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The title should read, "Why I don't support Black Lives Matter, Inc." Zuby has been very articulate and specific about the distinction and writing it the way you do is clickbait, intended or not.
YOU TALK A LOT OF SENSE OF CAUSE THERE ARE POLICE THAT ARE RACIST SOME DONT LIKE ROWDY WHITE PEOPLE I REMEMBER IN THE 80.TIS A JAMAICAN WOMEN WENT BACK FOR A HOLIDAY I SAID WHAT ARE THE POLICE LIKE SHE SAID SHE WAS IN A NIGHT CLUB THERE WAS A BIT OF TROUBLE THEY DONT MESS ABOUT THEY CAME DOWN CLUBBING AND HITTING LOTS OF PEOPLE
'Ill be honest i've never heard of you before dude, but i stumbled across this just as it started and i'm so glad i did. Good work man, it's good to know there's some rational people out there able to get there opinion on a platform these days, well delivered dude!
If there's one thing i would disagree with it's that it's obviously murder, although i'm a bit confused with the terms in the american legal system. It's definitely not first degree murder as it wasn't premeditated but it comes down to whether it was second degree murder or involuntary manslaughter. If i was to murder someone I wouldn't do it in broad daylight with that many eyes and recording devices on me. To me it seems more likely this was just a poorly trained, cruel man who ended up killing a guy. Even if that cop really didn't intend to kill the guy and he should be convicted of manslaughter, i'm not so sure the courts will go his way, there's too much heat over this now and him not being convicted of murder would just make things worse. Can a jury really even pass judgement on this man without preconceived ideas on what took place?
This man isn't black, he isn't white, he's a human being and as such he has the best interests of human beings first and foremost. A valuable role model for all young people from any walk of life. More of this please world......
I was just having this conversation with my family. It was an excellent discussion and I was able to help them see things differently. Really good discussion.
Thank you for sharing, it filled my heart with joy to hear this! My case was a bit more heated I suppose since they now do not want anything to do with me :) My partner went to me "you have a family right here". It was nice to feel appreciated and supported ^^
This is the first time I’ve heard of Zuby. He makes a hell of a first impression! This is the sort of rational philosophical thinking that needs to spread to counter all the insanity. Francis and Konstantin, you guys are having some excellent (and I think, important) conversations here. Bravo! I’m very glad I found your channel.
It really is the root of everything that is wrong...i have this theory that lie detection tech is far more conclusive than "they" will admit. Even though it is used throughout intelligence networks, corporate non-disclosure agreements and settlement secrecy enforcement...We're still told its unreliable, stuck at 74% mark since the 70's? I did a little research into smart phone versions that exist at 95% ( approx. ) today... I'd love to know our government, big businesses/ banks and media was being truthful nearly always?!?! Yet instead, propaganda or flat out directed mind manipulation is legal, and admittedly employed on us, while we have no right privacy left at all...But we're still the poor slogs that generate and expend our life force to keep the world turning, raise our kids, try and "do the right thing!" All while financing our own enslavement to a bunch lying bastards,that truly believe they are elite, I suppose our own complacency is taken for consent. Not sure though if trust, optimism and hope for humanity combined with said propaganda, a steady drop in the level of even the idea of logical thinking, never-mind an educated awareness and competency, counts as consent or complacency, don't think so? ...sorry for the rant.
Thank you for mentioning Tony Timpa. We did have local protests in my city (Dallas) and kept up the pressure for 3 years until the release of the video.
I didn't know that there were protest for the release of the video. I'm Italian, and here we see police brutality from the US only if the victim is black and the officer is white. Nobody here knows about Timpa's murder. That's absurd, and deeply wrong. I have to admit, though, that al lot of "non woke" commentators are talking about that case, so maybe more people will know the truth about police brutality (=it's not only about black people) and about BLM (=not all black lives matter, but only those that are useful for the ideology). I'll try my best to spread the truth here in my country.
SiboWoW : watch the Daniel shaver murder video and you will be as outraged as the Floyd murder. Difference he was white. The problem is the training and protocols used in making arrests to avoid escalation.
MM 20 : good point: important to have on-going psychological evaluations say every 3 years they are on the force. People change due to the daily crisis they have to deal with. Like solders who do 5 tours of duty in Afghanistan.
This is the best discussion on the BLM movement I've heard thus far, explaining the nuances in a considered & eloquent manner that puts MSM outlets to shame. Zuby understands that racism is prevalent in society, but also recognises that the situation is far more complex than it's often portrayed. For example he states that 30 percent of deaths from the police are black & 70 percent are non black but acknowledges that black people are disproportionately killed as a percentage of the total population. He mentions that homicide is the biggest killer of black males under the age of 40 but also points out that in the majority of cases the perpetrators are non white, a fact rarely voiced in the MSM. It is indeed a time for open honest conversation instead of emotive & reactionary sound bites.
I so agree! Very intelligent and insightful stuff. As a white man in my 50s I am learning so much right now from young, critical and balanced thinkers like Zuby. I never heard of him before, I just stumbled on this interview because I watch Triggonometry from time to time; and I'm so encouraged that such a discussion can be had. Loving this show. Sublime interviewing and professionalism. Beats The Jonathan Ross Show or Terry Wogan any day. The future doesn't so bad after all.
I don’t do slogans, so to me, “Black Lives Matter” is just as empty as its comeback cousin. Blunt instruments for change are just too ham-handed for my taste. Rather than endlessly debate catch phrases, monuments, and movements-I’m far more interested in considering the underlying merit in a point of view. While everyone else spins their wheels on who’s right, I define what I see by factoring for what’s true (isolating and correlating along the way). When it comes to ascertaining the truth, I don’t care what your cause is, who’s in the White House, who controls Congress or the courts. I learned early on in life that what you want gets in the way of what you see. Does the Democratic Party have a history of manipulating racially-charged incidents? Undeniably! Has the left-leaning side of the cable clans increasingly accommodated Democrats over the years? Without question! Can you conclude what happened to Trayvon and Michael Brown with the same certainty as the death of George Floyd? No way-but ya did, and in lickety-split fashion. Zimmerman’s brother perfectly put it: “He had the greater hand in his own demise.” To an apologist, he had no hand at all-a mindset that violates the rules of reality. If you’re pulled over by the police and you cop an attitude, you’re askin’ for trouble. And right on cue, “He was a wannabe cop and was told not to follow him!” So, you want to skip right over what transpired and go right to “gunned down”-because he was armed and didn’t follow instructions? Wishful thinking is not an argument-not to mention the fact that preforming calcified conclusions is prejudice by definition. The Left seeks to eradicate racism while refusing to recognize how they fuel it. The second they painted Trayvon as a child, they contaminated their judgment. The cops made an honest mistake in calling his watermelon drink “iced tea” (simply because of the brand). That the media advocates reported it the same way at first is understandable. That they never corrected it is unforgivable. To conform to fact, we must agree that it was watermelon and consider what it means: Maybe nothing, maybe everything. But you pollute the debate when you won’t even acknowledge the irrefutable. Worse than that-you poison your purpose. You’d think that a party that prides itself on intellectualism would examine the efficacy of their efforts. Perhaps even try some predictive analysis: ************************ Hmm, we’ve got the first black president in the White House and we’re marching to Black Lives Matter. That might be overplaying our hand and have unintended consequences. Same goes for the removal of monuments-do we really want to infuriate the opposition for fleeting gain? Maybe the awe-inspiring artistry of historical figures will spark a sense of wonder in the youth. Perhaps they’ll read the plaque and probe for more. Whatever their findings, isn’t there great value in that process of discovery? Wouldn’t it be better if we just let people make up their own minds about whether problematic pieces embody hate or heritage? And even if the monuments could magically vanish from the face of the Earth, would that really solve anything? On top of all that, it seems that the more sensitive we try to be, the more hypersensitive our culture has become. That wasn’t our aim. We elected a sophisticated guy-shouldn’t we seek change in a bold and sophisticated manner? After all, wasn’t that the point of his presidency? Wouldn’t we be more successful in solving problems if we took an honest look at the different dimensions within them? Instead of putting Kaepernick on a pedestal for telling us what we wanna hear, maybe we should be inspired by Kobe who told us what we don’t: "I won't react to something just because I'm supposed to, because I'm an African-American. That argument doesn't make any sense to me. So we want to advance as a society and a culture, but, say, if something happens to an African-American, we immediately come to his defense? Yet you want to talk about how far we've progressed as a society? Well, then don't jump to somebody's defense just because they're African-American." ************************ For immovable conservatives who find comfort in that quote-take a good look in the mirror, because defending the indefensible is your M.O. What we’re seeing today was partly built on a foundation of manufactured outrage (which applies to most controversial issues in America over the last 30 years). Decades of dishonesty in the Gutter Games of Government is not a nation on a path to greatness. I wrote this piece before I came across the accompanying video. I was blown away by these words: “Anti-racism, as currently configured-has gone a long way from what used to be considered intelligent and sincere civil rights activism. Today it's a religion.” ua-cam.com/video/mT2rlJe9cuU/v-deo.html “I know that most men, including those at ease with problems of the greatest complexity, can seldom accept even the simplest and most obvious truth if it be such as would oblige them to admit the falsity of conclusions which they have delighted in explaining to colleagues, which they have proudly taught to others, and which they have woven, thread by thread, into the fabric of their lives.” ― Leo Tolstoy ua-cam.com/video/p4hMfZfN8WA/v-deo.html . . .
@@StrategicWealthLLC Did you watch the Triggernometry interview with Coleman Hughes? He is American and like Zuby, he is also a young black man who is very intelligent and freely thinks for himself. He could go far in politics if he wants to go that way.
As a white person I find it refreshing to hear a black person talk so freely and openly about police shootings on the black and the white.. I'd shake your hand brother. Keep up the good word x
Man this is EXACTLY the augment I had with my girlfriend the other day. I said I agree with the name BLM but I disagree with how the organisation acts. She thought I was racist, so I showed her what the organisation is really about. She changed her mind.
Show her this interview, Stefan Molyneux's interview with black UA-camr Tommy Sotomayor and Brandon Tatums interview with The Sun also Youngrippa59. She'll soon get a reality check.
This is how most people are unfortunately. They are too lazy to actually do some research so just end up parrotting the mainstream media narrative. Glad your girlfriend saw sense.
That is the sad truth, right? It’s even a lot of people that you love and care about. People only get this extremely base level, carefully crafted with the majority of it cut out, watered down “truth” from the MSM. It can take as little as 30 seconds to do a quick search (usually with the addition of “what the MSM isn’t telling you” because about 80% of MSM is owned by the same people all on one side) to see that most everything you’ve seen and heard (including the “statistics” they like to throw out on MSM) are complete bullshit and that millions of people are getting played every second.
Literally what I’ve been saying for so long. The actual cause is completely side lined 🤷♀️this cause is so important & not being discussed at all. Just sjw’s bitching at how its been discussed what hashtag they. Permit you to use if it’s not same as theirs. Your dismissed as a racist
Oh God yes. Every time somebody tells me black people can't be racist I'm thinking this to myself. Then I show them a dictionary and then I get cancelled for being a white cis-gendered female. It annoys me so much.
One of the most reasonable arguments I’ve heard regarding police brutality, racism, and civil unrest. We need to rise above for actual solutions, and not cave to all the chaos.
I fully agree. A major part on how to get out of victim hood is to stop seeing yourself as a victim. If you always see yourself as a victim, of course you'll always think you are. That's the same as always thinking you're depressed; eventually you actually will feel depressed. That's the power of the brain (placebo effect)
@@fjansen8601 Not necessarily. Critical thinking skills will take you there. So schools would need to teach them. "How do I become active in my life and take ownership of every choice I make?" People love to complain, when they left their power for someone else to use. It's unfair of course, but that's our reality. Change won't come without acknoledgment of our current circumstance.
Yes and victims are the most violent people ....people need to look inside when angry...this is THE ONLY PLACE THAT PEACE CAN BE FOUND....the demos may give a temporary feeling of high but on reflection ..should deaths result from more covid cases, how can any protesters feel good about themselves....not to say that any bad treatment of ANYONE is to be condoned, but there are ways and means ...anything coming from anger or hatred never works and never has ...this guy speaks common sense ....thanks so much
AND HOW DID THAT VICTIM MENTALITY GET THERE? 400 yrs of overt traumatic systemic racism. “Whites [or moderates of ANY skin] kick blacks down, then tell them how they should respond to being kicked.” derived from Steve Biko Nine elements of white supremacy w Neely Fuller producejustice.com/9-areas ua-cam.com/video/f48IJ4rnkDE/v-deo.html Proves existence of white supremacy ua-cam.com/video/f48IJ4rnkDE/v-deo.html?t=1574
@@Brianbeesandbikes yes Brian this is true. Victim mentality was a socially engineered concept used as a tool for oppression. However it is something we as a community need to address and heal from but it does not get enough attention.
It's been a long time since I've agreed with every single word a person has said over the course of an hour. Zuby is truly a breath of fresh air in this regard.
Finally, a educated man who looks for the truth. The George Floyd incident deserves prosecution however some parties are taking advantage this tragedy for their own agenda. This is why I subscribe to this channel.
Black speakers of reasonable truth should form a caucus and provide a positive movement so that uneducated Blacks can understand that just through basic education, your life can improve..here in America, the American Dream is not a fantasy. Millions of immigrants come to the USA and improve their lives by achieving the American Dream. Why can’t American Blacks that have an advantage being born in the USA, achieve the foundations of the American Dream... my parents left Communist China in the 1950s, came to America, my father fought for America in the WW2, used the benefits of the GI Bill, bought a home, worked in the Chinese Laundry industry, sent their children to school and demanded that work only starts after you graduate from college. I retired as a NYC Detective...I had an amazingly colorful and fun career fighting true crimes in the 1980-90s.... living in the USA allows everyone an equal plane to succeed... think out of the box and live your life to the fullest...when your lying on your death bed, all you will think about is, I wish I could have done things differently....
If you do a little research... I found it in less than 10 seconds actually... the official coroner's report it out. It has been for months. It says the guy died from Fentanyl, Meth, COVID-19 and was complicated by his struggle with the police. It says nothing about him being choked to death or compression of his neck (which takes pressure on BOTH sides to cause the blood to stop flowing to the brain). You might want to read up on it and prepare for more riots when they acquit Chauvin.
Exactly..sometimes crazy people just feel the need to attach themselves to these sort of movements to somehow justify the things that they do as a excuse. For example a crazy person that wants to hurt someone can say well I was doing it because of this movement and he was bad and blah blah just to justify their personal agendas to hurt or injure people freely much without backlash.
this guy is OBVIOUSLY speaking from a position of privilege! he's not screaming. he's not interrupting. he's not talking over his interlocutors. He's used to people deferring to him. (I'm being sarcastic)
sifridbassoon yep most of us on here would have got the sarcasm! Good job though putting it in black and white (pun intended) in case there are any lefties watching - they would not get sarcasm!.................or humour..............or nuance...............or stats.................or facts...................common sense, the list goes on!
@@sutters7251 I say there is no such thing as white privilege. But that's a lie I tell because too many people can't understand context. In some situation being white is an advantage, in others it is a disadvantage. For example, if I wanted to attend a KKK meeting, being white would be a lot better than being black. If however, I wanted to get a really good gumbo or jambalaya, being black would be much more of an advantage. The problem for me is that I'm white and I have no interest in attending a KKK meeting, and I really *love* gumbo and jambalaya.
lol, the funny thing is that he is Oxford educated , pretty much universally accepted as privileged. He's been taught how to converse by some of the best. Doesn't change a thing about his points though, just because he got dealt a great hand in life doesn't invalidate his opinions, and it shouldn't. I don't understand using peoples privilege against them, it's not like any of us get to choose what we are born into.
This is probably the best thing I've seen on UA-cam. Such a great listen. Never heard of Zuby before, but I'm an instant fan just listening to his intelligent answers to each question.
You’d be surprised just how many people of all creeds, share these same principles..they just remain hidden/silent because they are afraid to lose their job, be targeted in their communities, etc.. won’t be long before all he good, honest people are backed in to a corner and are forced to stand up.
Yeah true the only people you see on msm are politicians and crazy people for the most part. Or it seems that way. I live in the south east USA and most people are normal and nice. The msm would have believe different. And the south is racially diverse.
Elle : I agree with you, just the last couple weeks I have had a number of friends who are fed and are looking to stand up to the intolerance of the left. What form that standing up look like will be very important. How about starting with a two way discussion based on truth.
He only said some refreshing thoughts. He should now run for president or Pm. There’s a bit too much of this bizarre leader worship that happens the moment anyone says something that needed to be said, doesn’t mean we should put them on a high and mighty pedestal. Half the problem is the people themselves not even understanding their own agency and strength. They surrender that on a daily basis, where do you think that leads to?
Another breath of fresh air. Hearing a black man encourage us to “just not play that game” gives me more courage to stand up to certain trends on social media. Thanks again guys.
"Last time I checked I was black, but I might need to check with Joe Biden." Top class. I had heard this guy's name, but hadn't heard him speak before. He makes a lot of sense. I wonder how many people have heard (but not seen) him speak for the first time and assumed (where his race was not mentioned) that he was white/not black. Thanks for the conversation, Triggernometry.
If he supports Trump, then he isn't black. Race is not a meaningful biological concept. Anyone who is against the concept that black lives matter, thinks that black people's lives don't matter, or that they matter less than others. This means that person believes that black people are less than human. That makes that person racist. It doesn't matter if that person is "black" or not. Self-hate isn't reserved only for those feeling "white guilt."
@@jwaxmcgeeg9706 Yes. I presented a series of statements that flow logically from one to another. Do you have any objections or informed opinions on my assertions?
@@hashtagunderscore3173 he's black because that's the color of his skin dipshit. I really wonder where y'all niggas get your logic from, because it's fucking stupid.
Obviously he has many but the most important & rare qualities Zuby has are authenticity, backbone & emotional intelligence. I love his food for thought too.
"Being a true liberal, has become more conservative" ~Zuby This is because, over time things that were once progressive, become the new norm as the reformers grow older. In time, their children forge new progressive ideas. Ideologies shift with time, they are never constant. The young have a tendency to want to reform what the old have established - sometimes it's a good thing, sometimes it's bad (aka reform just for the sake of reform)
@@morrisdavidmullings9833, the idea of what I stated, was along the lines of (for example): "liberals" in the sixties are now considered "conservative", because of the relative shift that time has on the populaces perspective. It has nothing to do with them taking credit for the revolutions that others forge, because they once forged their own revolutions. it has everything to do with them achieving their political goals, and moving onto new aspects of their lives - divorced from the bitter war of politics and the constant tendency for humans to be dissatisfied Also, I never stated what my political ideologies are, I just stated how ideologies shift. I can understand where other people are coming from, without taking on their ideologies
This chap is very articulate, a breath of fresh air among so much hyperbole and emotional ranting. 👍🏻 Unfortunately many well known UK commentators are scared to express their opinions, they’ve seen people lose their jobs/livelihoods.
What a brilliant bloke: Intelligent, logical, insightful, considered and articulate. He far exceeds what you would generally expect from the entertainment industry.
This video is a breath of fresh air! I’m a conservative and voted brexit so u can imagine that many people don’t agree with me. I’m often scared to say my true views but I’m going to express myself more after seeing this video.
I think he was already on there, or maybe it was channel 4 news when he broke the women's deadlift world record for that 5 minutes he identified as a woman 😂
I think the truest thing said was the point at the end, about the breakdown of the family unit being at the root of the problems we're seeing in society. There definitely needs to be more conversation about that, and not just about the responsibilities of men in it but also the responsibilities of women.
Some of my friends are Black they don't support BLM at all their comments about it would be deemed hate speech. People should also listen to Jericho Green an American Ytuber he is great.
Hadn't heard of this guy before but he seems very rational, intelligent, calm, eloquent, considerate and above all, sane. No wonder the radical left doesn't like him.
Thanks, guys. Great interview. Zuby, thank you so very much for being the voice of reason. Now if I can only get some of my family members to watch this. Wish me luck.
It’s interesting that many of my work colleagues who are black, many from various African countries and backgrounds.. but mostly over the age of 30. All without a doubt voiced the same points as this guy, they voiced their dismay over not moving forward and progressing neighbourhoods, very enlightening
Thank you for not being afraid to speak your mind and share your opinion. Keep talking please because we need peace and harmony with our differences and discussions. For some reason I cant get out this message without being cancelled or hated so thank you for your voice and those that here it.
47:48 - I completely agree! I cannot stand being called a cis-woman and I never ever use that term for myself or others. The irony is, that many of these people are horrified about others using the wrong pronoun or term for them, even if its by mistake... but when I ask to not be referred to as a cis-woman, I'm not allowed that choice?!
Personally, unless talking about a trans issues/debate, i will never ever refer to someone as cis(gender), same that i would say someone is trans(gender). Context is a major thing...which extreme views forget
The sad part is that he's not even an American, and he knows better than actual Americans, and from the outside looking in, he can clearly see what's going on better than actual Americans.
I honestly think that helps. he might have lived there for a time but still not longer than the other countries he’s lived in. Having an outside-looking-in perspective, you’re normally not on a side and you can see it clearly for what it is.
Always the case. Almost with anything. Fresh pair of eyes. Also bare in mind, conservatives in uk would be seen as liberal in usa. So hes a true liberal. Like most of us.
I Like the phrase emotional incontinence...social media has bled into real life and removed people's filters. Sometimes it's best to just keep your "feelings"to yourself.
Thank you all for having the courage to speak truth! First time listening to that young man Zuby. Definitely, not of the herd mentality. Bold to believe n speak our own values n open to other’s and keep moving. Agreed, we need to cancel this cancel society by not buying their narrative.
I have to say that im nothing less than totally impressed with this extremely intelligent articulate, thoughtful and aware young man. I have never heard of him prior to seeing this interview. But I'm so grateful for having discovered it. I look forward to searching out more of what is available from him as he is a voice of reason in these turbulent and confusing times. This coming from a white American male.I love seeing the diversity in the people commenting.
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You know they are going to skin you alive for this right ? :D
@@andljoy that's what separates the men from the boys! He most likely doesn't enjoy being roasted but has a strong sense of what is right and truth!
The title should read, "Why I don't support Black Lives Matter, Inc." Zuby has been very articulate and specific about the distinction and writing it the way you do is clickbait, intended or not.
@Derpetology 101 I wouldn't be surprised at all if this video is taken down for "hate speech" or the ubiquitous "community standards violation".
YOU TALK A LOT OF SENSE OF CAUSE THERE ARE POLICE THAT ARE RACIST SOME DONT LIKE ROWDY WHITE PEOPLE I REMEMBER IN THE 80.TIS A JAMAICAN WOMEN WENT BACK FOR A HOLIDAY I SAID WHAT ARE THE POLICE LIKE SHE SAID SHE WAS IN A NIGHT CLUB THERE WAS A BIT OF TROUBLE THEY DONT MESS ABOUT THEY CAME DOWN CLUBBING AND HITTING LOTS OF PEOPLE
Thanks for listening! Thanks for the interview!
Zzzzzuuuuubbbbbyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
'Ill be honest i've never heard of you before dude, but i stumbled across this just as it started and i'm so glad i did. Good work man, it's good to know there's some rational people out there able to get there opinion on a platform these days, well delivered dude!
If there's one thing i would disagree with it's that it's obviously murder, although i'm a bit confused with the terms in the american legal system. It's definitely not first degree murder as it wasn't premeditated but it comes down to whether it was second degree murder or involuntary manslaughter.
If i was to murder someone I wouldn't do it in broad daylight with that many eyes and recording devices on me. To me it seems more likely this was just a poorly trained, cruel man who ended up killing a guy. Even if that cop really didn't intend to kill the guy and he should be convicted of manslaughter, i'm not so sure the courts will go his way, there's too much heat over this now and him not being convicted of murder would just make things worse. Can a jury really even pass judgement on this man without preconceived ideas on what took place?
OK Dude
Very inspirational interview
This man isn't black, he isn't white, he's a human being and as such he has the best interests of human beings first and foremost. A valuable role model for all young people from any walk of life. More of this please world......
Pretty sure he is black
@@graham8316 u u u
Thanks guys 🙏👌
Brilliant stuff .... 👌💐
Amen!
He's black
I was just having this conversation with my family. It was an excellent discussion and I was able to help them see things differently. Really good discussion.
Thank you for sharing, it filled my heart with joy to hear this!
My case was a bit more heated I suppose since they now do not want anything to do with me :)
My partner went to me "you have a family right here".
It was nice to feel appreciated and supported ^^
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This is the first time I’ve heard of Zuby. He makes a hell of a first impression! This is the sort of rational philosophical thinking that needs to spread to counter all the insanity.
Francis and Konstantin, you guys are having some excellent (and I think, important) conversations here. Bravo!
I’m very glad I found your channel.
You should check out some of the other interviews he's done, he's got a really great way of discussing things
Me too. Never heard of him. "Zuby what?" Trigger does good. Now I am Zuby aware.
He's marvellous, isn't he?!
This guy is fekin brilliant, why can't all kids be brought up to be as reasoned and eloquent as him, he's a real role model!
whinging moaing and breaking shit is easier than getting off the social welfare ass's and actually working hard
Because he was exposed to an international upbringing and not surrounded by a suffocating echo chamber of victimhood (🙏 to his strong family).
Mike Long education is the difference.
i would love zuby to be a teacher for my kids
Ohh they don't like being called eloquent. Cancel!!!!!
"The narrative has become more important than the truth". Couldnt have said it better.
A very switched on man, we need more people like zuby talking sense. Far too many people talking shite at the moment. Thank you.
Oh the is Stefan Molyneux's interview with black UA-camr Tommy Sotomayor is another refreshing one.
David Roberts Try Munira Mirza, Candace Owens, Shelby Steele and John McWhorter as well.
“If we don't believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don't believe in it at all.”― Noam Chomsky
The only good thing to come out of the mouth of Noam Chomsky.
@@woodwyrm Ugh another useful idiot.
there is a difference between freedom of expression and freedom of speech
Canton Old Chomsky is off his rocker. Don’t quote this old goat.
woodwyrm un his latest interview he seems to have forgotten what he said. He looks mad.
He said EVERYTHING we need here in the States right now....please come here and speak to Black Americans, Zuby!!!!!
You can tell this man is properly educated. Good critical thinking. No herd mentality.
Translation: This guy agrees with me.
@@jeyserreacts3444 thats not it but ok. the man went to oxford did his own research and very articulate throughout the interview.
@@qtaro-7097 he's just salty that he doesn't agree with his side
@@jeyserreacts3444 Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.
Jeyser Reacts 🤫😅
Looking forward to this! Zuby is eloquent and intelligent and the butthurt from the woke lunatics will be glorious.
I could hear this guy talk for hours, love how articulated and calm he is while talking about these topics
Zuby: 'I just wish people would stop lying..' That heartfelt line sums up what's wrong with humanity.
"We need to get some adults in the room so we can discuss things". Another great line.
He had some framing and lying too.
I wish I could like this 100 times. I cannot agree more.
It really is the root of everything that is wrong...i have this theory that lie detection tech is far more conclusive than "they" will admit. Even though it is used throughout intelligence networks, corporate non-disclosure agreements and settlement secrecy enforcement...We're still told its unreliable, stuck at 74% mark since the 70's? I did a little research into smart phone versions that exist at 95% ( approx. ) today... I'd love to know our government, big businesses/ banks and media was being truthful nearly always?!?! Yet instead, propaganda or flat out directed mind manipulation is legal, and admittedly employed on us, while we have no right privacy left at all...But we're still the poor slogs that generate and expend our life force to keep the world turning, raise our kids, try and "do the right thing!" All while financing our own enslavement to a bunch lying bastards,that truly believe they are elite, I suppose our own complacency is taken for consent. Not sure though if trust, optimism and hope for humanity combined with said propaganda, a steady drop in the level of even the idea of logical thinking, never-mind an educated awareness and competency, counts as consent or complacency, don't think so? ...sorry for the rant.
They're not lying.
They're standing up for racism.
Thank you for mentioning Tony Timpa. We did have local protests in my city (Dallas) and kept up the pressure for 3 years until the release of the video.
I didn't know that there were protest for the release of the video. I'm Italian, and here we see police brutality from the US only if the victim is black and the officer is white.
Nobody here knows about Timpa's murder. That's absurd, and deeply wrong.
I have to admit, though, that al lot of "non woke" commentators are talking about that case, so maybe more people will know the truth about police brutality (=it's not only about black people) and about BLM (=not all black lives matter, but only those that are useful for the ideology).
I'll try my best to spread the truth here in my country.
SiboWoW : watch the Daniel shaver murder video and you will be as outraged as the Floyd murder. Difference he was white. The problem is the training and protocols used in making arrests to avoid escalation.
MM 20 : good point: important to have on-going psychological evaluations say every 3 years they are on the force. People change due to the daily crisis they have to deal with. Like solders who do 5 tours of duty in Afghanistan.
This dude (Zuby) is fantastic. He's a glowing beacon of ethics & integrity. And so well spoken.
This is the best discussion on the BLM movement I've heard thus far, explaining the nuances in a considered & eloquent manner that puts MSM outlets to shame. Zuby understands that racism is prevalent in society, but also recognises that the situation is far more complex than it's often portrayed. For example he states that 30 percent of deaths from the police are black & 70 percent are non black but acknowledges that black people are disproportionately killed as a percentage of the total population. He mentions that homicide is the biggest killer of black males under the age of 40 but also points out that in the majority of cases the perpetrators are non white, a fact rarely voiced in the MSM. It is indeed a time for open honest conversation instead of emotive & reactionary sound bites.
I so agree! Very intelligent and insightful stuff. As a white man in my 50s I am learning so much right now from young, critical and balanced thinkers like Zuby. I never heard of him before, I just stumbled on this interview because I watch Triggonometry from time to time; and I'm so encouraged that such a discussion can be had. Loving this show. Sublime interviewing and professionalism. Beats The Jonathan Ross Show or Terry Wogan any day. The future doesn't so bad after all.
I don’t do slogans, so to me, “Black Lives Matter” is just as empty as its comeback cousin. Blunt instruments for change are just too ham-handed for my taste. Rather than endlessly debate catch phrases, monuments, and movements-I’m far more interested in considering the underlying merit in a point of view. While everyone else spins their wheels on who’s right, I define what I see by factoring for what’s true (isolating and correlating along the way). When it comes to ascertaining the truth, I don’t care what your cause is, who’s in the White House, who controls Congress or the courts. I learned early on in life that what you want gets in the way of what you see.
Does the Democratic Party have a history of manipulating racially-charged incidents? Undeniably! Has the left-leaning side of the cable clans increasingly accommodated Democrats over the years? Without question! Can you conclude what happened to Trayvon and Michael Brown with the same certainty as the death of George Floyd? No way-but ya did, and in lickety-split fashion.
Zimmerman’s brother perfectly put it: “He had the greater hand in his own demise.” To an apologist, he had no hand at all-a mindset that violates the rules of reality. If you’re pulled over by the police and you cop an attitude, you’re askin’ for trouble. And right on cue, “He was a wannabe cop and was told not to follow him!” So, you want to skip right over what transpired and go right to “gunned down”-because he was armed and didn’t follow instructions? Wishful thinking is not an argument-not to mention the fact that preforming calcified conclusions is prejudice by definition.
The Left seeks to eradicate racism while refusing to recognize how they fuel it. The second they painted Trayvon as a child, they contaminated their judgment. The cops made an honest mistake in calling his watermelon drink “iced tea” (simply because of the brand). That the media advocates reported it the same way at first is understandable. That they never corrected it is unforgivable. To conform to fact, we must agree that it was watermelon and consider what it means: Maybe nothing, maybe everything. But you pollute the debate when you won’t even acknowledge the irrefutable. Worse than that-you poison your purpose.
You’d think that a party that prides itself on intellectualism would examine the efficacy of their efforts. Perhaps even try some predictive analysis:
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Hmm, we’ve got the first black president in the White House and we’re marching to Black Lives Matter. That might be overplaying our hand and have unintended consequences. Same goes for the removal of monuments-do we really want to infuriate the opposition for fleeting gain? Maybe the awe-inspiring artistry of historical figures will spark a sense of wonder in the youth. Perhaps they’ll read the plaque and probe for more. Whatever their findings, isn’t there great value in that process of discovery? Wouldn’t it be better if we just let people make up their own minds about whether problematic pieces embody hate or heritage? And even if the monuments could magically vanish from the face of the Earth, would that really solve anything? On top of all that, it seems that the more sensitive we try to be, the more hypersensitive our culture has become. That wasn’t our aim.
We elected a sophisticated guy-shouldn’t we seek change in a bold and sophisticated manner? After all, wasn’t that the point of his presidency? Wouldn’t we be more successful in solving problems if we took an honest look at the different dimensions within them? Instead of putting Kaepernick on a pedestal for telling us what we wanna hear, maybe we should be inspired by Kobe who told us what we don’t:
"I won't react to something just because I'm supposed to, because I'm an African-American. That argument doesn't make any sense to me. So we want to advance as a society and a culture, but, say, if something happens to an African-American, we immediately come to his defense? Yet you want to talk about how far we've progressed as a society? Well, then don't jump to somebody's defense just because they're African-American."
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For immovable conservatives who find comfort in that quote-take a good look in the mirror, because defending the indefensible is your M.O. What we’re seeing today was partly built on a foundation of manufactured outrage (which applies to most controversial issues in America over the last 30 years). Decades of dishonesty in the Gutter Games of Government is not a nation on a path to greatness. I wrote this piece before I came across the accompanying video. I was blown away by these words: “Anti-racism, as currently configured-has gone a long way from what used to be considered intelligent and sincere civil rights activism. Today it's a religion.”
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“I know that most men, including those at ease with problems of the greatest complexity, can seldom accept even the simplest and most obvious truth if it be such as would oblige them to admit the falsity of conclusions which they have delighted in explaining to colleagues, which they have proudly taught to others, and which they have woven, thread by thread, into the fabric of their lives.”
― Leo Tolstoy
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I could listen to Zuby all day. I'm black and I agreed with everything he said.
Zuby for Prime Minister!
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Mark Saunders - Or US president (needs to be a citizen from birth, though).
@@StrategicWealthLLC no.you cannot him,. he's ours...love from the UK
Ed Tangent - You have a good man!
"Sinister!"
@@StrategicWealthLLC Did you watch the
Triggernometry interview with Coleman Hughes? He is American and like Zuby, he is also a young black man who is very intelligent and freely thinks for himself. He could go far in politics if he wants to go that way.
As a white person I find it refreshing to hear a black person talk so freely and openly about police shootings on the black and the white.. I'd shake your hand brother. Keep up the good word x
Zuby is bang on with everything here
Rational critical thinking a true wonder of the world in this day and age
Critical thinker 👍🏼
Most people, sadly, are not of above average intelligence...
This guy needs a mainstream platform. share this everywhere.
Don't know who this guy is but I'm already a fan.
Man this is EXACTLY the augment I had with my girlfriend the other day. I said I agree with the name BLM but I disagree with how the organisation acts. She thought I was racist, so I showed her what the organisation is really about. She changed her mind.
Show her this interview, Stefan Molyneux's interview with black UA-camr Tommy Sotomayor and Brandon Tatums interview with The Sun also Youngrippa59. She'll soon get a reality check.
This is how most people are unfortunately. They are too lazy to actually do some research so just end up parrotting the mainstream media narrative. Glad your girlfriend saw sense.
Nice try, you had me going, until the bit where your GF disagreed with you, then you convinced her with evidence.
@@ComicGladiator She's actually a sane person, unlike many :p she thinks with her head, not her emotions! Which is a great thing
That is the sad truth, right? It’s even a lot of people that you love and care about. People only get this extremely base level, carefully crafted with the majority of it cut out, watered down “truth” from the MSM.
It can take as little as 30 seconds to do a quick search (usually with the addition of “what the MSM isn’t telling you” because about 80% of MSM is owned by the same people all on one side) to see that most everything you’ve seen and heard (including the “statistics” they like to throw out on MSM) are complete bullshit and that millions of people are getting played every second.
"The Narrative has become more important than the Truth"
Yes
thank you
Literally what I’ve been saying for so long. The actual cause is completely side lined 🤷♀️this cause is so important & not being discussed at all. Just sjw’s bitching at how its been discussed what hashtag they. Permit you to use if it’s not same as theirs. Your dismissed as a racist
Oh God yes. Every time somebody tells me black people can't be racist I'm thinking this to myself. Then I show them a dictionary and then I get cancelled for being a white cis-gendered female. It annoys me so much.
One of the most reasonable arguments I’ve heard regarding police brutality, racism, and civil unrest. We need to rise above for actual solutions, and not cave to all the chaos.
Refreshing to see a proud man refusing be told he’s a victim, massive respect.
I fully agree. A major part on how to get out of victim hood is to stop seeing yourself as a victim. If you always see yourself as a victim, of course you'll always think you are. That's the same as always thinking you're depressed; eventually you actually will feel depressed. That's the power of the brain (placebo effect)
To not be a victim, it is helpful if you get a fair chance.
@@fjansen8601 Not necessarily. Critical thinking skills will take you there. So schools would need to teach them. "How do I become active in my life and take ownership of every choice I make?" People love to complain, when they left their power for someone else to use. It's unfair of course, but that's our reality. Change won't come without acknoledgment of our current circumstance.
People with the victim mentality will never understand what this guy is saying...
Tbh, I can’t imagine that happening. He’s cleeeearly no fool...and he spells it out very well. I think the 50 down-votes are Antifa & BLM.
Yes and victims are the most violent people ....people need to look inside when angry...this is THE ONLY PLACE THAT PEACE CAN BE FOUND....the demos may give a temporary feeling of high but on reflection ..should deaths result from more covid cases, how can any protesters feel good about themselves....not to say that any bad treatment of ANYONE is to be condoned, but there are ways and means ...anything coming from anger or hatred never works and never has ...this guy speaks common sense ....thanks so much
@@mrlawilliamsukwarmachine4904 Some people are just too stubborn to even listen.
AND HOW DID THAT VICTIM MENTALITY GET THERE? 400 yrs of overt traumatic systemic racism. “Whites [or moderates of ANY skin] kick blacks down, then tell them how they should respond to being kicked.” derived from Steve Biko
Nine elements of white supremacy w Neely Fuller producejustice.com/9-areas ua-cam.com/video/f48IJ4rnkDE/v-deo.html
Proves existence of white supremacy ua-cam.com/video/f48IJ4rnkDE/v-deo.html?t=1574
@@Brianbeesandbikes yes Brian this is true. Victim mentality was a socially engineered concept used as a tool for oppression. However it is something we as a community need to address and heal from but it does not get enough attention.
What a well spoken, rational, wise man. We need more of him these days! Respect 🙏
It's been a long time since I've agreed with every single word a person has said over the course of an hour. Zuby is truly a breath of fresh air in this regard.
If you haven't heard of them, also check out Jericho green, officer Tatum and the conservative twins
@@Klein101 Thanks for the suggestions. I watch The Conservative Twins already. Not familiar with the others, so I'll check them out.
Zuby, you need to go into schools and teach the kids to think for themselves.
Unfortunately, he would not be allowed anywhere near a state run school in the UK.
@@markrturner84 And they should play this at schools ua-cam.com/video/Wf4cea5oObY/v-deo.html
Mark Turner . Or university
@@markrturner84 He can play the race card it's fine
J Low. Agreed, but you can be sure it would be banned reading in Universities and schools.
During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act.
Finally, a educated man who looks for the truth. The George Floyd incident deserves prosecution however some parties are taking advantage this tragedy for their own agenda. This is why I subscribe to this channel.
Check out Coleman Hughes, John McWorter, Glenn Loury, Tomas Sowell. This guy is great but he is not the lone voice.
Black speakers of reasonable truth should form a caucus and provide a positive movement so that uneducated Blacks can understand that just through basic education, your life can improve..here in America, the American Dream is not a fantasy. Millions of immigrants come to the USA and improve their lives by achieving the American Dream. Why can’t American Blacks that have an advantage being born in the USA, achieve the foundations of the American Dream... my parents left Communist China in the 1950s, came to America, my father fought for America in the WW2, used the benefits of the GI Bill, bought a home, worked in the Chinese Laundry industry, sent their children to school and demanded that work only starts after you graduate from college. I retired as a NYC Detective...I had an amazingly colorful and fun career fighting true crimes in the 1980-90s.... living in the USA allows everyone an equal plane to succeed... think out of the box and live your life to the fullest...when your lying on your death bed, all you will think about is, I wish I could have done things differently....
If you do a little research... I found it in less than 10 seconds actually... the official coroner's report it out. It has been for months. It says the guy died from Fentanyl, Meth, COVID-19 and was complicated by his struggle with the police. It says nothing about him being choked to death or compression of his neck (which takes pressure on BOTH sides to cause the blood to stop flowing to the brain). You might want to read up on it and prepare for more riots when they acquit Chauvin.
Exactly..sometimes crazy people just feel the need to attach themselves to these sort of movements to somehow justify the things that they do as a excuse. For example a crazy person that wants to hurt someone can say well I was doing it because of this movement and he was bad and blah blah just to justify their personal agendas to hurt or injure people freely much without backlash.
Pink Floyd was criminal
this guy is OBVIOUSLY speaking from a position of privilege! he's not screaming. he's not interrupting. he's not talking over his interlocutors. He's used to people deferring to him.
(I'm being sarcastic)
sifridbassoon yep most of us on here would have got the sarcasm! Good job though putting it in black and white (pun intended) in case there are any lefties watching - they would not get sarcasm!.................or humour..............or nuance...............or stats.................or facts...................common sense, the list goes on!
black privilege?
oneski io ok let’s run with your question and ignore the sarcasm and say yes black privilege.....now what?
@@sutters7251 I say there is no such thing as white privilege. But that's a lie I tell because too many people can't understand context.
In some situation being white is an advantage, in others it is a disadvantage.
For example, if I wanted to attend a KKK meeting, being white would be a lot better than being black. If however, I wanted to get a really good gumbo or jambalaya, being black would be much more of an advantage.
The problem for me is that I'm white and I have no interest in attending a KKK meeting, and I really *love* gumbo and jambalaya.
lol, the funny thing is that he is Oxford educated , pretty much universally accepted as privileged. He's been taught how to converse by some of the best. Doesn't change a thing about his points though, just because he got dealt a great hand in life doesn't invalidate his opinions, and it shouldn't. I don't understand using peoples privilege against them, it's not like any of us get to choose what we are born into.
This is probably the best thing I've seen on UA-cam. Such a great listen. Never heard of Zuby before, but I'm an instant fan just listening to his intelligent answers to each question.
Three wonderful, eloquent, clear thinking and honest individuals. Can we please have more people like this. What a wonderful world it would be.
You’d be surprised just how many people of all creeds, share these same principles..they just remain hidden/silent because they are afraid to lose their job, be targeted in their communities, etc.. won’t be long before all he good, honest people are backed in to a corner and are forced to stand up.
I see an increasing amount of people pushing back already.
Yeah true the only people you see on msm are politicians and crazy people for the most part. Or it seems that way. I live in the south east USA and most people are normal and nice. The msm would have believe different. And the south is racially diverse.
Elle : I agree with you, just the last couple weeks I have had a number of friends who are fed and are looking to stand up to the intolerance of the left. What form that standing up look like will be very important. How about starting with a two way discussion based on truth.
Mad respects for this man to be honest and has the courage to be true to himself!
What a very impressive, intelligent, articulate and sensible young man. Can we get him running for president or PM???
how can you be so cruel to him?
@@gerbill13 errr, yeah, fair enough :-)
@@andrewteece3496 i mean its a stressfull jo.
@@andrewteece3496 Not American
He only said some refreshing thoughts. He should now run for president or Pm. There’s a bit too much of this bizarre leader worship that happens the moment anyone says something that needed to be said, doesn’t mean we should put them on a high and mighty pedestal. Half the problem is the people themselves not even understanding their own agency and strength. They surrender that on a daily basis, where do you think that leads to?
Another breath of fresh air. Hearing a black man encourage us to “just not play that game” gives
me more courage to stand up to certain trends on social media. Thanks again guys.
"Last time I checked I was black, but I might need to check with Joe Biden."
Top class.
I had heard this guy's name, but hadn't heard him speak before.
He makes a lot of sense.
I wonder how many people have heard (but not seen) him speak for the first time and assumed (where his race was not mentioned) that he was white/not black.
Thanks for the conversation, Triggernometry.
If he supports Trump, then he isn't black. Race is not a meaningful biological concept. Anyone who is against the concept that black lives matter, thinks that black people's lives don't matter, or that they matter less than others. This means that person believes that black people are less than human. That makes that person racist. It doesn't matter if that person is "black" or not. Self-hate isn't reserved only for those feeling "white guilt."
@@hashtagunderscore3173 are you serious?
@@jwaxmcgeeg9706 Yes. I presented a series of statements that flow logically from one to another. Do you have any objections or informed opinions on my assertions?
@@hashtagunderscore3173 are you apart of the ruling party in South Africa?
@@hashtagunderscore3173 he's black because that's the color of his skin dipshit. I really wonder where y'all niggas get your logic from, because it's fucking stupid.
Zuby is one of the best rappers out. He is also one of the smartest people I've come across.
A learned person.
There are more like him out there.
Obviously he has many but the most important & rare qualities Zuby has are authenticity, backbone & emotional intelligence. I love his food for thought too.
"Being a true liberal, has become more conservative" ~Zuby
This is because, over time things that were once progressive, become the new norm as the reformers grow older. In time, their children forge new progressive ideas. Ideologies shift with time, they are never constant. The young have a tendency to want to reform what the old have established - sometimes it's a good thing, sometimes it's bad (aka reform just for the sake of reform)
well said - well understood
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Wildfyre Music this why people call you regressives because nothing changes and you just take credit from liberal ideas
@@morrisdavidmullings9833, the idea of what I stated, was along the lines of (for example): "liberals" in the sixties are now considered "conservative", because of the relative shift that time has on the populaces perspective. It has nothing to do with them taking credit for the revolutions that others forge, because they once forged their own revolutions. it has everything to do with them achieving their political goals, and moving onto new aspects of their lives - divorced from the bitter war of politics and the constant tendency for humans to be dissatisfied
Also, I never stated what my political ideologies are, I just stated how ideologies shift. I can understand where other people are coming from, without taking on their ideologies
@@wildfyre-music bruh you are rightwing
This chap is very articulate, a breath of fresh air among so much hyperbole and emotional ranting. 👍🏻 Unfortunately many well known UK commentators are scared to express their opinions, they’ve seen people lose their jobs/livelihoods.
This guy's great! Such calm normal language and thinking... almost as if he's from that ancient time from before 2015.
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Black American here, loving everything you said!
Excellent interview. Zuby is such an intelligent, articulate speaker. Give me faith in the next generation!
Such an intelligent guy. Speaks well.
Intelligent people talk about the crimes happening in Africa middle east Asia organised over resources
@@tazmanrehman Yes - intelligent people talk about all kinds of subjects, including the ones that you mentioned.
@Ryan Gordon Actually, I like his social analyses, but I'm not fan of his music; sorry Zuby - just my opinion.
Quite a healthy comment section! I nearly spat out my coffee when the opinions of all are found to be acceptable! Refreshing 😊
@@Soph149 Yeah nice for a change.
What a brilliant bloke: Intelligent, logical, insightful, considered and articulate. He far exceeds what you would generally expect from the entertainment industry.
This guy said basically everything I've been thinking! Really enlightened man!!
I love Zuby, hes such a great role model. I have tired to emulate his outlook on life and its benefited me greatly.
The brother makes compelling arguments. I hope he can also give the same energy to corruption in Nigeria too. West Africa could use a voice like his.
I'm a huge Triggernometry fan and this is one of my fave so far. Good job Zuby, such an excellent speaker
This woman is an inspiration.
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😂
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Isn’t she just
I love strong women 😍
Eloquence, humour, compassion, logic, depth of thought and courage.
Zuby is a well educated wise man who can see through the BS. The leaders of BLM and those on the left should listen to this man.
They have intelligent brown Americans .
Hahahah.. BLM... listening to anyone that isn't racist? That's a reach.
*Emotional incontinence*. Zubby hit the nail on the head. Cheers!
This video is a breath of fresh air! I’m a conservative and voted brexit so u can imagine that many people don’t agree with me. I’m often scared to say my true views but I’m going to express myself more after seeing this video.
Never heard of this bloke but he's just destroyed any possibility of ever appearing on BBC.
He's been on Joe Rogan... no need for the biased broadcasting co
I think he was already on there, or maybe it was channel 4 news when he broke the women's deadlift world record for that 5 minutes he identified as a woman 😂
I love this conversation, truly! 🙂 You gave me hope for humankind!
OMG, who is this GORGEOUS intelligent articulate young man??
I just lost 10lbs of shame and fragility. Great interview.
I've said it before and I'll say it again - Zuby speaks total sense.
I think the truest thing said was the point at the end, about the breakdown of the family unit being at the root of the problems we're seeing in society. There definitely needs to be more conversation about that, and not just about the responsibilities of men in it but also the responsibilities of women.
Some of my friends are Black they don't support BLM at all their comments about it would be deemed hate speech.
People should also listen to Jericho Green an American Ytuber he is great.
There's more, Stefan Molyneux's interview with black UA-camr Tommy Sotomayor is freshing and Brandon Tantum's interview with The Sun.
Yeah Jericho lays it down and keeps it real.... good dude.
@Curtis Martin I have a black husband.
He has a great analytic view. Truly rational and results oriented. :)
He looked at data and changed his mind. Imagine that.
Hadn't heard of this guy before but he seems very rational, intelligent, calm, eloquent, considerate and above all, sane. No wonder the radical left doesn't like him.
THANK YOU for rational dialogue on these issues!
Thank you for having an adult conversation. And sharing with the world!
This man is common sense personified.
"emotional incontinence" WOW! Great expression.
I’m already married so I’m unable to propose to this man😩. From a Black Conservative woman😘
Totally agree..he s gorgeous....
lol
Nobody cares what race you are. Which is the way it should be.
Your husband would surely appreciate this comment
No one cares whether your Left or right-leaning either... just another level of separation we project onto ourselves.
Thanks, guys. Great interview. Zuby, thank you so very much for being the voice of reason. Now if I can only get some of my family members to watch this. Wish me luck.
That was simply brilliant!
Amazing conversation! Respect and thank you all for speaking out! One of the best interviews on the project.
Ppl get angry at me 4 saying the same thing! Omgosh, I love this guy!
I honestly don’t understand how anyone could disagree with anything he said. Everything said was so balanced and reasonable. Pure fact.
Never heard of Zuby before, but now I have some mad respect for this gentleman. Best wishes from Germany
'I find it offensive you think I would fall for that'... Brilliant line I will remember and use, thanks Zuby mate
"Slogans are super duper powerful."
There's yours, right there.
love how articulate and rational and composed Zuby is!!! and ofc i was waiting for him to mention jordan ;pp honestly loved the interview!
Wow. He is passionate about truth. Love it.
This is the most honest and rational interview I've heard today. Just pointing out the truth and the obvious. Just making all the sense in the world.
He’s smart and brave 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Stunning, even
Josh Cantrill 😂
It’s interesting that many of my work colleagues who are black, many from various African countries and backgrounds.. but mostly over the age of 30. All without a doubt voiced the same points as this guy, they voiced their dismay over not moving forward and progressing neighbourhoods, very enlightening
Great conversation guys! What a delight to hear Zuby, an inspirational and intelligent man. A real shining star and gives hope for the future.
Zuby is brilliant, we need more rational voices like him. #dontkickpuppies
Thank you for not being afraid to speak your mind and share your opinion. Keep talking please because we need peace and harmony with our differences and discussions. For some reason I cant get out this message without being cancelled or hated so thank you for your voice and those that here it.
Zuby is a breath of Honest Fresh air... for Humanity.
Much Love Brother.
He’s so honest and talks straight facts in a society that swims in deception. A very inspiring commentator!
47:48 - I completely agree! I cannot stand being called a cis-woman and I never ever use that term for myself or others. The irony is, that many of these people are horrified about others using the wrong pronoun or term for them, even if its by mistake... but when I ask to not be referred to as a cis-woman, I'm not allowed that choice?!
ABSOLUTELY AGREE! I refuse to be redefined.
@@dayhill1616 Good to know there's some out there who detest it as much as me! X
Personally, unless talking about a trans issues/debate, i will never ever refer to someone as cis(gender), same that i would say someone is trans(gender). Context is a major thing...which extreme views forget
@@harley2166 there is no such thing as 'transgender'
@Oliver Von arx cisalpine: means living on the southern slopes of the Alps
The best interview I’ve watched in a long time. Very impressive articulate man
“Emotional incontinence” - perfect
The sad part is that he's not even an American, and he knows better than actual Americans, and from the outside looking in, he can clearly see what's going on better than actual Americans.
He lived in America
@@germacam3498 I didn't know that. I heard him say he came here to do things. Made it sound more like visiting. Do you know for how long?
thegdoat1 he said he went to school here for a little bit. Probabaly just a few years but that’s enough to get a good idea of this shit hole
I honestly think that helps. he might have lived there for a time but still not longer than the other countries he’s lived in. Having an outside-looking-in perspective, you’re normally not on a side and you can see it clearly for what it is.
Always the case. Almost with anything. Fresh pair of eyes.
Also bare in mind, conservatives in uk would be seen as liberal in usa. So hes a true liberal. Like most of us.
I Like the phrase emotional incontinence...social media has bled into real life and removed people's filters. Sometimes it's best to just keep your "feelings"to yourself.
This guy is brilliant! Such a wonderful speaker! Really interesting stance.
Thank you all for having the courage to speak truth! First time listening to that young man Zuby. Definitely, not of the herd mentality. Bold to believe n speak our own values n open to other’s and keep moving. Agreed, we need to cancel this cancel society by not buying their narrative.
"I might need to check with Joe Biden" Exactly.
If you don't vote Democrat you ain't black.
lovely interview and so powerful.. thank you!
I have to say that im nothing less than totally impressed with this extremely intelligent articulate, thoughtful and aware young man. I have never heard of him prior to seeing this interview. But I'm so grateful for having discovered it. I look forward to searching out more of what is available from him as he is a voice of reason in these turbulent and confusing times. This coming from a white American male.I love seeing the diversity in the people commenting.