I was a minority in my last school and it was wayyyy more yeehaw than this one , and a lot of people got offended over my views, and the fact that I made better points than they did cause they’re so stuck in the past and I always made “moving forward “ points if that makes sense
I unfortunately went to a school like this and did lose my mind, I was the only Arab Muslim in my whole entire 500 student grade lmao. I can’t express how much I hated it there, most of my friends did not go to my school lmao. I’m in college now and I go to one of the most diverse universities in the country now (University of Illinois at Chicago) and I swear it’s such a refreshing relief.
I was looking for him too but I think he graduated already because I believe he was a sophomore last time I watched the video he was in(I've only seen the one about the Confederate flag, not sure if he was in other videos)
Exactly!!! Like advocating freedom of speech to express yourself there in that video with an oppressive symbol is allowed, agreeable, and understandable, but not for this instance discussed in this video? You can hide behind an old flag and the support that you know you'd get from other like-minded alongside you, but what Colin Kaepernick did was brave because it was new and highly relevant. And though being widely supported wasn't guaranteed, he didn't let this stop him from expressing his truths and using this as a platform to create space for a new discussion. "Democracy is hypocrisy (Malcolm X)." Still true to this day. The difference between this video from the one about the confederate flag is that the students advocating for it don't have a strong connection or belief in it, but the kneeling to Kaepernick had meant so much more to him, making it that much more powerful. ua-cam.com/video/qNfAFfu6VD0/v-deo.html (quick 1 minute video if you don't understand the quote)
5:43 "if he doesn't like it then he can just leave" *He's acting like leaving America is just like trying to go to a different restaurant to eat* Also, this is Shawnee Mission East in Kansas City. I went to North. Yes a large of the kids in that area actually think like that
@@R0SE_heart_1 The U.S. makes it illegal to leave it without paying exorbitant fees. That's not including how expensive and difficult it is to move out of the state, let alone the country. Also, people shouldn't have to leave their home to want it to be better- its a stupid argument. If that were the case, nowhere would get better for anyone ever
@@R0SE_heart_1 oh okay. Then since people are fighting to be equal in this country and you don't like it why don't you go ahead and go somewhere else to another country? I'm sure Canada would love to have you
Ain’t these the dudes who complained about how it’s their first amendment right to fly the confederate flag now complaining about someone using their first amendment
When i saw that italian american man my age getting beat with clubs in atlantic city on national TV, that was the last draw for me. There is only so many times a group of people can fuck up.
aska w. I literally was like “ that idiot is trying to create next North Korea 2.0”. Like what the actual fuck, veterans fought to give people rights and now he’s saying that when people EXERCISE those rights they should just leave? You know what that is? That’s a DICTATORSHIP. Jesus Christ, I really don’t know what to say. If THIS is the kind of person representing us teens, it’s no wonder every adult thinks we’re all immature.
Hard to believe, as a 34 year old, that these kids aren’t all in support of black lives matter. I would believe this if it was 2004 but now it’s hard to see these teenagers who are clearly echoing their parents right wing beliefs. Wtf
its so embarrassing sometimes but its the education system. we were taught that america is the best country and how EVERYONE wants to come here. that where it comes from
@@dani-hb9yp PLEASE 💀✋ all the schools I went to just plays music then do there announcements, but when I transferred in 2020, the current school I am enrolled still do the Pledge of Allegiance and it’s surprising to me that schools still do it to this day
That’s why we always have to bail you people out of every conflict. You can bet your ancestors didn’t think it was weird.. they were very grateful for our patriotism.
Big Man BLM isn’t actually too bad of a movement. Thousands of marches/demonstrations and only a handful have had any violence. And of those handful, white nationalist groups also participated.
@@chrishansen8119 it's a larger proportion of members that are violent or trying to shut down free speech than alot of other groups. I think it dulls their message and mitigates alot if the good they do.
This must really how it be to be a teacher. same setting, but different groups of people. I knew the Drake/Chris dynamic couldnt happen again because what if one of them graduated, or had another class or club. shits depressing. lol
I went to a white school for one year. Felt so outta place the entire time lmfao easily the most uncomfortable school year I had. Was just a complete culture shock. It was so weird sitting in a class with maybe three or four other non white kids and even then, they grew up surrounded by white ppl unlike me. hard to relate to other kids and shit when the stuff they talk about is a life u never even seen. Went to sleep every night and woke up every day with major anxiety lmaooo
@@vladimirkhazinski3725 you just proved your hypocracy If it doesnt stand for what you believe in then you dont give af about it so what if someone doesn't agree with the current values of the us then in your own logic you should gladly burn it
@@vladimirkhazinski3725 I don't agree with your Statement that the country would be better off. If everyone that didn't like the country just left we wouldn't be as developed as we are today. This country is not perfect, no country is. I think it's very closed minded to believe that people should leave because who would make this country better? This country is so successful because if there is an issue the people can change it or correct it. You can't deny that there are issues. Instead of leaving why not encourage people to make this country a place you would want to stay and live?
I will join! I m really impressed , he had debates in the comment section of the other video and I can’t believe how well versed he is on many issues. I would love if he started making videos or a blog o a podcast ! Anything really!
TAEISROOD saying someone should leave because they don’t like identifying with that country is not racist in any way. Everyone would say that no matter the race. These guys have no clue what the definition of racism is, I swear.
E just cause you don’t like something that’s happening in your country right now and you protest it doesn’t mean you don’t identify with the country at all. Of course it’s racist to say he should leave idiot.
@@madiserket2 Theres nothing wrong with showing pride with your country, off topic but How I feel about this video Is Veterans fought and Died for this anthem and I feel it is very important as someone who knows many vietnam vets and soldiers in my family
The confederate flag debate they were all "I have the right to fly it, I don't care if you're offended" But this Colin Kaepernick debate he's wrong and should leave the U.S? But yet that's his first amendment right to do so just like it was there's to fly the flag.... 😑
Good point, yet most people tend to line up on the same side, either pro flying the flag and anti Kaepernick, or anti flag and pro Kaepernick. Many people don't respect others viewpoints, just the one they champion.
@Michael Bobkov the constitution wasn't for black men it was originally written for white men. 2nd why don't all of y'all leave and see if the U.S becomes more peaceful. "And blow kisses at your inadequate wife, mother and sister who got the right to vote after the black man."
Yessssss!!! And she not afraid to speak her peace in a room full of WHITE KIDS! And their subtle racism is scary... she was like IM HERE BLACK AND PROUD!!! I love it!!!!
_Caden_ Yea I’m so sorry but That’s not racism. When a black person walks into a store and feels unwelcome and is treated worse than others than that is racism. When a white person walks into a black owned business and doesn’t feel welcome, well tbh I don’t really care bc they have every right too. A white person being treated unfairly due to race is veryyy unlikely and when you experience that then I’m glad for you because you get to experience what it’s like to be African American every single day.
I serve in the United States Army. It's your right to sit, kneel, or stand during the national anthem. I will always stand because I serve this country, but I don't care if you sit kneel or stand. Kneeling is a peaceful protest, it doesn't hurt anyone or anybody except people's feelings. I love this country to death but by no means it's perfect. My only issue is I think each and everyday we become more and more divided.
I think it's only the "patriots" (conservatives or just racist people) who think kneeling during the national anthem is disgraceful even tho it's one of our rights.
@@Bird.Lover6000 But I wouldn't call them patriots. I'm a patriot, so I know our rights. And it's Kaepernick's Constitutional right to protest in this way.
@@maevesheedy8177 I actually prefer to have it mostly white so we can educate and make them see a side people of color always see and they don't.plus I like seeing them get triggered
Some of these kids were the same ones defending the Confederate flag saying, "Well, it's my first amendment right to fly it and if people get offended by it, then so be it." yet they're the ones saying kneeling during the National Anthem is offensive and should not be tolerated. Gotta acknowledge your own hypocrisy y'all.
dourtan douar I’m not sympathetic or a white southerner but you need to understand these are people’s opinions and they are still young and haven’t experienced a lot of life yet so don’t expect them to be rational.
It was offensive because they were actively working for and representing the nfl. They didn’t get permission from the nfl so that’s why it shouldn’t be tolerated. If they hadn’t been *actively* representing the company they work for however, it’s their right to kneel if they want.
@@ezgi8256 Yeah that's true, I over reacted. But I haven't seen any evidence that someone there was anymore comfortable with murder than protesting... but I'm sure there is some lunatic out in the world that thinks, yeah "murder ok, but protest bad". No one there was okay with murder. I think your argument was a straw-man just like mine was.
Undebunker If this is referring to current events, I’ve seen lots of people saying George Floyd’s death was deserved and the protests are terrible. It’s a disgusting world we live in where people will care more about corporations than lives.
Chris had on the Anonymous shirt in the Confederate flag debate, and he has the Captain America shirt on in this Kaepernick debate. Chris is the real MVP.
When he said “if u don’t like it then leave” that’s basically saying we have to be ok with racism. Idk .. that comment made me mad.. like I am a citizen I shouldn’t have to leave where I’m from because people can’t accept my blackness. like wtf
The phrase has nothing to do with racism. It has everything to do with realism. If you do not like somewhere, move somewhere that suits you.I was told this by members of the same race and guess what-I moved!
@@twistednerve74 It is a ridiculous concept to assume that all people are in the position to suddenly move, especially out of their country. Many people are locked in by their careers or their poverty or any other number of restrictions, and in the case of leaving a country, it is insane to assume that any person would simply want to abandon the life they have built.
twistednerve74 so every time change is needed and people recognize it then they should leave right, if people had that mainstream there would never been a Civil Rights movement
twistednerve74 That’s not realistic though because an overwhelming majority of African Americans and Indians are in poverty. Why would Indians move if this is there true home?
Nobody cares about us your blackness. You want people to care for the attention. Grow up. You live in one of the most privileged countries in the world. Stop acting like you’re struggling.
Kevin Christopher is a young idealist that doesn't truly understand freedom of speech. If he became a Supreme Court judge then the USA would be one step closer to losing its freedoms under the disguise of (false) virtue.
i mean hes right. its not racist its the truthe. racism has been and will most likey be a thing for a very long time. we havent lived in peace but we live in the most peacful time. we are teaching more and more about the harm, disgust, and overall wrong racism is
@@svaucyi Exactly. As long as there are racist parents teaching their kids from generation to generation, it's still going to take time for racism to be completely gone. It's wrong but it's being taught by other racist people.
@@svaucyi Change can be as fast as we make it and I don't know why people think we need to leisurely glide past racism as a society... starting tomorrow or "with the next generation" coming from a kid in this generation.
@@svaucyi of course racism isn't going to go away in a heartbeat. but whats wrong with actively trying to bring awareness and change NOW? just because it makes you uncomfortable to talk about doesn't mean we should just put it off to the side. get used to being uncomfortable when it comes to bringing change
As a non white person, I don’t understand why you would feel bad for the students of color. This school seems to offer students a chance to have these types of conversation. All these students have the ability to articulate their opinions in a very calm and intelligent way. I wish I had this class when I was in high school.
Debbie Martin I do understand where you are coming from and you do make a valid point. It is great that these kids can have these conversations. What a meant when I said I felt bad was that it must be frustrating. Both you and I know that the kneeling protest has nothing to do with the flag and our troops. And so do all non whites who have experienced any sort of discrimination. So when people are ignorant to that I’m sure it frustrates you just as much as me. Because then the whole point of the protest gets nullified under a different conversation. That’s what I meant. Also, thanks for not just throwing curse words at me as most people in the comments tend to do.
Shout out to the young black queen with the braids for speaking up. She's the female version of Chris in this video. It's so disturbing that all these young people had no issue with flying a flag that represents traitors and and losers...but has an issue with a man respectfully using his first amendment rights.
Fjj Of course people are aware of men AND women across seas fighting for our rights. But you have to know that it’s their first amendment right to protests. Technically protesters aren’t protesting veterans. They are protesting the systemic racism of the country. The injustices in this country.
@Fjj Kaepernick was advised by a teammate who was a former member of the armed forces that he should kneel instead of sit, he's respecting the troops and the 1st amendment and so is Jasmine. Simply put it, you're just trying to shut her up with the old, "'Murica, troops, good men..." bullshit so she'll feel guilty for saying anything that criticizes any part of the US.
@@muslimchip5380 What does that even mean? MLK anf other civil rights leaders used public marches and protests to bring awareness to segregation and various other forms of discrimination. Gay Rights groups used the Stonewall riots to fight for gas rights. Several individuals and groups have used chances such as those to get a platform to bring greater awareness and support to their cause. Hell, Hong Kong protestors and people who wanted Hong Kong independence and democracy used the Extradition bill to vying support to such causes. Your point?
Whose interpretation it is saying kneeling is disrespectful. Disrespectful is when you turn your back against the flag and anthem. You kneel when you are proposing, you kneel to face your king, you get down on both knee to pray. Kneeling is a gesture of humbleness and submission. What Colin did to me signify "I respect you but I can't bring myself to stand when my brothers and sister being discriminate, killed and socially profiled."
@@xXBrianBelloxX they don't brah its all about taking ressources, oil and creating chaos my brother was in Irak and he told me that America was the problem not the solution, a wolf dressed as a 🐏. Look at the situation of Syria now, Libya and what not. Do u really think that we went down there to help em? Just be smart and think for a second.
Do you know when we say "people died so we can get to where we are" that implies to all races. And yes many black soldiers gave everything they had for us to get here BUT that also implies to all races including white people.
@Fjj veterans fought for our right to be able to protest against america, it's not disrespecting them at all. if people aren't allowed to speak their mind fully, even if it is critical of the u.s, why have a free country? veterans fought for us to speak our minds and doing that is not disrespectful
@Fjj "your people"? Don't say that it sounds derogatory and belittling and you know it. Be respectful and say African American or just American because you'll don't call yourself European American. Also, American patriotism started slavery in the first place... what do you want us to say, "thank you." America has a lot to work on especially with racial issues.
Fjj the south is apart of america and american culture. Also slavery was all over America and American Territories starting with the 13 colonies when America was still under British rule.
@Fjj I dont know why you keep arguing that this form of protest disrespects the military and its veterans. Kaepernick got a lot of support from military personnel not because they agreed with his messages necessarily, but because they respect his right to protest. In fact, as others have pointed out, the kneeling element was a suggestion by a veteran, since taking a knee is something that is done in the military. You've also tried to separate history for some reason as if slavery, segregation, and the overall bigotry experienced by black Americans is somehow the fault of the south. America is one country with one history - you don't see Germany not taking responsibility for nazis or trying to argue that that was just Hitler and not Germany itself. You're allowed to love the US and be patriotic, but people who recognize an issue within a country and try to bring attention to it and change it are just as patriotic and you should not fault them for their actions. The constitution may have been written over 300 years ago, but its only been in the last 50 years that black people have seen some sort of equality in America. And even then, it hasn't been great. So just because he's protesting and people are agreeing with it does not make them ungrateful or unAmerican or automatically mean that they don't recognize the sacrifices of the military
It 100% solves the issue. People complain about living as a minority in a white society. Yet they don't talk about how privileged they truly are living in such a society.
People really act like 1. The flag and anthem only represents veterans 2. Black people are veterans too, who are still treated like black people in America before they are treated like vets in America.
they will never get it because like their ancestors they don,t want to get it ; they are perfectly fine with what's going on because they reap the fruits and the rewards of white supremacy.
It depends on the motive to fly the flag. Some just like the look. Others are proud to be from the south buy still very much love the USA. I don't have a Confederate flag but a neighbor does. Another neighbor has a rainbow flag. They are all friends. Black white and hispanic all meet on my front porch for my bbq and sweet tea. The Duke boys had a car with the flag painted on the roof. They were not protesting the USA. In the show there love for the USA was on display often.
@@bobbywise2313 LOL I’m going to put on my swastika shirt because I just like the aesthetic. The story about your neighbors is heartwarming af though, ngl.
@@taytubeofficial That's cool. I have no issue with what anyone wears. It's a free country if you like the swastika than more power to you. You can still have bbq at my place. I judge by content of character not the clothes you have on or the flag you fly. Having said that out of respect I fly no flags and wear plain clothes because I hope to offend no one. I realize that just because I don't find things offensive so might.
“He should do it a different way” Yeah, POC hear that all of the time. “It just divides us” Translation: this makes me uncomfortable and I want POC to stop making me aware of what we’re doing to them.
@@JustinBullock03 hey buddy did u know in 2019, 9 unarmed African Americans got killed by the police and 19 white Americans got killed by the police so wat u talking bout
dougy h while the information you provided is true, you aren’t presenting enough information here hun. white people make up 72% of the population of the united states while black people make up approximately 12%. so yes there are more white people being shot unarmed by the police, but when looking at this data, black people are more likely to be shot if they’re unarmed in america
Also I love the kid everyone calls the "professor" in this video and even more so the Confederate flag debate. Love him. Insightful, intelligent, well-versed, logical, courageous... he should be proud of himself
@@marvthemartian001 nope. just the kids in that class. you can tell because they'll be constitutionalists in one debate and then say fuck the bill of rights in the second. Thats the trademark of a douchenut conservative, but im sorry if mean man on the internet made you mad mad
Liberals do the same though. Last month - “Banned all guns, why did you need a gun? We have the cops, call 911”. Then turn around and say “dismantle the police, Fuck 12!”. Like bruh... that’s liberals lol. They have done the same with the Corona Virus. Tell everyone to stay inside or you’ll be fined, then immediately disregard what they just said and tell people to protest. It happens on both sides. I agree on certain prospects on each side. Who am I voting for though? Trump, cause Biden is just way to mentally dismantled. Dude has screwed up to many times. “If you don’t vote me, you’re not black.” Like what kinda BS is that lol
@@barry7816 1. i dont think anyone was actually making the argument police > guns, 2. those who are anti-gun are still anti gun, 3. liberals have dumbasses too its innevitable
QB creamer#44 what are you talking about. Do you know KKK and white supremacy groups are still a thing, so please explain how is it our fault racism is still alive. All the these hate groups and racist people still exist in all races not just black people so your comment was really stupid and ignorant JS.
@@anika8709 It's not. Scientifically speaking every race is going to be biased. No way around that. Racism can be lessened but never completely deleted.
@@LegendaryStarLord it can if we stop believing in the bullshit theory of race I can’t believe it’s 2020 and people still don’t know race is actually a theory
@@Dwhifwhidwhiqdn12 Race is not just a theory, race is a intrinsic part of someone's ethnicity/ biology. To treat someone differently or be biased against a person's race is racist, but a distinction is obvious so it isn't productive to ignore it.
@@LegendaryStarLord I never said that racism can be deleted. I said that if people say "there will always be racism" they're normalizing racism, an act that should not be normalized or accepted just because "there are always going to be racist people". Yeah I guess every race has a bias but I feel as long as they can see through that bias and are able to not judge someone based on their race but based on their personality, then they are not racist they are trying to fix their prejudice.
the same kids arguing against kapernicks protest are the same kids in another debate that were supporting the right to fly the confederate flag just saying 🤷🏻♀️
As was once said, "Sociologists often speak of how dominant groups praise a behavior when done by its members, but criticize a minority group for demonstrating that behavior."
Alicia Michele if it was my understanding from both videos they’re arguing that it’s everyone’s right to be able to fly a flag bc here in america people have *FREEDOM*. but their arguments contradict each other lol so idek how i feel about it
Well it is a free country where your first amendment protects you from any right to speech. Don’t say that the flag is hate speech too, because with the first amendment you’re protected from anything you say.
Jasmine speach lmfao how i was pointing out how one was arguing for the freedom of speech/expression to fly the flags but arguing against kaps right to freedom of speech/expression to kneel
This debate was so much more substantive and civil and well reasoned than the Confederate Flag debate, and I think that's primarily because it wasn't hijacked by smug bigots hiding behind the guise of "free speech" and "heritage." Every kid tried their best to bring a sound point to the table and there was a lot of actual listening going on.
I would say they all are intelligent. I agree with him. Though you might think they're stupid because they disagree with you. Unfortunate conclusion to come to.
I know right? My comeback would be, “well he loves America. Whether you like it or not he’s doing something about it to see some change for good. A lot more than you’ll ever do.”
My people (white) never want to address what/who's country this really is and the JUST LEAVE comment use to be GO BACK TO AFRICA when I was in High School (87-91)
@@xXBrianBelloxX You want him to show respect the way you think he should. He has stated from the very beginning that he has nothing but respect for the military the reason he met with an ex-Ranger/Navy Seal who advised him to kneel. It was never about the military or a lack of respect for any troops. Back in 2016 you guy's we're able to muddy the waters to keep potential allies to his cause confused & nervous to give a fair listen. That doesn't work in 2020 👎👎 He was calling for the END of systemic racism, END of police brutality, the END of educational inequality, the END of double standards for people with money, the END of oppressing America's truly rich/diverse/surprising/creative/strong people who've caused us at times to be unique & beautiful together as one (we never hear those stories). That's what he stands for and that's why people kneeled with him. 💯💯💯
Kaepernick is a complete lowlife spoiled pile of 💩 . The racist idiot deserves everything that comes his way. Hes part of the problem in this country. A millionaire for throwing a ball complaining about everything. Dude needs to disappear!
I remember when I was in school I was afraid to talk about issues I faced as a black person because I didn't want to have white people hate me. I definitely dont feel that way now but it's how I felt as a teen.
@@rs-op8bb Me too. It’s very very traumatic and haunting. I’m 19 and still very afraid. I’m an African girl who grew up and lives in Germany, Europe. You’re not the only one. I hope there will a time, where we will be fearless. There are two quotes which I like and which may be a helpful reminder for you: „Carry yourself with the confidence of a mediocre white man“ „ If you are silent about your pain, they’ll kill you and say you enjoyed it.“ - Zora Neale Hurston Sending you positive vibes & stay blessed✨
I went to a school similar to this, some do, some don’t. Unfortunately these bubbles predictably exist within certain colleges, and the students who land in those continue to hold this stupid mindset, and everyone else luckily does change
They are all pretty young and in a conservative community. I dont know why this was ever even an issue to begin with, hes just a dude kneeling. The fact anyone that has a strong negative opinion is just evidence of right wing news radicalizing people.
@@argon7479 Dude... go to opensecrets.org and check out the 6 companies that own main stream media and who they donate to. Hint: It's not republicans. 99 percent of Twitter employees donate to democrats and 95 of facebook employees donate to democrats. Media is definitely left leaning.
@@JelloJelloJello and now? The whole US is a right winged country. Just because the Democratic Party is not as far right as the republican doesn’t mean it’s left wing. People from theUS often seem to mess this up and the same goes for socialism and communism
the attitudes towards “being offended” or the “first amendment rights” are completely different between this video and the confederate flag video from some people.
BrandonPryorMusic well there are two sides and I don’t know which you agree on but there is really no right answer here it’s just a bunch of opinions so you can definitely ask questions for both sides of the arguement
ananda hart it’s highly disrespectful to stand on the graves of soldiers, black, white, man, and woman, and kneel and not show respect to the deaths of millions
Pocket Gools i understand where your coming from but firstly he does have the right to peacefully express idealogies has its his 1st amendment right. Secondly, Nate Boyer a former teammate of Kaepernick’s, who was also decorated Army Green Beret before joining the NFL made the suggestion to Kaepernick to kneel. He explained that when he lost a soldier during his deployments, him and other soldiers would kneel to honor his sacrifice. So when Kaepernick kneeled, it was a sign of respect to those who poured blood sweat and tears for this country while also defending his personal beliefs
Pocket gools, a little info on the topic is that he was originally sitting, and then a veteran came up and explained that sitting was disrespecting the soldiers, and that they kneel if a soldier dies, so they kneel to respect them, that’s what Colin did, he didn’t disrespect veterans/soldiers in any way, he chose to listen to the vet to respect the soldiers.
Protesting is NOT supposed to be comfortable, MLK, Malcolm X, Rosa Parks were told to stop being divisive when they protested too. Think about that for a sec.
UniquelyMade If MLK Had a problem with the police he would protest a police station and if he had a problem with the government he'd have a March on washington
UniquelyMade my point is just that if you want to make your protest clear, Protest what your against, don't protest the flag that represents our flag because it doesn't represent our police force, they could actually protest the police about police violence.
@king prince but isn't Liberty and Justice for ALL a good thing??? There can be good ideas, that are executed poorly. He was a man full of contradictions he was on record stating the system of slavery was full of sin and "a bed of torture." IMO I don't think anyone knows about Key they just just hear the words and think yeah Liberty is good.
Exactly!!! Teacher should share the UA-cam video that shows who the guy was that wrote the star spangled banner. It would be interesting to see everyone’s reaction after they find out what it originally says regarding slaves .
They don't teach what's really said in the last portion of the song. It's no surprise because mostly everything in American history is based on lies and deception.
Lion King other tribes sold each other so of course they won’t care and if they didn’t sell other tribes they as well would face backlash from the European conquistadors
"If he doesn't like it here then he can just leave" my god the ignorance of some people never seizes to amaze me. And the kid right behind him sitting there nodding his head agreeing with him😭😭
As a European, I find it incredibly odd how patriotic Americans can be. And it's clearly shown in the beginning of this video, where the main arguments against Kaepernick are "well although he is trying to raise awareness of the treatment of PoC in the US, he shouldn't disrespect our nation," which I don't think would happen as much in Europe. The fair treatment of people should never be silenced because it may "disrespect" the nation. I just find it so American to use that as an argument. That you shouldn't stand up for the mistreatment of a social group because it disrespects the flag or whatever. If they're being mistreated, why are you more concerned about the way they choose to bring awareness to it? If this happened in my country, I would never, ever, stand there and say "how dare you disrespect my country by bringing up its flaws!". THE FLAWS ARE THERE. It's better to recognise them and collectively work to fix them, rather than completely dismissing it. I'd ten times out of ten "disrespect" my country if my country was mistreating their population. No matter what. I care more about people being treated fairly and equally than some random colour on a piece of cloth or a national anthem. To care more about a flag and national anthem than the fair treatment of citizens just really shows someone's true colours.
There is a strong sense of patriotism amongst many Americans, despite real issues that affect many people. It’s interesting to hear this pointed out by someone European. I agree with you.
It's because it's not really about the flag or the respect of America. It's about these people not liking the protest being brought to their faces when they watch football. If these guys really cared about "respecting America" they wouldn't be flying confederate flags since that goes against the current state of America and it's a traitorous flag.
Actually it was a veteran that noticed that Colin was sitting down during the national anthem he spoke to him and told him that kneeling would be better.
confederate flag debate: “you’re just easily offended but its MY RIGHT” kaepernick debate: “its your right but iM oFfEnDEd stOp” really boys ? really ??? well now you know how we felt last time...
It’s actually not his right to kneel, when you’re working for a company they can stop you performing certain acts, so legally the nfl could have given any form of disciplinary action towards kaepernick.
Inquire about it No. The people are arguing for the right to fly the confederate by the government. If a private company wants to fire one of their workers because they fly the confederate flag, they have every right to do so. The difference is the government is suppose to protect free speech. All free speech. In the Kaepernick situation he works for a private business, the NFL and they have every right to legally take disciplinary action against him if he refuses to stand for the flag.
You can’t tell someone whether or not to be offended but I honestly feel like the people who said they were offended were digging for a problem that wasn’t there. They needed an excuse to dismiss kapernicks beliefs.
For the kids who were saying that the national anthem is the one thing that “unifies” us, was there ever unity if there was a huge amount of oppression?
@Aaron Zimmerman I don't think anyone has the right to fly the Confederate flag. It's the same as flying a Nazi flag. When you fly a symbol of racism, it's not okay. People are free, but when you fly a symbol that supports taking away someone else's freedoms, it isn't ok.
@Aaron Zimmerman I don't think you should arrest them for it either. The Confederate flag is a symbol of racism. We can't have people flying them. We need to teach kids what it means and why it's bad.
White Supremists racists, living in a tiny little box, fearful and hateful of non whites and non Christian, fully believing America is a White Christian English Speaking Country, not remembering we are All immigrants with hundreds of cultures, religions but Rich White Republicans want and will lie and kill for White Superiority. You can't peaceful protest in a football game, and you should leave and not protest?! Racists in that room.
I feel like he's shy about speaking up this time. He didn't have the same passion that he had before. The teacher seems to like to make a joke our of him, but you could already tell from the confederate flag video that his classmates don't respect him. I feel like he probably got bullied at school when the cameras were of and didn't want to draw attention to himself.
If Kap wouldn’t have done it... this young intelligent kids wouldn’t have even had this convo in the first place. Seems to me like Kap did something right.
They are not educated they are ignorant. “ If you don’t like it just leave” Why should a citizen leave if they have an issue with their country? “ Why can’t he work with the community” Well he has y’all just ignored him.
I just want to appreciate this black man for trying to educate these kids who obviously don’t get educated at home about black issues. Keep doing the better good sir ❤️
I find it so confusing how in the first debate they advocated for freedom of speech pertaining towards the confederate flag but now in correlation with Kapernick kneeling it’s the other way around
"If he doesn't like America he can just leave." 1. It's not easy to leave the USA and get legal citizenship somewhere else 2. That's essentially saying "If you don't agree with racism, you should just leave."
Where is racism in this? Black people have this skewed perception that if no one agrees with them, you're automatically racist. Use your brain for once, there are 52 cards in the deck, stop using the race one.
@@anthonyc2072 That's not what I'm saying. Kaepernick was kneeling because he's protesting racism in America, ie he doesn't want to stand for a country he doesn't agree with. I wasn't saying the kid was racist because I didn't agree with him dumb ass bitch.
@@RJ-he2ns Yet you still can't show where you got your racism from. Nowhere does it indicate that the kid is racist for what he said. He's just as entitled to his opinion as Kap is.
Telling someone to leave because they find a problem they don’t like in a country the live in is like telling yourself to throw your dirty dishes away instead of simply washing them! You think he can’t leave is crazy but why leave instead of help cleaning it up!
Antoine Porche-rideaux I recognize that people can live in harmony here but we should work to make it better for everyone. Telling someone to leave the US undermines the system of democracy our country was founded on
I have a lot of respect for Mr Mohammed! You are genuinely doing a great service to these kids by hosting a conversation with these kids. They are learning more then the topic here. I was ruling on the fb comment! I've been involved in fb convos where adults weren't able to have a real discussion on this very topic. These kids are learning that sensitive topics can be talked about without destroy relationships. We don't have to agree to be friends!
Michonne's Mum yeah I was kinda surprised that the black gentlemen didnt speak once during the debate, however, I'm kinda not surprised because unfortunately, its usually always the black women that speak up before the black men do... It's almost like the submit more than black woman do. The whole black lives matter movement was started by 3 black women: 2 African Americans, and one Nigerian American.
Connor Townsend Townsend, racially, there is no difference, but culturally there is.. It's like saying "there are 3 white women: 2 Italians, and 1 German." Racially, there the same, but nationality wise & culturally they're different. So that is why I broke down the 3 black women into their nationalities as well because black people are not a monolith and the black diaspora is huge. It shows that blacks all around can be connected and on the same page in the pursuit of equality.
I disagree with the mindset of “if he doesn’t like it he should just leave.” America is his home too and if he is discontent with the racism occurring here he has every right to peacefully protest. It’s his civil duty as a citizen to fight for what he believes is right in a non-violent way. That is how we grow and improve- having the bravery to fight for change and what you believe is right.
@@peenhead9938 there is always going to be discourse around any issue,that's inevitable.Protestong shows that people are tired of the treatment and it amplifies what people are talking about
@@omonighoojeaga1820Just look what protesting did this year. whether it was the riots and looting in cities or the charge at the capital. That definitely made what they were standing for look bad.
Some of these white boys: "I have a right to fly the Confederate flag, first amendment" Other: "I have my right to kneel during the national anthem, peaceful protest" White boy: "REEEEEEE OFFEND D"
It pisses me off when you and all of these people have done NOTHING for their country and absolutely ABUSE those rights and openly disrespect the people who faught for those rights. You can protest somewhere else. Do not tread on my flag.
Luke Thomas Should he protest away from cameras, from the public eye? Somewhere no one can see, where no one can be affected by his protest? Kaepernick is not treading on any flag-he is merely showing his distaste for an unhealthy American habit of police racism.
Owen Hope First thing, he was raised by rich white parents, so he has probably had most things handed to him, which is pretty ironic. Second thing, he can go anywhere else. He has cameras on him all the time. Why would you attack the thing that symbolizes your right to protest. The one thing that symbolizes those who have died for that right. It’s not ok and he got what he deserved.
Luke Thomas How on Earth does kneeling during the anthem disrespect troops in any way? The flag and anthem represent the nation as a whole, not just the armed forces.
Matthew Pham but he has done nothing for this nation as a whole, and has been privileged all his life. He of all people should not do that to the flag. He is disrespecting the armed forces because they have given up everything for this country as a whole just for him to slash it like that.
I would lose my mind being a minority in this school
Abiotic deadass
I was a minority in my last school and it was wayyyy more yeehaw than this one , and a lot of people got offended over my views, and the fact that I made better points than they did cause they’re so stuck in the past and I always made “moving forward “ points if that makes sense
I pray for you
How come?
I unfortunately went to a school like this and did lose my mind, I was the only Arab Muslim in my whole entire 500 student grade lmao. I can’t express how much I hated it there, most of my friends did not go to my school lmao. I’m in college now and I go to one of the most diverse universities in the country now (University of Illinois at Chicago) and I swear it’s such a refreshing relief.
Where’s my man Christopher?!?
grim triX LOL! Nice :)
Working for the gov
I was looking for him too but I think he graduated already because I believe he was a sophomore last time I watched the video he was in(I've only seen the one about the Confederate flag, not sure if he was in other videos)
He's at about 25:30, watch it through.
Bruh he’s on a different spiritual plane than us humans he’s gone lol
these kids aren’t offended by the confederate flag but are offended that colin kneeled to the national anthem? okay.
EXACTLY
Exactly!!! Like advocating freedom of speech to express yourself there in that video with an oppressive symbol is allowed, agreeable, and understandable, but not for this instance discussed in this video?
You can hide behind an old flag and the support that you know you'd get from other like-minded alongside you, but what Colin Kaepernick did was brave because it was new and highly relevant. And though being widely supported wasn't guaranteed, he didn't let this stop him from expressing his truths and using this as a platform to create space for a new discussion. "Democracy is hypocrisy (Malcolm X)." Still true to this day. The difference between this video from the one about the confederate flag is that the students advocating for it don't have a strong connection or belief in it, but the kneeling to Kaepernick had meant so much more to him, making it that much more powerful.
ua-cam.com/video/qNfAFfu6VD0/v-deo.html (quick 1 minute video if you don't understand the quote)
Bruh noones saying that he shouldnt be allowed to do it, they say that he shouldnt do it. Didnt hear anyone calling for him to get reprocossions
Thats very true Ramah Fejieh
Confedorate flag - racism, this protest - anti-racism
5:43 "if he doesn't like it then he can just leave"
*He's acting like leaving America is just like trying to go to a different restaurant to eat*
Also, this is Shawnee Mission East in Kansas City. I went to North. Yes a large of the kids in that area actually think like that
@@R0SE_heart_1 The U.S. makes it illegal to leave it without paying exorbitant fees. That's not including how expensive and difficult it is to move out of the state, let alone the country. Also, people shouldn't have to leave their home to want it to be better- its a stupid argument. If that were the case, nowhere would get better for anyone ever
@@R0SE_heart_1 oh okay. Then since people are fighting to be equal in this country and you don't like it why don't you go ahead and go somewhere else to another country? I'm sure Canada would love to have you
@@cannibaliowa nah don't even waste your time tryna reason with that kid. If it's so easy to leave he can do it himself. He can just escape to Canada
And yet they get mad when immigrants just leave their country to come over to American like dude MAKE IT MAKE SENSE
It’s as if wanting your own country to improve and do better for all of its citizens is a bad thing 🙄
Ain’t these the dudes who complained about how it’s their first amendment right to fly the confederate flag now complaining about someone using their first amendment
Logan Jeffery andrew most were saying he should and is allowed to stand, but they disagree with the way he’s doing it.
LMFAO
LMAO. There are alot of pot heads in that school. I agree with Logan and Ramy. I know why Marqui is laughing.
When i saw that italian american man my age getting beat with clubs in atlantic city on national TV, that was the last draw for me. There is only so many times a group of people can fuck up.
right...
When the kid said “if he doesn’t like it then he can just leave” and the kid behind him put his head on the desk
I felt that
aska w. I literally was like “ that idiot is trying to create next North Korea 2.0”. Like what the actual fuck, veterans fought to give people rights and now he’s saying that when people EXERCISE those rights they should just leave? You know what that is? That’s a DICTATORSHIP. Jesus Christ, I really don’t know what to say. If THIS is the kind of person representing us teens, it’s no wonder every adult thinks we’re all immature.
@@ilhanyusuf2160 America fight for drugs, oil, guns and territories....
Exactly but his ass will be the first one to tell an immigrant to stay in their country and fix it
Tribe Of Warriors I don’t understand the significance.
@@ilhanyusuf2160 He gave his opinion, that if you don't like it leave.
Came to see Christopher. Was not disappointed. Stan him.
Where is he
same
@@yeks1491
25:25
hip
Hard to believe, as a 34 year old, that these kids aren’t all in support of black lives matter. I would believe this if it was 2004 but now it’s hard to see these teenagers who are clearly echoing their parents right wing beliefs. Wtf
Americans are so obsessive with their patriotism as a European it’s actually very weird
What part of Europe?
its so embarrassing sometimes but its the education system. we were taught that america is the best country and how EVERYONE wants to come here. that where it comes from
@@dani-hb9yp PLEASE 💀✋ all the schools I went to just plays music then do there announcements, but when I transferred in 2020, the current school I am enrolled still do the Pledge of Allegiance and it’s surprising to me that schools still do it to this day
@@dani-hb9yp SAME💀💀💀
That’s why we always have to bail you people out of every conflict. You can bet your ancestors didn’t think it was weird.. they were very grateful for our patriotism.
And just when I thought Christopher couldn't be more of a legend, he shows up wearing the Captain America T-shirt.
Cezara B His points are trash in this case.
Big Man how exactly?
Sir G. BLM is unironically not a great movement. I supported him in the confederate flag videos but not in this one.
Big Man BLM isn’t actually too bad of a movement. Thousands of marches/demonstrations and only a handful have had any violence. And of those handful, white nationalist groups also participated.
@@chrishansen8119 it's a larger proportion of members that are violent or trying to shut down free speech than alot of other groups. I think it dulls their message and mitigates alot if the good they do.
did anyone else come for christopher then get sad bc he wasnt talking
Sophia Rubino did you watch the video?!
Who’s Christopher
25:00
Isaiah Walsh a fucking LEGEND
Kyra Robinson pretty sure they were seniors in the confederate debate and this debate is a year later. they already graduated
I need the Christopher and Drake dynamic back. Only OG's know
bruh fr
Exactly
drake was a dumbass
drake was all opinions lol
This must really how it be to be a teacher. same setting, but different groups of people. I knew the Drake/Chris dynamic couldnt happen again because what if one of them graduated, or had another class or club. shits depressing. lol
stuff like this makes me so glad i go to a diverse school😭
Fr
Hell yea I'd fight every single one of the deluded mfs😭
I went to a white school for one year. Felt so outta place the entire time lmfao easily the most uncomfortable school year I had. Was just a complete culture shock. It was so weird sitting in a class with maybe three or four other non white kids and even then, they grew up surrounded by white ppl unlike me. hard to relate to other kids and shit when the stuff they talk about is a life u never even seen.
Went to sleep every night and woke up every day with major anxiety lmaooo
Fr
@@syedabood2478 it’s crazy because I went to a mainly African American school & we openly accept white people, Asians, & Hispanics
I hate when people say, “if you don’t like it, just leave” NOOOOOO. We live in a democracy. If we don’t like something we have the right to change it.
E Wol I can do whatever the FUCK I want. “Free country”
@@vladimirkhazinski3725 why are you getting so mad if I burnt a pride flag I guarentee you wouldnt give af
@@vladimirkhazinski3725 you just proved your hypocracy If it doesnt stand for what you believe in then you dont give af about it so what if someone doesn't agree with the current values of the us then in your own logic you should gladly burn it
@@vladimirkhazinski3725 I thought about it a little more and I kind of agree with you but still its everyone's right to burn the flag
@@vladimirkhazinski3725 I don't agree with your Statement that the country would be better off. If everyone that didn't like the country just left we wouldn't be as developed as we are today. This country is not perfect, no country is. I think it's very closed minded to believe that people should leave because who would make this country better? This country is so successful because if there is an issue the people can change it or correct it. You can't deny that there are issues. Instead of leaving why not encourage people to make this country a place you would want to stay and live?
im quite tempted to start a christopher fan page on twitter
Veronica Lucia please do it
I would make a Twitter just to follow
I will join! I m really impressed , he had debates in the comment section of the other video and I can’t believe how well versed he is on many issues. I would love if he started making videos or a blog o a podcast ! Anything really!
Sierra Harris same I have a crush on him 🥺
Do it. I will literally download Twitter if you do that, I'm serious
Some of these kids should start off by saying "I'm openly racist"
Especially that guy who said he should just leave
TAEISROOD saying someone should leave because they don’t like identifying with that country is not racist in any way. Everyone would say that no matter the race.
These guys have no clue what the definition of racism is, I swear.
E just cause you don’t like something that’s happening in your country right now and you protest it doesn’t mean you don’t identify with the country at all. Of course it’s racist to say he should leave idiot.
@@afrokid3890 When was race mentioned once at all in his saying that they should leave. Quote it please, 'idiot'.
@@afrokid3890 Protesting the pledge is never the same thing as protesting an issue btw. I don't think you know the significance of the kneeling.
As a non-American I really don't understand the obsession over the national anthem... Most people in my country don't even know the words to ours
Americans have much more pride in their country than most other nationalities have with their country.
@Caeli11 As an American I really don’t get the obsession either.
@Lord Gilbert eh honestly probably not the worst thing for americans to not show pride in our country built upon on racist and a corrupt system
@@madiserket2 Theres nothing wrong with showing pride with your country, off topic but How I feel about this video Is Veterans fought and Died for this anthem and I feel it is very important as someone who knows many vietnam vets and soldiers in my family
Bc we fought for our country and the song is honoring all the lives that died fighting for it.
The confederate flag debate they were all "I have the right to fly it, I don't care if you're offended"
But this Colin Kaepernick debate he's wrong and should leave the U.S? But yet that's his first amendment right to do so just like it was there's to fly the flag.... 😑
I don't see your point
If you don't see her point then you are dumb!
Wyatt Nelsen wow lol
hint* hint*... excercising the 1st amendment right
Good point, yet most people tend to line up on the same side, either pro flying the flag and anti Kaepernick, or anti flag and pro Kaepernick. Many people don't respect others viewpoints, just the one they champion.
The kid that said “if he doesn’t like it LEAVE “ aww he’s definitely heard that at home and at the country club a lot
Lmao forreal, My man laughing in the background made it 10 times better.
Your smart Manal because you seem to know that this is a "taught" mindset and privilege that is passed down and it's sad.
@Michael Bobkov the constitution wasn't for black men it was originally written for white men. 2nd why don't all of y'all leave and see if the U.S becomes more peaceful. "And blow kisses at your inadequate wife, mother and sister who got the right to vote after the black man."
Yeah I’m partially against protesting the anthem but that made me cringe.
America is so unique. Instead of changing it into Canada or England, MOVE to England and let others enjoy the country and the freedoms we have
Everyone is shouting out Christopher but aaayyeee SHOUTOUT TO THE YOUNG LADY IN BRAIDS!! YOU SPOKE WHEN NO ONE ELSE WOULD. PROUD OF YOU SIS!!!
Yessssss!!! And she not afraid to speak her peace in a room full of WHITE KIDS! And their subtle racism is scary... she was like IM HERE BLACK AND PROUD!!! I love it!!!!
SLAY SHAY subtle racism? Dumbass, racism in a class setting is rare as fuck.
She was also rlly involved in the flag debate she went off
Slay Shay Beauty can you fucking imagine if someone said this same thing about those BLACK KIDS and their subtle racism!
_Caden_ Yea I’m so sorry but That’s not racism. When a black person walks into a store and feels unwelcome and is treated worse than others than that is racism. When a white person walks into a black owned business and doesn’t feel welcome, well tbh I don’t really care bc they have every right too. A white person being treated unfairly due to race is veryyy unlikely and when you experience that then I’m glad for you because you get to experience what it’s like to be African American every single day.
I serve in the United States Army.
It's your right to sit, kneel, or stand during the national anthem. I will always stand because I serve this country, but I don't care if you sit kneel or stand.
Kneeling is a peaceful protest, it doesn't hurt anyone or anybody except people's feelings.
I love this country to death but by no means it's perfect. My only issue is I think each and everyday we become more and more divided.
HOO-AHH! ✊
I think it's only the "patriots" (conservatives or just racist people) who think kneeling during the national anthem is disgraceful even tho it's one of our rights.
Same. 10 years 2 tours like I don't get the outrage
@@Bird.Lover6000 But I wouldn't call them patriots. I'm a patriot, so I know our rights. And it's Kaepernick's Constitutional right to protest in this way.
@@Bird.Lover6000 it’s disrespectful, but yeah it definitely is a right.
when this teacher went home he said damn a lot my students are dumb asf
Lmaoh 😀😃😄😁😆😅😂🤣🤭
No a lot of these kids are very well worded for their age and clearly well educated. Especially Christopher.
LeftRightLeft They might be all that but for this topic no
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
he’s like i have a couple smart students, and 1 educated student, christopher 😀
Black girl. The Professor kid. & the kid with the long hair made good points.
this is a really good point, Maeve
swacfan100 and Rico, the point about the burning house was a very solid analogy
The atheist kid and Captain America too.
@@maevesheedy8177 I actually prefer to have it mostly white so we can educate and make them see a side people of color always see and they don't.plus I like seeing them get triggered
Christopher is a king that's all I can say.
Christopher is a dumbass
George McClellan I agree
Christopher is the best person in there!! People who hate are just inferior that's all😂🤦🏽♀️
elisa gurnia you cant argue with these people, they get upset over peaceful protests and defend a flag that a bunch of enemies of the US flew.
@@joshholmes4731 if u deny facts I think ur the dumb one.....
I wish the black men in the class spoke up. I would’ve liked to hear their point of view.
Agree
They NEVER do which is why the black community is so poor.
9 times outta 10 they are not due to the facts that they wanna be cool with them
Probably worried about repercussions?
Most black men just don’t care tbh
All the silent black young men in the video was kinda disappointing.
Not kind of....It's very disappointing.
They probably didn’t say anything because they knew they would have to slap someone
Disappointing but Not surprised at all.
Ikr
Literally a microcosm for real life. Black women always doing all the work
Some of these kids were the same ones defending the Confederate flag saying, "Well, it's my first amendment right to fly it and if people get offended by it, then so be it." yet they're the ones saying kneeling during the National Anthem is offensive and should not be tolerated. Gotta acknowledge your own hypocrisy y'all.
Well give them a little break they are young still and are learning. This isn’t supposed to be negative and insulting these are people’s opinions.
That is the typical response from any white Southerner or sympathizer. No surprise there.
dourtan douar
I’m not sympathetic or a white southerner but you need to understand these are people’s opinions and they are still young and haven’t experienced a lot of life yet so don’t expect them to be rational.
It was offensive because they were actively working for and representing the nfl. They didn’t get permission from the nfl so that’s why it shouldn’t be tolerated. If they hadn’t been *actively* representing the company they work for however, it’s their right to kneel if they want.
I haven't seen the same kids saying he doesn't have the right.
PEOPLE ARE SO UNCOMFORTABLE WITH PROTESTS BUT NOT WITH PEOPLE BEING MURDERED
That's just false some are uncomfortable about both or neither as well.
@@undebunker8381 oh my, honey. obviously not everybody. but i did say people not *everybody*. so it's not false at all.
@@ezgi8256 Yeah that's true, I over reacted. But I haven't seen any evidence that someone there was anymore comfortable with murder than protesting... but I'm sure there is some lunatic out in the world that thinks, yeah "murder ok, but protest bad".
No one there was okay with murder. I think your argument was a straw-man just like mine was.
Undebunker If this is referring to current events, I’ve seen lots of people saying George Floyd’s death was deserved and the protests are terrible. It’s a disgusting world we live in where people will care more about corporations than lives.
Exactly
25:35 The King makes his entrance!
I was like where's my mans at??? they need to start rolling out red carpets when he steps in😭
@@vgueafrica LMAOAOOA deadass
Thank you cause that's why I'm here!!😂
The Real Captain America!
yesss
Confederate Flag video: Too bad if your offended.
Kneeling Protest video: I'm offended by that.
The hypocrisy is unreal.
Pretty sure this was an almost completely different group than the one that was in that video. But ok
Kansas is very racist lol it's right next to Arkansas and Oklahoma. I'm not surprised by the very apparent racism.
@@King-zx4qr naw there was alot from the same class
just saw that video their parents are to blame for they're hate
@@D-J-1-1-1 What hate?
Chris had on the Anonymous shirt in the Confederate flag debate, and he has the Captain America shirt on in this Kaepernick debate. Chris is the real MVP.
1 7 you so personally attacked 😭commenting on both vids stop crying already get a life
1 7 You are the definition of a *Idiot*
xavier says the dumbass who doesn’t understand grammar.
Яee stick to roblox lmfao
chris is my guy fr
I love how Christopher is finally getting the respect he deserves in this video. All of those laughs turned into claps
yessir
Put some respect on his name
@Voltaire Amadeus why not
@Voltaire Amadeus he makes completely valid points that make sense. You’re just too fuckin dumb to realize that.
@Vader Can you give any valid points on why his points are retarded?
man i think chris has a pencil for every outfit
He’s a smart fellow
When he said “if u don’t like it then leave” that’s basically saying we have to be ok with racism. Idk .. that comment made me mad.. like I am a citizen I shouldn’t have to leave where I’m from because people can’t accept my blackness. like wtf
The phrase has nothing to do with racism. It has everything to do with realism. If you do not like somewhere, move somewhere that suits you.I was told this by members of the same race and guess what-I moved!
@@twistednerve74 It is a ridiculous concept to assume that all people are in the position to suddenly move, especially out of their country. Many people are locked in by their careers or their poverty or any other number of restrictions, and in the case of leaving a country, it is insane to assume that any person would simply want to abandon the life they have built.
twistednerve74 so every time change is needed and people recognize it then they should leave right, if people had that mainstream there would never been a Civil Rights movement
twistednerve74 That’s not realistic though because an overwhelming majority of African Americans and Indians are in poverty. Why would Indians move if this is there true home?
Nobody cares about us your blackness. You want people to care for the attention. Grow up. You live in one of the most privileged countries in the world. Stop acting like you’re struggling.
Christopher needs to become a Supreme Court judge. He is worthy and a great person.
@パンダsir asap sponge They never will be if we are hoping to not live in an authoritarian regime.
Kevin
Christopher is a young idealist that doesn't truly understand freedom of speech. If he became a Supreme Court judge then the USA would be one step closer to losing its freedoms under the disguise of (false) virtue.
FLYING DREAM PRODUCTIONS big facts
Troy Lemieux how come you disagree?
Troy Lemieux thank you, it’s ridiculous
The kid who said “if you don’t like it leave” really thought he did something
Wow such an original comment
idk your reply makes no sense, you absolute melt
@idk you should be saying that to other girl lmao
@@Draftspike ooh you got me
idk ay shutcho ahh up
not the last guy being like “we can’t get rid of racism just yet😫”
i mean hes right. its not racist its the truthe. racism has been and will most likey be a thing for a very long time. we havent lived in peace but we live in the most peacful time. we are teaching more and more about the harm, disgust, and overall wrong racism is
@@svaucyi Exactly. As long as there are racist parents teaching their kids from generation to generation, it's still going to take time for racism to be completely gone. It's wrong but it's being taught by other racist people.
@@svaucyi yeah and hes tryna make an excuse and say that we should give up
@@svaucyi Change can be as fast as we make it and I don't know why people think we need to leisurely glide past racism as a society... starting tomorrow or "with the next generation" coming from a kid in this generation.
@@svaucyi of course racism isn't going to go away in a heartbeat. but whats wrong with actively trying to bring awareness and change NOW? just because it makes you uncomfortable to talk about doesn't mean we should just put it off to the side. get used to being uncomfortable when it comes to bringing change
Christopher Justice is a shining star to me. This kid does his research and maintains his fact-based analysis
Me Xavier literally as soon as this video started I was like where’s Christopher?
@@gbritto98 Ha! Me too!!!!
me too
You mean an idiot? I agree
is he in here?
EDIT: 25:29,51:15
i'm getting anxiety being a minority and watching this. I feel so bad for all the non-whites at this school.
True
As a non white person, I don’t understand why you would feel bad for the students of color.
This school seems to offer students a chance to have these types of conversation. All these students have the ability to articulate their opinions in a very calm and intelligent way.
I wish I had this class when I was in high school.
Debbie Martin I do understand where you are coming from and you do make a valid point. It is great that these kids can have these conversations. What a meant when I said I felt bad was that it must be frustrating. Both you and I know that the kneeling protest has nothing to do with the flag and our troops. And so do all non whites who have experienced any sort of discrimination. So when people are ignorant to that I’m sure it frustrates you just as much as me. Because then the whole point of the protest gets nullified under a different conversation. That’s what I meant. Also, thanks for not just throwing curse words at me as most people in the comments tend to do.
@Blasphy B Ok low iq ^
@Blasphy B What an unamerican view for you to take. perhaps you'd be more comfortable in Russia?
Shout out to the young black queen with the braids for speaking up. She's the female version of Chris in this video.
It's so disturbing that all these young people had no issue with flying a flag that represents traitors and and losers...but has an issue with a man respectfully using his first amendment rights.
Fjj Of course people are aware of men AND women across seas fighting for our rights. But you have to know that it’s their first amendment right to protests. Technically protesters aren’t protesting veterans. They are protesting the systemic racism of the country. The injustices in this country.
@Fjj
Kaepernick was advised by a teammate who was a former member of the armed forces that he should kneel instead of sit, he's respecting the troops and the 1st amendment and so is Jasmine.
Simply put it, you're just trying to shut her up with the old, "'Murica, troops, good men..." bullshit so she'll feel guilty for saying anything that criticizes any part of the US.
Luke D very little evidence that he wasn’t opportunistic for what he did.
@@muslimchip5380
What does that even mean? MLK anf other civil rights leaders used public marches and protests to bring awareness to segregation and various other forms of discrimination.
Gay Rights groups used the Stonewall riots to fight for gas rights.
Several individuals and groups have used chances such as those to get a platform to bring greater awareness and support to their cause.
Hell, Hong Kong protestors and people who wanted Hong Kong independence and democracy used the Extradition bill to vying support to such causes. Your point?
I was waiting for sum black men in the class to chime in!!!..I wanted to hear from them!!
Whose interpretation it is saying kneeling is disrespectful. Disrespectful is when you turn your back against the flag and anthem. You kneel when you are proposing, you kneel to face your king, you get down on both knee to pray. Kneeling is a gesture of humbleness and submission. What Colin did to me signify "I respect you but I can't bring myself to stand when my brothers and sister being discriminate, killed and socially profiled."
Well stated! 👏🏽
YES SUH!!! This is the best argument here!
The majority of black people are being killed by other black people. So that’s straight bs
I love it
"People died so we can get to where we are". Does this young man know that black people also fought for our freedom.
More died fighting for slavery
People KILLED to be were we are, not are being killed or have been killed we do not have a status of victim we've been the oppressor since day 1
@@xXBrianBelloxX they don't brah its all about taking ressources, oil and creating chaos my brother was in Irak and he told me that America was the problem not the solution, a wolf dressed as a 🐏. Look at the situation of Syria now, Libya and what not. Do u really think that we went down there to help em? Just be smart and think for a second.
@Fin00 I'd like to see some stats to back that claim up
Do you know when we say "people died so we can get to where we are" that implies to all races. And yes many black soldiers gave everything they had for us to get here BUT that also implies to all races including white people.
I love the young lady in the braids!!!! She wasn’t afraid to speak UP AND OUT!!!
Good job to my boy Christopher!!!
@Fjj veterans fought for our right to be able to protest against america, it's not disrespecting them at all. if people aren't allowed to speak their mind fully, even if it is critical of the u.s, why have a free country? veterans fought for us to speak our minds and doing that is not disrespectful
@Fjj "your people"? Don't say that it sounds derogatory and belittling and you know it. Be respectful and say African American or just American because you'll don't call yourself European American. Also, American patriotism started slavery in the first place... what do you want us to say, "thank you." America has a lot to work on especially with racial issues.
Fjj the south is apart of america and american culture. Also slavery was all over America and American Territories starting with the 13 colonies when America was still under British rule.
@Fjj I dont know why you keep arguing that this form of protest disrespects the military and its veterans. Kaepernick got a lot of support from military personnel not because they agreed with his messages necessarily, but because they respect his right to protest. In fact, as others have pointed out, the kneeling element was a suggestion by a veteran, since taking a knee is something that is done in the military.
You've also tried to separate history for some reason as if slavery, segregation, and the overall bigotry experienced by black Americans is somehow the fault of the south. America is one country with one history - you don't see Germany not taking responsibility for nazis or trying to argue that that was just Hitler and not Germany itself. You're allowed to love the US and be patriotic, but people who recognize an issue within a country and try to bring attention to it and change it are just as patriotic and you should not fault them for their actions.
The constitution may have been written over 300 years ago, but its only been in the last 50 years that black people have seen some sort of equality in America. And even then, it hasn't been great. So just because he's protesting and people are agreeing with it does not make them ungrateful or unAmerican or automatically mean that they don't recognize the sacrifices of the military
I dont know who needs to hear this but Mr. Justice enters at 25:25
Fuc u
hahaha i looked for him !!!
Mama Joe joe mama
I needed to hear this, you’re doing amazing work
Lol that’s what I needed
“if he doesn’t like it, then leave.”
DUDE that doesn’t solve the issue
Your pfp is how I've been feeling throughout this entire vid lol
But whats his existing issue though
It 100% solves the issue. People complain about living as a minority in a white society. Yet they don't talk about how privileged they truly are living in such a society.
People really act like
1. The flag and anthem only represents veterans
2. Black people are veterans too, who are still treated like black people in America before they are treated like vets in America.
✊🏾
@cool franky CR7 only democrats whites
not all black peole support kneeling, yuou DO uderstand that, too, right?
MrEvldreamr you’d be crazy not to...YOU KNOW THAT
lol keep crying
These kids don’t understand that protest is supposed to be disruptive and supposed to make people talk about it.
they dumb
Yeah its more of question of effectiveness, are people more talking about the way the protest went down or what was protested.
they will never get it because like their ancestors they don,t want to get it ; they are perfectly fine with what's going on because they reap the fruits and the rewards of white supremacy.
If he did the things they mentioned they would not have been discussing the protest or the issue.
wrong not supposed to disrupt anything if it does it a riot not a protest
“you can’t protest this country” isn’t flying a confederate flag protesting the country too?
Losers in 1865, losers in 2020.
It depends on the motive to fly the flag. Some just like the look. Others are proud to be from the south buy still very much love the USA.
I don't have a Confederate flag but a neighbor does. Another neighbor has a rainbow flag. They are all friends. Black white and hispanic all meet on my front porch for my bbq and sweet tea. The Duke boys had a car with the flag painted on the roof. They were not protesting the USA. In the show there love for the USA was on display often.
@@bobbywise2313 LOL I’m going to put on my swastika shirt because I just like the aesthetic.
The story about your neighbors is heartwarming af though, ngl.
@@taytubeofficial That's cool. I have no issue with what anyone wears. It's a free country if you like the swastika than more power to you. You can still have bbq at my place.
I judge by content of character not the clothes you have on or the flag you fly.
Having said that out of respect I fly no flags and wear plain clothes because I hope to offend no one. I realize that just because I don't find things offensive so might.
I've never seen or heard anyone use a Confederate Flag to "protest" the country. It is a symbol of Southern culture.
“He should do it a different way”
Yeah, POC hear that all of the time.
“It just divides us”
Translation: this makes me uncomfortable and I want POC to stop making me aware of what we’re doing to them.
lmao the guy in the back at 5:50 that puts his head down and mouths "what?" after the guy says "you can just leave"... i feel you bro
D. Alexa haha, I saw that. Ugh I couldn't be in that room
D. Alexa “if he doesn’t like innocent black people getting murdered daily, he can just leave”
Dude would've got checked after school
@@JustinBullock03 hey buddy did u know in 2019, 9 unarmed African Americans got killed by the police and 19 white Americans got killed by the police so wat u talking bout
dougy h while the information you provided is true, you aren’t presenting enough information here hun. white people make up 72% of the population of the united states while black people make up approximately 12%. so yes there are more white people being shot unarmed by the police, but when looking at this data, black people are more likely to be shot if they’re unarmed in america
“If he doesn’t like it, he can just leave”
Lord I couldn’t be in that room. You’d have to throw me out and call the cops
Yeah, you guys are always getting violent. That's your problem.
Ok tough guy
@@hurryandleave9680 you wouldn't say that in person
@@thoughtsbeforeactions714 Of course I would. Why wouldn't I?
@Thoughts Before Actions is that supposed to be some kind of threat
i gotta stop watching this its getting me riled up and i need to go to sleep
ava M bro same it’s 2 am and I’m in the 2nd one
its 4:31 am and I'm on my second video 💀
These videos make me mad because I can’t join the conversation!
Yup and all the guilt indoctrinated zombies will soon be voting. Some multiple times.
haaaaaaaaaaaa same
What Kaepernick brought to light is that we care more about a flag, a song and ourselves than our fellow living beings.
Thank you.
What he brought to light is how easily controlled he is by his woman.
@@luigigonzales992 How?? His protest was about the oppression we still face in America. Not about a woman
What he brought to mind is how easily a celebrity like himself can be bought by globalist powers who want America dead.
@@danielleconnor6575 He wasn’t protesting until his anti-American girlfriend told him to do so. She has jihadist ties.
Honestly the African American girl is definitely the most educated on this topic.
Where is she today
@@jamesashby4197 I have no idea
Gee i wUNDER wHy______???
And as should be🙄🤷🏾♀️😒
@@lizkent7514 my thoughts exactly...! Lmao
Also I love the kid everyone calls the "professor" in this video and even more so the Confederate flag debate. Love him. Insightful, intelligent, well-versed, logical, courageous... he should be proud of himself
alayna trombley yes he needs his own segment
Agreed
man this teacher has some of the most patience i've ever seen. Being a minority in a space with confederates must be tough. Respect.
Act like all conservatives are bad people
@@marvthemartian001 nope. just the kids in that class. you can tell because they'll be constitutionalists in one debate and then say fuck the bill of rights in the second. Thats the trademark of a douchenut conservative, but im sorry if mean man on the internet made you mad mad
Liberals do the same though. Last month - “Banned all guns, why did you need a gun? We have the cops, call 911”. Then turn around and say “dismantle the police, Fuck 12!”. Like bruh... that’s liberals lol. They have done the same with the Corona Virus. Tell everyone to stay inside or you’ll be fined, then immediately disregard what they just said and tell people to protest. It happens on both sides. I agree on certain prospects on each side. Who am I voting for though? Trump, cause Biden is just way to mentally dismantled. Dude has screwed up to many times. “If you don’t vote me, you’re not black.” Like what kinda BS is that lol
@@barry7816 1. i dont think anyone was actually making the argument police > guns, 2. those who are anti-gun are still anti gun, 3. liberals have dumbasses too its innevitable
@@barry7816 the difference is that liberals are just retarded and dumb, but many conservatives are lowkey racist and hateful of people....
I’d love to see a debate on what took place at the Capitol earlier this year.
Absolutely!
And the riots as a comparison
It was a bunch of morons. As 99 percent of America will tell you.
"People just have to accept racism is just never going away" in translation "Black people will be descriminated against so accept it"
Ac E that’s exactly what they mean when they say that. THEY DONT EVEN WANT TO CHANGE IT
These kids might as well start off by saying "I'm openly racist "
Racism could be dead rn. But its us black niggas keepin it alive.
What time did they say that at
QB creamer#44 what are you talking about. Do you know KKK and white supremacy groups are still a thing, so please explain how is it our fault racism is still alive. All the these hate groups and racist people still exist in all races not just black people so your comment was really stupid and ignorant JS.
saying "there will always be racism" is normalizing racism.
Back talk. It's quite ain't no back talk.
edit: I guess there is back talk even though they are putting words in my mouth.
@@anika8709 It's not. Scientifically speaking every race is going to be biased. No way around that. Racism can be lessened but never completely deleted.
@@LegendaryStarLord it can if we stop believing in the bullshit theory of race
I can’t believe it’s 2020 and people still don’t know race is actually a theory
@@Dwhifwhidwhiqdn12 Race is not just a theory, race is a intrinsic part of someone's ethnicity/ biology. To treat someone differently or be biased against a person's race is racist, but a distinction is obvious so it isn't productive to ignore it.
@@LegendaryStarLord I never said that racism can be deleted. I said that if people say "there will always be racism" they're normalizing racism, an act that should not be normalized or accepted just because "there are always going to be racist people". Yeah I guess every race has a bias but I feel as long as they can see through that bias and are able to not judge someone based on their race but based on their personality, then they are not racist they are trying to fix their prejudice.
the same kids arguing against kapernicks protest are the same kids in another debate that were supporting the right to fly the confederate flag just saying 🤷🏻♀️
As was once said, "Sociologists often speak of how dominant groups praise a behavior when done by its members, but criticize a minority group for demonstrating that behavior."
Alicia Michele if it was my understanding from both videos they’re arguing that it’s everyone’s right to be able to fly a flag bc here in america people have *FREEDOM*. but their arguments contradict each other lol so idek how i feel about it
Well it is a free country where your first amendment protects you from any right to speech. Don’t say that the flag is hate speech too, because with the first amendment you’re protected from anything you say.
Paul George exactly which was the argument used for the confederate flag, freedom of speech. but they’re arguing against kaps freedom of speech
Jasmine speach lmfao how i was pointing out how one was arguing for the freedom of speech/expression to fly the flags but arguing against kaps right to freedom of speech/expression to kneel
This debate was so much more substantive and civil and well reasoned than the Confederate Flag debate, and I think that's primarily because it wasn't hijacked by smug bigots hiding behind the guise of "free speech" and "heritage." Every kid tried their best to bring a sound point to the table and there was a lot of actual listening going on.
2:42 "All of you are intelligent."
So that was a fucking lie
But they did all remain respectful of each other, that’s a pretty hard task to do when you’re in high school
Maybe, just maybe, he meant other than Politics and debates🤦♂️ Have to make everything about politics
I would say they all are intelligent. I agree with him. Though you might think they're stupid because they disagree with you. Unfortunate conclusion to come to.
They are not dumb u just think their ideas are dumb also calling kids dumb isn’t a good look
PLEASE
“if he doesn’t like it he can leave” there’s nothing more i hate than that phrase.
I know right? My comeback would be, “well he loves America. Whether you like it or not he’s doing something about it to see some change for good. A lot more than you’ll ever do.”
@@christopherfischer6998 or an even better response would be if the people who don't like what Kapernick is doing they can leave the country. 🙃
My people (white) never want to address what/who's country this really is and the JUST LEAVE comment use to be GO BACK TO AFRICA when I was in High School (87-91)
He has an ass kicking in his future hopefully.
@@xXBrianBelloxX You want him to show respect the way you think he should. He has stated from the very beginning that he has nothing but respect for the military the reason he met with an ex-Ranger/Navy Seal who advised him to kneel. It was never about the military or a lack of respect for any troops. Back in 2016 you guy's we're able to muddy the waters to keep potential allies to his cause confused & nervous to give a fair listen. That doesn't work in 2020 👎👎 He was calling for the END of systemic racism, END of police brutality, the END of educational inequality, the END of double standards for people with money, the END of oppressing America's truly rich/diverse/surprising/creative/strong people who've caused us at times to be unique & beautiful together as one (we never hear those stories). That's what he stands for and that's why people kneeled with him. 💯💯💯
I’m so heated and frustrated that i can’t argue back 😂
Ha, me too. I want to be there soooo badly 🤦🏽♀️ 🤣😜
It's not an argument it's a debate
Same I’m here talking to the screen like they can hear me
Kaepernick is a complete lowlife spoiled pile of 💩 . The racist idiot deserves everything that comes his way. Hes part of the problem in this country. A millionaire for throwing a ball complaining about everything. Dude needs to disappear!
Andy Wright turn your tv off. Problem solved.
I really wish that some of the black kids had more input, as I feel all of these white knights are just speaking for everyone.
What do you think would happen if they spoke up?
There's a small percentage of minorities at that school the teacher even admitted to that
@@Goldenxbih you would hear an opinion from the people being affected most. Shit,, if they dont speak shit aint changing
I remember when I was in school I was afraid to talk about issues I faced as a black person because I didn't want to have white people hate me. I definitely dont feel that way now but it's how I felt as a teen.
@@rs-op8bb Me too. It’s very very traumatic and haunting.
I’m 19 and still very afraid. I’m an African girl who grew up and lives in Germany, Europe. You’re not the only one. I hope there will a time, where we will be fearless.
There are two quotes which I like and which may be a helpful reminder for you:
„Carry yourself with the confidence of a mediocre white man“
„ If you are silent about your pain, they’ll kill you and say you enjoyed it.“ - Zora Neale Hurston
Sending you positive vibes & stay blessed✨
All of them forget that a veteran TOLD him to kneel
a democrat veteran probably
REDEX TWISTED a veteran nonetheless. It doesn’t matter what party he’s part of.
REDEX TWISTED even if they were a democrat, they still served in the military
REDEX TWISTED now the only veterans with valid opinions are conservative? Shut the fuck up.
So?
People despised MLK when he was alive, don’t you dare say there is a BETTER way to protest!
Frr.
There’s actually research that’s said that he might have been the most hated man during his time.
Sydney Long
MLK was the most influential ? Look it up maybe
A better way to protest is kneel after the anthem so ur showing awareness but respecting your country
Leeny Lee please show us the research
majority of the students in this school need a serious reality check. they’re in such a small bubble.
I went to a school similar to this, some do, some don’t. Unfortunately these bubbles predictably exist within certain colleges, and the students who land in those continue to hold this stupid mindset, and everyone else luckily does change
They are all pretty young and in a conservative community. I dont know why this was ever even an issue to begin with, hes just a dude kneeling. The fact anyone that has a strong negative opinion is just evidence of right wing news radicalizing people.
@Christian Voros there is no left wing news. The only left wing sources you can find are online and independent creators.
@@argon7479 Dude... go to opensecrets.org and check out the 6 companies that own main stream media and who they donate to. Hint: It's not republicans. 99 percent of Twitter employees donate to democrats and 95 of facebook employees donate to democrats. Media is definitely left leaning.
@@JelloJelloJello and now? The whole US is a right winged country. Just because the Democratic Party is not as far right as the republican doesn’t mean it’s left wing. People from theUS often seem to mess this up and the same goes for socialism and communism
the attitudes towards “being offended” or the “first amendment rights” are completely different between this video and the confederate flag video from some people.
This teacher is doing such a great job educating his students. They’re engaged, thinking, and listening to opposed views.
Yes but there was so much ignorance in that room.
I think so but he should be asking questions that question both sides of the arguments. You can definitely tell which side he is on.
Shockzy Let’s not act like there are two equal sides here. There is one right and one wrong here.
BrandonPryorMusic well there are two sides and I don’t know which you agree on but there is really no right answer here it’s just a bunch of opinions so you can definitely ask questions for both sides of the arguement
..Opposing views. But well put.
“he can’t just protest our country” uhhh actually yea bud he can
ananda hart it’s highly disrespectful to stand on the graves of soldiers, black, white, man, and woman, and kneel and not show respect to the deaths of millions
Pocket Gools i understand where your coming from but firstly he does have the right to peacefully express idealogies has its his 1st amendment right. Secondly, Nate Boyer a former teammate of Kaepernick’s, who was also decorated Army Green Beret before joining the NFL made the suggestion to Kaepernick to kneel. He explained that when he lost a soldier during his deployments, him and other soldiers would kneel to honor his sacrifice. So when Kaepernick kneeled, it was a sign of respect to those who poured blood sweat and tears for this country while also defending his personal beliefs
@@truckerbanjoman You're an idiot. Things fly right over your head .
Pocket gools, a little info on the topic is that he was originally sitting, and then a veteran came up and explained that sitting was disrespecting the soldiers, and that they kneel if a soldier dies, so they kneel to respect them, that’s what Colin did, he didn’t disrespect veterans/soldiers in any way, he chose to listen to the vet to respect the soldiers.
@Gabriella Bella I absolutely hate how you blow police brutality out of proportion. And it ALWAYS comes back to race for you people.
Protesting is NOT supposed to be comfortable, MLK, Malcolm X, Rosa Parks were told to stop being divisive when they protested too. Think about that for a sec.
UniquelyMade all communist agitators
UniquelyMade If MLK Had a problem with the police he would protest a police station and if he had a problem with the government he'd have a March on washington
Adrian M. KMAO, thanks for the laugh, now go back to watching faux news idiot
Matt TheDestroyer 2 what’s your point exactly?
UniquelyMade my point is just that if you want to make your protest clear, Protest what your against, don't protest the flag that represents our flag because it doesn't represent our police force, they could actually protest the police about police violence.
Dude Christopher is such an icon. It's been 5 years, I wonder what amazing things he's up to now
No one should be FORCED to stand for anything.
That would just bring us closer to dictatorship
@@invisibilly1946 So being forced to stand for a song makes us less of a dictatorship?
@@danielbrewster5182 Oh my bad I was agreeing with you. Lol sorry for the misunderstanding
@@danielbrewster5182 I was saying being forced to stand for something would make us a dictatorship
@@invisibilly1946 Oh ok. I guess I didnt read it right.
Do they really think a song is bringing the country together????????!??!???!
@king prince but isn't Liberty and Justice for ALL a good thing??? There can be good ideas, that are executed poorly. He was a man full of contradictions he was on record stating the system of slavery was full of sin and "a bed of torture." IMO I don't think anyone knows about Key they just just hear the words and think yeah Liberty is good.
The national anthem never said liberty and justice for all, that’s the pledge of allegiance
a song written by an avid racist
Exactly!!! Teacher should share the UA-cam video that shows who the guy was that wrote the star spangled banner. It would be interesting to see everyone’s reaction after they find out what it originally says regarding slaves .
They don't teach what's really said in the last portion of the song. It's no surprise because mostly everything in American history is based on lies and deception.
I don’t think the kid that said “well just leave America” realizes who built this country. It wasn’t his ancestors, lmao
little cactus not even his country to begin with
On top of that they are the ones that took us 😑
Torre desean Smith jr nah it was other black people who sold each other to white people
Lion King that don’t mean shit when those same black people who sold us were eventually sold as well. please shut the fuck up...
Lion King other tribes sold each other so of course they won’t care and if they didn’t sell other tribes they as well would face backlash from the European conquistadors
"If he doesn't like it here then he can just leave" my god the ignorance of some people never seizes to amaze me. And the kid right behind him sitting there nodding his head agreeing with him😭😭
And the other behind him was laughing lol.
not me pausing the video to argue with the racists as if i’m actually there
Thought I was the only one
Same bruh😂😂
In my head im having a reaction video😂
You guys just call anyone a racist now
"rAsIsTs"
Chris is the GOAT when it comes to facts Shout out Chris Aka THE PROFESSOR 💯
Yes. He was wearing the Captain America shirt
As a European, I find it incredibly odd how patriotic Americans can be. And it's clearly shown in the beginning of this video, where the main arguments against Kaepernick are "well although he is trying to raise awareness of the treatment of PoC in the US, he shouldn't disrespect our nation," which I don't think would happen as much in Europe. The fair treatment of people should never be silenced because it may "disrespect" the nation.
I just find it so American to use that as an argument. That you shouldn't stand up for the mistreatment of a social group because it disrespects the flag or whatever. If they're being mistreated, why are you more concerned about the way they choose to bring awareness to it? If this happened in my country, I would never, ever, stand there and say "how dare you disrespect my country by bringing up its flaws!". THE FLAWS ARE THERE. It's better to recognise them and collectively work to fix them, rather than completely dismissing it. I'd ten times out of ten "disrespect" my country if my country was mistreating their population. No matter what. I care more about people being treated fairly and equally than some random colour on a piece of cloth or a national anthem. To care more about a flag and national anthem than the fair treatment of citizens just really shows someone's true colours.
There is a strong sense of patriotism amongst many Americans, despite real issues that affect many people. It’s interesting to hear this pointed out by someone European. I agree with you.
American patriotism is corny af
It's because it's not really about the flag or the respect of America. It's about these people not liking the protest being brought to their faces when they watch football. If these guys really cared about "respecting America" they wouldn't be flying confederate flags since that goes against the current state of America and it's a traitorous flag.
This is a pure lie
@@talitali48 lol sure
Actually it was a veteran that noticed that Colin was sitting down during the national anthem he spoke to him and told him that kneeling would be better.
confederate flag debate: “you’re just easily offended but its MY RIGHT”
kaepernick debate: “its your right but iM oFfEnDEd stOp”
really boys ? really ??? well now you know how we felt last time...
It’s actually not his right to kneel, when you’re working for a company they can stop you performing certain acts, so legally the nfl could have given any form of disciplinary action towards kaepernick.
FACTS!!!
Inquire about it No. The people are arguing for the right to fly the confederate by the government. If a private company wants to fire one of their workers because they fly the confederate flag, they have every right to do so. The difference is the government is suppose to protect free speech. All free speech. In the Kaepernick situation he works for a private business, the NFL and they have every right to legally take disciplinary action against him if he refuses to stand for the flag.
You can’t tell someone whether or not to be offended but I honestly feel like the people who said they were offended were digging for a problem that wasn’t there. They needed an excuse to dismiss kapernicks beliefs.
@@eliteproductions3997 his employer was the 49ers and their CEO openly supported Kap's protest.
Who's here after the ex cop kneeled on George Floyd neck, killing him?
Me SMH
Yup me as well..
I wonder where are these students today and what are they thinking now!
I came back actually
I wouldn't call him an ex-op, I would call him a murderer.
Why does it feel like this was posted yesterday
cause it’s still relevant
@@djsavage7759 unfortunately tru
spread love it’s not relevant at all kapernick has been out of the league for years lmao
Big ass Ape racism. the racism is still relevant.
maura smith lmao I didn’t know getting payed 50 million a year was racist😂😂
For the kids who were saying that the national anthem is the one thing that “unifies” us, was there ever unity if there was a huge amount of oppression?
so they want to "bring our country together" with a song but then own a flag (confederate flag) that was made so that our country can be separated..
Ariam Meseret its exhausting here oml
Ariam Meseret glad that i dont live in america
preach!!
Fjj ?
The logic is unreal 😂😂
Who’s hear after watching the confederate flag debate video ?
Everyone now shut up
Me! Can't even believe the hypocrisy in this video!
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@Aaron Zimmerman I don't think anyone has the right to fly the Confederate flag. It's the same as flying a Nazi flag. When you fly a symbol of racism, it's not okay. People are free, but when you fly a symbol that supports taking away someone else's freedoms, it isn't ok.
@Aaron Zimmerman I don't think you should arrest them for it either. The Confederate flag is a symbol of racism. We can't have people flying them. We need to teach kids what it means and why it's bad.
Watch the confederate flag one after this one. The irony is hilarious.
@@Freaqie1 ooh someone’s annoyed
@@Freaqie1 damn bro this is hilarious
lmfao sameee
@@Freaqie1 shut down
White Supremists racists, living in a tiny little box, fearful and hateful of non whites and non Christian, fully believing America is a White Christian English Speaking Country, not remembering we are All immigrants with hundreds of cultures, religions but Rich White Republicans want and will lie and kill for White Superiority. You can't peaceful protest in a football game, and you should leave and not protest?! Racists in that room.
The kid at 6:13 is so painfully ignorant, I hope he's educated by now.
I SEE CHRISTOPHER BUT HE NOT SAYING NOTHING. He must’ve ate to much greens at the cookout.
Eian2K 😂😂
ikr if they do another one i hope he’s up for speaking some more. he makes great points backed up with facts
I feel like he's shy about speaking up this time. He didn't have the same passion that he had before. The teacher seems to like to make a joke our of him, but you could already tell from the confederate flag video that his classmates don't respect him. I feel like he probably got bullied at school when the cameras were of and didn't want to draw attention to himself.
@@sumchick345 righttt it makes me sad when the kids laugh cause one hes the most educated
TwisterCuber bless ur beautiful soul ✨🧚🏾♀️
If Kap wouldn’t have done it... this young intelligent kids wouldn’t have even had this convo in the first place. Seems to me like Kap did something right.
Paz Mello this is a better educated future for both sides
They are not educated they are ignorant.
“ If you don’t like it just leave”
Why should a citizen leave if they have an issue with their country?
“ Why can’t he work with the community”
Well he has y’all just ignored him.
Exactly Kap was successful with his peaceful protest. Started the conversation and action towards change.
I just want to appreciate this black man for trying to educate these kids who obviously don’t get educated at home about black issues. Keep doing the better good sir ❤️
Yes. He's a great teacher I'm sure. We need more like him. He's respectful but he gets his point across.
Seems to me like they don't get educated at home about anything, not just black issues.
Brett F. You said it not me 🥴😅
cause they not black
black issues should only be paid attention by blacks
I find it so confusing how in the first debate they advocated for freedom of speech pertaining towards the confederate flag but now in correlation with Kapernick kneeling it’s the other way around
"If he doesn't like America he can just leave."
1. It's not easy to leave the USA and get legal citizenship somewhere else
2. That's essentially saying "If you don't agree with racism, you should just leave."
Where is racism in this? Black people have this skewed perception that if no one agrees with them, you're automatically racist.
Use your brain for once, there are 52 cards in the deck, stop using the race one.
"if you dont like what kapernick is saying, stop watching football"
@@anthonyc2072 That's not what I'm saying. Kaepernick was kneeling because he's protesting racism in America, ie he doesn't want to stand for a country he doesn't agree with. I wasn't saying the kid was racist because I didn't agree with him dumb ass bitch.
@@RJ-he2ns
Yet you still can't show where you got your racism from.
Nowhere does it indicate that the kid is racist for what he said. He's just as entitled to his opinion as Kap is.
@@anthonyc2072 Did you even read my comment? I never said he was racist. In fact, I said he wasn't racist.
Telling someone to leave because they find a problem they don’t like in a country the live in is like telling yourself to throw your dirty dishes away instead of simply washing them! You think he can’t leave is crazy but why leave instead of help cleaning it up!
great analogy. Couldn’t have said it better myself
Him and his family need to leave because America is native Americans and Mexicans home country not white people
Antoine Porche-rideaux exactly white people didn’t find this country so he should leave how dare he say than leave
Antoine Porche-rideaux I recognize that people can live in harmony here but we should work to make it better for everyone. Telling someone to leave the US undermines the system of democracy our country was founded on
Exactly, telling people to leave cause they don’t like it here will just make America worse.
"He can leave"
That's the racist one right there!
Zjenster Logic what?
Thats literally not even racist
what does that have to do with anything in mis-informed shit
mila renolds I'm dead 😂
""He can leave"
That's the racist one right there!"
That's the SJW one right there!
I have a lot of respect for Mr Mohammed! You are genuinely doing a great service to these kids by hosting a conversation with these kids. They are learning more then the topic here. I was ruling on the fb comment! I've been involved in fb convos where adults weren't able to have a real discussion on this very topic. These kids are learning that sensitive topics can be talked about without destroy relationships. We don't have to agree to be friends!
It's a damn shame, not one Black male spoke, not one, onlt the lone Black female.
Michonne's Mum Yes, it is a shame.
Michonne's Mum yeah I was kinda surprised that the black gentlemen didnt speak once during the debate, however, I'm kinda not surprised because unfortunately, its usually always the black women that speak up before the black men do... It's almost like the submit more than black woman do. The whole black lives matter movement was started by 3 black women: 2 African Americans, and one Nigerian American.
DAce "3 black women, 2 African Americans" what's the difference?
Connor Townsend Townsend,
racially, there is no difference, but culturally there is.. It's like saying "there are 3 white women: 2 Italians, and 1 German." Racially, there the same, but nationality wise & culturally they're different.
So that is why I broke down the 3 black women into their nationalities as well because black people are not a monolith and the black diaspora is huge. It shows that blacks all around can be connected and on the same page in the pursuit of equality.
Uwadia Edomwonyi they were complacent why repeat the same fucking point over and over
I disagree with the mindset of “if he doesn’t like it he should just leave.” America is his home too and if he is discontent with the racism occurring here he has every right to peacefully protest. It’s his civil duty as a citizen to fight for what he believes is right in a non-violent way. That is how we grow and improve- having the bravery to fight for change and what you believe is right.
yeah protesting just makes things worse tho
@@peenhead9938 then what should they do , just no protesting ?
@@omonighoojeaga1820 I dont think protesting ever makes a difference, so its pointless imo. It usually just causing more conflict and disagreement
@@peenhead9938 there is always going to be discourse around any issue,that's inevitable.Protestong shows that people are tired of the treatment and it amplifies what people are talking about
@@omonighoojeaga1820Just look what protesting did this year. whether it was the riots and looting in cities or the charge at the capital. That definitely made what they were standing for look bad.
Some of these white boys: "I have a right to fly the Confederate flag, first amendment"
Other: "I have my right to kneel during the national anthem, peaceful protest"
White boy: "REEEEEEE OFFEND D"
It pisses me off when you and all of these people have done NOTHING for their country and absolutely ABUSE those rights and openly disrespect the people who faught for those rights. You can protest somewhere else. Do not tread on my flag.
Luke Thomas Should he protest away from cameras, from the public eye? Somewhere no one can see, where no one can be affected by his protest? Kaepernick is not treading on any flag-he is merely showing his distaste for an unhealthy American habit of police racism.
Owen Hope First thing, he was raised by rich white parents, so he has probably had most things handed to him, which is pretty ironic. Second thing, he can go anywhere else. He has cameras on him all the time. Why would you attack the thing that symbolizes your right to protest. The one thing that symbolizes those who have died for that right. It’s not ok and he got what he deserved.
Luke Thomas
How on Earth does kneeling during the anthem disrespect troops in any way? The flag and anthem represent the nation as a whole, not just the armed forces.
Matthew Pham but he has done nothing for this nation as a whole, and has been privileged all his life. He of all people should not do that to the flag. He is disrespecting the armed forces because they have given up everything for this country as a whole just for him to slash it like that.
Came to see Christopher!!