Love your work, man. Keep it up!

Ben i wonder if your will trend in twitter again tonight

Hey Ben can you do a video on the movie "13th" Documentary? I have been having a lot of friends watching it and using it as a reason to protest. Please help me

Thank you

Please make a video about NBA hypocrisy on BLM vs China-HK

@Xavier Leon Let's talk about people trying to get attention This is Xavier Leon real name unknown

@Xavier Leon You sure showed me. Made me feel like a younging

lets talk about Xavier this is Dave

@Xavier Leon What's this?

@Xavier Leon Okay dude awesome

It's because it's targeted at elementary and middle school kids. In fact, it's on JR.scholastic which many schools use. I first saw this video when our social studies teacher let us do whatever we wanted on the website if we finished early. It also has called the race for Joe Biden and focuses on Iran rather than the whole middle east.

@@AndrewLanier. i first saw this video when we HAD to watch it in my social studies class

Could be worse. such as Johnathan and Tyrone

Online learning there is no more school so let's talk about housing

At least his name ain't Tyrone

as just a black boy, i am glad i am learning this while i’m young

@@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890 same man, same.

im a white man who grew up in a low income area, surrounded by a lot of black people. i was raised with the same ideology as a lot of the people around me. the government is racist, sexist and wants the low class to burn BUT when i learned smaller things that made sense i would be hated on by people in my community or they would give me a reason that is so illogical that it doesnt make sense. for example, me and a group (my brother and his friends) were talking about white on black crimes and they kept on saying that white people murder black people way too much and that most deaths for black people are because of white people, i pointed out that according to the FBI data its more likely that black people commit homicides then white people, and most homicides and manslaughter charges are intraracial meaning the victim and the killer are the same race. even though this is completely true they did not believe it and even went as far as to say that the government is lying to make black people look bad, even after i mentioned that the FBI data shows that in all crimes white people statistically do it more except for three which is homicide, burglary and gambling and still they didnt believe a word i said. i learned that, like you said, a lack of details can distort the picture, but sometimes people dont want to see the details and only want to see the picture they want. no matter what you tell them, some people wont listen and only few it one way and wont change, and sadly because of this nothing will change.

@@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890 proud of you. Great thing to learn at a young age. It took me until my early 20s to start seeing it.

@@freethinker3083 I’m in my mid 30’s and just now able to see the picture

Because if everyone is fighting about race, we won’t notice the rich a$$holes are robbing us all blind

Holy shit you’re actually an NPC

It’s a tactic of subversion and demoralization. Once a population is demoralized they’re more likely to abandon their traditional morals and beliefs(religion, pride in their country, etc) and be replaced with subversion groups(BLM, lgbtq groups, social justice). Soviet propagandist talk about this when discussing strategy to destroy societies.

It's quiite simple if you think about it The left in order to get power and votes needs to cater the "oppressed". They just split society in factions and turn the one which will surely not support them in a big bad monster to fight, fill you with fear and hate for it, and at the moment of conflict introduce itself as the hero who will slay the beast. Except they don't slay anything because there is no beast to begin with , and all the achievements they claim to bring are nothing more than bribes payed to specific categories in order to keep their support. Mistery solved.

Because it's easier to be a victim than taking responsibility for yourself.

@DIONNE JAKE AGULTO thanks :D

Lmao this is so true

Lol, alright fair play

lol really I just saw him lose an Interview not even a debate .. check BBC owns Ben Shapiro

I really hope not lmao

In a way thats what youre saying. Also, if you like white boys just say it, dont try to wreck black men in the process.

@@SZUSEast1 Is that you Professor? lol what are you on about?

@@SZUSEast1 I agree with your comment 100%!! Her statement to the teacher was visually saying that black people need to stop complaining! My question to you is how is that "cowardly"?!? Its the truth! Raising your kids to think that the world they live in is against them because of their race and that white people are successful because of some made up "privilege" is some backward ass thinking! Instead of telling your kids there is nothing in the world that will stop you from achieving your goals you are essentially telling them they might as well not even try! What motivation does that child have to succeed if you tell him He/she is 200 yards behind in a 100 yard dash?!?! White privilege and system racism are terms to excuse black failure!

Virtually*

@@achilles210smitad4 Well, I wasn't saying to stop complaining. The professor twisted my words. If you see *true* injustice, regardless of race, you should call it out. I don't care if people call it "complaining" or "whining" or whatever - call it out & examine it. I also think it is important to teach the historical trauma of enslavement in America so that we do not perpetuate it, and thereby, creating a generation of victors NOT victims. I do not think there is current systems of racism and privilege that exist today though. I think black people have privilege too (affirmative action, college money, etc). If anything, the current system benefits the rich and/or the educated, which could be a whole slew of races. I agree with you 100% on everything else though.

"It's not color. It's culture"* Just making it slightly easier for people to find it.

How did the culture develop?

@@youpeopleareinsane1285 exactly, I was looking for someone to say it

The average black American household is very different from the average white american household. If you take a look at black american culture and white american culture you will find why black americans dont do as well as others

...Colour determines your culture most of the time though. Especially since colour relates to race

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Why is this guy so hashtag / confidentlyincorrect about so many things? I mean, he gets statistics and even DEFINTIONS wrong alllll the time?? WTF? No wonder his claims get full-debunked all the time, just like with flat-earthers and NASA-haters.

@@loturzelrestaurant Comment bot?

There was a reason though.

i suppose he should have used Moisha instead :) .

Stop using logic

The question they should ask is "why is Jamal poor" were his parents poor and instead of being responsible and achieving financial stability before having kids just decided to have kids they can't afford and then decide to blame the country?

Society allowed white people to acquire wealth while denying blacks at the same time.

So easy to comprehend, right?? That's why we get frustrated by the npc inability to get it.

@@Sandlin22 I specifically love how the video indicates that if your 'Grandparents' were poor you will be poor. 60-70 years of advancement has not given you exceptionally greater opportunity? Give me a break.

right? who rarely ever talk about white privilege. it's like it doesn't exist or something......

Applicable Apple I’ve recently asked a Social Justice professor about the Ivy League admissions scandal-that Asian students are subject to higher standards than their White counterparts. I asked this because I was genuinely curious as to how White Privilege would play into Asian applicants being penalized over Whites, from the Social Justice standpoint. She kept on saying Asians have been used by alt-rights and Neo Nazis as an excuse to justify racism. When I told her that didn’t seem to address my question directly, she got frustrated and started to tell me that: (a) Asians were newcomers that have not experienced racism in the US; and (b) they are over-represented anyway, so their enrollment needs to be capped. WHOA!!!!!!!!! First, (a) is factually incorrect, but she hadn’t even heard of the railroad workers or the Chinese Exclusion Act...when she is a self-proclaimed civil rights champion. She *was* aware of the Japanese American internment but, instead of developing a meaningful dialogue, she immediately asked if I was aware of the cruel things the Japanese (not Japanese American, of course!) government had done prior to that. Seriously. I didn’t realize Social Justice was big on scapegoating. Second, I pointed out to her (b) sounded incompatible with the Social Justice framework-to present hurdles to make things harder for people of color, under the entire premise of White Privilege. Her response? “Asians aren’t generally considered people of color because, unlike Blacks and Latinos, they chose to come to the US.” She added that I needed to do my homework and learn history before asking stupid questions. LESSON: Asians are VERY INCONVENIENT to Social Justice Worriers because Asian success exposes the fundamental flaws in their premise of White Privilege.

@@nondescriptnyc thx for the effort in your comment. Is this professor, a professor of social justice (which I think would be stupid), or is she just a professor who happens to be a social justice warrior?

Applicable Apple Hi. This is all fascinating, isn’t it... By the way, she is colleague’s wife, and she’s a professor of education (apparently she teaches Social Justice Education). We all hate it when she comes to parties because she’d take every opportunity to lecture us on ethics and morality, like God has given her the gift of virtue nobody else has. Anyhow, this Social Justice Godess has never heard of Chinese railroad workers or the Chinese Exclusion Act-and thinks the internment of Japanese Americans was fully justifiable.

Isn’t this just the model minority argument. When they say to a black/Latin kid, if the Asian kid is excelling why can’t you?

It ain’t magic black people worst off

Lol

That’s so wild that he said that smh

He was pointing out that people move, and the same people impacted in the area in the past might not be the same people affected by it in the future. I am curious though what he’d suggest as a solution for low income people trying to leave their neighborhoods.

@@Brittanysplittanyhe doesn’t have one because it’s a system… that’s why it’s called systemic racism

Daaap, to brate lmao

Svako ko hoće nešto da nauči može da koristi internet. Al naravno da je rasizam kriv za sve jer je teško uraditi nešto povodom problema,valjda jr lakše kukati.Ovi liberalni ameri se guše u svojim govnima...

At least it’s equal😂

Now that's how you fix racism

@@ptrick6808 yoo, ur mad hot🥵

A lot of people can’t take charge and would rather blame it on “society,” good for you for taking individual responsibility.

That is an awesome speech your father gave you, for me that didn't really happen untill later in life. I still don't have any kids, but have taken charge of my life. Being told you are a victim and will always be a victim, then why try?

@@josephsmith590 good point mate👍

This is awesome 👌

Your dad gave you an amazing speech. Tell him your proud of him and thank you for sharing. Everyone should give this speech to your children!

1000% agreed my parents are africans immigrants and worked very hard to get me into a good private school and I always took accountability when I knew I wasn’t doing as good as other students and pushed myself to work harder instead of blaming things that don’t actually affect me

@@getachew. Yes, you need to be PROTECTED from ruth and facts. Thats what bought you to this fanbase. As usual, Ben is clueless accordig to nothing less than 100% of Historians, but telling this to his Fans will make them Angry so we need to not point out facts cuse fragile Snowflakes are literally THIS. Im sure this is kinda the literal Defintion?

@@nenmaster5218 100% of historians agree ben is clueless? joke of the year😂😂 if you wan’t to get anywhere start making correct arguments

I was asked to spearhead a report about why so many juveniles in detention were black. After two years of research...it came down to bias. One story stood out to explain what was happening. Police officer told us if two kids were playing baseball in a field and accidently broke someone's window...and police take both kids to the police station.... Parents are called. White kids parents show up...take the kid home, charges are likely dropped. Black kids parents don't show up to take their kid home. WHY? Because it was the policy the the police to run background checks on any minority that entered the police station...even f they just stopped to ask for directions! Why did the police discriminate in this way...? Because they knew minorities are more impoverished and were more likely to have outstanding warrants. So, because the parents fear the police (with good reason) what happens to the child whose parents would not pick him up? He goes to detention...sometimes for months!!!! How does that impact his thinking about the world? Good for you that your dad worked so hard....but it does not deny that systemic racism exists.

I’m black and I agree

I'm sorry to hear that. I have dutch-german and Czechoslovakian family that struggled coming to America. Thought not as much as my Italian family did. My great great nonna lost two children to discrimination of communists (which they were not). One child lost a hand at a young age working in a factory. She did have too many kids lol (7 came over with them, 1 when they were here). They were immensely poor and did not expect it to be as bad as it was. All the kids had to work from a young age. The ones who could go to elementary school did but only one boy graduated high school. The others (died .. or) had to work. My great nonna saw a better economy during her prime but she and my polish great grandpa were fearful after what they grew up in so they had only one child. At least we're able to afford a small house before he lost his hearing to factory work and my great nonna lost him to pneumonia in their early 70s. She worked until she was 78 and was caretaker for me most of my youth until she died at age 90. There were no handouts for us. Nor for my paternal side. It was about working hard to hope you can pass your "wealth" down the line. For my paternal side they were less discriminated for sure but it was not easy and they were responsible people. Still along the way we have two generations later of many bad choices and still no silver spoon for being white. People forget how the vast majority of all people including white are lower class if not in poverty.

But the color of his skin never granted him any disadvantages that you mentioned either. Which, throughout history, HAS happened to black people. You said he was able to get a factory Job and work at a company for 25 years which is great. But some people don't have those advantages.

Or a fourth kid that is black and has 2 parents in the home with a stable income and lives in the same neighborhood as Kevin.

Maybe a fourth person? Hamal Singh. Pakistan immigrant family who is also living in the prominently black neighborhood but is still managing to get by while living under the same conditions as Jamal

Cring-Y XD some people actually try and work hard. Others like jamal’s parents are fed liberal lies telling them that the reason they live like they do in poverty isn’t their fault and that there was nothing they could’ve done because of the oppressive white man

Guys, you're missing the point. If you're white, you're wrong. If you're male and white you're even wronger.

@@jamesbond3w Or a 5th person, Ryan, Japanese, who had some of his relatives put into Japanese internment camps in WWII and others grew up as sugar cane farmers in Hawaii, unable to get any type of education past 8th grade, but is now living in the same neighborhood as Kevin because after just two generations, his family was able to accumulate enough wealth through smart decisions and hard work.

Yep, I went to a good public schools in the suburbs. We still had some classes that did not have enough desks for the students at the beginning of the year.

Yep. My sister is a teacher and she teaches in a fairly wealthy neighbourhood. She's always complaining to me (at least when there was school still) about overcrowded classrooms, kids being disruptive little shits etc. The grass most certainly isn't greener on the other side.

Send your kids to private school if you love them.

I wouldnt know about the wealthy schools but i do know that im white and the majority of the kids in my school are white. Our school is broke, so saying that race affects the school is kind of ridiculous. Elementary, middle school, and highschool are all crammed into the same building. The reason for this is simple, the school is broke, our whole town is broke. Despite all of that we are still getting a decent education. In conclusion race has little effect on schooling, its all about how much money the town/school has available.

@@cfbisbetterthantheNFL im relatively high income and I didnt have a seat for the whole year in my AP physics class. 3 people passed it, im the only one with a 5. You're chair doesnt determine how well you do on your AP test. Edit: class had 40+ students.

You answered your own question. You came as an adult and your mind was not indoctrinated to know your place from a child. I was born into a society that is more equal than America and still can see the disadvantages you guys face

Congrats! You're an inspiration!

THANK YOU!!!! 👏🏾 To try to pretend that this country's systemic and institutionalized racism hasn't had an effect for generations is just really naive and obtuse if you ask me.

There are a lot of details missing in those stats to draw any conclusions. First, are the use stats self-reported…have they checked for self reporting bias? Are these arrests just for possession or incidental possession charges in association with arrests for other crimes and/or possession of additional types of drugs? We already know there’s a crime rate disparity. Or perhaps it’s a behavior/visibility thing. It’s harder to get caught for possession when you smoke in a private residence and your drugs remain hidden than if you are out in public or in a car. Or a police presence thing. If people in your neighborhood are committing a lot of crime, maybe there is more police presence to get caught for petty crimes. Or a geographic thing- southeastern states with higher black populations probably have stricter drug laws than western states. Does “possession” exclude “possession with intent to sell” because there are reported disparities in the rate of drug dealing. Of course it is absurd the government is even meddling with the sale and possession of herbs and drug laws do have racist roots, but that doesn’t mean these modern stats are evidence of systemic racism.

Ok many make poor decisions. People of all walks of life. However you folks act as if the institutions have no role or is not at fault in the cultivating of human beings.

Jahmere Young Then make better decisions. I came from North Vietnam after the war. Been called Gook by whites and blacks. Was discriminated my whole life. I learned that there are a lot of bad people in the world but there’s also great people. I don’t see how the American system is racist. A few people are racist and it ends there.

🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

BachStraightBoy 12 my dad has a similar story

@@jahmereyoung6000 So tell me what's better? Having a positive outlook in life, working hard (even if that means 2 jobs) and making smart decisions or blame the system. I prefer the former. Nothing dictates what you earn in America, other than the demand for the skill you have to offer. If you have a skill and you're hardworking, I bet you won't be poor. The system isn't racist, but some people are, and you can't do much about that. What you can do on your part is work hard, and be as productive and ambitious as you can be. The sky is literally the limit. Anyway, good day to you...

Anywhere outside of your neighborhood

Same here. I grew up in a bad neighborhood in Toronto. I was always picked on for being white in a predominantly black and indian school. I guess I missed out on my white privilege there :/

I was the only white kid on my school bus for 6 years. Thankfully i never experienced much racism.

I’ve got a secret, white privilege doesn’t exist

dude thats illegal to say you cant say that because it doesnt support jamaal

Exactly they were able to take advantage of the American dream. Couldnt say the same for other groups though.

No they didn't

This guy is obviously full of shit. And I can prove it. He's talking around in circles and you know it. He's equating red lining with nothing to do with race. And if you believe that then look up Levittown red lining. Mr. Levitt was responsible for the 1st suburban homes in the United States Before him being able to start his project he needed approval from the government In the paperwork it says that this community is community is strictly intended for caucasians only do not sell to any one else. And our government approved it. Now this jerk is trying to lead you to believe that it had nothing to do with race when it's plainly says it in black-and-white. Not to sell to anyone but caucasians. Now do you still believe it has nothing to do with racism but instead classism. Give me a break

Kevin too is such a white name too. David or John would have been way more offensive.

I was thinking the same thing. How racist lololol. Oh Dems, they really think everyone is that dumb!

@@flajason1984 Can you explain why that is racist? I'm not following...

@@eattrevor - that's kind of the point. It isn't. But to the Left, there MUST be racism, and dammit they will find it if they have to kill everyone to do it.

flajason1984 it’s not racist, it’s just a name.

Thank you! I don’t understand how people keep using that term when Asians who grew up and lived in the same poor & high crime rate neighborhoods that other minorities do, are still able to thrive & become successful.

There are racists of every race. BLM is just the black klan.

My father who believes in systemic racism says that Asians aren’t targeted like blacks. Edit: He also says they have a country where they are in power. He says that blacks don’t have that anymore because Africa’s been taken away from the blacks. Or something like that... So blacks don’t see themselves in power and everyone else does.

The thing with Asian Americans is that they are a subset of a subset. Asian immigration has historically been restricted. This led to those with the means of getting out of Asia (generally the well off or able to overcome poverty) to move into America. The Asian Americans we see today are the product of the restrictions of US immigration. Being well off would put you at a higher level

@@screamtoasigh9984 or worse, the so-called BHI

-Every dad ever* :)

bingo, you're too smart for this comment section

Lmao your “European American” buddies came up with every single one of those terms my man🤣

You already know why bro. Whites are the only true Americans obviously.

@@undrwrld894 Didn't Jessie Jackson coin the term African American? Also critical race theory on which this is all based was created by a black man. It really doesn't matter what color the people who dream this crap are, they are wrong and the results are evil.

African American and black are two different terms and mean two different things,

That's not what it said...you hear what you want to hear!

Don't forget that you should also be kneeling and apologizing for being white... Fight systematic racism with racism...

The issue of growing up impoverished obviously doesn't only effect minorites, the issue is that they're affected by them at a disproportionate rate. Minorites are more likely to be in poverty than white people, they face discrimination, and have a difficult time building wealth due to their circumstances.

@partly cloudy Then maybe more of a focus should be put on all minorities, not just blacks. What you're saying is exactly why I feel that being hispanic, asian, or any other ethnicity in poverty must be a lot worse than being black. People and the media also blatantly ignore racism towards other minorities, which must make people feel like shit, and unwanted.

I don't think anyone is. We assume that we are being discredited when we hear the word "privilege," but it doesn't take away from our own personal plights what-so-ever. We do have a privilege, but it isn't necessarily related to class nor does it entail that we were handed anything.

More whites live in poverty

He’s like a robot I don’t think he has the power to understand the concept

Actually, there are inspiring millionaires who grew up with close to nothing and then got rich through work: Madam C.J. Walker (1867-1919) (African-American): Widely regarded as the first self-made female millionaire in the United States, Madam C.J. Walker built a successful beauty and hair care business for African American women. Robert F. Smith (US): The founder of Vista Equity Partners, Robert F. Smith is a billionaire investor and philanthropist. He is known for his significant contributions to the technology industry. Oprah Winfrey (US): As mentioned earlier, Oprah Winfrey rose from poverty to become a media mogul, talk show host, and philanthropist. Tyler Perry (US): From a troubled childhood, Tyler Perry became a successful filmmaker, playwright, and actor. He created the Madea film series and built his own entertainment empire. Denzel Washington (US): While primarily known as an Academy Award-winning actor, Denzel Washington has also achieved success as a director and producer. Jack Ma (China): Co-founder of Alibaba Group, Jack Ma grew up in poverty in China and went on to create one of the world's largest e-commerce and technology companies. Ma Huateng (Pony Ma) (China): The founder and CEO of Tencent, one of China's leading technology companies, Ma Huateng became one of the wealthiest individuals globally through his contributions to the internet and gaming industries. Azim Premji (India): Azim Premji is the chairman of Wipro Limited, a leading Indian IT company. He transformed his family's vegetable oil business into a diversified conglomerate, making him one of the wealthiest individuals in India. Li Ka-Shing (Hong Kong): Often regarded as one of Asia's most influential entrepreneurs, Li Ka-Shing built his fortune in real estate, ports, and utilities. He started as a factory worker and later became one of Hong Kong's wealthiest individuals. Masayoshi Son (Japan): The founder and CEO of SoftBank, Masayoshi Son started with a small software distribution business and expanded his empire into telecommunications, technology, and investment. Yang Huiyan (China): Yang Huiyan is the majority shareholder of Country Garden Holdings, a Chinese real estate development company. She inherited her wealth but has played an active role in the company's success. Shiv Nadar (India): Founder of HCL Technologies, Shiv Nadar started his career in a small electronics company before venturing into IT services. He is now a prominent figure in the Indian IT industry. Kunio Busujima (Japan): Founder of Sankyo, a pachinko machine manufacturer, Kunio Busujima started his business by repairing and selling used pachinko machines. He later became one of Japan's wealthiest individuals. Jorge Paulo Lemann (Brazil): Although Lemann came from a well-off family, he had to work hard to achieve his success. He initially worked in finance and later became involved in the food and beverage industry, playing a significant role in the creation of 3G Capital. Amancio Ortega (Argentina): Founder of Inditex, the world's largest fashion retailer, Amancio Ortega started his career as a delivery boy for a shirt store. He later founded Zara and built a fashion empire. Guillermo Rodriguez (Chile): A successful businessman in the construction and real estate industries, Guillermo Rodriguez started with modest means and built his fortune through entrepreneurship and hard work. List generated by ChatGPT, but you can check its accracy.

@@blakkst4rrso what did you gather from this video? Nothing keep repeating your mistakes and go nowhere in life.

@@Jordan_Was_There alr buddy

Truth must be shared I guess...

b pavilion Oversimplifying it to that extent disrespects the actual cause it’s fighting for, it’s propaganda whether on purpose or not.

I assume they are speaking in ethnicity terms

Thank you! I was just about to comment on that 😂

@@ezequielzambrano9243 no because then they should've called him Caucasian Edit: Caucasian or any other term that describes them, not just "white"

@@ezequielzambrano9243 so they're speaking in ethnic terms but arguing about racism in the governmental system? hmmm

If they were talking about scientific terms Jamal would be called negroid and Kevin Caucasian. They are using sjw nomination lol

No, he debunked it. The only systemic racism that exists in America is against whites (and Asians)

Lmk any of those systemic anti-racism being put in the works rn.

The video never said you couldn’t

Nobody said you couldnt.

it's not about whether this person couldn't relate. it's about how some people have this stupid idea that white people just grow up privileged and seem to have everything handed to them, rather than acknowledging that within every race there is a struggle

@@WinterStones only a small minority of ig orant people actually believe that.

Same. But i ended up doing good for myself and my family despite no college. So do my black co-workers. Systemic racism is bs and nothing more than an effort to ignite a race war.

Or like these schools are 100% one race, totally segregated. Like in the real world, there are PLENTY of white kids going to these "black" public schools, along with kids of all other races. There are also plenty of poor white folks and rich non-white folks. Like whoever made that video, have they ever been to a public school? A poor or rich one, doesn't matter... there's black Americans, white Americans, East Asians, brown/Indians/West Asians, Middle Eastern, black Latinos, brown Latinos, white Latinos, Native Americans, black Africans, West Indians, and mixed people and any group or race I might not have listed.

Wait people can be Not black and white!?!?!??!?!?!?!??

@@Thetruthiscosmic The notion of white privilege also presumes all white people are the same across the globe - having been raised a poor British kid in one of the poorest British counties, I'd bet good money most black Americans were better off than me. Heck, most black Brits were better off than me...

@@vladivanov5500 I'm an Estonian from a European country formerly occupied by the Soviet Union, before that literally 700 yrs of my ancestors were working as servants for German, Danish, Swedish and Russian noblemen in serfdom, but "all white people are from a background of privilege". Lol

jim crow laws affected who exactly? black people, maybe if you people accepted the simple fact that systemic racism does exist we could work on fixing it and then we could talk about what other races face, this is like the simplest shit ever, the first stepping stone into all the issues that the US has, and conservatives are still stuck on that, stuck on square one

Jamal's grandparents and Kevin's grandparents probably went to the same school because of de-segregation.

Pleeeease. There are class neutral names but also plenty of names associated with class for the various races, and they didn’t use those for the white names. Cleetus, billy, angus, Jimmy. What a poorly designed study, I stopped trusting research out of the social sciences after the replication crisis and ever since it became a self-selected echo chamber of activists.

How would this response be seen as racist? I don’t get it

He has to speak fast with confidence so you buy whatever bullshit comes out of his mouth as he just makes it up on the fly.

@@48denier68 kindly elaborate on why he spews out "bullshit"

Red Soldier ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pYOIm6-vapuJkmg.html This video explains it pretty well. Ben constantly misrepresents data and cherry picks what he shows. He even made a claim in this video that is disputed by the very source cited in the description. I suggest you watch the video I linked, because I don’t really feel like having an argument in UKposts comments and this video dismantles bens argument better than I ever could.

Imagine how long the video would have been if Shapiro spoke the whole truth and not act as a substitute for anti-anxiety medication for distressing white fragility?

I had to watch the whole video at .75 speed, lol

@@tilleryinnovations592 And you're an idiot, sit back down

@@tilleryinnovations592 your racist

Tillery Innovations so you admit it’s not only race. Got it so then stfu

Swam There there are more Arabic and hispanic than both black and white

Tillery Innovations please. Talk with some respect. I know your mother didn’t teach you any but still

Seems like you don't know what racism is 💀

and the worst thing is....in case of indians...they are migrating to usa to survive from the affirmitive action/reservation system in india and upon arriving in the US ,gets discriminated by the same system they were escaping in the first place. lol. its tough been indian too

Yeah and isn’t it crazy that white women benefit the most from affirmative action?

“Poor immigrants “ have you ever seen the process of being accepted for a green card? The only people that move to the states outside of refugees are the ones who are wealthy in their own country and or have many skills that provide to a healthy economy .

@@Commandosoap777 ummm no, my dad came from a village in the middle of nowhere in China and my mom came from the streets in china and they're citizens now and I also know many friends' parents who were in the same situation so no, that's not true

100%

Me too 😩

@Troy its no secret. 1. Racists 2. Russia 3. Impeach 4. Repeat For 3 and a half years.

Jason K It would be nice if they could put that commitment to something useful for once.

Wait until you've been hearing about it for over fifty years. I am so done with this BS and I used to be called a "nxxxxxr lover" because I wanted fair play for everyone. Now, I couldn't care less about BLM because ALM. So f@ckin tired!

Nowhere. They just don't want make efforts on their own, so they blame the system. A shame, really. Minorites on other countries like me can't play the 'opressed' card.

there is no systemic racism. the media and the liberal leaders saw blacks as a perfect way to be the "scapegoat" and made up the myth of systemic racism to cause outrage and violence all during election year. they didnt use asians, hispanic, and native Americans, although all of those minorities went through a level of racism and oppression but those minorities seem to be getting successful and they don't play the victim mentality.

This is my point and I get attacked for saying this. I’m not denying disadvantage from certain individuals but the only people holding back black people from progressing are black people to the point where now parts of America are going full socialist so they get stuff for free

@@convivialnonsense4397 I dont think you know what a scapegoat is. The key difference between black and other minorities is blacks were taken from their homeland and enslaved, most other minorities came willingly and weren't culturally disenfranchised.

@@Quickxphos the disadvantage from certain individuals - - or groups rsther--IS the systemic racism

Do you know what the book is called? I'd be interested in it.

What book?

@@troymakowski almostblack.com/ I was wrong about the do, since its been a few years... he shaved it instead of the fro.

​@@Ivellios23 Here is a interview with him ukposts.info/have/v-deo/q3R_mWyJoIxitZ8.html just copy and paste and put into search bar

I'm tri-racial and depending upon which ethnicity I checked on a form, I was either more or less likely to be called back. That kind of creeped me out; so now I usually either list all three, or leave it blank.

You're not going to get that respect following the red pill ideologies that Ben Shapiro also subscribes to. ask the students calling you those words what party they support. And I'd probably be the republican party.

Report them. Their are legal ways to defend yourself or you know BAM 🤜

There*

Exactly, and as an employer, I can't really blame them for wanting to make class distinctions. They have little to know actual personal information on future employees, so pulling hints from things like name or criminal history is their best bet. Almost all employers just want what is best for business. Edit: Putting myself in an employers shoes*

Curell101 Z Black Americans throughout US history have perpetually been denied opportunities to improve their social class as a result of the racial caste system enforced by the government for numerous years. Ergo why so many black Americans still live in poverty. So, when discussing social disparities in the US, classism and racism frequently go hand in hand.

Is it really a surprise that a bank wont loan money to a crime and drug infested area ? Wouldnt you expect that at least 1 bank would be pro-black and run by black ? There are a bunch of rich black people, wouldnt you expect that they solve all their problems simply by flushing money into their poor peoples families ? Doesnt seem to be the case, as they either dont care or it doesnt work and is not helping.

@@user-qn9oj8we8o There are many MORE factors at play here than just race, which is the entire point of the video

This. I was just thinking that all that shit has happened to me (a white guy). Except for getting into a good college. So Jamal best watch his black privilege, I guess. Seriously though as soon as the video said Jamal made it into college, everything said before it was immediately disproven.

Joementic Hispanic is not a race. I’m Hispanic too. But we probably look nothing alike.

For whatever reason, black on black violence such as this is completely off the table for discussion. Even though most homicide is people of the same race and so on. It's PAINFULLY clear that all of the white people pushing this systemic racism ideology are not doing it out of love for black people, rather hatred for the upper class. Which is sad because most of those white people are baby upper class members themselves.

sad when someone dont like their own people the second they try to escape the crab barrel they are trying to pull them back inside the slowly boiling water

@@masp809 He's referring to the "sounding white" thing ...I also was told I sounded "white" by a chicano older guy I'm Mexican born in Mexico ..it was probably because I refuse to use the horrible "ese" and "hommie" that they like to use

You mean "properly"

Because people are biased and stupid and listen to guys like Ben Shapiro that can only downplay any issue non-republicans raising awareness for. They brush it of. They profit from the system, they don't wanna change it. And the democrats aren't that much better, but they at least try a little bit it seems.

He’s literally stating facts from studies to back up his point.

@@NateDogg8866 he's literally not ackshuly

Sounds like it's coming back around. African American is now starting to be seen as impolite towards black people not from Africa.

I agree why call them “African American” when we would never call white people “European American”. Most black people can trace their roots in America to the same period as most white people. The terms “white” and “black” should be less offensive if anything.

Nice profile pic 😏

You can be black but not African American

Maybe, "African American" defines the difference with 'ease of conscience' for the speaker. So, isn't that a bit of pre-judgement going on in that persons head right there. Look, in my humble opinion, the right way to define people is simply to say 'Americans' and disregard race. But society isn't ready. Just look at Election Polls, they have to cut the pie to tell you how many black, white or asians voted. Go fill out a job application, they ask race and want to cut the pie to how they think. And, here's another one, employers can now ask you if you are under 40, just the same as asking if your are over 18. Congressional Law changes this nonsense. But I don't even hear talk of this! Because our ancestors voted in stupidity decades and decades ago, we live with this stupidity still. Tearing down statues won't fix it, we need to stop asking Americans to define themselves into compartments for the stupid Laws they want to label us with based on the color of our skin.

Because that would be a culture shift certain communities would have to make. 1st step is acknowledging and then accepting accountability for ones self. That sounds hard vs...”you’re holding us down.”

Yet you can't have an abortion so they force single mothers to have children when the don't have the money or support to raise a family, and new laws say that women who have abortions can be given the death penalty. They're so pro life they have to kill some bitches

Chim Chimney yikes

erica babie yikes, buddy putting up a child for adoption is free

Thiago moreira what about the mother, what about her carrying the baby, what about the emotional effects it will have on the mother losing a child at birth, what kind of societal pressures and criticism will she be put under, what if the birth goes wrong, what if it stops her from being able to have another child that she actually wants, what kind of life will that baby have in an overstretched social care system and no family. Things just don't work like that!

I wish a right leaning social media platform would open. A huge one UKposts, Twitter, Instagram, dailymail, Facebook...... all in the lefties pockets.

@@cocochanel773 I thought rubin snd peterson were making one

Parler? Have you tried that?

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/aXKGZ4ScrmaY0Jc.html

Jacob Austin-Sides Peterson is a centrist, I doubt he’d do that.

They're just to lazy to work if they got rejected cuz their not fitted they blame the system for racism BS

If your race has been enslaved and segregated for the past 400 years then you can say all you want.

@@chimmyturner7170 Yes, and Black Americans have been debunking this stuff for a while now. I guess nobody else can have their own opinion smh.

Just something interesting for you to do some research: look up Hiroo Onoda. It's an amazing story that I believe took place on the Philippines. (That is, if you don't already know who he is)

@@chimmyturner7170 ok so i get to talk and im calling BS

THANK YOU!

Everyone's life position is cause by their own personal choices. This is true for everyone. People who want to better their lot need to make good choices.

The 'I made it' speech. Thanks for the support, Dez Bryant.

@@javiervasquez29 this is the dumbest argument I have ever heard. All data ever points to this not being true

Also everybody here is saying thank you because they love when a non white person agrees with them

you're just proving that there is a prejudice against your race. thats great for asian people because their stereotypes include them as smart and trustworthy in the eyes of a bank. people of colour kinda have the opposite effect.

HowAreYou? a stereotype is still a sterotype : p even IF it may be a good one also as a middle class asian family stuff like paying for a college sucks

Dnyanesh Ramade I don’t understand the point you’re trying to make here

@@howareyou3795 Asian people are considered "people of color" though.

HowAreYou? Tell that to Nigerians who come to America..

He debunked NOTHING. And spoke outside the point.

"White people don't know what it's like to be poor." - Bernie Sanders "Poor kids are just as smart and talented as white kids." - Joe Biden

Dennis hypocrisy makes me angry

Dennis don’t forget Joe Biden’s new one that goes something like if you don’t vote for me than you ain’t black

I thank you for your comment. I think people fail to realize that it doesnt matter about race in school depends on location. Most schools In the city won’t compete with schools in suburban which is not systemic racism.

You're looking at it in a very basic way. The point is not that other racial groups don't experience poverty, it's that black people people often experience it more than white people do, which affects their success. Of course black people can be successful! No one is arguing that white people who grow up in poor neighborhoods with lesser quality education don't face hardships, because they absolutely do. The difference is that they are discriminated differently than minorites are.

Haha yep, the worlds gone crazy

Checkout Larry Elder , Candace Owens, David Webb, Anthony Brian Logan. Those are all very smart intelligent BLACK Americans who debunk this bullshit all the time!

@@Deathbringerrrrrrrrr Or to sum up all of those great sources, and a few more, in two words... Rubin Report.

Deathbringerrr don’t forget the hodgewin twins

Louder With Crowder is pretty good as well

What? He’s not saying that absolutely no racism, he is just saying that America is not systemically racist. Also, even if he did claim that there was absolutely no racism against African Americans that would not mean that there was then no discrimination against anyone and everyone

The problem is that teachers (I’m a former teacher myself) go to school to change the world. They know the pay sucks. They complain that they work too many hours. Once all of this reality kicks in, they bitch and moan that they are just as valuable s doctors, police, firefighters, first responders. Yeah. No. “Virtual learning” has been proven that they need to step up their game and stop being pussies. Go back to work. Get sick. Get better. DO your job. This is the reason why I am now a successful personal trainer and strength coach. I like to make money and live comfortably.

Fresh.Mootz I would argue good teachers are more valuable than doctors and especially firefighters and police officers (all you need is a GED to become one) because they are the people responsible for the developing the NEXT generation of doctors, engineers, farmers, politicians, lawyers, etc. What good does it do to have a brilliant person if they can’t help the next generation be just as good as them or better?

I was looking for this comment. My school district is very wealthy because Shell Oil pays taxes to our district, but the Robin Hood Act literally takes OUR tax money and gives it to other, poorer districts. I’m okay with them doing this, but they can’t play both sides of the coin and complain about educational inequality.

S. I. V. Teaching is a great job if you’re not a selfish person

Brendon Buffaloe ugh I believe that Policemen and others helping and serving are more important Well they aren’t more important personally But their jobs are more important

I can relate to you story.

You are the American dream! Hard work and no excuses predicate success in this country! Thank you for your service!

@@stevescuba1978 - Thank you for the kind words!!

Family culture and having a complete family even if struggling is more useful than all the government control hand-outs.

Iirc denzel washington has this exact view about black people community.. He believed that it all came back to the role of the parents

Well he took a dump on Palestinians in past tweets of his saying has Muslims like to “bomb crap and live in open sewage” then gets called out for his racist comment and then later specifies that he meant “Palestinian Muslims” just because he thought he could exonerate himself😂

That’s ridiculous but schools have to meet quotas with minorities. While it’s crappy, it happens a lot in America.

What's your Mom's name? What were the qualifications of the scholarship?

@@Mr._Moderate Cherilyn. She is a therapist and art therapist

@@Mr._Moderate You just needed certain grades. They were planning on choosing a black woman though but just letting everybody apply

@@kaylobsales6785 A lot that is such a stretch, don't pull anything. Looking around my virtual office me and 2 other black people out of 150. Guess we stole our jobs from some white guy despite all graduating cum laude and with honors...just quota kids

But they won't because it doesn't fit their narrative.

They would reply saying that its the white kids ancestors fault, since they weren't enslaved for xyz years an yet couldnt make it

@@newday_47 although, I think it also has the highest use of certain substances and the highest mortality rate for those using them.

Yup, you can - the US system sucks (y)

@@newday_47 according to a study in 2018 Oklahoma's the poorest , West Virgina pulling in at 5th poorest/ good ol' Alabama is 2nd poorest ...we should put our resources to help those people too

Systemic-Racism literally is said by Racist-Ben-Shapiro to not exist causee that extremmmmly blatantly furthers the Racist's course.

"Systemic Racism exists." -All Historians in all of Existence. The videos of 'Some More News' on Racism, Jim Crow and Thanksgiving will clarify that.

did u miss the point

@@netlean9081 it went right over his head

Its a hypothetical buddy, you literally missed the point

But isn't it a bit biased to automatically assume in a hypothetical situation that the black guy is poor? Are ALL black people poor? Did ALL white people's grandparents own their own houses? Don't ANY black people get good jobs and move out of the hood?

@@sirsnydes no but we talking about the majority for the sake of the argument lol

Why would it be scary? What message do you think they're sending that would invoke fear?

Rayna Bailey there are multiple definitions of scary you know

@@raynabaeley the fact that they want to indoctrinate kids could invoke fear. But maybe my value system is just broken.

@@ripabcdefttv2843 and what definition of scary does this video invoke then? What message is scary for you?

@@ayoutubeuser7613 belief that redlining existed in the past and had detrimental effects to minority wealth up to today is scary? Or the statistical data that blacks are least likely to be approved for home loans or hired due to their names on job applications for having african/black sounding name? Or is it the general notion that systemic racism exists with solid data collected by many sources (Multiple University research groups such as Washington, Monmouth. US data sources such as the Federal Reserve and FBI gov too). There may be fear of having people know the existence of systemic racism, but a different fear also exist under that notion. Fear that, in knowing this as a minority (particular when you're black), there's still that chance of being denied the American dream of financial stability regardless of how hard you worked for it. The system works against you from the moment you're born into poverty.

Cut the crap.😅

@Gary 3tahler walter white was well paid👀

Me too

Too bad we aren't geniuses :(

Remember though, an argument is really just an exchange of thoughts and reasoning, so if your aim is to "win" then your going about it the wrong way. The goal is persuasion, not termination.

All things Marine same

YOU CAN YOU WILL TRIUMPH

Out of interest did you notice a lot of single-parent households with the examples you gave, or it's just parents in general?

Becca Wold totally agree with this

I wish I could like this several times. This statement is also true of my experience in South Korea, but the pressure on students is different.

So im in my 5th year at collage to be a chemistry teacher Should i stop

@@the2ndducknotthefirstone.959 no, because if only one kid out of any of your classes goes on to be a success, you've done a good job.

I think ben is allergic to history and facts. Perhaps Ben Shapiro Shouldn't Be Taken Seriously By Anyone About Anything.

@@delicheese6774 If you belive that then where is your facts to back up?

How do you figure that? Because he says “historically” before he continues to wing some shit anyone can just say historically this historically that and it be not the truth theres a factual document that is real and a part of history is “this country was made by white men(which it wasnt) for white men” when the entire foundation of a country is built in favor of your oppression then pack on slavery for 300 years and another 100 years of slavery 2.0 called segregation they just called slaves sharecroppers during that time you think 400+ years can be fixed and equal in 60 years segregation ending was the start of black equality but to make ANYTHING. in this country in favor of black people because of course we need it at oppose to europeans they say its not fair because what about white people you should hear segregation ending debates in the 60s so you can really see how this wasnt long ago at all and how racist the mindset is no way you erase even half of that culture in 60 years thats all

@@reggiemoore21 @Reggie Moore What exactly are you talking about? You almost lost me half way through that rant. Try to stay on topic. But to address what u said 1) yes AMERICA was founded my older white men. The FOUNDING FATHERS. Basic 4th grade history. 2) blacks weren't the only segregated, mistreated, oppressed, for over centuries. They just expect special treatment for it. The fact that NO ONE talks about ALL THE OTHERS and the fact that most are either still treated that way, treated in some variation or were only started to be treated right AFTER black Americans got their freedom, that says alot. Maybe YOU need to open an ACTUAL history book instead of believing what modern media, "woke", or victimhood mentalities that is shoved down people's throats. The fact is EVERYTHING is easily checked nowadays. If you choose to be ignorant (without all that facts) that's on you but it won't change the truth. Facts don't care about your feelings

@@celianunn2070 He is just the standard republican that treats facts as opinions and opinions as facts if it makes them win a point. They don't care about making life better for everyone, they are way too busy to "debunk" anyone raising awareness and they are too busy spreading opinions why the democrats are the evil for everything and how republican ignorance of reality will save America. They aren't any different to other conservatives and right-wingers all over the world. They copy each other. Their religion is classism and capitalism and they do everything to defend that no matter how hard they have to twist reality for it. It's baffling that America is called a democracy with how bad their democratic system is compared to most other democracies, especially compared to most of Europe.

We welcome you 🙂

There's always room for growth. Glad that we're on that path. 🙂

Beach Life, good on you for admitting you were duped. And even better for you for doing something about it. My moment happened in the '16 elections. Since then, I never looked back at the Democratic plantation. With each and every person who turns their back on the left, we are all the much better for it.

Spread the message and help others to wake up too.

Like Churchhill said, if you're not a liberal by the time your 20 you haven't got a heart, if your not conservative by the time your 40 you haven't got a brain. Nuff said.

Shhh that doesn't confirm their narrative so its hate speech, be careful saying truths in today's world.

As an asian who also used to use that argument a lot, i want to bring up the model minority myth! Yes, there are a lot of asians who have worked crazy hard and have changed their circumstances. But a part of that was that we were "allowed" to by the people more privileged than us because they wanted to make an example out of asians. Culturally, we're a lot more quiet and well behaved, so we've been propped up as a group to be used as a weapon against those who fight back. "Asians are the perfect example of what hard work and dedication will get you," yes, but if and only if it's advantageous for the more privileged to let them get anywhere in the first place.

@@grassujelly I don't understand your argument of we were "allowed" to? White people were the ones who put us in internment camps just for looking asian during WW2, we were forced to work on the railroads because "the more privileged didn't want to", the "privileged colleges" are actively trying to exclude asians from their universities, we have been oppressed through history as well. If anything they tried to make a poor example out of asians in history, but we worked hard and grinded our success into existence. We're culturally more quiet because were told not to complain or say anything because it is our duties to work harder and get whatever it is done. This is entirely a culture problem; not a race problem. Please enlighten me on how we were granted privilege lmao

@@zackcovert2547 I'm not Asian, but what you said there rings of truth.

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pYOIm6-vapuJkmg.html the link above contains a video depicting bens argument being completely demolished point by point. watch at your own risk, or stay in your safe space echo chamber.

Have you ever had to sleep in the bathtub at night to prevent getting struck by stray bullets from drive by? Have you ever been so hungry as a kid you had to break a pack of Ramon noodles in half and eat 1 half for lunch and the other half for dinner? Have you ever went to a school that had 80% gangs and you get bullied every single day and in order to stop getting bullied and beaten you had to join them? Have you ever had to figure out how to feed your younger siblings when you are not even legal age to work? You were living in poverty but you grew up in a good loving home. I grew up in the 90s during the gang war and only reason I made it out because I moved out of state at the age of 12. I would have been dead or in prison before 18 if I would have stayed.

@@EdgeTradingFX- I did say my main advantage was having a mostly positive home life. And there were no gangs because I grew up in a town of only a few thousand people. Moving to a small town is a solution most don't want to utilize, it's both cheap and safe

I find it funny that you're complaining about inequality, given the circumstances and history surrounding America, how we treat muslims today and many of the Republican ideologies. I mean, I understand that it's annoying but it's the country's way of righting previous wrongs.

@@maximyles Why should race factor into who gets into college or gets the job just to meet some race demographic of a college or company? Also, neither I nor my ancestors discriminated against any other Race if anything my ancestors had it much worse having to escape from the Holocaust! I came from a poor background, separated parents who were high school dropouts, & worked my ass off to get into a good college so I could get an engineering degree and hopefully put myself in a better situation. I left college with crippling school debt that would cost me $700K over 30years to pay off while my friend left college with a free degree in Parks & Recreation Management. For the record I've only ever voted Democrat in my life but my political views are much closer to center than left.

@@joshraphael9511 well you should stop voting democrat then

The police gets exponentially more money than healthcare and education. That’s where from. Defund the police.

@@monkeyxpwner Defund welfare.

Pedro Jr. I assume you got your source from CNN cause that is fake af.

@@hobbes6516 in LA $3.14 billion out of the city's $10.5 billion budget goes to the police

@Dana Whites side piece Money won't fix whats wrong with this nation.

SAAME! I just knew that the video was missing soooo many significant variables and was really just trying to fit the narrative.

Same

Just search for 'MLK Some More News'

You used a quote from Evangelion?! I see you're a person of culture.....

If it is a "mixed" neighborhood then it isn't a black neighborhood. Flawed logic. There are plenty of poor white neighborhoods. Blacks are economically behind due to slavery. They didn't manage to even make it to middle class until they were allowed to work better jobs for proper wages and join the military in the early 21st century. They are basically playing catch up.

I live in the hood and I can guarentee that it's just an income gap. We all have to work our way out of the trap (it's called that for a reason) and some people don't even try.

Respect

❤️

AMEN! GOD BLESS!!

And this is no where near the same thing.

@@Timiller23 exactly like thanks for comparing apples to oranges😂😂😂