'WHITE GUILT' Video Shown to High School Students

[ptbw forever]

Being born white and male in this society is a great advantage.

Only someone young and under-experienced would think this.

You would think so.

Joe's old, I believe.

Then that makes him a fool

No,guy, that makes me old enough to see a lot of people of color and women who work hard who get ignored by the white boys club

It's hilarious to see white males whine because they have SLIGHTLY less privilege than they used to have.

It is hilarious to see idiots use the term "people of color" seriously.

 

[daws101]

Being born white and male in this society is a great advantage.

Only someone young and under-experienced would think this.

You would think so.

Joe's old, I believe.

Then that makes him a fool

No,guy, that makes me old enough to see a lot of people of color and women who work hard who get ignored by the white boys club

It's hilarious to see white males whine because they have SLIGHTLY less privilege than they used to have.

It is hilarious to see idiots use the term "people of color" seriously.

So white's not a color?

 

[ptbw forever]

Only someone young and under-experienced would think this.

You would think so.

Joe's old, I believe.

Then that makes him a fool

No,guy, that makes me old enough to see a lot of people of color and women who work hard who get ignored by the white boys club

It's hilarious to see white males whine because they have SLIGHTLY less privilege than they used to have.

It is hilarious to see idiots use the term "people of color" seriously.

So white's not a color?

That is what idiots who call themselves "people of color" think.

 

[Theowl32]

Being born white and male in this society is a great advantage.

Only someone young and under-experienced would think this.

You would think so.

Joe's old, I believe.

Then that makes him a fool

No,guy, that makes me old enough to see a lot of people of color and women who work hard who get ignored by the white boys club

It's hilarious to see white males whine because they have SLIGHTLY less privilege than they used to have.

It is hilarious to see idiots use the term "people of color" seriously.

Benedict Cumberbatch was crushed and called a racist for having the unmitigated gall for referring to THOSE PEOPLE as coloured.

He especially received a bunch of shit from the NAACP.

LOL at the disaster of the black race.......

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Way to rationalize .
Racism cannot be measured by by quantity.
Doing so is just another kind of prejudice and denial of history.

And putting your fingers in your ears and yelling "NANANANANAAA" with your eyes closed alters your perception of reality.

More denial!

[Flip]...here's a few quid kid...buy yourself some rational to go with that kool-aid

Kid? Damn funny I have hemorrhoids older than you.
Dismissal, another variation of denial.

Fail.
Again

 

[LeftofLeft]

Again, historical facts don't frighten me or make me feel helpless and weak ; unlike you.

Speaking of intellect, you continue to have comprehension failures.

Speaking of Intellect, people with one aren't made to feel weak and frightened when presented with historical facts...

Since you are not afraid of historical facts, why didn't the video talk about African and Arab nations selling Blacks into slavery and whereas the U.S. and Western Europe had the moral conscience to cease, slave and slave trade continue today in many of these same nations. These historical facts are absolutely necessary when deeming who is to fund reparations.

 

[reconmark]

Again, historical facts don't frighten me or make me feel helpless and weak ; unlike you.

Speaking of intellect, you continue to have comprehension failures.

Speaking of Intellect, people with one aren't made to feel weak and frightened when presented with historical facts...

Since you are not afraid of historical facts, why didn't the video talk about African and Arab nations selling Blacks into slavery and whereas the U.S. and Western Europe had the moral conscience to cease, slave and slave trade continue today in many of these same nations. These historical facts are absolutely necessary when deeming who is to fund reparations.

Not to suggest that you are stupid or anything, but why are you asking me why some individual I don't know put something in or left something out of their writings.
Now on the issue of the U.S. being aghast of slavery...yeah that was plain stupid to suggest.

 

[reconmark]

Speaking of Intellect, people with one aren't made to feel weak and frightened when presented with historical facts...

1 - That's actually a baseless assertion.

2 - It's a straw man argument.

3 - If you had an intellect yourself, you would already known 1 and 2.

Actually it's quite refreshing to see you admit that your earlier statements were full of shit.

 

[Correll]

Part of the "fundamental transformation" of the country is trying to convince people that they didn't earn what they have.

If you "didn't build that", you didn't earn it, it doesn't belong to you. You took it from someone dishonestly. It belongs to the collective, not you.

Definitely a lot of momentum on this.
.

And no good can come from it.

It justifies taking from those who earn and giving to those that don't.

It enrages those who know they have worked hard and now are being robbed while smugly told they don't deserve what they damn well know they do deserve.

It teaches those that don't have to feel entitled to what those that have, have, and to feel anger at those that aren't giving "enough".

 

[Mac1958]

Part of the "fundamental transformation" of the country is trying to convince people that they didn't earn what they have.

If you "didn't build that", you didn't earn it, it doesn't belong to you. You took it from someone dishonestly. It belongs to the collective, not you.

Definitely a lot of momentum on this.
.

And no good can come from it.

It justifies taking from those who earn and giving to those that don't.

It enrages those who know they have worked hard and now are being robbed while smugly told they don't deserve what they damn well know they do deserve.

It teaches those that don't have to feel entitled to what those that have, have, and to feel anger at those that aren't giving "enough".

Yes, and the question is whether this momentum can be stopped and reversed.

I doubt it very much. It's far easier to bring people down than to raise others up, and that's the strategy here.
.

 

[Correll]

....

... all my hard work and a lifetime of accomplishments and risk taking.

From the whiny little ***** afraid of competition and hard work? Bullshit.

Rudeness does not hide the fact that you have not been able to justify your position.

Your assumptions about me are excuses for you to avoid the hard work of defending your position fairly and on it's own merits.

 

[Correll]

Part of the "fundamental transformation" of the country is trying to convince people that they didn't earn what they have.

If you "didn't build that", you didn't earn it, it doesn't belong to you. You took it from someone dishonestly. It belongs to the collective, not you.

Definitely a lot of momentum on this.
.

And no good can come from it.

It justifies taking from those who earn and giving to those that don't.

It enrages those who know they have worked hard and now are being robbed while smugly told they don't deserve what they damn well know they do deserve.

It teaches those that don't have to feel entitled to what those that have, have, and to feel anger at those that aren't giving "enough".

Yes, and the question is whether this momentum can be stopped and reversed.

I doubt it very much. It's far easier to bring people down than to raise others up, and that's the strategy here.
.

I agree.

I fear the nation I leave my daughter will be far worse than the one I grew up in.

 

[Mac1958]

Part of the "fundamental transformation" of the country is trying to convince people that they didn't earn what they have.

If you "didn't build that", you didn't earn it, it doesn't belong to you. You took it from someone dishonestly. It belongs to the collective, not you.

Definitely a lot of momentum on this.
.

And no good can come from it.

It justifies taking from those who earn and giving to those that don't.

It enrages those who know they have worked hard and now are being robbed while smugly told they don't deserve what they damn well know they do deserve.

It teaches those that don't have to feel entitled to what those that have, have, and to feel anger at those that aren't giving "enough".

Yes, and the question is whether this momentum can be stopped and reversed.

I doubt it very much. It's far easier to bring people down than to raise others up, and that's the strategy here.
.

I agree.

I fear the nation I leave my daughter will be far worse than the one I grew up in.

Well, it sure as hell is gonna be different.

As for our daughters -- and I admit this is pretty cynical -- I look at it like this: They're going to do even better than they would have normally, since more of their competition is just so lousy because of lowered standards.

Hey, ya look for a silver lining.
.

 

[Correll]

Just got around to watching the video.

What a load of crap.

It's hard to know where to start, BUT, i guess the most relevant point is what was NOT shown.

Illegitimacy.

AND I would like to add, for all those out there that think my WHite Skin and/or White Privilege means I didn't have to work hard for what I have,

**** YOU YOU ******* ASSWIPES.

Rabble! Don't know what's wrong with the video but if he acts mad enough then that means something, doesn't it? Lol

I thought I was pretty clear.

The list of alleged "obstacles" does not have the real cause of most of minority America's problems, illegitimacy.

AND.

For all those who like to dismiss my life of hard work and to thus deny that I deserve everything I have.

**** YOU YOU ******* ASSWIPES.

 

[Correll]

Part of the "fundamental transformation" of the country is trying to convince people that they didn't earn what they have.

If you "didn't build that", you didn't earn it, it doesn't belong to you. You took it from someone dishonestly. It belongs to the collective, not you.

Definitely a lot of momentum on this.
.

And no good can come from it.

It justifies taking from those who earn and giving to those that don't.

It enrages those who know they have worked hard and now are being robbed while smugly told they don't deserve what they damn well know they do deserve.

It teaches those that don't have to feel entitled to what those that have, have, and to feel anger at those that aren't giving "enough".

Yes, and the question is whether this momentum can be stopped and reversed.

I doubt it very much. It's far easier to bring people down than to raise others up, and that's the strategy here.
.

I agree.

I fear the nation I leave my daughter will be far worse than the one I grew up in.

Well, it sure as hell is gonna be different.

As for our daughters -- and I admit this is pretty cynical -- I look at it like this: They're going to do even better than they would have normally, since more of their competition is just so lousy because of lowered standards.

Hey, ya look for a silver lining.
.

Sorry, you're wrong.

THe rules are going to be biased against them.

THe economy is going to be shit.

The society is going to be crap.

The population is going to be at each other's throats.

 

[Theowl32]

Part of the "fundamental transformation" of the country is trying to convince people that they didn't earn what they have.

If you "didn't build that", you didn't earn it, it doesn't belong to you. You took it from someone dishonestly. It belongs to the collective, not you.

Definitely a lot of momentum on this.
.

And no good can come from it.

It justifies taking from those who earn and giving to those that don't.

It enrages those who know they have worked hard and now are being robbed while smugly told they don't deserve what they damn well know they do deserve.

It teaches those that don't have to feel entitled to what those that have, have, and to feel anger at those that aren't giving "enough".

Yes, and the question is whether this momentum can be stopped and reversed.

I doubt it very much. It's far easier to bring people down than to raise others up, and that's the strategy here.
.

For dems, it all about politics, and power acquisition. Capturing the large blocks of voters. Seducing with rations of payouts and perpetuating the fairy tale of Robin Hood. Steal from the rich and give to the poor. Let them know that their situation all due to the "unfair" rigged system that is always against them. Humans, the great excuse making animal buys that every time, hook line and sinker.

The democrats perpetuate all of these narratives with one goal. Acquiring power by dividing and conquering. Creating the scapegoats when their policies fail. Rinse and repeat.

The "Pravda media" protecting them and pushing their agenda however they can.

They have managed to convince these morons that America is a tyrannical government.

That is what we are dealing with.

 

[Mac1958]

Part of the "fundamental transformation" of the country is trying to convince people that they didn't earn what they have.

If you "didn't build that", you didn't earn it, it doesn't belong to you. You took it from someone dishonestly. It belongs to the collective, not you.

Definitely a lot of momentum on this.
.

And no good can come from it.

It justifies taking from those who earn and giving to those that don't.

It enrages those who know they have worked hard and now are being robbed while smugly told they don't deserve what they damn well know they do deserve.

It teaches those that don't have to feel entitled to what those that have, have, and to feel anger at those that aren't giving "enough".

Yes, and the question is whether this momentum can be stopped and reversed.

I doubt it very much. It's far easier to bring people down than to raise others up, and that's the strategy here.
.

I agree.

I fear the nation I leave my daughter will be far worse than the one I grew up in.

Well, it sure as hell is gonna be different.

As for our daughters -- and I admit this is pretty cynical -- I look at it like this: They're going to do even better than they would have normally, since more of their competition is just so lousy because of lowered standards.

Hey, ya look for a silver lining.
.

Sorry, you're wrong.

THe rules are going to be biased against them.

THe economy is going to be shit.

The society is going to be crap.

The population is going to be at each other's throats.

Well, it is what it is. They're doing great. As for the decay in our culture, I can only hope it will at least slow down at some point.
.

 

[Mac1958]

Part of the "fundamental transformation" of the country is trying to convince people that they didn't earn what they have.

If you "didn't build that", you didn't earn it, it doesn't belong to you. You took it from someone dishonestly. It belongs to the collective, not you.

Definitely a lot of momentum on this.
.

And no good can come from it.

It justifies taking from those who earn and giving to those that don't.

It enrages those who know they have worked hard and now are being robbed while smugly told they don't deserve what they damn well know they do deserve.

It teaches those that don't have to feel entitled to what those that have, have, and to feel anger at those that aren't giving "enough".

Yes, and the question is whether this momentum can be stopped and reversed.

I doubt it very much. It's far easier to bring people down than to raise others up, and that's the strategy here.
.

For dems, it all about politics, and power acquisition. Capturing the large blocks of voters. Seducing with rations of payouts and perpetuating the fairy tale of Robin Hood. Steal from the rich and give to the poor. Let them know that their situation all due to the "unfair" rigged system that is always against them. Humans, the great excuse making animal buys that every time, hook line and sinker.

The democrats perpetuate all of these narratives with one goal. Acquiring power by dividing and conquering. Creating the scapegoats when their policies fail. Rinse and repeat.

The "Pravda media" protecting them and pushing their agenda however they can.

They have managed to convince these morons that America is a tyrannical government.

That is what we are dealing with.

Then it's up to those who oppose them to intelligently craft and carefully deliver an attractive and inspiring alternative message, using messengers who are also attractive and inspiring.

That's it, that's your shot here, and it's sure as hell not happening right now.
.

 

[JoeB131]

Does racism exist in America, yes of course it does. More on the black side than white, that isn't even realistically debatable. Anybody who doesn't think there are more racist that are black than white is a fool.

So exactly how can black folks, who have no real power in business and very little in government, practice "racism". Racism is a political system of one race getting preferences over another. Blacks really don't have the political power to do that.

[
Here is the order of stumbling blocks that blacks have to get over, in order of most affected:

1) Self inflicted, both culturally and individual choices.

which choices are those? Because I'm willing to bet you are going to spew a whole litany of what you think "those people are like".

Fact is, most black folks have jobs and families. Just like white people. And they dont' like it when the cops shoot their children for no good reason. Again- just like white people.

2) Getting over the CRUSHING results of 30 years of liberal social policies that packed blacks like sardines in public housing far away from employment, and built generations of dependent poverty.

Okay, let's look at THIS lie. Here's a chart of the poverty rates amongst the races.

In 1959, when those "liberal policies" you bemoan started (50 years ago, not 30. 30 years ago Ronnie Raygun was President.) The black poverty rate was nearly 60%. By the time LBJ left office it dropped to a little over 30%. Then it creeped up again under Nixon and Raygun. But when Bill Clinton became President, it dropped to almost 20%. Then along came your boy Dubya and it started getting worse again.

But, no, no, it was the liberals you see.

3) PERCEIVED racism. The automatic belief that the bad things that happen to them are the result of systematic racism that simply doesn't exist. But they are constantly told that does by parasitic race baiters and white guilt liberals.
4) Actual racism.

let's look at these last two. Perception is an important thing.

Now, I've cited the study that shows that resumes that have black names get 50% less callbacks than ones with white names... but I think the real problem is that a lot of white managers and supervisors who don't consider themselves racist actually do engage in a subtle form of it. They are more likely to sympathize with people who remind them of them.

I'll give you a great example. In 2012, we had 3 people leave our department. Even though the last two (white) people to leave got goodbye lunches the General Manager attended, when two of the three people who left had their goodbye lunches, he was "too busy".

The three people who left.

A middle aged Asian woman who had been with the company for 9 years.
A thirty-ish black woman who had been with the company for 2 years.
A young college intern who had been with the company for 3 months over the summer.

Hey, do you want to guess which one of these three people merited the "Great man's" time?[/QUOTE]

 

[LoneLaugher]

That video has been shown to classes for a long time.

There is a weak argument that a black child who watches that video will throw his or her arms up in the air and decide not to even try to win. Choosing instead to rely on an the excuse that the deck is stacked against them.

That's stupid, however. Because the video isn't shown in a bubble to a bunch of bubble heads. It's shown to a group of students with an instructor as part of a lesson plan. That lesson plan will include inspirational accounts of how many black Americans have overcome these obstacles to excel....and win. It will include lessons about how white leaders have joined hands with black leaders to try and erase the inequality and ease the generational effects of said inequality.

Thousands of kids have seen that video over the years. It hasn't hurt anyone.

The only people who are upset by this video are the losers who fear that their white kid will learn that his parents are not all that superior to the "negroes" who they speak ill of. They don't want their kids to know that shit ain't equal. If they get that message......they might stop fearing and hating those "thugs". We can't have that!

Whine on, bitches.