Yale Speaker Fantasizes About “Unloading Revolver” on White People? Will & Amala React

jinkies i can't find my clothes like amla gotta find your glasses hey guys dang it it's really hard and it was like i was doing really good live-action velma and then i lost like wow scooby according to my calculations we have switched souls that's our shaggy scooby and velma jinkies anyways guys we have some fantastic stories for you today maybe not so fantastic once you hear them but they will definitely elicit some sort of response for you our first one uh is speaking to what we've been talking about on the stream for a really long time and that's the infiltration of this horrible leftist ideology in our public institutions and in our schools so this one's going to probably be very drawing for you it was for will he will confirm this as we get into talking about it but i want to show you this article here called uh the psycho the psychopathic problem of the white mind now sounds good already it already sounds great we're already setting uh setting us up for success so what happened was yale had a talk at their campus called the psychopathic problem of the white mind it was delivered by a speaker here at the yale school of music child study center and she is a new york-based psychiatrist and psychoanalyst and i just want to go over some of the things she had to say during this talk here so here are some quotes from this you can play the audio play the audio somebody play the audio play the audio okay stuff teach me she's concerned about my anger i couldn't get her to shut the up this is the cost of talking to what people are all the cost of your own life as they stuffy dry there are no good apples okay why people make my blood boil around yeah if you did not hear what she just said i'll read the quote for you this is the cost of talking to white people at all the cost of your own life as they suck you dry there are no good apples out there white people make my blood boil do you feel sucked dry talking to me no i feel i feel pretty alive that's good i'm glad i don't feel sucked dry at all i want to play another 7-17 yes we're going to play another quote for you very incendiary here it was also public service and the fantasies of us loading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my way gearing their body and wiping my bloody hands as i walked away relatively differently like i did the world of favor did you hear that one because she said i had fantasies of unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my way burying their body and wiping my bloody hands as i walked away relatively guiltless with a bounce in my step this chick is crazy this is great this chick is psycho this is a psycho chick if you meet a girl like this fellas and she starts saying some stuff like this she ain't the one she's not she's not the one i don't think she's anybody i i would highly doubt that she's married she might be but poor man whoever has to be married to this woman this chick is insane she's crazy i mean you can go in and you can try and break down like the socio-economic and like political weirdness of all the things she's saying and try and break it down like as a smart person but it's like dude this chick sucks this chick is crazy right she's coming on here saying that she wants to kill all white people because they're white and gets heralded for it is allowed to say this this is like this is complete racism imagine if you had a black or a white person come on and say you know i just i have fantasies about killing all black people and putting revolvers to their head if they get in my way right what would happen you would be killed you would be you would never be able to get a job anywhere again and i doubt anything like that is going to happen oh yeah if you weren't physically killed you would be socially exiled for the rest of your life for saying something like that yet it is seemingly okay when you get to use this rhetoric towards white people why because the left perceives that white people have some sort of power over them within the society and that white people can never truly understand the plight that it is to be a person of color and that's the sort of ideology that is now being pushed in our schools this is commonplace this is this may sound crazy this may sound super outlandish because she is being extremely violent and extremely aggressive with her language but the underlying foundation of this sort of rhetoric the underlying foundation of this sort of belief that white people have some sort of privilege some sort of power that we need to take away from them that we need to to destroy is a commonly held belief on the left again almost every single day on this show again we go live every single day on weekdays 2 30 pm pst 5 30 p.m eastern guys tune in every single day uh but every single time that we do this program we usually talk about something in colleges or something happening at a university or a public school high school whatever it might be about some teacher being a loon and then people will hear them in the comments or whatever and they'll just be like it's just one teacher like it doesn't really matter it's like you understand that we're doing the show first of all every single day there's something new at a different university every single day happening with some crazy professor who knows how many people this woman has influenced and also who knows how many of these things are happening where someone is saying this where it's not being recorded or it's not being brought to the light i mean these things are happening on college campuses all the time and i i think this woman in particular is very proud of the things she's saying and so she's not so worried about the public backlash of what happened but i think that a lot of university professors when they say some of these things they don't want them to be recorded because i think that they know that they're delusional and that if it came to the light they would be embarrassed by the things that they're saying their parents didn't raise them this way no this is something that has to be taught by universities right and that's the thing with the radical left is they're loud and they are proud to be saying this she expresses no guilt no remorse in these sort of statements that she's saying and that's because the people who are on the stream left the extreme left the people who are the most extreme the most left are the loudest ones in the room and if you don't start to call out this sort of stuff and stop it at its roots it is going to keep happening and for white people what are you supposed to do with rhetoric like this how do you solve this problem when people like this just hate you inherently there is nothing that you can do and in fact this this speaker this psychiatrist this psychoanalyst psychiatrist or psychopath i guess she's both she she's she knows exactly what she's studying takes one to no one i guess wild so she goes on to say in her in her talk we need to remember that directly talking about race to white people is useless because they are at the wrong level of conversation addressing racism assumes that white people can see and process what we are talking about they can't that's why they sound demented they don't even know they have a mask on white people think that it's their actual face we need to let them know that they have a mask on first of all i never wear my mask i go into grocery stores i have to be told to wear my mask first of all what the hell does this even mean that we're wearing a mask or that we can't see the things that they're seeing we are just as much a part of this world seeing everything going on just as much as everyone else i am the same as amla we view the world the same we have similar ideas because we are able to look at things beyond race we can look at the world around us in the political landscape and the cultural landscape and say this makes sense this doesn't make sense it doesn't matter if i'm as black it doesn't matter if i'm white i'm able to look at the world no matter what just because of that's the way the world is not out of the lens that i am a white person looking at it right it's complete racism and you know what i always like the funny thing is does the left get tired do their arms get tired moving the goal post every two seconds because that's exactly what they're doing like the left said before okay well if you're not black you don't speak on black issues you let us handle it we'll tell you what to do we'll tell you what right what's right and as a white person the only thing you need to do is not be racist okay that was goal post number one the goal post number two was okay you can't talk about race you can't be racist but now you have to be anti-racist as a white person you have to actively be working to be against racism every single day okay why people said okay i'll do that for you the white left especially and then the left goes no that's not enough either you're not you're not even uh cognizant enough to have a conversation about race anymore so just see your way out of it you're wearing a mask you're no longer human now we have to kill you right now no you have to die yeah it's like you um it's like they want a white genocide i mean it's crazy again people will say i've been saying this for a long time when we say stuff like this like you're overreacting this isn't really happening it's like go to a university and tell me that that's not happening go to one of these courses i mean i in my college uh before i dropped out there was a course that i was going to take but it dropped out but it was about problematizing whiteness how whiteness has like destroyed america this was back at is cu uh i mean there are all of these things happening all over the nation all the time it's wild right i get asked a lot did you lose any friends when you became a conservative and there's one friend that always sticks out to me that i did lose is coming out as a conservative but this friend in particular echoed a lot of the same sentiments as that this woman is talking about here she did it publicly no remorse no shame she would walk around and see white people and just say like nazi nazi alt-right deserves to die she would say things like oh well now we need to have a genocide and this time we need to make it white this is a commonly held belief that's wild isn't that crazy i was walking i went to the farmers market yesterday in l.a and sometimes at the farmers market on sundays they'll have these people who are set up with their communist stuff they have like communist rallies in la and they're trying to get people to be communist great and so i just walked by and i they got very mad at me and hated me i had my manga head on and i just said you know power to the people i said capitalism is the best and walk by and they started screaming at me while i was running away it was it was great right what i'm saying like people have these like weird beliefs and things that you take from a lens of everyone's racist the world is super unfair i can't make it uh it sucks because i am this race and someone else is this they have these wildly health beliefs that aren't that aren't based in any sort of fact or reason or logic and so that when people actually take a step back and look at something like this chick is saying you're like this is crazy this is racism this is these are horrible things that were used centuries ago to justify people being killed for their race for black people being killed for their race for jews being killed for their ethnicity i mean all these different things were used as justification this is exactly what that sounds like it sounds like the exact same thing but for some reason in the radical world of the left these things are heralded while the other ones are looked down upon they should all be looked down upon they're all racism they're all evil and some ladies saying this this lady should not have a platform to come and say this this is not i mean even in the the first amendment sense if you are threatening someone with your with your ideas or your speech then you know that is that is not with the first amendment that doesn't uh classify as covered under the first amendment so i don't know this this chick is wild but they put the cute little veil over it that we're working we're being restorative we're committing social justice in this sort of speaking we're not doing anything wrong we are simply we are uh re-learning we are teaching you to relearn and unlearn the things that you knew before and we need to revise what you've always known because white people have power and we need to strip them of that to make ourselves equal crazy and if you don't like it i don't like it as like my go-to phrase it is you're good to go you need to get a t-shirt that's just will's face and underneath it says i don't like it you can use it for everything it works all the time i don't like it and if you think that this is again we say this every time we said this when we talked about the professor over at cornell if you think it is only happening here that is not the case i have another video for you to show that documents exactly that this is professor dr sam richards at penn state echoing a very similar sentiment in regard to white people in critical race theory here we go and so what i find is that those kinds of ideas are really silencing so if you're sitting in a group and you're sort of pissed it's like sam shouldn't have done this and he shouldn't have done that and he should approach this differently and he shouldn't talk about these issues like that and he's making people feel uncomfortable and he's all these things and you're white what's actually happening is you're lifting yourselves up right like you're lifting up because what you're doing by doing that is silencing a conversation that we need to have oh don't talk about these issues or don't talk about them like that well how do we talk about them pause and he does this very same thing that this prior woman did that if you're wide and you get uncomfortable by me calling you out and echoing your priv your privilege all you're doing is trying to silence a conversation that we're trying to have getting up on the table what a spectacle what a guy he was talking about if sam is black he's saying oh he's sam yes and sam is doing something annoying to him he's like if i get up up here and i call you out for your white privilege and i try to have a conversation about race and you get uncomfortable and you state that you're uncomfortable all you're doing is trying to silence the situation silence the conversation that's just a way to control people that's not a way to have a decent conversation if someone disagrees with you it's like i disagree with you on white privilege can i have that conversation no you're just trying to silence the conversation it's like no i disagree with you will you talk to me about it it's like no you're silencing the conversation it's like dude just talk about the issues and like have an honest discussion you don't see many of these leftist people who talk about this stuff have genuine debates with people who are on the other side of the issue it's always in a vacuum which is in a university class in an hr department of some company at a at a public school anything like that but you don't see these people going out and really being challenged on their views this is why again i say this all the time the conservatives if you're in one of these places if you're at a university you're at a news station you're at some company where there are there are hr departments that are totally leftist you need to be in there telling them everything that you believe in and fighting back against these people that's the only way that it gets better and then everyone sits here and like complains about that like oh things are getting worse it's like you need to stand up and say something about it if you're seeing this happen in your school whatever say something about it if you're a kid in this class and you're seeing a professor say these things or you're at that yale thing and you see this person talking about this like go and complain to your dean and tell them this is horrible there's a difference between a a difference of opinion like someone having leftist ideas or explaining them to you and saying okay here is that idea versus someone trying to indoctrinate you and put these ideas and say no you can't even fight back against it because that means that you're silencing the conversation speak out against these things right i'm sure there's some level of sort of bystander effect that happens here where everything is just so ridiculous that you expect somebody to do something you expect somebody else to say and you expect that person does not have to be you but right now it does have to be you look at the hundreds of students here sitting in this lecture hall listening to this man ramble on about white privilege and white power and it's just absolutely ridiculous and nobody speaks up and says anything as we'll see in the rest of this video yeah but don't like start calling people out and pointing out their skin color oh really what should we do then oh we shouldn't talk about skin color oh i get it oh let's not talk about hair let's not talk about anything let's not talk about people who don't who for whom english is not their first language let's not talk about accents and dialects and all sorts of let's not talk about anything let's just pretend that nothing exists and then when we pretend that nothing exists power doesn't ever move power stays the same in the world of race what it means is white people continue to be empowered because white people never have to look in the mirror and say wow what's going on we don't have to wrestle we don't have to engage good lord see this is how the left breaks down people in this country right the left says you speak a different language than me let's talk about it you have a different skin color than me let's talk about a different dialect a different accent you're not from this country like let's talk about it that is what defines you i hope that my whiteness does not define me right i want my ideas to define me i want the things that i talk about here on stream i want things that are in my book i want the things that i do in my other videos i want those types of things to define me the way i act in my life i hope that defines me much more than someone just looking at me and saying that person's white so they have a certain definition about them or amla i don't want people to look at you and say oh you're black so i have this definition you have hair like this i'm going to define you that way it's like we want to be identified by our ideas and the things that we bring to the table and the way that we live our lives morally all of these things matter so much more but the left doesn't care about that the left doesn't care about how you live your life or the things that are important to you or the things that actually you do in your everyday life they care about your intersectionality and whatever race or whatever else you are right it's so reductive it's why would you want to reduce life down to things that you cannot change things like your dialect things like your skin color things like your hair and the way that you look those are things that are with you you were born that way that's all it is things you can change your intellect your values your morals things that you can actively work on every single day to make yourself a better person we as conservatives don't care how you look we don't care what your skin color is we care that you meet us face to face and you tell us your values and you tell us your morals and hopefully they match up with ours and that's what we want to see from people we want to see people who are striving to be better people not striving to to reduce other people down to their skin color right if you're white and have bad ideas i'm going to call your bad ideas if you're black and have bad ideas i'm going to call it out if you're a trans disabled lesbian and have bad ideas i'm still going to call out your ideas i don't care about any of that i care about what you're saying and what you're offering if you're not offering anything constructive or you aim for the destruction of america i don't care if you're gay black disabled tran whatever none of that matters i'm going to call your ideas nonetheless because that is what is the most important to me right and they want to talk about this power structure what power do white people have over black people what power what right do they have that you don't what privilege do they have that you don't it is non-existent it is not there i don't like to hear it it's reducing people down and uh coincidentally this is a white professor who's sitting in front of a class of all different races telling them because he's white he has more power than they do and more privilege than they do it's not true listen i go and i sometimes read the youtube comments after these streams you guys say way more nice things about amla than you do about me okay if we're talking about white privilege i don't i don't see it in these comments okay you guys are much nicer to amla than you are to me and taylor and we are both white just just saying okay thank you guys you guys are very sweet i really appreciate the comments by the way but what we should really be addressing is not this sort of idea of racial inequity because as we've said time and time again on this stream it does not exist along those lines if we want to talk about people of color if we want to talk about the problems that they're facing we should be talking about crime we should be talking about fatherlessness we should be talking about education there are so many other issues of which we could be spending our time our effort our knowledge on rather than putting people against each other based on their skin color and that leads us to another story that we're going to talk about today and that is the lack of fatherhood and why fathers are necessary so i'm going to plug our prageru 5 minute video that just came out this is with dennis prager we're going to show this and react to this with you so are fathers necessary for all of recorded history the need to explain why fathers are necessary would have been regarded as well unnecessary it would have been like explaining why water or air is necessary i love this but we live at a time in which the obvious is routinely denied there have been articles in the most prestigious journals denying the importance of fathers the atlantic magazine for example published an article titled our fathers necessary a paternal contribution may not be as essential as we think the new york times published a discussion among five intellectuals titled what are fathers for one of them hannah rosen an editor at new york magazine opened her response by stating i'm not sure whether a child needs a father i could give dozens of such examples i'll just give one more huff post published a piece titled fathers are not needed look at all these huge mainstream media outlets telling you that you don't need a father how ridiculous is that sort of utterance that you feel comfortable putting that out into the public space it makes absolutely no sense just on a basic biological level you should know that having a mother and a father within your household and raising you throughout the duration of your life is better than not having one oh of course i mean any of you guys know me i mean i grew up with without my dad around he was not there and so uh my mom raised me very well by herself with my grandparents and my older brother was like a father to me who was also just a very good influence on me so luckily i had some more support systems but i i would have loved to have had a father that would have been an amazing thing i can't if i'm this successful now who knows where i'd be if i had a father right in the picture with me so uh but it's truly one of the most important things and it can't be stressed enough yeah i mean that's something that will and i share i did not have a father in my life up until well i had a father in my life up until i was about five or six years old you could say he was there uh and then he wasn't and right both will and i came out well on the other end of that even though it's probably something that we would never wish upon anybody to have that sort of experience and there are people who deviate from the the bad outcomes of not having a father in their life but imagine where you would be had you had a strong male role model and luckily will and i were able to find male role models outside of fatherhood i had my grandparents my grandfather and my grandmother who were there to sort of pick up the slack of not having a father and will had his brother and other support systems than his family so it is very important that even if you don't have a father you have male role models we're not saying it's not possible to live without a father like if you don't have a father around for some sort of circumstance you can still make it in america that's the beauty of america that you have that opportunity but i mean you see a 10 increase in kids living with single father or single parent households you're going to see a 17 increase in juvenile crime right i mean all these things if a dad leaves before the age of five for a girl she's eight times more likely to have teen pregnancy kids in single-parent households are two times more likely to commit suicide or attempt suicide they're in poorer health they eat less they're more depressed i mean the suicide rates have gone up in just so much 74 for young boys like 240 percent for young girls over the last uh since the 1970s and 1970s two parent households were about 90 of all households now that number's about 70 and that's not even including biological together that's like 70 including stepfathers and everything like that so yeah it's incredibly important that you have fathers in the household i mean it truly is the the the hallmark of a healthy society to have both parents together in the household i am actually under the impression that people get divorced too easily i think people get divorced way too easily i agree i think that like there's this this thing about like maybe i haven't been married so maybe i'm talking out of my ass a little bit i'm just going to say but like let's say like you you are with someone and you guys kind of grow apart and you have children and all that it's like you got to work it out you have to find some way to work it out for your kids if you guys feel like you are growing apart don't just have divorce be the first answer and i feel like that is for a lot of people like love isn't going to just be so romantic all the time as you get older yeah i mean we've made divorce easy in america specifically and we've made single motherhood especially incentivized here in this country and jordan peterson talks a lot about this that if you are struggling with your marriage and you have children you should pursue every single avenue that you can pursue to avoid divorce before you go down that lane that's just what you should do i agree let's keep hearing what dennis has to say here fortunately this dismissal of the importance of fathers is not universal in a 2008 father's day speech a few months before his election as president of the united states barack obama said fathers are critical to the foundation of each family that they are teachers and coaches they are mentors and role models they are examples of success and they are the men who constantly push us toward it what makes his comments particularly noteworthy is that barack obama grew up without a father both boys and girls need fathers we'll begin with boys a boy has no built-in understanding about how to be a man meaning a good and responsible man male nature is wild most obviously regarding sex and violence if a boy does not have a father who models how a man controls himself he likely not know how to control himself let alone want to that's why most males in prison for violent crimes grew up without a father after days of riots in the uk in 2011 quite like the 2020 riots in america christina adone wrote a column for the london telegraph whose title says it all london riots absent fathers have a lot to answer for in the column she wrote the majority of rioters are gang members like the overwhelming majority of youth offenders behind bars these gang members have one thing in common no father at home right and that's an issue that we don't want to talk about especially when it comes to the black community although it's a problem across all races here in america is that we want to talk about the gang violence we want to talk about drugs we want to talk about the influence of things like horrible black culture hip-hop culture things like that but a lot of that stems from not having a father right now 64 of black children here in america are growing up in a single parent household 75 of those are born out of wedlock within their within their uh world and it makes no sense to me that we can't just talk about this foundational issue that is the root cause of a lot of these problems there are problems in the culture like one thing with like hip-hop music like you and i we both like hip-hop music but one thing like if you're living in the hood i talk to a lot of black people about this like and you don't have a father growing up it's like you can still be a good person like listen to hip-hop music listen to rap music whatever and you can kind of separate the things that are within those songs from real life right but it's like when you're growing up without a father and then you see that in your culture and it's like you know those rappers who are saying these horrible things and some of these songs they become like your father right they become like your role models like who do i look up to oh i look up to jay-z i look up to these these other rappers that are putting out these songs that are about my life in the hood and like what it's like growing up and so i look up to them instead of actually having a real role model who's there for me when i need him so that's kind of the problem with the culture with that it's like you can separate yourself from these types of avenues from this type of culture but only if you have the right foundation first to make that happen right being a part of a gang is a life it's a lifelong relationship having a father is a lifelong relationship if you strip somebody of their their father i i can't see why you would not find some sort of solace in some sort of comfort by being a part of a gang that is exactly what happens yeah it is well let's see what dennis has to say good things there's no question that many mothers have done an excellent job raising a boy without their son's father but common sense alone suggests that a mother simply cannot model what a boy should be any more than a man can model to a girl what a woman should be and then there is the issue of controlling boys and their wild natures again there are mothers who are able to do this but if a boy is at all difficult as so many are as he gets older most mothers will find it more and more difficult to control their son because unruly boys listen to their fathers much more than they listen to their mothers which is precisely why most violent criminals grew up in fatherless homes they obviously did not listen to their mothers as regards daughters the father is the man girls learn to relate to without a father to relate to and bond with there are at least two destructive consequences first she will not know how to choose a man wisely she will not know how a man should treat her and she may well end up with a man who mistreats her second to fulfill her desire to bond with a man as primarily yearning in most women as bonding with a woman is in most men she will go from man to man girls without fathers in their lives are far more likely to be sexually promiscuous and to begin sexual activity at an earlier age all very very true and it speaks to an even larger problem that growing up in a fatherless household creates a vicious vicious cycle of recreating that very same problem if you grow up without that father influence like he said you don't know how to look for a man a man which you would hope would emulate your father and then that same thing happens to you and when you grow up without a father particularly as a woman you have an increased likelihood of having an abortion you have an increased likelihood of an unexpected pregnancy and again an increased likelihood of also being a single mother so it is a cycle that never ends and why it is so important that we start to incentivize having both a mother and a father in the household it's not incentivized you can just get money from the state it's not incentivized when you don't have to work and you can continue to stay at home it's not incentivized when people when the feminist movement tells you that you don't need no man you can work until you're 80 and just be totally happy without a man right like of course that's going to be bad for people that's going to be bad for people women have been getting unhappier for generations now and in the 1970s they were happier than men they were happier than men the 1970s and now their surveys show that they are more unhappy than men and it's because listen women you want to work and do your thing that's totally fine but i guarantee you that you will be happier in a home where you have a husband and kids than you working some career your entire life you will be happier and that's a conversation that i think needs to be had because there's this whole campaign on the left to tell women that going out and pursuing a career pursuing corporate interests or whatever your career may be is more fulfilling than it is to have children and that is simply not the case and it may be the case for a very obscure outlier of women but it is not the case for all women and i do not like to hear the rhetoric that pursuing a career pursuing your own self-interest is somehow more valuable than having a family and you can teach women that that's okay and that's what it means to be feminine but it's not and if you are a woman who is going to choose to pursue your career rather than pursuing marriage in a family that is totally fine but don't sell it to me as if that is what it means to be feminine in this country because it is not you are doing something that is traditionally masculine do not teach it to me as if that is somehow feminist and marriage is better for people in marriages you see the couples drink and smoke less they do community service together and volunteer more they're healthier they live longer they make more money when they're married like all of these things are good things the feminist movement telling people that you don't need to be married you can have as much sex as you want i mean i went to the walk in los angeles if any of you guys have seen that video i should repost that video it's one of my funniest videos of seeing these people but they said that being a is empowering and all these different stuff the feminist movement is teaching that and it is truly evil it is evil to tell people something is evil something is good when it is actually evil they're telling you that horrible terrible things are good disguising it is that and i want to see the studies that come out 30 40 years down the line when we have women who have dedicated themselves their lives their knowledge their passion to nothing but corporate interests or whatever their career may be and at the very end of that road they have no children they have no family they are not married what sort of happiness is that it's not just something that it's like men are sitting here like rubbing our hands like we can't wait to control these women it's like it's better for everyone it's better for men it's better for women it's better for kids if families stay together and they choose to be together right it is so much better for everyone like all of these problems that we have in america do you think that kids will come out of college as socialist and as leftist as they do now if they had good family structures growing up right of course not they're going to be much better off if you have a strong foundation behind you like a family then you're not going to feel like i need all these handouts all these benefits all these all these leftist dogma around me like i feel like i can actually do things on my own you know like have a family structure we'll make all these problems disappear it is the number one thing that we have to fix in this country to make people's lives better right and you have to ask yourself you know why is the left telling you that you don't need to have a family why is the left telling you that as a woman you shouldn't prioritize marriage you should focus on your own self-interest and be a selfish individual for the rest of your life and it is because the left knows that a family unit is the strongest bond that you can have within your nation and when you have a family that is all that you think about you start to view the world differently you start to view the world through a lens of which will be best for your children best for your children's children best for your great grandchildren and that changes your views on a fundamental level and quite frankly it leads you more to the conservative side the more traditional american view of how we live our lives and that is why the left is disincentivizing you having children and telling you that you don't need them yeah that's simply it now somebody knew this somebody was on the track of this and i kind of want to talk about this video here i believe it's from the 90s or maybe the early 2000s but this was just a brilliant rant made by this uh older black guy talking about this issue kids have to kill each other before we see there have already been thousands thousands of beautiful gifted kids whose lives are over there will be no future for them no tomorrow all their great potential is wasted forever these are our own kids killing each other our own kids are doing what 300 years of slavery couldn't do what the cool klux klan couldn't do and what all the ugly racism we face for generations couldn't do they're threatening our spirit breaking our hearts and destroying us from within now martin luther king didn't die for that not to see our own children threatening the survival of our people malcolm x didn't die for that now i know how hard it is out there i know how hopeless it feels the epidemic of drugs the lack of jobs the deprivation and killing in our community and almost and it seems like almost nothing is being done about it i know that but killing ourselves is not the answer and parents we must take responsibility you know we have to take our children back and gain control it is our individual responsibility to do this to get our children back we cannot let this slaughter continue we got to go on together and we have to live to realize the promise of our great struggle for all of us if you or someone you love has been a victim of a violent crime and need information you call the national victim center he sums it up very very well less than less than two minutes and he's telling you the exact problem and what we need to do to fix it and these are problems of which we can all recognize although the left would have it scrubbed from the media the left would have it scrub from their headlines that these sort of problems are what the black community especially is facing in america although it is happening in all races but the root of the problem is a lack of parental guidance a lack of fathers in the household he said it perfectly he said individual responsibility right he telling people people don't like to be told that they have to actually do something about their lives especially if their lives are all screwed up no one likes to be told that it's their fault or that they did something wrong it makes us feel bad we don't want to hear that something is our fault but him putting it there perfectly with a heartfelt thing and telling you that you need to take individual responsibility you need to take control of your kids take control of this situation is the exact message that we need to be getting out to all americans right now right and conservatives get a lot of hate when they bring up these issues again particularly when it pertains to the black community when we bring up the issues of black and black crime we bring up the issues of crime of uh gang violence we bring up the issues of drug related violence and we get a lot of hate they say oh it's because you hate black people it's because you want to portray black people as being innately born violent or innately born a drug addict or into addiction and that is not the case whatsoever and again he says in this we are doing more harm for our own communities than did the people who incited systemic racism did the people who who enslaved black americans within this country we are doing more harm now we are killing more now than ever before look at the numbers coming out of new york and chicago it is absolutely ridiculous and it can all be solved if somebody would sit down and have a discussion about it but nobody wants to talk about it no they don't and that's really sad because again it's the left's agenda and the left would rather push their agenda about everything being racist and how terrible white people are and that they have fantasies about shooting white people in the head instead of actually looking at real issues and saying how can we fix this oh what's that when you add more police to a city it actually reduces crime and communities get better why can't we focus on that no because the police are racist like all of these things they don't make any sense we have to push back against the left every single choice chance that we have right if you think police killings of of black americans is anywhere near the amount that are dying to drugs and gun violence you are out of your mind but the left would have you believe that the left would tell you that the real problem for black americans is the white man the white capitalist systemic racism that is not the case whatsoever there are cultural issues that need to be discussed and they need to be handled and they are not being handled and until that is done nothing is going to happen people are going to keep dying at the same rate homicide is going to be one of the top five reasons that young black men die in this country we have to sit down and we have to talk about it anyways that is my my little rant on that and a big problem as to why we are not creating strong marriages and strong families is that now the left wants to skew what it means to be a strong man what it means to be a good woman and back in the day we had strong men and we did celebrate this and and commemorate this yesterday on d-day and i want to show you a little video talking about uh you know the true lives that were lost on d-day on the american side it's some people who didn't say anything about d-day yes we had some politicians oh some people you'd think be very important to say something right you think you would want to uh you know just mention it maybe not even say not even say thank you just mention it yeah anyways we're gonna mention it here's a video a day later the average lifespan of an american is 80 years and an 80 year old today was 10 when world war ii ended four when it began a soldier who saw battle would have to be in his late 80s at least today generals political leaders the decision makers of the war few are still with us and over the past few decades we've seen authors and filmmakers rush to capture stories from survivors before this connection of memory is lost this project is not about individual war stories and it's not about survivors we're going to tally up the tens of millions of people whose lives are cut short by the war and see how these numbers stack up to other wars in history including trends in recent conflicts [Music] we'll be counting soldiers and civilians separately each of these figures represents 1 000 people who died civilians were of all walks of life [Music] whereas military deaths were almost entirely men the average age was about 23. in most battles for every 1 000 soldiers killed there are more than a thousand who are injured the word casualty can be confusing because in military speak it often includes both deaths and injuries and anything else that takes a soldier out of service here we're just counting the deaths and we'll begin with american soldiers [Music] over 400 000 died most of the deaths occurred in the european theater fighting the nazis and about a quarter were in the pacific fighting the japanese when you put them on the timeline you see that casualties were the heaviest at the end of the war the war began on september 1st 1939 but the u.s wasn't willing to join the fight until pearl harbor two years in the deaths increased drastically on d-day when the allies invaded normandy one of the most tragic moments of the war was on d-day at omaha beach where 2 500 americans fell so about the same number of u.s soldiers died on this single beach landing as the entire 13 years of the recent war in afghanistan crazy to think about yeah jinx that is i i recommend real men real men like you said the average age being 23 years old look around at the 23 year old men that we have in our generation today do you see that because i don't see that and maybe i'm maybe i'm looking through a different lens than you are but we are not as manly we are not as feminine as women as we were back in the day we are as feminine as women the men are the men the men are feminine yeah the women aren't no it's it's incredibly sad to see that this is a state of our country right now and because we've had so much peace time in america so much peace time really throughout the world since world war ii i mean it's it's made soft men it's made men who don't know how to stand up for anything they don't have anything to really stand up for and that's a sad thing because that means that our country collapses that means leftism takes over our country i mean it's like ancient rome it's the exact same way it's incredibly sad to see and real masculinity through fatherhood needs to be brought back right and just a big thank you to anybody who has served in our military uh i'm sure that day strikes hard for a lot of people a lot of american families whether or not these were people who fought in world war ii which probably many of which are not around much anymore but uh just i don't even know what to say it's it's a sacrifice of which i cannot imagine the ultimate sacrifice so thank you any veterans watching or anyone who is in the family of veterans thank you so much for everything we appreciate it we mention it definitely yep and if you get the chance go look at this video it's called the fallen of world war ii you do not fully understand the scope of of what happened in world war ii until you watch somebody break it down like this and really tell you the numbers of what actually happened and looking at this we watched this earlier and we looked at the soviet deaths right holy cow holy smokes so many people right died right it's wild how many people died in that war in just a few short years crazy yeah it's weird i don't think anybody in our generation at least around us has something of which they would die for do you think people would i don't know i don't i don't think that if we if china was to go to war with us or russia or something like that i don't think there would be many men in america who are saying yes i'm ready excuse me i'm ready to defend this country right especially not at the average age of 23 years old right yeah or even younger like no definitely not we have definitely uh created a new generation of men a new generation of women i said the other day that right now in our generation we have uh a bunch of men who are encouraged to be sub-standard men and a bunch of women who are encouraged to be sub-standard men that is that's where we're at we're going to become this homogeneous blob of people who have no interest no national pride no nothing no bring back american pride bring back american nationalism so if you're out there and you're listening and you are a strong conservative you support america and you want to share your values plea do please do so whether that's somebody who disagrees with you or somebody who agrees with you please start to share your values because we cannot let these things die because it's happening all over the world right now it is happening right here in the united states as we have given you evidence time and time again so please say something teach your kids these values so they do not die with us yeah don't let your little boys be soft teach them to be hard men okay teach them to be men teach your women to grow up and be strong as well but but with family values and we will fix this country we will fix this country we appreciate all of you guys watching if you first step to sharing your conservative values is sharing the stream you can share it here on youtube you can share it here on facebook whatever it is you can also share any of the clips that you see that we post on instagram twitter as well if you're not following us there me and amla and prageru we really appreciate it we do this every single weekday at 2 30 p.m pst that's 5 30 p.m eastern and 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