Insane Debate w/ African Immigrant — Transcript

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1. 0:00How did you get into my country?
2. 0:01>> My parents came here in in their 20s,
3. 0:03man.
4. 0:03>> Okay, are you an American?
5. 0:05>> My DNA, my blood is from Africa.
6. 0:07>> Then why aren't you there?
7. 0:08>> Cuz I was born here cuz my parents
8. 0:10didn't like Africa.
9. 0:10>> Why don't you go back?
10. 0:11>> Why would I go back when I'm doing well
11. 0:13for myself here?
12. 0:14>> Oh, you're doing well for yourself.
13. 0:16>> Yeah.
14. 0:17>> Well, so white supremacy must not be so
15. 0:19bad.
16. 0:21>> White supremacy must not be so bad.
17. 0:24>> Yeah, it sounds like you're benefiting a
18. 0:25lot from white supremacy.
19. 0:28>> I I think I think
20. 0:30I mean
21. 0:33That's a tough uh that's tough, man.
22. 0:35That's tough.
23. 0:36>> It is tough. Leviathan 1776, thank you
24. 0:39for the $20, Anglo Mogri, my guy.
25. 0:42Oh, did we get Did we scare him off with
26. 0:44the Anglo Mogri? He just said, "Yo, give
27. 0:47me like 20 minutes to prepare." He
28. 0:49literally messaged me earlier. He said,
29. 0:51"You better prepare. I have notes." He
30. 0:54goes, "Debate me if you dare." And I
31. 0:57said, "Okay, I'm happy to have a a
32. 0:58good-faith conversation." And I said,
33. 1:00"Okay, we'll talk to you on stream, no
34. 1:01problem." And he goes, "Yeah, we're
35. 1:03superior to you. You better prepare. I
36. 1:06have notes." I said, "Okay, yeah." And
37. 1:08now it's time
38. 1:09>> life force.
39. 1:10>> It's an hour and a half later than we
40. 1:12previously scheduled it for, too, by the
41. 1:14way. I pushed it out an hour and a half.
42. 1:17And I was like, "Yo, give me 20 minutes.
43. 1:19Let me Google a bunch of reasons why
44. 1:20blacks is superior, and then I'll come
45. 1:22back to you."
46. 1:24>> Perfect, Google.
47. 1:26Can you hear me or
48. 1:27the mic
49. 1:28>> Yes. Yes, we can hear you now. Perfect.
50. 1:30Sounds crisp.
51. 1:32>> All right, perfect. Perfect.
52. 1:34>> Cool. And do you have a you have a
53. 1:35camera as well?
54. 1:37>> Yep. I I just don't want my face on the
55. 1:40internet, that's all.
56. 1:42>> Oh, okay. Well, you challenged me to a
57. 1:44debate, so I was hoping I'd be able to
58. 1:46interact face-to-face with the person
59. 1:48I'm having a discussion with.
60. 1:51>> And
61. 1:51>> That is That is one of our rules.
62. 1:54>> Before we start, I'm going to need you
63. 1:55to look at my jaw line for 20 minutes.
64. 1:59>> But I I don't want my face to be on
65. 2:01there cuz like bro, there's people in
66. 2:02school, bro. You know what I mean?
67. 2:04Like you guys are pretty famous. Like
68. 2:0640,000 subscribers, I think people in my
69. 2:09school could see us.
70. 2:11>> Well, I mean is the position that you're
71. 2:13defending socially contentious? Cuz I
72. 2:15would think that you'd be able to score
73. 2:16some sort of social status by appealing
74. 2:19to the grievances of Africans, no?
75. 2:23>> Uh
76. 2:24Can Can you simplify what you just said?
77. 2:26>> Yes, you are pro-black and that's
78. 2:29popular.
79. 2:29>> Yeah.
80. 2:30>> No one's going to care.
81. 2:33In fact, you should probably be
82. 2:34celebrated, especially if you're at a
83. 2:36mainstream
84. 2:38university.
85. 2:39>> 100% now.
86. 2:41100% [clears throat]
87. 2:42>> Okay. I I mean we'll we'll do the same
88. 2:45thing that we always do, which is
89. 2:46graciously concede to the inability of
90. 2:49people to actually meet our
91. 2:50requirements. I guess I didn't specify
92. 2:53that we would need a camera on. So for
93. 2:54now, we'll make an exception. That's
94. 2:56fine. We'll keep it relatively concise.
95. 2:58Um
96. 3:00>> You reached out challenging to debate me
97. 3:03and I asked you for prompts and you gave
98. 3:05me two, one of which was blacks are
99. 3:08morally superior, to which I asked you
100. 3:10what your standard of morality was.
101. 3:12And then you just said it's, you know,
102. 3:14people treating each other fairly and
103. 3:16with understanding, which is subjective
104. 3:18and frankly doesn't really mean
105. 3:19anything. But if you want to use a sort
106. 3:21of vague standard of fairness, we can
107. 3:22talk about it. And then the second one
108. 3:24is that African people haven't been
109. 3:27treated fairly throughout history. So
110. 3:30I can start by just pointing out that
111. 3:34the premise of your prompts isn't
112. 3:36something that I accept. I don't think
113. 3:40that history can be
114. 3:41>> Why don't Why don't you accept that
115. 3:42people need a need a like have a fair
116. 3:45society?
117. 3:46Why don't you accept that?
118. 3:48>> Um it Well, that's not really what your
119. 3:50prompt is. I Cuz here's the thing,
120. 3:51you're talking about history, and I
121. 3:53don't think that history can be viewed
122. 3:56through a lens of what we now
123. 3:59subjectively consider fairness. For The
124. 4:02first reason is because you and I
125. 4:04perhaps have different conceptions of
126. 4:06what fairness even means, which is why I
127. 4:08asked you to clarify your moral standard
128. 4:11for that claim, but also because history
129. 4:13>> I believe fairness is What I believe
130. 4:15fairness is is that you don't look
131. 4:17through a person through a skin color or
132. 4:19whatever you You just look at that
133. 4:20person based on what he does. And you
134. 4:22treat and you treat them accordingly.
135. 4:24Like if a person doesn't harm you in any
136. 4:26way and doesn't bother you, you should
137. 4:29you should do the same thing. But yeah,
138. 4:31that's what I believe. An eye for an
139. 4:33eye, basically. [clears throat]
140. 4:34>> Yeah, I don't think skin color has
141. 4:35anything to do with my worldview. I
142. 4:37talked about that all the
143. 4:37>> I think it does. I think it does 100%. I
144. 4:40think skin color is like
145. 4:41>> Well, then you don't know anything You
146. 4:43don't know anything about my worldview
147. 4:44then, because race is not skin color. I
148. 4:47don't know if you listened to the
149. 4:48previous interview that we just had, but
150. 4:49we sort of went over it then. It's just
151. 4:51a very unsophisticated
152. 4:52>> skin color?
153. 4:53You said race isn't skin color?
154. 4:55>> Correct.
155. 4:56>> Uh what do you mean? What do you mean?
156. 4:58>> It is a physical feature that is often
157. 5:00indicative of underlying biological
158. 5:03diversity, but just because you have a
159. 5:05certain skin color doesn't really mean
160. 5:07anything. When we're talking about
161. 5:08races, we're talking about people who
162. 5:10genetically cluster in certain
163. 5:13origins, right? So
164. 5:15If a black So, if a black If a black
165. 5:18person has vitiligo or some sort of you
166. 5:20know,
167. 5:21skin pigmentation disease and they turn
168. 5:24white, are they no longer black people?
169. 5:26It's like, no, obviously, all of their
170. 5:28ancestry is African, so they're still
171. 5:29black people. So, the skin thing, it's
172. 5:32really it's really just a rhetorical
173. 5:34tool that people throw in to confuse the
174. 5:36conversation, because what it's meant to
175. 5:38do is it's meant to make what people
176. 5:40consider racist. When someone's being
177. 5:42racist, they're characterizing it as
178. 5:44some sort of irrational hatred of
179. 5:46someone because they have a darker skin
180. 5:48tone, which is never what people are
181. 5:51doing when they're being racist, right?
182. 5:53We're talking about behaviors that are
183. 5:55correlated with ancestral and genetic
184. 5:57populations, so.
185. 5:59No, it's not really about skin color.
186. 6:01Skin color like has something vaguely to
187. 6:04do with it on the surface, but that's
188. 6:05never really what people are talking
189. 6:07about, is it?
190. 6:09>> Okay. So, I I want to bring up my first
191. 6:11point on on morality between like the
192. 6:14two races. So, what I believe and what
193. 6:17I've seen from people is that
194. 6:20like white people, when when I see like
195. 6:22a white person commit an evil, it's like
196. 6:25very disturbing compared to a black
197. 6:27person. Like I'm not I'm not
198. 6:29African-American. I'm African, so like
199. 6:32when I see like an African-American,
200. 6:34like when they commit violent crimes
201. 6:36it I'm not saying it's understandable,
202. 6:38but like you can still sympathize with
203. 6:41them cuz like like they're poor, they
204. 6:43don't got no jobs, no money. But then if
205. 6:46you look at somebody like Jeffrey Dahmer
206. 6:48or any serial killer, like the way that
207. 6:50they just like do BS and murder people
208. 6:53and eat people alive or some BS.
209. 6:55>> You mean like they do in Africa?
210. 6:59No, here's the here's the here's the
211. 7:00thing. First of all, first of all, first
212. 7:01of all
213. 7:02>> No, listen, listen, listen. Africans are
214. 7:05a whole entire type of thing. Like
215. 7:06there's cannibals in Africa or whatever,
216. 7:08but I think it's like a more of a need.
217. 7:11But like white people, when they do
218. 7:13these type of crimes, it's like kind of
219. 7:15weird cuz how do you not feel sympathy
220. 7:17for the for the [ __ ] that you've done?
221. 7:18Like there's something in their head
222. 7:20that's not okay. It's like
223. 7:21>> Well, let's let's let instead of talking
224. 7:23about specific instances of barbarism on
225. 7:27either side, we can talk about the
226. 7:28claims that you
227. 7:30>> It's like an animal. It's like an
228. 7:31animal. When an animal eats something,
229. 7:33it's understandable, but when it's a
230. 7:35human, when you're when Jeffrey Dahmer,
231. 7:38like when he
232. 7:39you've heard about Jeffrey Dahmer,
233. 7:40right? Like the way he he's accountable.
234. 7:43>> But hold on, we're we're we're already
235. 7:44getting off of the point here because
236. 7:46you made a couple of very specific
237. 7:48claims, and we're talking about viewing
238. 7:50history a certain way. And we're looking
239. 7:52at it through a moral lens. You you
240. 7:53characterized it characterized this as
241. 7:55fairness.
242. 7:57But history isn't documented on the
243. 7:59basis of who was the most or least fair.
244. 8:03It's about cultural, industrial,
245. 8:07political significance. People who made
246. 8:09history are remembered because they were
247. 8:11consequential. And this can be good or
248. 8:14this can be bad like a Jeffrey Dahmer or
249. 8:16something like that. But usually, it's
250. 8:18because they contributed something or
251. 8:19did something meaningful and lasting.
252. 8:22History is characterized as a constant
253. 8:26battle for scarce resources and
254. 8:28societies rising and falling.
255. 8:31And it I'm sorry?
256. 8:33>> Who wrote history?
257. 8:35Wasn't it your people?
258. 8:36So how can how can we How can we as a
259. 8:39people
260. 8:40like how can we as a people
261. 8:42>> So your objection So your objection is
262. 8:44that history is false because the people
263. 8:46who recorded it
264. 8:48>> to me.
265. 8:48>> Hold on. We're going to address We're
266. 8:49going to address this because we're not
267. 8:50going to do We're not going to We're not
268. 8:52going to be talking over each other the
269. 8:53whole time. Let's be very specific here.
270. 8:55I was just trying to give you a
271. 8:57breakdown of how I analyzed the prompt
272. 8:59that you asked me to prepare for, which
273. 9:01I I didn't do.
274. 9:03>> [snorts]
275. 9:03>> And I'm telling you about history.
276. 9:04You're interjecting by saying, "Well,
277. 9:05how can I appeal to history? Because the
278. 9:08people that documented all the history
279. 9:10were my people, white people. So history
280. 9:12is filtered through a lens of white
281. 9:14supremacy. Therefore, it's corrupted and
282. 9:16therefore, we can't appeal to it as
283. 9:17being accurate." Which okay, if that is
284. 9:20the case, then how do you know that
285. 9:22Africans were unfairly treated? Because
286. 9:25the only unfair treatment of Africans
287. 9:27that we have historically recorded must
288. 9:29be necessarily recorded by the same
289. 9:31people who recorded all of history,
290. 9:33right?
291. 9:34>> Easy. Easy Look, if if the reason why we
292. 9:38know Africa is unfairly treated, bro,
293. 9:40when we go to Africa, it's it's complete
294. 9:42BS. That's why That's why my parents
295. 9:44like moved here in their 20s. That's why
296. 9:46they moved here cuz like Africa was a
297. 9:48bad, terrible place. Politicians were
298. 9:50bad. The leaders were bad. They were all
299. 9:53They The leaders just used the money
300. 9:55from the West for themselves and their
301. 9:57family. They didn't care about the
302. 9:59people and and a lot of it has to go
303. 10:01back to Europe. Like a lot of these
304. 10:03Western countries, like they they they
305. 10:05like say, "Oh, we don't want immigrants
306. 10:07here. We don't want Bro, like it's your
307. 10:09responsibility to to take care of these
308. 10:11immigrants cuz you're the reason why
309. 10:13they're in this situation. If Africans
310. 10:14and the Europeans traded, like let's say
311. 10:16we give them resources, they give us
312. 10:18technology, I think it would have been a
313. 10:20perfect world right there. Cuz we have
314. 10:22resources, they have technology. And if
315. 10:24we combine our our our our our
316. 10:28intelligence together, we could make a
317. 10:30better society. But you guys just wanted
318. 10:32everything. You guys wanted the
319. 10:33resources for yourself, didn't share.
320. 10:36And now you're going to
321. 10:37>> the main Is the main grievance
322. 10:38colonialism? Is that kind of what you're
323. 10:40referring to?
324. 10:42>> Yeah. Yeah, colonialism.
325. 10:43>> So, the only way that you can utilize
326. 10:45colonialism to moralize against white
327. 10:47people is to pretend as if blacks had
328. 10:50possessed the abilities and technology
329. 10:53of the Europeans, that they wouldn't
330. 10:55have done the very same thing, if not
331. 10:57worse.
332. 10:58>> Forget it.
333. 10:58>> And this would be Hold on. Hold on. This
334. 11:00would This is complete cope and it's
335. 11:02dishonest because we've actually done
336. 11:04the experiment already. We brought
337. 11:07slaves here from Western and Central
338. 11:09Africa hundreds of years ago, used them
339. 11:12for free labor, and then later abolished
340. 11:14it legally.
341. 11:16Then we gave the freed Africans rights
342. 11:19and attempted to integrate them into our
343. 11:20society. And this includes voting
344. 11:22rights, property rights, everything that
345. 11:24they never would have possibly conceived
346. 11:26of on their own, including documenting
347. 11:28history, by the way. They didn't have a
348. 11:29written language by the time the
349. 11:30Europeans got there. We gave them Hold
350. 11:33on. We gave them access to every single
351. 11:36one of these technologies, all the
352. 11:37amenities that we created and invented,
353. 11:40and with access to all the same features
354. 11:42of Western civilization, Africans, they
355. 11:45chose, with all of those abundant
356. 11:48resources, to contribute less and commit
357. 11:51disproportionate amounts of crime. So, I
358. 11:52would say that they were given a
359. 11:55plethora of opportunities and still act
360. 11:59the least fair by your very standards.
361. 12:02So, let's use this ambiguous standard of
362. 12:05fairness. From your point of view,
363. 12:07right? Would it have been more fair to
364. 12:11do what we already did? And that's bring
365. 12:13Africans here, free them from slavery
366. 12:15later on, and then give them rights,
367. 12:18only for them to tarnish it with with
368. 12:19their opportunity. Or
369. 12:22to never have purchased them to begin
370. 12:24with and allowed them to stay in Africa,
371. 12:26where they would continue to be enslaved
372. 12:28in worse conditions by their own people?
373. 12:32Which would be more Which would be more
374. 12:33or less fair?
375. 12:35>> I I want to make a difference between
376. 12:37slavery in in Africa and slavery in
377. 12:39America. Okay, slavery in America, it
378. 12:42was it was it was basically BS. But in
379. 12:44Africa, it was a little better cuz you
380. 12:47could see your family. And basically,
381. 12:49like there was there was a time limit,
382. 12:51basically. Like maybe you would work for
383. 12:535 years for a slave for a slave master.
384. 12:56You'd go to your family, and it was
385. 12:58basically like
386. 12:59like if you had debt and you had and
387. 13:01they turned you into a slave in Africa,
388. 13:04uh and if you paid off your debt by the
389. 13:06labor that you did, then you go and all
390. 13:08that. But
391. 13:09>> So, it would have it would have been
392. 13:11So, so it would have been better
393. 13:14>> For America, it was unfair, bro. Like
394. 13:16y'all treated the African-Americans
395. 13:17terrible, man. Like you killed them, you
396. 13:19fed them to alligators, you did all
397. 13:22this. And And now, like I can't I can't
398. 13:24believe these people have have the balls
399. 13:27to like go up and speak about moral
400. 13:29stuff. Like bro, you don't belong there,
401. 13:31bro. Like you guys you guys seem pretty
402. 13:34evil to me, bro. I'm not going to lie.
403. 13:36>> I think this demonstrates the nature of
404. 13:38how irreconcilable our interactions with
405. 13:41blacks and other non-white groups are
406. 13:43because this is just a a historic
407. 13:45reading of history. Black people in
408. 13:47America were treated better than they
409. 13:50were treated by their own people than
410. 13:51they were treated in Britain.
411. 13:53>> Give me proof. Give me proof. Give me
412. 13:54proof.
413. 13:55>> Hold on. Hold on.
414. 13:55>> Hold on. Hold on.
415. 13:56>> Because because black people went on to
416. 13:59accumulate civil rights and experiences
417. 14:02in a first world country that they could
418. 14:04have never been afforded in their own
419. 14:05countries. Yet they have the audacity to
420. 14:08use those rights to morally grandstand
421. 14:10against white people which only
422. 14:13demonstrates a supreme lack of
423. 14:15self-awareness. So this whole like
424. 14:17comparison analysis about slavery, if
425. 14:20you were a slave at that time who is
426. 14:22being transported through the
427. 14:23transatlantic slave trade, the place you
428. 14:25would want to go to is America. Not
429. 14:28Brazil, not the Arabs, not the
430. 14:29Portuguese. It would be America. One
431. 14:32because the treatment was better. I'm
432. 14:33not saying it was good, but it was
433. 14:35better, especially better than how they
434. 14:37you know they were being treated by
435. 14:38their own people like the Dahomey tribe.
436. 14:40People were cannibalizing other African
437. 14:42tribes. They were doing rituals like
438. 14:44human sacrifices for generations before
439. 14:46European people ever arrived. So the
440. 14:48whole moral grandstanding thing just
441. 14:50doesn't work. And I would ask you this.
442. 14:53On the [snorts] notion of colonization,
443. 14:55if you want to grandstand and blame
444. 14:57white people for everything, how come
445. 14:59sub-Saharan Africans inhabited, you
446. 15:02know, the continent of Africa for
447. 15:03thousands of years before they had these
448. 15:06extensive interactions with Europeans,
449. 15:08yet they never built civilizations that
450. 15:10were as impressive as the Europeans?
451. 15:12>> As impressive? Well, first things first,
452. 15:16I would say
453. 15:17the Europeans like I studied the
454. 15:19medieval times and what I've heard it
455. 15:21was like like there were there were a
456. 15:23lot of diseases and and whatnot and like
457. 15:26the Europeans most of them were
458. 15:27peasants. I mean some some Europeans
459. 15:30were conquerors or whatever.
460. 15:32But I think for Africa like for Africans
461. 15:35life in Africa was pretty simple.
462. 15:37Basically food, sleep. That's what I've
463. 15:39learned. Like food, eat, sleep. Like
464. 15:41like for you guys you had all this
465. 15:43disease or whatever. And you guys were
466. 15:45dying. You guys were like peasants or
467. 15:49whatever. But for Africa
468. 15:51like
469. 15:52life was simple like they didn't have to
470. 15:55go through that hardship. And I think
471. 15:56the the main reason why the Europeans
472. 15:58like evolved to the
473. 16:01to the civilization that they were cuz
474. 16:03they had to. Like they like they were
475. 16:05tired of being peasants or whatnot and
476. 16:07wanted resources, wanted manpower,
477. 16:10wanted whatever. That's why I think they
478. 16:12became what they became. But for
479. 16:13Africans
480. 16:15they they just life was simple, you
481. 16:17know.
482. 16:18>> They were they were plagued with
483. 16:19tropical diseases and cannibalizing each
484. 16:22other. And in some places like Senegal
485. 16:23before the French arrived had an average
486. 16:25life expectancy of like 25. So to
487. 16:28pretend as if they were living a more
488. 16:29fulfilled lifestyle
489. 16:31>> All right, who
490. 16:32>> evidence to suggest any of that.
491. 16:34>> Who had a better who had a more simpler
492. 16:36life in the medieval times? An average
493. 16:38an average white person or
494. 16:40>> Well, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. First
495. 16:41of all, you haven't addressed either of
496. 16:43our questions and we're already
497. 16:44deviating from the topic of morality. So
498. 16:48if you want to talk about racial
499. 16:49morality, let's do it very specifically.
500. 16:51And I don't know if you know this, but
501. 16:53slavery does continue to exist in many
502. 16:56parts of the world today. None of which
503. 16:58are white countries. And the only reason
504. 17:01that slavery was abolished in most of
505. 17:03western and central Africa is because
506. 17:06colonial powers put international
507. 17:08pressure on them to do so. So in reality
508. 17:11without the white man, you wouldn't have
509. 17:14access to anything that you have access
510. 17:16to now, and you may even be a slave had
511. 17:20we not helped you rid your entire
512. 17:21continent of it. So, what do you have to
513. 17:23say to that?
514. 17:24>> you're you're acting like the the white
515. 17:26man created every invention. Like if we
516. 17:29look at the Middle East and Africa,
517. 17:31we've had some inventions, too. Don't
518. 17:33lie.
519. 17:33>> I I said nothing about inventions. I
520. 17:35said abolishing slavery. Can you address
521. 17:37what I just said?
522. 17:38>> I have I have one question that I
523. 17:40>> just I just said something to you very
524. 17:42specific. I would I would appreciate it
525. 17:43if you would just stay on topic.
526. 17:46Can you respond to what I just said to
527. 17:47you?
528. 17:49>> Uh what did you say?
529. 17:50>> The only reason why you are not a slave
530. 17:53is very likely because white
531. 17:54colonialists occupied Central and
532. 17:57Western Africa and put international
533. 17:59pressure on them to abolish them. It was
534. 18:01really evangelical Christians which
535. 18:03abolished slavery throughout most of
536. 18:05planet Earth. So, anywhere you go in a
537. 18:08predominantly white nation, slavery's
538. 18:10against the law there. So, when we're
539. 18:12talking about racial morality, which
540. 18:15race is more likely to be upholding
541. 18:16moral standards? the ones who still
542. 18:18practice slavery, or is it the ones who
543. 18:20made it the purpose of the law to
544. 18:22abolish it everywhere on Earth?
545. 18:25>> I mean, if you look at Napoleon, when he
546. 18:28when he became emperor or whatever, like
547. 18:31France
548. 18:32uh banned slavery, but then he brought
549. 18:33it back. So, I don't think you guys are
550. 18:36still
551. 18:36>> do with my question? What does this have
552. 18:38to do with my question? I understand
553. 18:39that white people practiced slavery.
554. 18:41>> not talking about America. I'm talking
555. 18:43about Napoleon.
556. 18:44>> Napoleon.
557. 18:46>> Yeah.
558. 18:47>> That has nothing to do with my question.
559. 18:48I'm asking if we're looking at in terms
560. 18:50of moral significance, who made the best
561. 18:53moral contributions to the world?
562. 18:56Would it be Africans, or would it be
563. 18:58white people?
564. 18:59>> Brother, the Africans were victims. It
565. 19:02didn't matter what you did. If you if
566. 19:04you made slavery, or you abolished it,
567. 19:06it didn't matter cuz at the end of the
568. 19:07day, these Africans were victims, man.
569. 19:11These Africans that were brought
570. 19:12[clears throat] from Africa or whatever,
571. 19:14they were victims. And no matter what
572. 19:15you did, you you're still in the wrong.
573. 19:18You brought them in the first place. And
574. 19:20now it's you could you could say it was
575. 19:22an act of mercy, but then at the end of
576. 19:23the day when you stand against God
577. 19:26>> The African slave owners were the
578. 19:28African slave owners victims or just the
579. 19:31Africans that were owned by the other
580. 19:33Africans?
581. 19:35>> No, no, I'm talking about like the
582. 19:36African-American like the Africans that
583. 19:38were
584. 19:38>> Okay, but I'm talking Yeah, well, how
585. 19:38did they get here? Through the
586. 19:39transatlantic slave trade. Okay, so how
587. 19:41did that happen? We purchased them from
588. 19:43African slave owners. So were the
589. 19:45African slave owners also victims or was
590. 19:48it just the people that they owned who
591. 19:49were also African?
592. 19:52>> Why Why buy them in the first place?
593. 19:54>> That is not the question.
594. 19:56That is not the question. We're talking
595. 19:58about morality. We're talking about
596. 20:00victimhood. You're saying that they were
597. 20:01victims. Which ones were victims? The
598. 20:03people who owned the slaves or the
599. 20:05people who just were the slaves?
600. 20:10>> I would say it's probably both. I would
601. 20:12say it's probably both.
602. 20:13>> So the the the master and the slave are
603. 20:16both the victim then?
604. 20:18>> Like the black slave maybe cuz look,
605. 20:21imagine these people come with with
606. 20:23[ __ ] guns or whatever and say, "Hey,
607. 20:25we want all the slaves or whatever."
608. 20:27Like you're going to have to do
609. 20:29something, you know?
610. 20:32Like you're going to have to sell your
611. 20:33own people, I guess, but we'll never
612. 20:34know, man. We'll never know what
613. 20:36happened.
614. 20:37>> All right, I mean, I don't think I don't
615. 20:38I don't I don't think we're really going
616. 20:39to get anywhere here, unfortunately.
617. 20:42>> can try we can try this. So the very
618. 20:44original point that you were trying to
619. 20:46make before we got into the debate about
620. 20:48morality was that
621. 20:50a claim about brutality and violence
622. 20:54being unique to white people in America
623. 20:57and you cited Jeffrey Dahmer.
624. 20:59Other than Jeffrey Dahmer, is there any
625. 21:01other evidence that you have to support
626. 21:03that?
627. 21:04>> I mean, look at all the famous serial
628. 21:06killers we have. Ted Bundy,
629. 21:09there's this clown killer,
630. 21:11there's this one other guy
631. 21:13that wore face masks of people that
632. 21:15killed his own mom, which is crazy.
633. 21:18And it's just a lot, you know, it's like
634. 21:21it's like they're racist, they're
635. 21:22murderers, they're I don't I don't even
636. 21:24know. They're the ones that control the
637. 21:25world, man.
638. 21:26Like they're
639. 21:27control the world. Well, there it is.
640. 21:29There's the answer right there. They're
641. 21:30the ones that control the world. You can
642. 21:32get away with so much [ __ ] when you
643. 21:34control the world.
644. 21:36So here's here's what I was saying. I
645. 21:37mean white people control the world for
646. 21:39a very specific reason. So even though
647. 21:41all of the available data, which is
648. 21:43skewed against white people, still shows
649. 21:45that they're underrepresented in these
650. 21:47types of crimes compared to blacks, all
651. 21:49this proves is that Hold on. All this
652. 21:51proves is that in the end, when white
653. 21:53people do commit crime, it's more
654. 21:55impressive.
655. 21:57That's why all of the most notorious
656. 21:58serial killers have been white people.
657. 22:00It's because when white people do bad
658. 22:02things, it's more complex and
659. 22:04impressive. Wait, I I just You said You
660. 22:06said all these studies were against
661. 22:08white people. Don't you guys make the
662. 22:10Don't Don't you guys make the study?
663. 22:13>> [laughter]
664. 22:13>> Don't you guys Individuals don't make
665. 22:15studies on criminality. They're
666. 22:17collected by agencies. You guys control
667. 22:19the media, bro.
668. 22:20It's the white control the media, bro.
669. 22:23Right?
670. 22:24Okay. Are we going to the thing now?
671. 22:27If if that's the case If that's the If
672. 22:29that's the case, if you're if you're
673. 22:31forfeiting your agency and saying that
674. 22:33another group controls everything, and
675. 22:35you can't trust any data, then how can
676. 22:37you ascertain that white people commit
677. 22:39more violent crime?
678. 22:41No. No, you guys don't like
679. 22:44I mean like per person, but you guys
680. 22:46when you guys do commit crimes, it's
681. 22:48it's disturbing. That's why Hold on. I I
682. 22:49want you to I want you to address this,
683. 22:51and I just don't think you're
684. 22:51understanding it, cuz I brought this up
685. 22:53to you earlier. But what he just said is
686. 22:54something very specific. What you're
687. 22:56saying is that any available information
688. 22:59that my brother and I can appeal to to
689. 23:01justify our argument is tainted by the
690. 23:05control apparatus that exists. White
691. 23:07people control everything. Therefore,
692. 23:09the studies are false, right? So, then
693. 23:13what available data can you possibly
694. 23:15pull from to justify your claims?
695. 23:19>> Well, I'm not saying they're false. I'm
696. 23:20just saying you can't fully trust them.
697. 23:24>> Then what are you trusting to What are
698. 23:26you trusting? What are you placing trust
699. 23:28in to come to these conclusions?
700. 23:32>> I mean, I just I just trust for me,
701. 23:34personally, I just trust what I feel
702. 23:36like is right. Like from what I've seen
703. 23:38and the experiences that I've gone
704. 23:39through in my life, like that's what I
705. 23:41When I see when I see stuff, yeah.
706. 23:44>> So, you trust whatever you feel, which
707. 23:46is characteristic of I suppose Africa.
708. 23:51>> I mean, if if you're going to say that,
709. 23:52then I guess, man, but
710. 23:54>> Those are your words, not mine.
711. 23:57>> Yep, if you put it that way, then yeah.
712. 23:59I just trust what I feel, man.
713. 24:03>> Okay. Well, I'm Well, I'm not convinced,
714. 24:05but I mean
715. 24:08I'll go ahead and I guess we're there to
716. 24:09discuss.
717. 24:13>> I mean, wait, let me let me check the
718. 24:15DMs real quick.
719. 24:18>> You You said blacks morally superior and
720. 24:20blacks haven't been treated fairly
721. 24:21throughout history, and you said you
722. 24:23wrote a bunch of notes.
723. 24:24Yo, what is your case for the moral
724. 24:26superiority of black people? Because a
725. 24:28lot of black people make these
726. 24:30accusations, but what is your claim that
727. 24:32you want to substantiate? What is the
728. 24:34actual argument for black moral
729. 24:36superiority?
730. 24:38>> Well, when I see when I see a black
731. 24:41person be kind, it's very different to
732. 24:43when a white person's being kind. So,
733. 24:45when a black person is kind,
734. 24:47I feel like it's more sincere, you know?
735. 24:50I feel like it's way more authentic and
736. 24:52better.
737. 24:53But when a white person like there there
738. 24:56is there's this one white lady. Like
739. 24:58she's my neighbor.
740. 25:00And I just don't trust her, man. I just
741. 25:02don't trust her.
742. 25:03I don't know. Like I just don't trust
743. 25:05her, bro. Like bro, when she looks at
744. 25:07me, bro, it's just it's just these eyes
745. 25:09of disgust, bro. Like she does not like
746. 25:11black people.
747. 25:12>> So, black people as a race are morally
748. 25:15superior because you don't anecdotally
749. 25:17trust your white neighbor.
750. 25:20>> No, no, it's the other way around if you
751. 25:21think about it. It's the other way
752. 25:23around. Like they don't trust like black
753. 25:25people.
754. 25:26So, that's what I feel, you know. That's
755. 25:28what I think.
756. 25:29>> you're focusing on that detail, though.
757. 25:31But how are you proving that black
758. 25:33people are morally superior?
759. 25:36>> I do like the the way like black
760. 25:39kindness is way more meaningful cuz
761. 25:42there's no point to be I mean imagine
762. 25:44being kind in a world where you're
763. 25:45basically like treated like
764. 25:47you're treated like this, you're treated
765. 25:49like that, but you still go out of your
766. 25:50way to be kind. That that's really
767. 25:53impressive, especially in a in a society
768. 25:55that's against you, you know. And I feel
769. 25:57like
770. 25:59>> Well, black Americans are the most well
771. 26:01taken care of, well fed, well medicated
772. 26:04blacks in the history of sub-Saharan
773. 26:06Africans. So,
774. 26:10>> Yeah, I guess.
775. 26:11I mean they
776. 26:13No, no,
777. 26:13no,
778. 26:14we make they make they make the the
779. 26:17least amount of money,
780. 26:19don't they?
781. 26:20>> They're better off here than they are in
782. 26:22their own homelands. So, to say that to
783. 26:24to characterize the dynamic that black
784. 26:26people are just for no reason that we
785. 26:29can really explain just being treated
786. 26:31horribly at the hands of this mysterious
787. 26:34cabal of white supremacists. I mean,
788. 26:35what is actually the explanation for
789. 26:38that? Other than just blaming white
790. 26:40people.
791. 26:41>> Well, I have a question. Do Do you guys
792. 26:44think like white people are better
793. 26:45people like morally than than black
794. 26:47people or
795. 26:49>> Are you answering my That
796. 26:51>> No, I'm just I'm just curious to to know
797. 26:53what you guys know cuz I'm trying to
798. 26:54debate y'all and I'm trying to see like
799. 26:56where you where you guys are at.
800. 26:58I I know you guys know white
801. 27:00nationalists or white people.
802. 27:01>> Well, hold on. Hold on a second. Hold on
803. 27:02a second. You're asking a lot of
804. 27:03questions for someone who got into my
805. 27:05DMs and criticized me for having a
806. 27:07faulty worldview. You said my ideology
807. 27:10is easily debunked.
808. 27:11>> Yeah. Yeah, you do.
809. 27:12>> So, it's like you don't even know you
810. 27:14don't even know what we believe and now
811. 27:16you're asking us
812. 27:17>> a good question. That's a good question.
813. 27:19You made that claim. Explain to us what
814. 27:21you think our worldview is.
815. 27:24>> From what I could tell, I think you guys
816. 27:26prefer your own people. That's That's
817. 27:29what I could see.
818. 27:30>> That's correct.
819. 27:30>> think you guys are white nationalists.
820. 27:32>> Do you not prefer your own people?
821. 27:35>> Do I care for my own people? Yeah.
822. 27:37>> Do you not prefer your own people?
823. 27:40>> Do I Do I not prefer my own people? I
824. 27:42mean, mostly, but it really depends on
825. 27:44the person. You know, there are there
826. 27:45are good white people, bad white people,
827. 27:48>> If you generally prefer your own people
828. 27:51and we do, too, that means we have the
829. 27:52same worldview.
830. 27:54It's just that when white people do it,
831. 27:56everybody gets freaked out about it.
832. 28:00>> I mean,
833. 28:02they do have a point when they're like
834. 28:04like when you guys are like this, it's
835. 28:06like
836. 28:07like you guys have done so much damage,
837. 28:10but you guys don't want to help help
838. 28:12other people.
839. 28:13And don't You guys I would say like the
840. 28:16white people did the bare minimum. Like
841. 28:18they didn't do anything great or
842. 28:20whatever to redeem themselves.
843. 28:21>> that your presence in this country,
844. 28:23someone who literally identifies as an
845. 28:25African, not even a hyphenated
846. 28:28African-American, your presence in this
847. 28:30country, your utilization of the
848. 28:32technology
849. 28:34the the utilization of the very
850. 28:36technology you're using right now is
851. 28:37contingent upon white people having A
852. 28:39created it and then B allowing you
853. 28:42rights to utilize it. So, what are you
854. 28:44talking about? The lack of
855. 28:45self-awareness here is absolutely
856. 28:47unbelievable. You're saying, "We've done
857. 28:48the bare minimum."
858. 28:50>> rights?
859. 28:51Who fought for those rights?
860. 28:53>> Who fought for the rights of what? Black
861. 28:55people? White people? Black people
862. 28:57didn't even fight for their own rights.
863. 28:59White people fought for the rights of
864. 29:01black people.
865. 29:03MLK is a CIA plant.
866. 29:07White people
867. 29:09>> What?
868. 29:09>> White people afforded equal rights to
869. 29:12black people, just like they afforded
870. 29:14equal rights to women.
871. 29:17Women suffragettes, they didn't earn the
872. 29:19right to vote. Black people didn't earn
873. 29:21civil rights. White people gave it to
874. 29:24them.
875. 29:25And the only reason why they still have
876. 29:26it is because white people have
877. 29:28maintained that to their own detriment.
878. 29:30And now you have the audacity to come
879. 29:32here, criticize me,
880. 29:34you know, bring me into into this
881. 29:35conversation, and try to say that my
882. 29:37people are somehow morally inferior, and
883. 29:39I have to defend the the opposing
884. 29:41position. It's it's completely
885. 29:43ridiculous, and you have no evidence to
886. 29:45base your claim on.
887. 29:46>> brother brother brother.
888. 29:48What I believe is you guys, from what
889. 29:51I've seen from history and what you guys
890. 29:53the sins that your ancestors have done
891. 29:55>> False history.
892. 29:56>> guys are just terrible people, man. It's
893. 29:58not It's not simple.
894. 29:59>> Well, you're saying the history is false
895. 30:01though because it's written by white
896. 30:02people. So, how are you appealing to
897. 30:04that? I don't understand.
898. 30:06>> Because we have evidence of what you
899. 30:08guys have done. Stories from people like
900. 30:11Look, I have a friend that's
901. 30:12African-American. Like his grandmother
902. 30:15like her dad has gone through some
903. 30:17terrible terrible stuff. And look at
904. 30:20Africa, it's in crumbles cuz of you
905. 30:22guys.
906. 30:22So, I think I think the slavery and like
907. 30:24the the the the massacre and the
908. 30:28the the complete BS you guys did in
909. 30:30Africa, like it's true, but not not
910. 30:32everything you guys write is 100% true.
911. 30:35>> You are the equivalent of a goldfish in
912. 30:37a fish bowl, and you're in a fish bowl,
913. 30:39and you're swimming around, and you're
914. 30:41saying, "Where is the water at? I don't
915. 30:43know where the water is."
916. 30:46>> Just think of the history books as like
917. 30:48the Bible. Like there were people that
918. 30:51came, wrote it, did that, changed stuff,
919. 30:53put it in, put stuff in, you know? It's
920. 30:56not It's not 100%
921. 30:57>> Is your Is your entire world view is
922. 30:59just based off of your own anecdotal
923. 31:01experience?
924. 31:03>> I mean, that's how we That's how we I
925. 31:05mean, isn't that everybody's way? Like
926. 31:07we experience stuff, we see stuff with
927. 31:09our own eyes, and then we make up our
928. 31:11world view, yeah?
929. 31:13Am I right or am I wrong?
930. 31:15Cuz at the end of the day, I'm not a
931. 31:17robot. I'm I'm a human being, you know?
932. 31:19Like I see stuff and
933. 31:21>> Yeah, but if you only if you only
934. 31:22utilize information that you consumed
935. 31:25with your own personal sense data,
936. 31:27anecdotal, then you would have a very
937. 31:30narrow world view.
938. 31:32You know, there's like things called
939. 31:33books. You can read books. You can read
940. 31:34articles. You can watch documentaries
941. 31:36and videos. And that can expand
942. 31:38>> That's my point.
943. 31:40>> But but but again,
944. 31:42but again, you're appealing to something
945. 31:44that you can no longer appeal to if you
946. 31:47call it false. So, when you're saying
947. 31:50that the history of Africans and
948. 31:53colonialism is the moral inferiority of
949. 31:56white people, then you have no actual
950. 31:59Hold on.
951. 32:00I need to be able to say a full
952. 32:01sentence. You have no actual evidence of
953. 32:04that because the only available evidence
954. 32:06that we have are the writings and
955. 32:07documentations of people who wrote them
956. 32:10and documented them. So, if you're
957. 32:12saying they're invalid,
958. 32:14then how do you know anything that ever
959. 32:16happened?
960. 32:17>> pictures, too.
961. 32:18Don't Don't forget about the pictures,
962. 32:20man.
963. 32:20>> Right. So, all of history is false then.
964. 32:22That's your view.
965. 32:23>> No, no, no, no. I didn't say it was all
966. 32:25false. I just said we can't trust
967. 32:28everything that they say in the history
968. 32:29books.
969. 32:30>> Right. So, trust what is convenient for
970. 32:32you to believe, and then the rest you
971. 32:33can fill in with your anecdotal beliefs.
972. 32:38>> I would say just take it with a grain of
973. 32:40salt. Not everything that they say in
974. 32:42the history books is 100% correct, bro.
975. 32:45>> Okay, well
976. 32:45>> like the Bible
977. 32:46>> Well, then I I can apply the same logic
978. 32:48and I could say, "Well, how can you say
979. 32:50we were morally inferior? You have to
980. 32:52take it with a grain of salt. They were
981. 32:53lying about that one part."
982. 32:56>> How How How were they lying about that?
983. 32:57You guys wrote it.
984. 32:59>> You're saying that
985. 33:00>> Like you guys
986. 33:01>> You're saying that they were lying.
987. 33:03That's what you're saying.
988. 33:05>> No, they I would say they were lying
989. 33:07about a lot of stuff, but telling the
990. 33:08truth about some stuff. Like they
991. 33:10probably lied about the like the same
992. 33:13Look, look, I Here's what I think.
993. 33:15Like I think they wrote
994. 33:17like what barely happened,
995. 33:19added a few details, and then just
996. 33:23like stopped the like they didn't write
997. 33:25the other stuff that happened. That's
998. 33:27what I think.
999. 33:28Cuz I feel they did way way way more
1000. 33:30>> to the How did you get into my country?
1001. 33:34>> How did I get? My parents came here in
1002. 33:36in their 20s.
1003. 33:38>> Okay. And what do you What are you doing
1004. 33:40here?
1005. 33:42>> What am I doing here?
1006. 33:43>> Mhm.
1007. 33:43>> In the Discord call or in America? Well,
1008. 33:45I was born here, man.
1009. 33:47>> I was born in the United States of
1010. 33:49America, man.
1011. 33:50>> Okay, are you an American?
1012. 33:52>> Am I an American?
1013. 33:53>> Mhm.
1014. 33:55>> Well, my nationality
1015. 33:57my passport it says American.
1016. 33:59>> What does that mean?
1017. 34:00Are you an American?
1018. 34:01>> blood
1019. 34:02my DNA, my blood is from Africa.
1020. 34:05>> Then why aren't you there?
1021. 34:08>> Cuz I was born here cuz my parents
1022. 34:09didn't like Africa.
1023. 34:10>> Why don't you go back?
1024. 34:13>> Why would I go back when I'm doing well
1025. 34:15for myself here?
1026. 34:16>> Oh, you're doing well for yourself.
1027. 34:19>> Yeah.
1028. 34:19>> Well, so white supremacy must not be so
1029. 34:21bad.
1030. 34:23>> White supremacy must not be so bad.
1031. 34:26>> Yeah, it sounds like you're benefiting a
1032. 34:28lot from white supremacy.
1033. 34:30>> I I think I think
1034. 34:32I mean
1035. 34:36That's a
1036. 34:37that's tough, man. That's tough.
1037. 34:39>> It is tough because it's a completely
1038. 34:41incomprehensible worldview and you've
1039. 34:43twisted yourself up into knots about it
1040. 34:45just to justify your own historical
1041. 34:47shortcomings. And honestly, I don't mean
1042. 34:50to like be a dick. I don't mean to just
1043. 34:51rag on you because I just I frankly
1044. 34:53don't think you're that intelligent and
1045. 34:55that's not your fault. But the reality
1046. 34:57is is that you have to apply some
1047. 34:59self-awareness here because it is
1048. 35:01completely ridiculous and in the coming
1049. 35:03years stuff like this is just not going
1050. 35:05to be acceptable. White people are not
1051. 35:07going to accept this [ __ ] for long. So,
1052. 35:09get your [ __ ] act in order.
1053. 35:11>> sorry?
1054. 35:12>> Who who said?
1055. 35:13Who said? Listen Listen to me. You do
1056. 35:15realize the white people don't Look,
1057. 35:17there there there are politicians from
1058. 35:19all around the world. Look, there are
1059. 35:21Look at Barack Obama. Look at Look at
1060. 35:23the Republicans. I mean, the the
1061. 35:25Republicans don't have that many black
1062. 35:27people, but look at the Democrats. Like
1063. 35:29if you're going to say if you're going
1064. 35:30to say like the the white people are
1065. 35:32going to say no no more rights for Bro,
1066. 35:34that's that's the ingredients to a civil
1067. 35:36war, bro. You think You think these
1068. 35:38these people are going to let that slide
1069. 35:41after everything I think if if white
1070. 35:43people get their rights
1071. 35:45>> it is that you think that you're making
1072. 35:46right now.
1073. 35:46>> like a civil war is going to happen,
1074. 35:48bro.
1075. 35:49I think you guys are good.
1076. 35:52>> Like I feel like it's too late now to I
1077. 35:55mean, if if you guys if you guys sent
1078. 35:58the Africans back to Africa, maybe y'all
1079. 36:00would have had a chance, but I think
1080. 36:01it's too late now.
1081. 36:03Like we're already in society. You can't
1082. 36:04do anything. We have
1083. 36:05>> So, therefore, we should accept our
1084. 36:07demise. Is that sort of what you're
1085. 36:09saying? We should then accept our
1086. 36:10demise.
1087. 36:14>> I mean, you guys are still controlling
1088. 36:15the world, man. And that's the sad part.
1089. 36:17I don't think you guys should cuz you
1090. 36:19guys are terrible, but
1091. 36:21it's whatever, man. It's whatever.
1092. 36:23It's really sad, man.
1093. 36:25>> Wow.
1094. 36:26>> I'm I'm frankly very compelled. I'll
1095. 36:27have to give my worldview some
1096. 36:29reconsideration. Thank you for sharing
1097. 36:30all that. Do you have any final thoughts
1098. 36:31before we let you go?
1099. 36:35>> I I think I think white supremacy
1100. 36:38and like white national
1101. 36:40white nationalism should go. Cuz I feel
1102. 36:42like these people pray pray on good
1103. 36:44white people. Like good white people are
1104. 36:46people that feel guilt for what their
1105. 36:48people did and are are trying to be
1106. 36:51better to other races and try to be
1107. 36:53kinder and try to be more godly. So I
1108. 36:56feel like white like white supremacists
1109. 36:58should should leave the country and
1110. 36:59never come back. That's what I think.
1111. 37:00But
1112. 37:01hey, who knows?
1113. 37:03Hey, that will never happen in our
1114. 37:04lifetime.
1115. 37:05That might never happen in our lifetime.
1116. 37:07>> Your judgment of what makes a white
1117. 37:09person in your eyes good is one that
1118. 37:11betrays their own people as long as it
1119. 37:13benefits
1120. 37:14>> Betrays? How how do they betray their
1121. 37:15own people?
1122. 37:16>> As long as it benefits as long as it
1123. 37:18benefits your community. So instead of
1124. 37:21instead of twisting this and trying to
1125. 37:23make it a moral argument, what you could
1126. 37:24do is be honest and just say that you
1127. 37:27hate white people.
1128. 37:28>> have some sympathy, man. Like have a
1129. 37:30heart, you know?
1130. 37:31>> This conversation exists because of the
1131. 37:34white man's sympathy. And it's not going
1132. 37:37to last forever.
1133. 37:37>> sympathy?
1134. 37:39>> It's not going to last forever.
1135. 37:40>> That's a crazy way to put it, man.
1136. 37:41That's a crazy way to put it, man.
1137. 37:42That is a
1138. 37:43>> That is a
1139. 37:44That's just true. That's just true. Like
1140. 37:46Forest said, this entire dynamic is
1141. 37:48contingent upon our tolerance and that
1142. 37:51is finite.
1143. 37:53And it's not going to last for much
1144. 37:54longer.
1145. 37:55>> Listen to me.
1146. 37:56Like most white people would would
1147. 37:59disagree with you, man. Like most white
1148. 38:01people like would
1149. 38:02>> change anything.
1150. 38:04>> [laughter]
1151. 38:04>> Most people across the board would
1152. 38:06disagree with me. Most people don't
1153. 38:08believe in anything.
1154. 38:09>> That's That's why That's why That's why
1155. 38:11America
1156. 38:13Cuz if people like you like white
1157. 38:15supremacists were in power we we would
1158. 38:17be all [ __ ] man.
1159. 38:19>> I thought white supremacists are in
1160. 38:20power.
1161. 38:23>> I don't think I think
1162. 38:25>> Who's in power?
1163. 38:26>> see the white supremacists are in power.
1164. 38:28>> They can't do anything. They can't do
1165. 38:29anything, man.
1166. 38:30>> Who's in power?
1167. 38:31>> then? Who's in power?
1168. 38:32Who's in power?
1169. 38:33>> Trump.
1170. 38:35>> Okay, who is in power? Which demographic
1171. 38:37is in power?
1172. 38:39>> Which demographic is in power?
1173. 38:41>> Mhm.
1174. 38:42>> Well, America. The white people, I
1175. 38:44guess.
1176. 38:45>> Okay, so white people are in power.
1177. 38:48>> Okay.
1178. 38:51>> Does that not just conflict with with
1179. 38:52what you just said?
1180. 38:55>> I mean, not completely cuz at the end of
1181. 38:57day, what makes a country is their
1182. 38:58workers, they're the people that fight
1183. 39:00in the wars, and
1184. 39:02yeah.
1185. 39:03Like we're we're America is not a race.
1186. 39:06America America is black, white, Asian,
1187. 39:08Latino, I don't freaking know.
1188. 39:10Alien, green, white, purple. America is
1189. 39:13just America, man.
1190. 39:14>> But you just said that if white
1191. 39:16supremacists ran the world, things would
1192. 39:18be worse. Something to that effect.
1193. 39:21>> They don't run the world. They they they
1194. 39:22run the West, but they don't they don't
1195. 39:24run the world now.
1196. 39:24>> West is the world. The West is
1197. 39:27absolutely the world. And by your
1198. 39:29standards, white supremacists do run the
1199. 39:32world.
1200. 39:35>> I mean, yeah, but
1201. 39:37>> [snorts]
1202. 39:37>> All right.
1203. 39:40>> Yeah, if if if white supremacists were
1204. 39:42in power, man, they would probably want
1205. 39:43to cleanse the earth, but thank God God
1206. 39:46is on on our side.
1207. 39:46>> power, according to you.
1208. 39:50>> I'm not completely. Not completely.
1209. 39:52>> Oh.
1210. 39:53>> Like they're the ones that say what to
1211. 39:54do. They're the ones that say what to
1212. 39:56do, but they don't have complete
1213. 39:57authority.
1214. 39:58>> Okay.
1215. 39:58>> You know?
1216. 39:59>> All right, well, sounds good. Well,
1217. 40:00listen, man, I really appreciate your
1218. 40:01time today, and I hope you have an
1219. 40:02awesome rest of your night. We're going
1220. 40:03to go ahead and let you go, okay?
1221. 40:05>> All right, man. You take care, man.
1222. 40:07>> Yep, take it easy.
1223. 40:09Yeah, I mean
1224. 40:11>> Remigration is the logical answer.
1225. 40:12>> Total remigration. It's they need to go.
1226. 40:15>> Yes.
1227. 40:16>> Non-violently, legally.