:49they're running around killing
  654. 19:51everybody. I never realized this. Oh my
  655. 19:54good you're so right, Sean. I feel much
  656. 19:56safer around black people now.
  657. 19:59>> Y'all going to do that? Y'all going to
  658. 20:00do that?
  659. 20:02>> Sean, had you not eaten breakfast this
  660. 20:04morning,
  661. 20:05how would you feel?
  662. 20:06>> I cook breakfast every morning. Did you
  663. 20:07cook breakfast for your
  664. 20:08>> Right right right. Had you
  665. 20:10>> I cook breakfast for my
  666. 20:11>> Had you not
  667. 20:12>> brother. We in the same house right
  668. 20:13>> Had you not eaten breakfast this
  669. 20:14morning, how would you feel?
  670. 20:17I understand that you did eat breakfast.
  671. 20:19I'm saying if you didn't, how would you
  672. 20:21feel?
  673. 20:22>> I feel like you, like a racist.
  674. 20:25>> Okay, can you answer this?
  675. 20:26>> for no for no reason.
  676. 20:28>> A doctor is to a patient as a teacher is
  677. 20:31to a blank. Can you fill in the blank?
  678. 20:35A doctor is to a patient as a teacher is
  679. 20:38to a
  680. 20:40blank.
  681. 20:40>> bro. Don't do that. Don't do that.
  682. 20:42>> Can you answer the question?
  683. 20:44>> Dude, do you know the [ __ ] answer?
  684. 20:46Come on, bro. You think I'm a
  685. 20:47>> I think every single person watching
  686. 20:49knows the answer. A doctor is to a
  687. 20:52patient as a teacher is to a blank. Do
  688. 20:54you know the answer to that question?
  689. 20:57>> A student and these nuts, [ __ ]
  690. 20:58>> Oh, that's that's a very good. So,
  691. 21:00you're you're capable of answering
  692. 21:02questions.
  693. 21:02>> This isn't very good. This isn't
  694. 21:04>> We're going to do one more. Are you
  695. 21:05ready?
  696. 21:05>> Okay. White people commit more crime?
  697. 21:07You guys are [ __ ] hoes. All right.
  698. 21:09>> I'm convinced. What? He just No.
  699. 21:12>> Total Aryan victory. Check out
  700. 21:15projects.net.

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