I remember the James Byrd killing. I was working with a kid from that town at the time. This video didn't mention that while James Byrd was being dragged behind the truck he was decapitated. It was truly disgusting.
I remember hearing the report about it on NPR. Before the story they had a warning because it was so disturbing. I listened to report anyway and was nearly sick. It still turns my stomach if I think about it.
You guys have to react to the Emmet Till story. Especially since the evil demon spawn responsible for his death just recently joined her husband, brother in-law, the judge, and the jurors in bowels of Hell but never served a day in jail even after bragging about torturing this 14yr kid to death because a lie Carolyn Bryant told.
I honestly never learned about that case growing up, and didn't know about it until I was getting ready to teach a class on American history for foreign students. The injuries to poor Till! Horrifying!
Not just because of her crying about him whistling at her (confirmed by his cousins that accompanied him to the store.) He was visiting from the north and didn’t know how horrific and violent the whites were with the Black community… for any reason they can find or no reason at all.
They definitely glossed over James Byrd's murder, it was one of the most horrific things I had ever read about! I couldn't fathom hating someone so much to such a degree to do such things to them and they did it over the melanin in James's skin... Disgusting, I'm not religious, but if anyone deserves to be burning it's those 3
For the case against Edgar Ray Killen, notice he and others were part of the police... "Some of those that work forces... are the same that burn crosses..." - Rage Against The Machine, Killing In The Name Of. For the case of Kayla Norton, notice that she uses her white-woman tears, claiming that she would never have said those words (which she did) and she is sorry that it happened to them (not acknowledging that she herself did it). It is a tale as old as time.
There's a black guy named David Duke who played for Providence College and now plays for the Nets in the NBA. David Duke was a former Grand Wizard of the KKK....idk what his parents were thinking when they named him that haha
Lots of the rise in hate crimes (and it is on the rise) is partly because these people are feeling desperate and threatened by the feeling they're losing out and falling behind. Instead doing anything to improve themselves, they're ALWAYS the victim, always the bullies! There's also the fear that "we" will do to "them" what "they" did to "us", when really all any of us wants is it get on with life!
That poor man James, the dragged him behind the truck till his body was shredded and parts fell off. I remember that crime and it really disturbed me for a long while.
10:00 the "cops" as you said in the court they are sheriff officers so they are police officers assigned to monitor this special case and make sure every witness, victim and whoever might be in the court room, prosecutor, defender, judge, jury, families and yes even the criminal himself is safe. I have seen moments where family members of the victim try to attack the one on trial and they step in to prevent them getting to him. No matter how much you want that scum to get what is coming to him it is their job.
the Bailiffs can be just as brutal as any other person. I recall the story of the Family Court Bailiff that groped a mother who was trying to get custody of her kids back, then when the woman mentioned it to the judge he essentially jumped on her an arrested her for "lying" later it was discovered she wasn't.
@@_Mr.D After the north folk got the slaves liberated in the south and promised them good life they got all pissy because many black people moved to the north to avoid the racist and violent south. They even complained they were taking all the jobs when they liberated them which I assume was out of pity and not truly caring that they were living people that had to live within the same quarters as them.
@@bigbk3278 This is not a seat belt law or a driving while using a mobile phone type law, it was treating people like animals and holding their lives with no value. And by the way, it didn't stop after a FEW years! Laws were CREATED against Vagrancy, so that the authorities were able to go into a home with any male over 13 and put them into prison for being a vagrant. Once in jail, they were able to be hired out for free labor. Sounds to me like the law only went into affect for the namesake of making SLAVERY illegal, even though they kept it going under a different guise. Well was it over after a few more years? NO! From 1857 to 1950 (not so long before I was born) there were over 4,400 Lynching's of Black men and even pregnant women, such as with Mary Turner. And those were just the ones that were recorded. Well after that for a certainty, things must have finally been good for us. No more mistreatment? Um that would be when I was growing up, when Blacks were killed during the Civil Rights. I am so disgusted by the naivety of white Americans, They honestly believe that 1865, the end of Slavery, was the beginning of when Black people were treated fairly with the same rights. You are sooooo wrong. We fricken STILL DEAL with shit! We are not still treated as the same, with the same opportunities that you have just by walking out the door, white! Don't believe me, shadow a black friend for a month and tell me that all the bad treatment is in the past. I was about to give some examples, but it is not even possible, cause it would take HOURS. Just understand that no, it did not take a few years for the laws to go into affect and then it was all good. Type in "How many Presidents of the united states of america were racist? These are the TOP, most influential individuals. Then come back and tell me when we were finally treated the same, and all the promises were kept!
@@leadrevive146 Yeah I see other comments making that funny and fair point. But honestly, I wasn’t ever confused by the title. I trust Daz nor Dave is a grand wizard.
Strong point, Dave. What made me so angry--he had a full life and the 3 students did not. Talk about an example of systemic racism. There appeared to be an upswing in these racial groups like the KKK after Obama was elected--the outcome of the 2008 election was shocking to some of these people. Drove home the point the country had changed. The 'othering' that has been embraced to explain change since has only exacerbated in the ugliest ways. Far easier to blame 'other' people than basic changes (technology/automation). Sometimes it feels like people are looking for bumper sticker solutions to their life's problems.
@@BlackDeathThrash Well, I was trying to say that without upsetting some of the DJT supporters who do not hold the more despicable views. I know some people vote for him the same way some vote for Biden--just voting the donkey or the elephant. The extreme right really was galvanized. Really scary.
When you're used to privilege equality feels like oppression. When they see minorities or women catching up they feel like they are being oppressed and being held back instead of realizing some of advantages are being spread more equally
@@Ajirae Sad, isn't it? I always thought it was a good thing when people were able to embrace more opportunities and share in improved life--personally and professionally. No one has ever 'educated' me how their lives are diminished b/c others are doing better. I live in the Rust Belt. When steel went down, it was not b/c of 'other' people. It was automation and market forces on a global level.
That last story reminded me of an attack here in Reno, NV. in 1980. The woman driving the car was Priscilla Ford and it took place Downtown on Thanksgiving Day. 6 killed and 23 injured. I was only 8yo but I still remember it.
Ofc, YOU didn't think/realize they were still a thing. They ain't bothering y'all. I'm 100% certain Black people were fully aware of their existence and persistence. Black folks safety and lives depend on knowing who the "enemy" is. I mean white people literally put forth the idea of factions of the races and racism to be hateful.
Yet, they know that they exist. It's not like they ( the white devils) haven't been around for how many decades now, too many. Their reputation proceeds them. Don't be selling the Blokes short. They get a lot of news about America in England.
@@MeanLaQueefa they do bur have different name...white supremacist colonizers went global so racism still exist even in ways of governments specifically rightwing
I’m black and American. These guys aren’t American. I’m pretty sure white Americans know the KKK is still a thing since they periodically hold public marches, demonstrations and rallies that typically draw protesters. I am a former journalist and have actually witnessed some of these events. My friend who is also a journalist was allowed to photographed KKK secret meetings for years until they threatened to kill him because they knew he didn’t ascribe to their beliefs. He’s white. KKK also hatesJews and Catholics.
Honestly, there’s learning about only the nice things and then there’s learning about the truth. If we ignore all the bad stuff in history, we will never progress and never learn from mistakes of the past. Edit: Also, if life sentences aren’t scaring people away from this behavior, how about we start sending our worst offenders to Sentinel Islands for life? How long they serve depends on their survival skills not the limp backbone of a justice system bought and paid for long ago.
@@Greaseball_gamer and yet we seem to be making the same mistakes over and over again. As long as their are white southern rednecks in this world, we will always have racism.
I think if the media would show actual grotesque imagery of crimes. People may be a little more empathetic towards the victims. But everything is sensationalized, here in the USA anyway, and it’s made out like a movie. It’s a form of entertainment here. As long as no one sees the reality they will continue living in their own delusions.
I distinctly remember the killing of James Bryd. Born and raised in TX and I remember my parents watching the news coverage at 5 years old. It was my first introduction to racism and it was just such a horrific crime that it was absolutely blew my little mind. All my parents could say was that “some people are very bad and hateful”. Pretty much the same thing I heard on Sept 11, 2001 at 8 years old. It’s very difficult to explain the idiosyncrasies of humanities’ flaws to a child.
Edgar Ray Killen was a real life monster involved in the events dramatized in an excellent movie based on said events and FBI investigation titled "Mississippi Burning" with Gene Hackman, Willem Dafoe, and R. Lee Ermey in 1988.
I could watch Mississippi Burning many more times in my life and not get tired of it. Hackman and Dafoe were a great teamup, but the bad guys cast made it just as entertaining.
Daz, I've heard you and your wife Gaynor talk about your time living in the US. I've seen a couple of other UA-camrs who plan to visit or recently visited the US, and what gets me is that each of you discuss food and sights to check out, but I've never heard anyone say they plan to visit to learn more about Americans. If you've discussed visiting places I've listed below, I'm glad to know it. What I mean by that is I don't hear about anyone visiting Civil Rights Museums, Native American Festivals or museums, Southern plantations that have been preserved to show the mansions of the masters and the shacks of their slaves. As a black woman (multiracial... descendant of Africans, Irish, Choctaw, Cherokee, white Irish and Jewish) living in Alabama, I can understand that people come from overseas thinking that the big cities up North and California are all about America, but I just wish that people would actually take time to know how this country came to be, and how so many people of color helped to build it. Please pass the word about how much more there is about the US than food, Walmart, fast food, and skyscrapers. Also, people make it known these days that they're part of racist hate groups with stickers on their car rear windows, and I've been in a backwoods area where people had signs in their yards that say "N word, go back", and "Ni----s will be shot". This was about seven years ago. One of our close family friends is white, and loves people of all races and never "sees color". While she was visiting here seven years ago, we went for a ride after lunch, and when she turned on a certain road to the backwoods in on the mountain, I told her I probably wouldn't be safe there and she should turn around. She said it's just a shortcut and she wanted to show me where her grandmother used to live. When she saw all the signs, banners, flags,etc in front of several broken down, but occupied homes, she was shocked. She said when she was little, black, white and Native Americans all lived up there and got along great, and that's how she was raised to love everyone. I was pretty upset and she apologized for not listening to me, but she hadn't been there in at least forty years. She started crying and asked me to forgive her for taking me to such a place as she hoped I knew she wouldn't do anything like that on purpose. I forgave her, we went on our way, safely, thank God. We've talked about it a few times since and she's still sorry. I told her that I appreciate that she "doesn't see color", but she needs to remember that just because some white people she knows tolerate black people, doesn't mean they have any love for them, and the same for black people and others.
I feel you about not being able to be a cop because of the restraint you need. If I had to drive someone who had done things a child down to the station for processing or whatever...well we might take a wrong turn at Albuquerque and never make it to the station.
I’m a former journalist who has been at a David Duke rally. What he said was one thing but to hear the crowd cheering him on as he spewed racist hate was bone chilling. There is an application to join the KKK. There was a guy I knew who used to hold klan rallies on his property before he went yo to prison for meth. he showed it to my coworker who is white. She told me about it. Like you have to prove your lineage and have references and stuff.
What gets me in these situations is when you have people who are Hispanic in these groups! That confuses me on so many levels! Especially if they are of a brown hue....like my complexion, for example (look at my profile pic); like that guy who was part of the 3 prison guards that wanted to kill a young black man with insulin. How? Are hate groups changing their requirements for membership?
Hispanic is a term for cultures or countries related to Spain. So, yes there can be white hispanics as well as black hispanics or indigenous like Taino.
It shouldn't confuse you because this is 5th grade history..or 5th grade level of critical thought duh...the white supremacist colonizers went global..the "conservative" rightwing..code for white supremacist ideologies and agenda never left...even law enforcement was and still is the original slave patrols that's including military courts judges etc etc it's called SYSTEMATIC RACISM so of course Mexico all of Latin America plus the Carribean even Asia and Africa...SELL OUTS..OVERSEERS UNCLE RUCKUS SAMBOS existed they hail to their white masters even though they are not Caucasian they would sell their mom to please his white master...it's set in the way all nations of people of color govern...so the white supremacists will always be in power...it's due to a LACK OF EDUCATION plus well planned moves by traitors in power
Hispanic isn’t a race category anywhere in the world. The KKK members don’t accept people solely based on skin color. If you are Jewish or Catholic, you can be pasty and blonde and they will hate you. Also I am about your complexion and when I went to North Africa most people were this complexion. In the USA, those people are legally white. Not to the KKK.
i grew up in savannah ga. when i was a kid back in the late seventies the klan tried to set up on a public intersection in order to find new dumbass members. they lasted about 15 minutes because word got out and citizens of every color drove by and spit on them threw gross things on them and generally humiliated the snakes into slithering back into their incestious nests. savannah was always for the most part a city of neighbors and we looked out for our neighbors regardless of ethnicity
I have a couple of things to say about this video. As the parent of a cognitively challenged child,I have always advocated for the R word to be eradicated in reference to people like my child. However, that being said, I agree with you that those individuals are indeed the definition of the R word. They are not disabled but act as if they are and THAT is where the word should apply! I'm also a native Minnesotan and when the George Floyd protests were taking place, many of the disturbances such as vandalism to commercial property and escalation of white supremacy, many of those acts were in fact done by local law enforcement in plains clothes caught on camera and identified by family as participating in mayhem, destruction of property and threatening behavior but were NEVER charged, let alone convicted. Along with out of state agitators who are affiliated with white supremacy groups. The people who buy into racism on ANY side are IMHO slow. It's vulgar to even discuss it as an indicator of ones person. No one CHOSE to be their "race." You're born, you grow up and life throws all kinds of crap your way. Just because you haven't experienced something does not make another's experience invalid. It's merely that you have yet to walk a mile in their shoes. Casting aspersions and making blanket statements about anyone for any reason is absurd and the people who do that, need to get their heads checked.
I can relate to Daz in that I was born over seas and lived out side the US for seven years. My parents are from eastern Tennessee. From my point of view hate groups in the US particularly the southern states are directly related to the Civil War. The South was a defeated country. Thus suffered and lagged behind the the rest of the country. Maybe similar to how the Irish view the English.
False...zero to do with "war" and all to do with white supremacists...the colonizers were and still are white supremacists as well as rightwing "conservative" reTardblikkkan..many know it is the current white supremacist party or the confederates which SWITCHED to the republikkkan klan during Jim crow reconstruction civil rights era....so THE Hate groups are RACISTS..the Civil War was about chattel slavery, the transatlantic slave trade that the evil white supremacists or enemies to democracy freedom justice equality humanity education progress harmony and peace...get the facts not opinions...the republikkkan grifters or sell outs have DECREASE EDUCATION PLUS ALL THAT HELPS AMERICANS HUMANITY OR THE WORLD..
Gotta react to some of the rogan clips with the black guy that converts KKK members back to normal society Probably the only black guy in the world with a bunch KKK robes haha
You guys mention the cops kinda man handling the criminals who lash out but sadly the KKK is also with the police force. Especially prison guards so they never get roughed up and get special treatment if they’re at the right prison and racists guards. I am pro police for sure but I know the dangers. Born and raised in Ohio… very racist state. We would go to the grocery store and the KkK would be outside handing out pamphlets.
Oh stop it. These are very old cases. Yes, there is still a KKK. There are still Nazis in Germany, too, apartheid in South Africa, hate crimes in many "civilized' countries.
Hate is not a protected status. Don’t forget that when you continue to make excuses for shitheads. Sincerely, A highly decorated Marine Combat Veteran.
Why not. That man who got choked to death in New York didn't harm anyone, all he did was say he was fed up, and hungry and didn't care if he went to jail for the rest of his life, according to a witness. And some people believe his erractic behavior was worthy of his death. So driving around threatening children is worth a few years in jail.
You could also name this video 'Trump Supporters Reacting to Life Sentences' or 'Republicans Reacting to Life Sentences' or "Right Wing Conservatives Reacting to Life Sentences".
I’m an independent but both republicans and democrats are ruining our country with partisanship. How about we stop generalizing and demonizing entire groups of people?
I live in Portland and the max stabbing on the Hollywood platform happened 7 blocks from my home. They put up a permanent memorial for the 2 men that lost their lives on that day😢 this video is basically the republican party and every Trump supporter. Us Americans can't seem to be able to pull our heads out of our butts yet! SAD
History clearly shows the Democrat party is THE PARTY of the kkk. Hell Biden’s mentor Robert Byrd was a very prominent leader of the kkk back in the 50s and 60s. You need to crack open a book.
Love you guys but you gotta change the title from ''KKK Members Reacting to Life Sentences'' to ''Reacting to KKK Members react to life sentences''💀
For real 😂😂 makes it seem they are part of the KKK 😂😂
@@JMan377 IKR! I’ve never seen a title this crazy 💀💀
LMAO
Jesus, I was scared y’all turned into degenerate racist cockroaches.
@@darkstar3116 that title makes it look like they’re members of the KKK. Not even complaining, just saying it’s probably best to change it
I remember the James Byrd killing. I was working with a kid from that town at the time. This video didn't mention that while James Byrd was being dragged behind the truck he was decapitated. It was truly disgusting.
I remember hearing the report about it on NPR. Before the story they had a warning because it was so disturbing. I listened to report anyway and was nearly sick. It still turns my stomach if I think about it.
I remember hearing his name as well.
I was in high school when he died. I’ll never, ever forget that story. So truly evil.
You guys have to react to the Emmet Till story. Especially since the evil demon spawn responsible for his death just recently joined her husband, brother in-law, the judge, and the jurors in bowels of Hell but never served a day in jail even after bragging about torturing this 14yr kid to death because a lie Carolyn Bryant told.
I honestly never learned about that case growing up, and didn't know about it until I was getting ready to teach a class on American history for foreign students. The injuries to poor Till! Horrifying!
Yes. One of saddst stories with disturbing images of the kid's body
The stories of Till and George stinney Jr always got me
@@mfinchina__117 If you're from America that speaks on the disconnect in our society. I take it you're not black right?
Not just because of her crying about him whistling at her (confirmed by his cousins that accompanied him to the store.) He was visiting from the north and didn’t know how horrific and violent the whites were with the Black community… for any reason they can find or no reason at all.
They definitely glossed over James Byrd's murder, it was one of the most horrific things I had ever read about! I couldn't fathom hating someone so much to such a degree to do such things to them and they did it over the melanin in James's skin... Disgusting, I'm not religious, but if anyone deserves to be burning it's those 3
Anyone remember when Krispy Kreme donuts decided to name their England frequent buyer program the "Krispy Kreme Klub".... Didn't last very long
The Jasper, Texas case was so brutal. I believe the man killed had his head fall off after being dragged for 3 miles.
Jesus Christ
@@KingpinTBM He hit a culvert and it tore him almost in half, more specifically.
For the case against Edgar Ray Killen, notice he and others were part of the police... "Some of those that work forces... are the same that burn crosses..." - Rage Against The Machine, Killing In The Name Of. For the case of Kayla Norton, notice that she uses her white-woman tears, claiming that she would never have said those words (which she did) and she is sorry that it happened to them (not acknowledging that she herself did it). It is a tale as old as time.
Here in Tennessee the kkk is very much still a thing.
There's a black guy named David Duke who played for Providence College and now plays for the Nets in the NBA. David Duke was a former Grand Wizard of the KKK....idk what his parents were thinking when they named him that haha
Lots of the rise in hate crimes (and it is on the rise) is partly because these people are feeling desperate and threatened by the feeling they're losing out and falling behind. Instead doing anything to improve themselves, they're ALWAYS the victim, always the bullies! There's also the fear that "we" will do to "them" what "they" did to "us", when really all any of us wants is it get on with life!
When you're accustomed to privilege equality feels like oppression
That poor man James, the dragged him behind the truck till his body was shredded and parts fell off. I remember that crime and it really disturbed me for a long while.
HIs head fell off
LoL the title is going to have people thinking you are the kkk members
next level clickbait
Lmaoooo
Mike finally has a reason to be glad he’s not there
That's funny and disturbing 😂😮
OH NO. I just noticed lmao
Their tears bring me such joy.
10:00 the "cops" as you said in the court they are sheriff officers so they are police officers assigned to monitor this special case and make sure every witness, victim and whoever might be in the court room, prosecutor, defender, judge, jury, families and yes even the criminal himself is safe. I have seen moments where family members of the victim try to attack the one on trial and they step in to prevent them getting to him. No matter how much you want that scum to get what is coming to him it is their job.
the Bailiffs can be just as brutal as any other person. I recall the story of the Family Court Bailiff that groped a mother who was trying to get custody of her kids back, then when the woman mentioned it to the judge he essentially jumped on her an arrested her for "lying" later it was discovered she wasn't.
Racism is very prevalent in the United States. It didn't end with the Civil Rights Movement in the 60s. Love watching your channel guys😉
Wait WHAT? with the liberation of Slaves, all the injustices still continued for a few years after that?
😂
@@_Mr.Dwell yes do u kno i a law works? after it’s a go, it’s still takes a min to take affect
even tho it’s way better than yrs ago it’s still bad
@@_Mr.D After the north folk got the slaves liberated in the south and promised them good life they got all pissy because many black people moved to the north to avoid the racist and violent south. They even complained they were taking all the jobs when they liberated them which I assume was out of pity and not truly caring that they were living people that had to live within the same quarters as them.
@@bigbk3278 This is not a seat belt law or a driving while using a mobile phone type law, it was treating people like animals and holding their lives with no value.
And by the way, it didn't stop after a FEW years! Laws were CREATED against Vagrancy, so that the authorities were able to go into a home with any male over 13 and put them into prison for being a vagrant. Once in jail, they were able to be hired out for free labor. Sounds to me like the law only went into affect for the namesake of making SLAVERY illegal, even though they kept it going under a different guise.
Well was it over after a few more years? NO! From 1857 to 1950 (not so long before I was born) there were over 4,400 Lynching's of Black men and even pregnant women, such as with Mary Turner. And those were just the ones that were recorded.
Well after that for a certainty, things must have finally been good for us. No more mistreatment? Um that would be when I was growing up, when Blacks were killed during the Civil Rights.
I am so disgusted by the naivety of white Americans, They honestly believe that 1865, the end of Slavery, was the beginning of when Black people were treated fairly with the same rights. You are sooooo wrong. We fricken STILL DEAL with shit!
We are not still treated as the same, with the same opportunities that you have just by walking out the door, white! Don't believe me, shadow a black friend for a month and tell me that all the bad treatment is in the past.
I was about to give some examples, but it is not even possible, cause it would take HOURS.
Just understand that no, it did not take a few years for the laws to go into affect and then it was all good.
Type in "How many Presidents of the united states of america were racist? These are the TOP, most influential individuals. Then come back and tell me when we were finally treated the same, and all the promises were kept!
This title got me clicking on the alert in a millisecond.
The title should've been called British blokes react to KKK members being sentenced to life in prison
@@leadrevive146 Yeah I see other comments making that funny and fair point. But honestly, I wasn’t ever confused by the title. I trust Daz nor Dave is a grand wizard.
2 kkk members react lol
Strong point, Dave. What made me so angry--he had a full life and the 3 students did not. Talk about an example of systemic racism. There appeared to be an upswing in these racial groups like the KKK after Obama was elected--the outcome of the 2008 election was shocking to some of these people. Drove home the point the country had changed. The 'othering' that has been embraced to explain change since has only exacerbated in the ugliest ways. Far easier to blame 'other' people than basic changes (technology/automation). Sometimes it feels like people are looking for bumper sticker solutions to their life's problems.
and then those groups had an increase again when trump was elected
@@BlackDeathThrash Well, I was trying to say that without upsetting some of the DJT supporters who do not hold the more despicable views. I know some people vote for him the same way some vote for Biden--just voting the donkey or the elephant. The extreme right really was galvanized. Really scary.
When you're used to privilege equality feels like oppression. When they see minorities or women catching up they feel like they are being oppressed and being held back instead of realizing some of advantages are being spread more equally
@@Ajirae Sad, isn't it? I always thought it was a good thing when people were able to embrace more opportunities and share in improved life--personally and professionally. No one has ever 'educated' me how their lives are diminished b/c others are doing better. I live in the Rust Belt. When steel went down, it was not b/c of 'other' people. It was automation and market forces on a global level.
That last story reminded me of an attack here in Reno, NV. in 1980. The woman driving the car was Priscilla Ford and it took place Downtown on Thanksgiving Day. 6 killed and 23 injured. I was only 8yo but I still remember it.
The first case they mentioned is the one Mississippi Burning is based on.
Great movie that is
The KKK targeted my area when we attempted to open a synagogue in Gwinnett County, GA. That was about 1990/91. That was pretty much my childhood.
I’m sorry you had to grow up with that. That’s a trauma few people of your generation in America even know about
That whiplash from reading the title though.
Saying that these killers are mental is giving them an excuse for what they did.
Ofc, YOU didn't think/realize they were still a thing. They ain't bothering y'all. I'm 100% certain Black people were fully aware of their existence and persistence. Black folks safety and lives depend on knowing who the "enemy" is. I mean white people literally put forth the idea of factions of the races and racism to be hateful.
They don’t have the KKK in England
KKK don't really get much attention outside of the US
Yet, they know that they exist. It's not like they ( the white devils) haven't been around for how many decades now, too many. Their reputation proceeds them. Don't be selling the Blokes short. They get a lot of news about America in England.
@@MeanLaQueefa they do bur have different name...white supremacist colonizers went global so racism still exist even in ways of governments specifically rightwing
I’m black and American. These guys aren’t American. I’m pretty sure white Americans know the KKK is still a thing since they periodically hold public marches, demonstrations and rallies that typically draw protesters. I am a former journalist and have actually witnessed some of these events. My friend who is also a journalist was allowed to photographed KKK secret meetings for years until they threatened to kill him because they knew he didn’t ascribe to their beliefs. He’s white. KKK also hatesJews and Catholics.
Honestly, there’s learning about only the nice things and then there’s learning about the truth. If we ignore all the bad stuff in history, we will never progress and never learn from mistakes of the past.
Edit: Also, if life sentences aren’t scaring people away from this behavior, how about we start sending our worst offenders to Sentinel Islands for life? How long they serve depends on their survival skills not the limp backbone of a justice system bought and paid for long ago.
When people say that kids shouldn't be taught about racism and black history in school this is what they're trying to cover up.
@@Greaseball_gamer and yet we seem to be making the same mistakes over and over again. As long as their are white southern rednecks in this world, we will always have racism.
Who is saying that racism or black history shouldn’t be taught in schools?
@@pacldawson the republican party. But you knew that already.
@@kenmahoney5255 - it's not necessary for you to lie here.
@@pacldawson How are they lying?
If you’ve never watched the movie “ Mississippi Burning “ it’s all about the civil rights workers who were murdered, it’s an excellent movie.
I think if the media would show actual grotesque imagery of crimes. People may be a little more empathetic towards the victims. But everything is sensationalized, here in the USA anyway, and it’s made out like a movie. It’s a form of entertainment here.
As long as no one sees the reality they will continue living in their own delusions.
I distinctly remember the killing of James Bryd. Born and raised in TX and I remember my parents watching the news coverage at 5 years old. It was my first introduction to racism and it was just such a horrific crime that it was absolutely blew my little mind. All my parents could say was that “some people are very bad and hateful”. Pretty much the same thing I heard on Sept 11, 2001 at 8 years old. It’s very difficult to explain the idiosyncrasies of humanities’ flaws to a child.
Edgar Ray Killen was a real life monster involved in the events dramatized in an excellent movie based on said events and FBI investigation titled "Mississippi Burning" with Gene Hackman, Willem Dafoe, and R. Lee Ermey in 1988.
I went with my parents to the space camp Mobile Al. On the way down we took some back roads and saw places that said KKK meeting tonight.
I thought Space Camp was in Huntsville.
I could watch Mississippi Burning many more times in my life and not get tired of it. Hackman and Dafoe were a great teamup, but the bad guys cast made it just as entertaining.
Great movie. I was hoping someone would suggest it.
The first guy could’ve been given a 25 minute sentence and it could’ve been life
Haha
Never going to end. That's just truth
Not much has changed in the south.
Ironically the top states for the highest number active hate group chapters aren’t in the South. I have always heard Pennsylvania is high on the list.
@@anndeecosita3586 I heard aliens 👽 are here 🤣
Michigan, Montana, Utah, A lot of states outside the south
have militia groups.
A lot HAS changed in the south. You must be very young. I remember "white's only" drinking fountains and restrooms.
@@reindeer7752 yeah I know, I just like picking on the dumbest ones.
Daz, I've heard you and your wife Gaynor talk about your time living in the US.
I've seen a couple of other UA-camrs who plan to visit or recently visited the US, and what gets me is that each of you discuss food and sights to check out, but I've never heard anyone say they plan to visit to learn more about Americans. If you've discussed visiting places I've listed below, I'm glad to know it.
What I mean by that is I don't hear about anyone visiting Civil Rights Museums, Native American Festivals or museums, Southern plantations that have been preserved to show the mansions of the masters and the shacks of their slaves.
As a black woman (multiracial... descendant of Africans, Irish, Choctaw, Cherokee, white Irish and Jewish) living in Alabama, I can understand that people come from overseas thinking that the big cities up North and California are all about America, but I just wish that people would actually take time to know how this country came to be, and how so many people of color helped to build it.
Please pass the word about how much more there is about the US than food, Walmart, fast food, and skyscrapers.
Also, people make it known these days that they're part of racist hate groups with stickers on their car rear windows, and I've been in a backwoods area where people had signs in their yards that say "N word, go back", and "Ni----s will be shot". This was about seven years ago. One of our close family friends is white, and loves people of all races and never "sees color". While she was visiting here seven years ago, we went for a ride after lunch, and when she turned on a certain road to the backwoods in on the mountain, I told her I probably wouldn't be safe there and she should turn around. She said it's just a shortcut and she wanted to show me where her grandmother used to live. When she saw all the signs, banners, flags,etc in front of several broken down, but occupied homes, she was shocked. She said when she was little, black, white and Native Americans all lived up there and got along great, and that's how she was raised to love everyone.
I was pretty upset and she apologized for not listening to me, but she hadn't been there in at least forty years. She started crying and asked me to forgive her for taking me to such a place as she hoped I knew she wouldn't do anything like that on purpose.
I forgave her, we went on our way, safely, thank God. We've talked about it a few times since and she's still sorry. I told her that I appreciate that she "doesn't see color", but she needs to remember that just because some white people she knows tolerate black people, doesn't mean they have any love for them, and the same for black people and others.
The title of the video could be so misleading 😂
Mississippi burning film is about the part of the video
I didn't know you guys were KKK members. It's nice to see many different people's perspectives online
I feel you about not being able to be a cop because of the restraint you need. If I had to drive someone who had done things a child down to the station for processing or whatever...well we might take a wrong turn at Albuquerque and never make it to the station.
They don’t know what they’re doing ? That’s being dismissive lol they know exactly what they’re doing
I’m a former journalist who has been at a David Duke rally. What he said was one thing but to hear the crowd cheering him on as he spewed racist hate was bone chilling.
There is an application to join the KKK. There was a guy I knew who used to hold klan rallies on his property before he went yo to prison for meth. he showed it to my coworker who is white. She told me about it. Like you have to prove your lineage and have references and stuff.
If you want to see the real story about those ,3 civil rights workers. Then watch Mississippi Burning you will be shocked.
Racist people just don’t make sense to me at all just give anyone racist life in prison
What gets me in these situations is when you have people who are Hispanic in these groups! That confuses me on so many levels! Especially if they are of a brown hue....like my complexion, for example (look at my profile pic); like that guy who was part of the 3 prison guards that wanted to kill a young black man with insulin. How? Are hate groups changing their requirements for membership?
Hispanic is a term for cultures or countries related to Spain. So, yes there can be white hispanics as well as black hispanics or indigenous like Taino.
There are white Hispanics.
It shouldn't confuse you because this is 5th grade history..or 5th grade level of critical thought duh...the white supremacist colonizers went global..the "conservative" rightwing..code for white supremacist ideologies and agenda never left...even law enforcement was and still is the original slave patrols that's including military courts judges etc etc it's called SYSTEMATIC RACISM so of course Mexico all of Latin America plus the Carribean even Asia and Africa...SELL OUTS..OVERSEERS UNCLE RUCKUS SAMBOS existed they hail to their white masters even though they are not Caucasian they would sell their mom to please his white master...it's set in the way all nations of people of color govern...so the white supremacists will always be in power...it's due to a LACK OF EDUCATION plus well planned moves by traitors in power
Hispanic isn’t a race category anywhere in the world. The KKK members don’t accept people solely based on skin color. If you are Jewish or Catholic, you can be pasty and blonde and they will hate you. Also I am about your complexion and when I went to North Africa most people were this complexion. In the USA, those people are legally white. Not to the KKK.
Not three years. He as in prison from 2005 until 2018. So from 80 years old to 93.
8:41 I thought that was a still photo of the guy on the right, until I saw him blink!
i grew up in savannah ga.
when i was a kid back in the late seventies the klan tried to set up on a public intersection in order to find new dumbass members.
they lasted about 15 minutes because word got out and citizens of every color drove by and spit on them threw gross things on them and generally humiliated the snakes into slithering back into their incestious nests.
savannah was always for the most part a city of neighbors and we looked out for our neighbors regardless of ethnicity
Ohhhh noon the title is so misleading 😂
that's the joke I said when I saw the title
Might wanna reword the title 😂
These type of racist groups have grown exponentially in the last 10-15 years and they are well documented.
The title is crazy
The first one, is the one the movie Mississippi Burning is based on.
That title is wild lol
As an American I am sorry that is what other people think about us. As, Daz said what is going on in those people minds? No one knows.
Clicked faster than anythinggg!!!
Where's bloke Mike ? It's not the same without him ..he's so calm and relaxed ...love all of you but tell Mike he's missed
I have a couple of things to say about this video.
As the parent of a cognitively challenged child,I have always advocated for the R word to be eradicated in reference to people like my child.
However, that being said, I agree with you that those individuals are indeed the definition of the R word. They are not disabled but act as if they are and THAT is where the word should apply!
I'm also a native Minnesotan and when the George Floyd protests were taking place, many of the disturbances such as vandalism to commercial property and escalation of white supremacy, many of those acts were in fact done by local law enforcement in plains clothes caught on camera and identified by family as participating in mayhem, destruction of property and threatening behavior but were NEVER charged, let alone convicted. Along with out of state agitators who are affiliated with white supremacy groups.
The people who buy into racism on ANY side are IMHO slow. It's vulgar to even discuss it as an indicator of ones person. No one CHOSE to be their "race." You're born, you grow up and life throws all kinds of crap your way. Just because you haven't experienced something does not make another's experience invalid. It's merely that you have yet to walk a mile in their shoes. Casting aspersions and making blanket statements about anyone for any reason is absurd and the people who do that, need to get their heads checked.
I think yall typed the title of this video wrong guys 😂😂😂😂
I bet some of the Texans the guy on the right hung out with when he was here in the states are part of the klub
The title is very suggestive!
im ngl yall really made me do a double take with that thumbnail
I still see it sitting to your left.
Love you guys ❤️
I can relate to Daz in that I was born over seas and lived out side the US for seven years. My parents are from eastern Tennessee. From my point of view hate groups in the US particularly the southern states are directly related to the Civil War. The South was a defeated country. Thus suffered and lagged behind the the rest of the country. Maybe similar to how the Irish view the English.
Nah. Most people living in the South today migrated from the North. They are just racist. Most can't name anything about the Civil War.
False...zero to do with "war" and all to do with white supremacists...the colonizers were and still are white supremacists as well as rightwing "conservative" reTardblikkkan..many know it is the current white supremacist party or the confederates which SWITCHED to the republikkkan klan during Jim crow reconstruction civil rights era....so THE Hate groups are RACISTS..the Civil War was about chattel slavery, the transatlantic slave trade that the evil white supremacists or enemies to democracy freedom justice equality humanity education progress harmony and peace...get the facts not opinions...the republikkkan grifters or sell outs have DECREASE EDUCATION PLUS ALL THAT HELPS AMERICANS HUMANITY OR THE WORLD..
Gotta react to some of the rogan clips with the black guy that converts KKK members back to normal society
Probably the only black guy in the world with a bunch KKK robes haha
Still a thing?? Have you seen the current republican party??
LiTeRaL NaZiS1!!1!!!
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and democrat party is litteral comunists.
Joe Biden did the eulogy for a kkk member
@@marinothegreatsanYou clearly have no idea what communism actually is. Just because you don’t like someone’s policies doesn’t make them a communist.
I disagree with the assertion they they don’t know what they’re doing…they’re clearly aware.
Trump supporters calling this a witch hunt too lol
democrats founded the kk-k
The democRAT party is the party of the KKK so you have no clue what you are talking about. You are just a neckdown sheep.
Funny because the KKK were all Democrats aka Dixiecrats.
You guys mention the cops kinda man handling the criminals who lash out but sadly the KKK is also with the police force. Especially prison guards so they never get roughed up and get special treatment if they’re at the right prison and racists guards.
I am pro police for sure but I know the dangers. Born and raised in Ohio… very racist state. We would go to the grocery store and the KkK would be outside handing out pamphlets.
My best friends daughter married a black guy and he is a lovely person and fu%%%
I thought y’all were confessions to something in the title. Had me concerned. 😂😂
The title is a little misleading guys lol. Especially for new fans. It should say Brits react to KKK life sentences. Lol
Office blokes reacting to republicans 😆😆😆
Republicans love Jews lol. I don't think those people share the same values as Mike pence 😂
Facts!
@@sweetdulcesunshinenyc but it’s alright because they “aRe gOd fEaRiNg aMeRiCaNs “
@@manolososadavinci1937 NOT!! ..lol 😂
Wow, its like America is a generation behind civilized countries.
Oh stop it. These are very old cases. Yes, there is still a KKK. There are still Nazis in Germany, too, apartheid in South Africa, hate crimes in many "civilized' countries.
Don’t get it wrong Them court officers or C.Os get they ones and twos on inmates once they get behind them doors
If none of the people in this video were kkk members, then the title is concerning.
Hah, first thing I thought was... uncle Jun was in there KKK?
Europeans don't like the name "European Kindred"? 😄
American Kindred sounds even worse.
dave going to keep commenting it until you change the intro, you really gonna give someone a seizure
Evil animal's though i dont know any animals that evil.
Guys the title is not ideal. It really sounds Locke you guys are in the KKK and you’re reacting to life sentences.
392 members but okay
Yeeeehawwww
*cracks whip
wow
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@@ohslimgoody #ChUNTnation
Y’all gotta change the title💀
2021 office blokes back??!👀
Why do I even bother.
🎶i'm proud to be a confederate🎵
Haha jk
Everything wrong with this country
No you're not kidding
Please don’t associate hate with the past. In 2023 a similar fate was met for Ahmaud Arberry.
So not really KKK members
Good riddance
The drunken folks that called people names are reprehensible but don't deserve anything close to 13 years in prison.
Hate is not a protected status. Don’t forget that when you continue to make excuses for shitheads. Sincerely, A highly decorated Marine Combat Veteran.
Why not. That man who got choked to death in New York didn't harm anyone, all he did was say he was fed up, and hungry and didn't care if he went to jail for the rest of his life, according to a witness. And some people believe his erractic behavior was worthy of his death. So driving around threatening children is worth a few years in jail.
they should have gotten life sentences.
@@BornstellarMakesEternalLasting I’m black and would have chocked him too.
@@blackyoung2134 nah, I think the homeless guy would've whooped your ass.
I'm not racist, but i am a cultural chauvinist.
Some cultures are superior to some others.
Which cultures Mr. “I’m not a racist but…”?
I don't know, sounds like something a racist would say
Seems on brand to me. Most modern day racist hate the label but it's the same stuff
" Cultural Chauvanist?". Is that the new catchphrase Trump supportes use now.😂😅🤣
@@johnzubil2875 Biden crime bill 🤣
What a terrible original video.
You could also name this video 'Trump Supporters Reacting to Life Sentences' or 'Republicans Reacting to Life Sentences' or "Right Wing Conservatives Reacting to Life Sentences".
I’m an independent but both republicans and democrats are ruining our country with partisanship. How about we stop generalizing and demonizing entire groups of people?
Lmao, you are funny to include all people who are Republicans are racists of this video. You are just another reason why America can't change.
u do know trump, and the right wing support Israel? I don't think these guys like Jews lol
You know the KKK are Democrats.
I live in Portland and the max stabbing on the Hollywood platform happened 7 blocks from my home. They put up a permanent memorial for the 2 men that lost their lives on that day😢 this video is basically the republican party and every Trump supporter. Us Americans can't seem to be able to pull our heads out of our butts yet! SAD
They were founded by the Democrats
History clearly shows the Democrat party is THE PARTY of the kkk. Hell Biden’s mentor Robert Byrd was a very prominent leader of the kkk back in the 50s and 60s. You need to crack open a book.