@@baldwinwallace4926 I want to remind you conservatives that Malcolm X here would not be a supporter of any of your ideas, not by a longshot. I understand that you all get giddy at the sight of this propaganda and more anti-liberal agenda, but if Malcolm X was alive today he would be a huge proponent of violent action being taken against police because of their racially motivated policing, for example. I know you people are very short on brain cells, but Malcolm X hates you, he hates racism, and chances are he'd be happy to see most of you hanging from trees.
@@baldwinwallace4926 shit, i'm as white as it gets and I think self hate, white guilt liberalism is fucking disgusting. Liberal white people will do ANYTHING to internally scream "LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT HOW NOT RACIST I AM!! DO YOU LOVE ME YET BLACK PEOPLE?!?" when they don't realize that no matter what they do, the majority of black people will ALWAYS hate them
man, why is this not the top comment. We're below 'woke' and 'didn't complete his destiny'. Really? how about hard truths you just have to sit through? ... where are we now? (please don't answer, internet)
@@entireglxy4338 malcolm x was reborn while incarcerated. Candice will have to go through some life altering injustice to fully see the light. But at least she started on the right.
What he said 50 years ago still exist now. I don't understand why we as blacks support the Democratic party. Malcolm died before his time. He was too smart.
I do not care about the party...I support the person and his content. If the presidential run was between two warmongers like BUSH AND CLINTON who would you have supported? I would have not voted. I voted obama in 2007 becaus eh was better than MC CAIN, but in 2016 i voted TRUMP
@@parrj316 That's false. Tea Party and real Conservatives don't give a shit about the color of your skin. We want the Federal, State and local government to be smaller and less intrusive. That gives everybody the freedom and opportunity to all Americans. I'd venture you don't even know a real Conservative.
Macolm X would be deplatformed as a conspiracy theorist Rightly so. If you're going to make an extraordinary claim like "Most of these black leaders are puppets who are being controlled by white liberals"(by this definition, Thurgood Marshall, James Farmer, Whitney Young and later on Warith Deen Muhammad would be considered "puppets" for breaking bread with the people in power, operating within the system rather than concocting apocalyptic fantasies that never quite materialize), you'd better have evidence to back all of that up
That is the way intelligent and educated people USED to communicate. I love the clear enunciation of their speech. They show a respect for each other and a respect for the language.
Not sure about that, if he were alive today, he'd have a lot more information, it's unlikely that he'd have kept all the same views. In fact, pretty sure his views changed before he was murdered...
Juliano Ciaramello No evidence that his views on White Liberals changed, or even achieving civil rights for black people. He just gave up his views on segregation and black supremacy and adopted true Islam (not the lies of the NoI). As for Obama, he was just a slick establishment coward. Obama has plenty of blood of innocents on his hands. He even bombed African countries. But he was shrewd so he smiled and shook the hands of his victims whilst doing so. He isn’t the angel that the MSM and white liberals make him out to be.
MrCoughupalung yeah god damn Trump lowered taxes, lowered unemployment, donated tons of money to HBCs..... dammit we need a liberal Democrat back in so they can vocalize over and over what victims blacks are without doing a god damn thing.
Malcolm was anti government. He didn’t side with either and was advocating for Black people to be mindful of the deception and manipulation from both sides.
People couldn't handle Malcolm's truth today. Black people like to forget he also preached self accountability and reflection on our own self destruction.
he was also spending a LOT of the time being a bigoted racist. but I can't blame him for it. That was during one of the worst times in the 20th century for black americans. he became a racist because of how he and everyone else was being treated. Hate breeds hate
@Jacob K that's something I didn't know. Him recanting his racist views. I thought he harbored that hate till he died. the more you know.....and all that
But funny many here are trying to turn it into party politics. That's all I heard him saying, the blacks the lamb and one party being the fox the other the wolf, either way it's black chops for dinner
Wrong... what’s best? To side with someone’s who’s honest and open about what they want, or someone who’s deceitful and presents themselves as a friend? There’s much more respect and trust for the opponent who’s honest and forthright. What’s more harmful to the black community than liberal ideals like welfare and quotas? Equality of results is not nearly as important as equality of opportunity.
@@spfdff based on the analogy put forward by Mr. X there is no "best" as you put it sir. What you're also implying is that blacks are indeed the prey of both but as you put it he should choose the hunter that is open with his intention to have him as a meal. So you're not in anyway increasing the survival chances of the blacks but it actually sounds like you believe the advice you're giving is somehow helpful.
+Bruce Lee Mr. Lee, I'm sure a Liberal minded person could make the same argument. Simple logic, follow me. In elementary school or maybe Middle School you guys wanted to play kickball you're going to have to "Divide" into 2 teams and play against one another. Republicans and Democrats are both the ideology of Division. Both have very bad pasts and both still know how to keep people Divide..
There are still quality political discussions going on today. A lot more of them, in fact, since the advent of all sorts of alternative media technologies & outlets. This was an interview at a college. There are many such insightful and respectful interviews that happen all the time on politics today. They are just as underreported in the mainstream media today as they were then. Don't wear rose-tinted nostalgia glasses, the mainstream political discussion was just as limited then as it is today. Look outside of that.
Twubbles 29 besides, people back them also just carried out grievances through assassinations lol. People talk about polarization without looking at the fact that America has always been divided through its diversity of interests.
This is the way a debate is supposed to go. Two grown men who recognize another grown man and present their points in a VERY civil matter and speak truth as they see it from both points of view. No name calling no emotional thought or argument no disrespect. Why can’t we do this today?
Why can’t we do this today? I’m going to guess because this generation doesn’t understand REAL life struggle and is being told that they literally evolved from pond scum instead that GOD created them each with a purpose. And I mean as a whole group, everything has been handed to them. Every single generation before us has had EXTREMELY difficult lives. Just to survive they had to work in terrible and oftentimes dangerous situations. This generation literally can live for “free” (off of the sweat from their neighbors taxes) and still have the audacity to complain that it’s not enough. The moral barometer today is so off center, that everyone claims his or her own subjective way as being correct. Smh. THAT my friend is why there’s no civility.
Truth Sayer I think the main problem today is that people are starting to believe they have rights where instead they have the privilege of trying. Trying to get your point across is different than forcing the “right” to make someone believe their opinions. Change is like medicine, no one likes to take it and it tastes very bad but in the end you feel better because you did
One of the reasons is because "stick and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me" was still held as an obvious truth. Now words are considered weapons, and consequently, people become hysterical at words the disagree with.
I wasn’t even aware this was a debate. I thought it was an interview of Malcolm X by a white talk show host. However, it seems that Malcolm X does cut the man off a few times and gets somewhat emotional. I am not criticizing Malcolm X.
It's a childish mentality to interrupt, scream 😡 talk louder and louder and not respect others, all for the fact of feeling "I'm right and no matter what you say is wrong!'...right? 😏
It's the same thing I was thinking. I was expecting shouting and interrupting, but each waited and had an intelligent thing to say back to the other. That does not happen today. We live in a society of children posing as adults.
It's a shame. You could have completely different views yet people would hear you out. Today it's about imposing their view on someone else and then dropping f bombs on them and saying you have "passion and conviction." Screw that. People were definitely much more tolerant and civil back then.
This man inspires me. He is quick witted, bright and extremely prepared, to intelligently counter this interviewer. He was respectful and forceful at the same time. As a Trump supporter, I constantly hear liberal whites tell me how racist I am, and I just have to laugh to myself at their foolishness. If this man were alive today, I would proudly cast my vote for him.
He called out the society we live in period. The new generation doesnt care about history. You learn a lot from history and its mind boggling that legends in history have a lot to say. And not does it only relate to their time, it seems shit hasnt changed, its only getting worse.
Malcom X was assassinated by the Nation of Islam because he changed his views not only about white people, but about the Nation of Islam itself. This is fairly well documented, by my awareness. Also, as an aside; this video is lambasting white people across the board, not just liberals. His view at this time was that all white people were inherently bad, but liberals were simply better at hiding it than conservatives, this the wolf vs fox analogy
We know who the person was who assassinated Malcolm X, but who were the people who instigated that assassination? The shooter was only a pawn in that chess game. White Liberal Democrats have been manipulating black people ever since the days of FDR.
Ian of Liverpool; the "Nation of Islam" is one of the organizations the Liberal Establishment uses to do their dirty work. It's called plausible deniability.
Just Eve; yes, if you read some of Malcolm's writings after he returned from his trip to Mecca you realize he did not hate white people. He did hate those white people who were using black people as political pawns.
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That is be because he speaks out against the Leftist Democrats. Our schools are mainly comprised of Leftist Democrats and Socialist, but that all sounds redundant.
@krisna jam That's not a fair statement to make. Whatever mistakes MLK made in his lifetime, he should be given his due for the hard work and suffering he put in for civil rights.
It's incredible that Malcolm X had a handle on this 60 years ago. It's too bad the black community didn't pay close attention to what he was saying. This could be a very different country now.
K Kampy I’m pretty sure that’s why he was assassinated. Spoke too much truth and was probably going to wake up the blacks to the liberals and their agenda. MLK also comes to mind. Imagine how peaceful things could be among the races if these 2 had not died and been able to spread their message.
K Kampy I’m Mexican and wouldn’t want to speak much of issues pertaining to the African American community cause I don’t know but one thing I do know is I don’t see these rich white liberal politicians pandering to minorities out in our neighborhoods spending time with our people. By our people I mean our social class without color or race in mind. The interviewer did a great job but honestly it think Malcolm X was right then and now.
When all this craziness started a few months back I was thinking to myself (as a person of color), "You know the one thing I needed from all of this was a whole bunch of white people telling me what racism is."
Wak3Up_MrFresh Goggles a message from a white man that you already know since you’re not an idiot. I’ll be honest since you probably only hear bull shit from people like me. If you want something take it. No one gives you anything. Now is there always resistance when you take something, yes, but there’s always a chance at a deal. Better than being hand fed. Anyways I’d like to think we can avoid all out blood shed. But I’m an optimist. Peace.
Go Devils I think we're ignoring one major factor in all of this. The fact that not just one race but every race that exists in America has fallen away from God and once this country did that the fall of the family was the next step. People don't want God anymore and so this is the country we have.
As they did of MLK once he opposed USA in Vietnam.... As they do today with Sanders. Progressives regardless of skin color are repudiated by gop and dems
@A Google User Yeah, that's what they'd do... Which if I understand it correctly Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. had different opinions and yet X offered an olive branch to King at some point because of their common goal. Though from where I sit black folks don't have common goals these days...-_-
Shout out to both. I'm not sure of the white brother's name but I appreciate him having a conversation with Malcolm and bringing up legit points. We need conversations like this nowadays.
Xantylon74 it’s worse. Unqualified blacks are out in high positions in white made industry and technology. Blacks have no foundation. Everything was handed to them
@Majeed: Sure, but that exchange did not accomplish anything. Why does it matter if folks and sit down and talk, if the conversation in question will achieve nothing? Black people are still in a system of white supremacy 50 years after this peaceful debate. So what does it matter?
It matters because the conversation took place given any side the opportunity to sway the other. I won't argue if anything has changed or not. We do know that absent any conversation nothing will change though. The point is that information was exchanged and now people can make a determination. Just my opinion though.
@@mkram2154 I, used to feel that way. Until very recently. I'm a white, female republican. I think if he were alive today he would not feel that way about republicans. The man was very intelligent. He was able to thru the Nation of Islam. N walk away and denounce them. That got him killed. He wasn't a follower. And didn't care who liked it. Just my opinion. Take care
@@ohiohvac Why wouldn't he feel that way about Republicans? The same game is happening -- red or blue, fox or wolf. It's actually just shameless and more perverted nowadays because the media. The working class is still oppressed. The eyes are diverted to minorities. My fellow black men have adopted the neoliberalism hypnosis. The sham is still running strong. Malcolm would be disgusted...then again who knows?
I miss having ideological adversaries that are intelligent, principled and tough. Not the weak-kneed, flip-floppy idiots we have to deal with today. I don't know if I ever would have liked Malcolm X, but I think I respect him. RIP.
@CrasherXtreme Let's not forget that the man was an avowed Marxist / socialist. But he was steadfast and true to his beliefs. Now, to your second point: maga.black/ We can all choose for ourselves. The fact that 90% of black Americans vote Democrat is pure systemic groupthink.
@@kevinzhang3313 Take what advice? Was I giving advice? Or was I complimenting a man that I disagree with? When you grow-up, you'll learn that it's okay not to hate everyone with different ideas.
Notice how this gentleman makes his point with a poise and calmness that most liberals cannot imitate, even if their life depended on it. I'm Hispanic, but I always admired MLK, Douglass, Malcom X, and G. W. Carver.
Who cares what race you with all do respect. Its always refreshing to hear anyone speak truths about humanity and the different factions that may be in the world governments and what not. Speaking truthfully, honestly expressing yourself is pure and is hard to do. Just ask Bruce Lee.
We never know how the United States would have been if Malcom got a chance to live longer. He would be 95 years old in this day in age. One can only imagine how much the black culture would've changed from his presence? He eventually would have found a way to sue the United States which was his plan. But to say he would be disappointed is a stretch. There is a reason why he was on the FBI list as a charismatic speaker who cause a black revolution. There is reason why he was killed sooner than King. His death is one of the reasons the black Panthers emerged.
Ya know I have a Grandmother who was extremely nice and had a neighbor that would always beat her oldest boy till he was bleeding or passed out, yes she was black. My Grandmother being the good catholic she was, she would give the boy sanctuary now he had no father his father was killed while robbing a store. He grew up to be a great man and he went on to have two wonderful kids and he left his mother but would always visit my grandmother. When my grandmother would ask him did you visit your mother he would say "Yes I am visiting her right now, I don't know that person next door." Now today my grandmother is old and has a hard time to move my friend that called my grandmother his mom passed away in a armed robbery he was shot nine times in the chest, not by a cop not by a white man but by his own flesh and blood his natural born brother. You see at my grandmother's house he had a mother figure and he had a father figure, at his real mother's house he didn't even have a mother figure, and there was no one for a father figure. So they laid my friend to rest my family paid for the funeral and his mother came to us and said "you white people need to leave I want no racist at MY son's funeral", and I looked at her and said were not white nor are we racist we loved your son we paid for his funeral and we were his family, you were just a rod that would beat him because you didn't have enough money for your whisky." So as we were leaving she came up to me staggering and yelling " IF youz aint white what is you!", I said " I am a human being". IFY my family is Native American Seminole so yes our skin is lighter than most Native Americans sometimes we even get confused for Latino. But the message here is there was no father figure in that house hold and my friend found it at my grandmother's house and he recognized that is what was missing in his life. A family needs a mother and a father if it is missing one then it isn't a family.
I am moved by your story. Thank you so much for posting. Yes fathers are important. Unfortunately, in the westerised, industrialised, liberal world, the Divorce and Family Courts Industry is making a killing (financially and literally) in the pursuit of aggressively destroying fathers and the family unit. Separayef fathers are one of the most persucuted groups of our contemporary age yet are not recogmised or acknowledged as such by a society that generally speaking, could not care less.
What a sad but beautiful story. God bless your grandmother and your family. As for needing a father, I can say it helps in many situations but not all. There were 4 of us children and we were raised by a single mother. Our father was in prison from my 5th yr until he died there 4yrs later. We were much better without him, because my memories of him were mostly of him beating my pregnant mother. If he had lived and gotten out, he would have killed her like he promised he would. I can't imagine anything about life with him being normal and we would have probably been raised in bars and whorehouses, because that's where he stayed mostly. Yes, we can blame men for not being responsible and raising their children, but part of that blame goes to women who don't want a decent man. Many of these girls only want that gang banger or dope head that will never straighten up. Instead of getting birth control, which is free at most health departments, they want to "trap" these little punks who were only using them to start with. A full family is great when the individuals in that family are great, otherwise you have the same situation as a single parent family. ... A child who is missing something in there soul because they didn't see it growing up.
It’s certainly relevant but less so. Racism happens on your TV and UA-cam comments way more than in real life. Shit was actually hard back then, now it’s just middle class and poor people oppressed not a specific segment of the human race.
sooo let me make sure I've got this correct, two people having a conversation from opposite sides of the issue, NOT screaming, NOT getting emotional, NOT interrupting... and mostly stating what each believes to be factual logical data... fascinating... perhaps this video ought to be used as case study of how to behave?
@@hijadbread we have the ability to harness energy from the sun, moving water, and oil. We have Democracy. We have cars, cell phones, and have been to the moon. Speak for yourself
@@davidwolanski8704 and yet world starvation, government corruption, endless wars, nukes that can end the world with a push of a button. I call that regression
@@firsttosee7481 MLK almost damn near destroyed us. He was a great speaker, he was not a leader. People get confused about that. MLK stop segregation. Okay, look at what's going on with us today. We hate each other. Can't get alone. We were much stronger segregated, then what we are today. King stated that he might have made a mistake. King chose a Scalpel. Mr X chose a Hammer.
Malcolm X didn't like MLK because for the vast majority of his life, as a member of the Nation of Islam, he was not for integration. He wanted self-improvement within the Black community and legislation to allow for that, but he didn't like white people and he preferred segregation. Later in his life, after his trip to Mecca, he became a more devout follower of Islam rather than the NOI, which somewhat opened up his eyes to race relations in America after his disillusionment in regards to the NOI, but that was shortly before his assassination. What you said may be true, because Hillary is, in fact, for integration, but that's not a good argument and it doesn't mean what you think it means.
Actually I don't think he would've hated Obama. People would want him to. But tbh Obama was and is hated by many because he actually reminds you of Malcolm. Not in his message but in his mannerisms, speech, attitude, how he carries himself...... Obama was a huge threat because he showed what we really are not what media likes to put out there. I think Malcom may have differed from Obama in the same manner he did from Dr King but he would've respected him. Also many think Malcom would've hated him because they think if the before Mecca Malcolm if you listen to him speaking after Mecca you'd notice he and Obama were not that different. Obama, I'm, is what Malcolm may have become though I don't think Malcolm would've sought any position in politics. Nobody in politics can effectively and efficiently help black people.
Pretty much all leftists hate liberals actually. Leftists meaning the black panthers, lenin, marx, ho chi minh etc, liberals meaning obama, Clinton, etc
@@jordanlatimer5901 i don't disagree that liberals are shit but Malcolm X was definitely a leftist lmao. "Show me a capitalist and I'll show you a blood sucker"- Malcolm X
@@jordanlatimer5901 To suggest all of nearly any group is cancer is to be cancer yourself. First let's declare that the challenges are often complex and it's not clear much of the time if any approach can work, let alone readily assume one would be best and especially that everyone with different ideas is automatically an enemy. To suggest that nobody decent exists among the proponents of any specific 'reasonable' solution or that the opposite is true for any another is not a thought worthy of an answer. It's closer to the reason we continue to suffer this same set of problems.
not only that but he also admit the problem between black on black violence even though we claim to be non-violent.. fact is he just tells the truth on ALL sides
Doesn't sound like that to me. In fact I don't know how anyone could listen to this and think of President Clinton or his wife who aren't even relevant in politics today. Get your head out of the political sand.
Lol the Clintons were alive and well when this was recorded. Not married yet, just cousins. But yea he's literally talking about their parents and role models.
Yes, it applies to any person, not only in the USA, in the sense of how politicians manipulate a group to follow them, for example, where I live, the government go with a speech of supporting some of the social classes which were discriminated in the past and although, they did some good things in their presidency, their main objective is gathering more political power and trying to stay in the government, so, they're only using those ones, they say they support, because they don't give anybody things which are really important, only the closer organisations which are aligned with them are getting whatever they want, in the same way US politicians do what they do to benefit the elite, rich people and arm industry.
People don't realize its not about black and white anymore.. its about green..... the corporate machine doesn't care what color you are.... just that your giving them your cash
I truly believe after studying these two fine men that Dr King and Malcom X would be greatly disappointed with America today. The greed ,selfish self interest of the political system and what seems to be a near spiritual death of many people in America would likely hit them hard upon realization of contemporary America.
John W. Peterson MLK being called an Uncle Tom is idiotic but him and Malcom X certainly were not the same and had different messages. MLK was more about assimilation into white culture and wanting white acceptance where as Malcom X was more about black people building themselves up without the help of white people and was a black nationalist.
"Being friendly and being a friend are two different things. There are many whites who act friendly toward negros. A fox acts friendly toward the lamb and usually the fox is the one who ends up with the lamb chop on his plate. The wolf doesn't act friendly and therefore the wolf has more difficulty in getting the lamb chop in his plate....[However] Their appetite is the same, their motives are the same, it's only their mannerisms and methods that differ" 0:15
There are also many non-whites that act friendly to whites in order to infiltrate and gain access and influence to disrupt and destroy from within with the ultimate goal being to take from whites what they themselves are unwilling to earn or create for themselves in the free market. Mexico is the perfect example. This is why they storm our southern border; to take from us who HAVE because they have NOT. If they just put a small fraction of the energy and resources that they do into breaking into our country and siphoning off all manner of social services, into creating their own lives of abundance, they would HAVE abundance and no need to try to take it from those who have already worked for and earned it. Not all whites are racist. Not all racists are white.
tl;dr: Liberals pretend to be your friend, but aren't. Conservatives don't pretend to be your friend, and also aren't. I myself value truth above all else, and I see no problem in disagreement between people (conflict is what breeds progress) so I am proud to say I am not a liberal.
It just shows how sensitized this country has become seeing these two men talk intellectually and without interrupting one and other.. It's like you can actually hear a period and then the other speaks.. Debaters take notes
When I was a kid MLK was the untouchable god like saviour of the black American and Malcom was painted as an extremist nut job. But after years of educating myself I now see it completely differently and totally agree with Malcom on many points. He was too smart and too aggressive and had to go.
Why? Read Galatians 4:16, 17 in a KJV Bible... same reason Trump, me are hated And... I suspect you, too! But Verse 18 makes me feel good. Why? Bcuz I've done what Ezekiel 3:11, 17-21 instructs.
D Bay, Malcolm and King represented what was already a bifurcation of African-Americans into two different cultures. The Martin Luther King culture was essentially, no different in basic values from southern white culture. If you watched Hidden Figures, you saw the MLK Culture. Neat homes, obedient children, Sunday afternoon church socials, educated members of the community. They had the doctors, the lawyers, the teachers. They had the HBCUs producing an educated class. Their problem was the "Whites Only" sign on the door. They were ready to walk through the door, once the sign was taken down (go back again to "Hidden Figures"--metaphorically, all that was needed was the sign taken down, and the black women were already prepared to do anything the white women could do). King--with a relatively genteel upbringing and college education--did not have a gut understanding of what the urban black community's basic problems were or how to solve them. The urban black community had already become a very different culture from that. Malcolm had been raised in that different culture, where racism was, in fact, far more deeply ingrained than it was for the MLK culture in the south. African-American culture in the north had been systematically crippled to a far greater degree--they needed more than merely the removal of the signs. That's where Malcolm differed from King. Malcolm understood that the urban black community needed a period of economic separation and radical moral reformation. By "moral reformation," I mean a revision of what they considered up/down, right/wrong--a change of goals, a new way of looking at how they fit into the picture...something other than what they got from the system. Blacks in the urban areas still needed to "come into themselves." He saw Islam as a way to achieve those goals. Even as Malcolm moved from the heretical Islam of the NOI, he was still preaching economic separation and moral reformation. The assassination of Malcolm X has undoubtedly been a worse tragedy than the assassination of Martin Luther King (who had largely achieved his goals). The Civil Rights Movement never made the necessary paradigm shift from a southern strategy to an urban strategy.
His comment was so much deeper than that my brotha!! He was calling out those in support of MLK at the expense of opposing him BECAUSE he doesn't declare himself as " nonviolent "....and they STILL killed MLK
AND Jessie Jackson and all those others who are black and part of controlling the black community not for the purpose of building them up but for the purpose of being controlled and managed in over all poverty for liberals to manipulate.
No it’s not. And if you actually listened to what he was saying - it was relevant THEN but things have changed and ARE changing now. MidTerms was a perfect example. Look how many black people were elected. And what PARTY and social groups supported them & elected them? LIBERALS. Not the Conservatives that’s for damn sure!
Conservatives won’t even speak out against racist Republican Right Wing nutjob Steve King. Who literally THIS week said “When did being a white supremist become a dirty word”. CLUELESS
It's still true today because NOTHING has changed since Malcolm was alive to now. That's why he was killed, he would have helped to awaken so many black men/women of their true place in this world within this country. This "gangster rap/thug/ghetto/prison" image of black people wouldn't EXIST today if he or Dr. King were to be alive in today's world. :-(
What we do know is that X did not trust democrats. As he stated here, he know what Republicans were about, but democrats were sneaky and conniving. We also know that MLK was a Republican.
He was about different things depending on the stage of his life, though. The one most remember and idolize is the more radical X, the one that believed white and black could never co-exist and a permanent line must be drawn between the two. This was him throughout most of his career. Towards the end, however, he radically shifted. He disavowed many of his old views and adopted a bit of MLK - someone he had long scorned as meek and a demoralizing influence, funnily enough, as he did not initially share MLK's goal of racial unity. He had wanted absolute separation; but like Ali, his views radically shifted after spending time in Africa.
@@PatrickBarber98 This is what frustrates me. Yes it's true that it wouldn't draw as much viewership and advertising dollars if leaders debated super civilly like this. But what frustrates me is that some people can't just be intellectually drawn to a debate, they allow their emotions or impulses to be the driving factor in their entertainment/voting/education decisions. This is bad because it's much easier for scheming politicians and influencers to manipulate a people through strong emotions like fear, panic and hatred, than it is through intellectual means.
@Axel Schwendt Do some REAL research and find out for yourself how the Democrats/Liberals/Morons have started the hatred of black people and continue to brainwash and manipulate them. You are a fool if you can't the truth or you're just another CNN Zombie following fool.
TJ You start out in 1954 by saying, “Nigger, nigger, nigger.” By 1968 you can’t say “nigger”-that hurts you, backfires. So you say stuff like, uh, forced busing, states’ rights, and all that stuff, and you’re getting so abstract. Now, you’re talking about cutting taxes, and all these things you’re talking about are totally economic things and a byproduct of them is, blacks get hurt worse than whites.… “We want to cut this,” is much more abstract than even the busing thing, uh, and a hell of a lot more abstract than “Nigger, nigger.” -lee atwater, advisor to president reagan
Why I'm liberal and dont agree with him. Share all you want, more power to you. His "everyone out to get the black man" stance is why MLK has a national holiday and Malcolm X does not.
@@ispartacus1337 There isn't a Rosa Parks Day and she was just as important. You're blinded by the constant media's biased support of the Democrats who started the hatred for Black people. You have the right to remain ignorant and stupid but I feel sorry for your children if you ever have any.
And NOW you know why X had to go. I am a registered Democrat who voted for Obama twice and now supports more conservative candidates because I feel as though my Party stopped speaking to me or trying to help me years ago. In America, Race is the last bulwork against REAL change. If working class whites saw themselves as having the SAME issues/problems as Blacks, then we could move towards real change in America. As long as people see themselves and allow themselves to be separated according to skin color - no real change will happen in the USA. I grew up very poor in the inner city and I will say this - a vote for Joe Biden (unless you are of the same ruling "Donor" Class), is the equivalent of cutting your own throat .
Malcolm X was a complex and interesting man. He had an unfortunately short but eventful life. He had different views at different times of his life. At one point he advocated a violent path, but this changed later. He adjusted his view on race after being in the middle east and spending time with Muslims of other races. This interview was filmed (per the date) while he was still a member and supporter of Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam, think Louis Farrakhan. He later broke with the group and modified his views on violence and race relations. . The main points that I glean from this vid is that he wants HIS PEOPLE to learn to rely on THEMSELVES for more than one reason. 1) longterm growth required growing up and taking care of yourselves. 2) Many White, Black, Green, and Blue people join public, charity, or relief organizations for self-interest. This could be political aspirations, financial incentives, self-satisfaction or guilt. “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime” is a quote from the Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu, founder of Taoism. Maimonides separated giving into 8 levels. The next to highest was to give anonymously and not designate what the gift would be used for. The highest was to give the gift of self-reliance so that the person would not require assistance in the future. He, like Malcolm X questioned the existence of absolute altruism. Malcolm X wanted a leveler playing field, economic and political freedom, and a rise to full self-reliance without the need for outside assistance. However, all groups need assistance sometimes. Especially in the face of natural and unnatural disasters. Hi following grew after he modified his stance and became more inclusive. He was later killed - members of the Nation of Islam were convicted. As with all humans, including Gandhi, he was an imperfect man trying to make himself and others better, happier, safer, and more self-reliant.
KEVIN MITNECK he was also a contrarian and I’ve always been under the impression that he wasn’t very willing to compromise. I love the fact that he was stern in his beliefs, but his all or nothing mien made it very difficult to advance his narrative.
Yes, so of his views did change as he grew in knowledge. However, his core values and principles remained the same. He learned that using violence against the machine was a death wish. The fact that we were blessed with Malcolm's wisdom and insight was a testament in itself to his growth as a man. Remember where he came from.
@@jerrygarcia1800 As a contrarian, who also took a contrarian pseudonym I was most heartened by his alter inclusivity, he related to going on Hajj and meeting Muslims of many colors praying together - something uncommon in the US at the time in any denomination/religion. Though he did learn about racism in Islam The South African pejorative kaffir was taken from the islamic pejorative kaffir, which was often directed at indigenous Africans by Muslim traders, etc. The white South Africans apparently took the word to mean black, when it meant unbeliever.
@@jerrygarcia1800 As with many people who start out with a defined perspective and agenda, I had the impression that he was becoming more moderate and accommodating towards the end, but had little tolerance for what he felt was the mis use of authority in his own religious group leading to a deepening schism and ultimately his demise. I did not learn how to talk to naked emperors when I was younger and was punished for my ignorance of protocol. Now I look for moles to see if any are malignant. The current political divide seemingly everywhere in the world is fed by media and the internet to foment fear and hatred of all groups for all other groups. Neither side, IMHO is more than 60% correct on any question, but they act like they are 100% correct on all questions and radical moderates like myself are attacked by both sides If anyone wants to know why all of this has occurred, I guess It must have been the roses..
Me too. But, unfortunately the left doesn't seem to want debate anymore. They only seem interested in projecting/forcing their narratives onto the world _(e.g., through media, "education," and entertainment)_ and silencing, ridiculing, detesting, and/or shaming all other points of view. *Sad to see the left go from JFK **_(“Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country”)_** to what we currently have today **_(i.e., spoiled people perpetually bitching about everything)._*
Funny hearing the word “Negro” as it was widely accepted back then. Nowadays you hardly ever hear that term anymore. Never knew that much about Malcolm X but from this clip, he seems very thoughtful and well spoken. I too am intrigued how civil the conversation was. Can’t get two opposing views in a dialogue nowadays without shouts and interruptions
@CrasherXtreme No, sorry. Comes from the Spanish Negro, which means black (meaning the color black). And yes, it does not have any negative connotation, obviously.
@CrasherXtreme Querido amigo, el Ingles tiene palabras de origen latino, pero NO ES una lengua latina, sino sajona. Y negro en latin se dice niger, que seguramente es de donde procede la palabra negro, pero el uso que hacian en los paises anglosajones era porque los hispanohablantes la utilizaban.
How come they were ok with the term "Negro" back then? Why wasn't it African-American? i must admit, this is pretty refreshing watching how civil the conversation is. Not like today's talk shows or heated News Commentator debates. My how times have changed in the last 5 years.
Neo Matrix or the most recent presidential debates where insults were thrown back and forth. And it doesnt matter if "they were ok" with the term back then, because it was a different time and they were still fighting for equal recognition. So when they got equal recognition and representation they needed to not use the old term.
Jesse Jackson is credited with creating the term "African-American". It showcases the black American as one and another. It bled out to other groups which is why we now have Asian-American. The only ones to plainly answer American by itself are whites. Or at least, that's what I've seen when I watch television or some clips here on youtube. In this clip the black American was addressed as such and addressed as negro which means black or dark in languages like Spanish. Being addressed as African-American today is an unfortunate anchor that suggests we're not really American who just happen to have different color skin.
Anybody who can read body language can tell by Malcolm's fidgeting with his hands that he is holding back some emotions. I consider myself a conservative liberal (I know, that makes no sense to others but it does to me) and I never knew how he felt towards liberals. That does make sense. The white savior come to champion the black race. They don't need or want a white savior to "save them". I don't mean "go to heaven and not hell" saved, I mean, they don't need a white man to spearhead their own initiative. Man. In this day and age, I don't know how to act. One side wants me to be this way, the other side wants me to be that way. To both sides, I say, if you need help to live, if I can do something to aid you in what we all consider an honest, faithful, truthful, honest fight for ALL men and women, regardless of race, I will be there to help you. But do not mistake my kindness for weakness. Do not presume to use my good nature to subvert something to your will. What we should all focus on, and focus on hard, is building all of us up as a people. United we stand, divided we fall. Choose this day whom you will serve.
Calling someone a "fence sitter" as though the fighting and side taking in politics today is the correct way to act... We should _ALL_ be "fence sitters". We shouldn't be taking "sides". Each political concept should be considered on its _own_ merits, not based upon which "side" invented it. Political "sides" destroy our chances of working together to deduce what _actually_ works in society and instead pushes us to agree with everything our "side" says even when some of it is wrong.
Beautifully brilliant man. I enjoyed being enlightened by him. He is able to put realities in clear and thoughtful phrasing such that I can understand.
"When I is replaced with We, even the illness becomes wellness." "You're not supposed to be so blind with patriotism that you can't face reality. Wrong is wrong, no matter who says it." "You can't have capitalism without racism." "I believe that there will be ultimately be a clash between the oppressed and those who do the oppressing. I believe that there will be a clash between those who want freedom, justice and equality for everyone and those who want to continue the system of exploitation. I believe that there will be that kind of clash, but I don't think it will be based on the color of the skin." -Malcolm X. He was a radical leftist. When he criticizes "liberals", he means not the left as a whole, but people who are barely left, who are just left of center- as opposed to LEFTISTS, who are farther left than liberals are.
ottam we see today what is the result of liberals receiving almost all of the black vote and not do a damn thing to benefit the black community. The welfare state and the single mother household rate of blacks cities are all a result of liberal politicians.
When I watched the Malcom X movie of 1992, I was surprised over the fact that I had never heard of him, and I feel like Malcom is underrated, and not entirely known in our history books. I believe Malcom X was a very great man, who was very wise and aware of his cause and what he did for it. I am not a Muslim, as I am Christian, but he did serve a true purpose and movement. Today, I just wonder how he would look at America.......
My grandfather was a wall street lawyer and he went to the south for a few weeks or a month to see what the civil rights movement was like and do some consulting. He never knew much about racial issues being middle class from new york. He fell in love immediately and quit his job to work as SNCC's lawyer for the movement. He worked for a year or two I think, and was going to leave for wall street, and as he was getting on the plane he suddenly knew he had to stay. He was there for a few more years. Once I asked him what his best memory was, and he said, "The day I decided to stay in the south." He worked for civil rights cases pro Bono for the rest of his life. He wrote a book called White Lawyer Black Power Anyway, there are exceptions to Malcolm X's thinking
Is it just me or do they seem to have just a similar way if speaking? Like in the chill scenes of Remember the Titans, without the southern mannerisms.
He would be a liberal today. He views white people as racist. He thought that boa white person could truly care about a person of a different race. He would be feeding racism with the left wing.
@@SpacificNocean He would not be a liberal, do you not see the radical left today? That's why many Civil Rights Acts where passed majority Republican, hell even MLK identified as a Republican. He even supported issues such as the 2nd Amendment and Free Speech so he would most def not be a liberal considering he views them as such.
Spacific Nocean how would he be a liberal? The left is more extreme left today, and the right is more toward the center than 50 years ago. Malcom X would have voted for Trump!
@@SpacificNocean He wouldn't be a liberal or conservative. He disses both parties. Listen to his analogy at the begining. He believed that black people needed their own power structure. He had to be assassinated because he was a threat to the establishment. If you try to bring any duality together, you pose a threat to society.
Flying Dutchman No he isn’t. Sounds like you’re deliberately misinterpreting what Malcolm X said for your own agenda. He’s specifically admonishing white politicians.
NYCzora no shit, that’s why I said it SOUNDS LIKE he is. You do know this was years and years ago right? It’s in black and white . He’s talking about white liberals, if I remember correctly , those who pretend to speak for black folks but don’t actually have their best interest at heart, they use them to virtue signal and push their own agendas, and just like the race baiting race pimps of then , al sharpton and maxine waters are doing the same thing imo, and there’s plenty of white politicians doing the same shit today too it’s pathetic
If this came out on tv today it’d be split screen, fake city backgrounds, yelling over each other, irrelevant news scrolling across the bottom, hyundai ad in the corner, and technical difficulties once he says the wrong thing
I like how these two people arent screaming at each other.
Refreshing isn't it?
@@baldwinwallace4926 I want to remind you conservatives that Malcolm X here would not be a supporter of any of your ideas, not by a longshot. I understand that you all get giddy at the sight of this propaganda and more anti-liberal agenda, but if Malcolm X was alive today he would be a huge proponent of violent action being taken against police because of their racially motivated policing, for example. I know you people are very short on brain cells, but Malcolm X hates you, he hates racism, and chances are he'd be happy to see most of you hanging from trees.
X a class act
@@baldwinwallace4926 shit, i'm as white as it gets and I think self hate, white guilt liberalism is fucking disgusting.
Liberal white people will do ANYTHING to internally scream "LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT HOW NOT RACIST I AM!! DO YOU LOVE ME YET BLACK PEOPLE?!?" when they don't realize that no matter what they do, the majority of black people will ALWAYS hate them
man, why is this not the top comment. We're below 'woke' and 'didn't complete his destiny'. Really? how about hard truths you just have to sit through? ... where are we now? (please don't answer, internet)
We've actually went backwards. Mainstream media would never put a person like this on TV
candace Owens
@@alexgutierrez3477 She sees through the democratic bullshit but aint nowhere near malcom x
yup
@@entireglxy4338 well obviously. she hasnt reached her full potential. she is still young.
@@entireglxy4338 malcolm x was reborn while incarcerated. Candice will have to go through some life altering injustice to fully see the light. But at least she started on the right.
What he said 50 years ago still exist now. I don't understand why we as blacks support the Democratic party. Malcolm died before his time. He was too smart.
I do not care about the party...I support the person and his content. If the presidential run was between two warmongers like BUSH AND CLINTON who would you have supported? I would have not voted. I voted obama in 2007 becaus eh was better than MC CAIN, but in 2016 i voted TRUMP
Yes they killed him..
I would not even join the Republican party there are the same
They killed him.
@@parrj316 That's false. Tea Party and real Conservatives don't give a shit about the color of your skin. We want the Federal, State and local government to be smaller and less intrusive. That gives everybody the freedom and opportunity to all Americans. I'd venture you don't even know a real Conservative.
Macolm X would be deplatformed as a conspiracy theorist.
Yes he would have. And I would have said todays conspiracy is tomorrows reality.
🤔Would be? 😂 He was labeled this by the people who wanted him to shut up.
Macolm X would be deplatformed as a conspiracy theorist
Rightly so. If you're going to make an extraordinary claim like "Most of these black leaders are puppets who are being controlled by white liberals"(by this definition, Thurgood Marshall, James Farmer, Whitney Young and later on Warith Deen Muhammad would be considered "puppets" for breaking bread with the people in power, operating within the system rather than concocting apocalyptic fantasies that never quite materialize), you'd better have evidence to back all of that up
deplatformed? you mean the way our people rejected trump and his crazy conspiracy theories?
He was years AGO.
What strikes me in this video is the civility of the conversation. They are not interrupting each other constantly.
People used to be better than they are now. Our current society is pretty much made up of spoiled brats.
Back then there were manners conversational etiquette things like that
FR CT Malcom was sharp and did not have to scream to cover up that he might not be informed or intellectual as today’s screamers
That is the way intelligent and educated people USED to communicate. I love the clear enunciation of their speech. They show a respect for each other and a respect for the language.
What's more striking to me is the clarity of thought exhibited from this era.
Sounds like Malcom would have criticized Obama and many other black politicians if he were alive today.
Not sure about that, if he were alive today, he'd have a lot more information, it's unlikely that he'd have kept all the same views.
In fact, pretty sure his views changed before he was murdered...
@@MrCoughupalung he would criticize black politicians too
Juliano Ciaramello
No evidence that his views on White Liberals changed, or even achieving civil rights for black people. He just gave up his views on segregation and black supremacy and adopted true Islam (not the lies of the NoI).
As for Obama, he was just a slick establishment coward. Obama has plenty of blood of innocents on his hands. He even bombed African countries. But he was shrewd so he smiled and shook the hands of his victims whilst doing so. He isn’t the angel that the MSM and white liberals make him out to be.
MrCoughupalung yeah god damn Trump lowered taxes, lowered unemployment, donated tons of money to HBCs..... dammit we need a liberal Democrat back in so they can vocalize over and over what victims blacks are without doing a god damn thing.
Malcolm was anti government. He didn’t side with either and was advocating for Black people to be mindful of the deception and manipulation from both sides.
People couldn't handle Malcolm's truth today. Black people like to forget he also preached self accountability and reflection on our own self destruction.
Blacks hate anyone who talks about BEING RESPONSIBLE or "civilized" for that matter.
@@georgebishop4941 but he is preaching truth. this was at a completely different time... u do realize ??
Don't forget about UFO's, Black Muslims love them some UFO's.
he was also spending a LOT of the time being a bigoted racist. but I can't blame him for it. That was during one of the worst times in the 20th century for black americans. he became a racist because of how he and everyone else was being treated.
Hate breeds hate
@Jacob K that's something I didn't know. Him recanting his racist views. I thought he harbored that hate till he died.
the more you know.....and all that
They killed him because he was too real
and because he exposed the leader of the islam religon, elijah muhammad, and people didn't like that
White liberals killed him
Absolutely. But that’s why I love him so much! He was real. And he was A MAN!
@@suranda. Also he knew and understood corporate greed and where the money that we deserved was going
@@lisaspikes4291 Malcom X was a homosexual. Don't you know anything?
I admire the civility of this debate
Alexis González Venegas I may get bashed for this but our people (Chicano/Latino) are being duped into the same thing
Black Nationalism. African Americans of today do not understand the concept and liberals wont let them.
Delta Carlos Miguel Yes they are. Not at the level of the black community, but still a pretty massive portion.
Great Lakes the point is to be wary of both sides, Republicans you know what’s up with them while democrats are two faced.
Great Lakes how so?
He's basically saying he doesn't trust either party. Because their both 2 sides of the same coin call Division..
But funny many here are trying to turn it into party politics. That's all I heard him saying, the blacks the lamb and one party being the fox the other the wolf, either way it's black chops for dinner
Wrong... what’s best? To side with someone’s who’s honest and open about what they want, or someone who’s deceitful and presents themselves as a friend? There’s much more respect and trust for the opponent who’s honest and forthright. What’s more harmful to the black community than liberal ideals like welfare and quotas? Equality of results is not nearly as important as equality of opportunity.
@@spfdff based on the analogy put forward by Mr. X there is no "best" as you put it sir. What you're also implying is that blacks are indeed the prey of both but as you put it he should choose the hunter that is open with his intention to have him as a meal. So you're not in anyway increasing the survival chances of the blacks but it actually sounds like you believe the advice you're giving is somehow helpful.
Lawrence Michael facts
+Bruce Lee Mr. Lee, I'm sure a Liberal minded person could make the same argument. Simple logic, follow me. In elementary school or maybe Middle School you guys wanted to play kickball you're going to have to "Divide" into 2 teams and play against one another. Republicans and Democrats are both the ideology of Division. Both have very bad pasts and both still know how to keep people Divide..
Listening to the quality of this discourse is comforting. Reminds you of just how much better political discussions were decades ago.
There are still quality political discussions going on today. A lot more of them, in fact, since the advent of all sorts of alternative media technologies & outlets. This was an interview at a college. There are many such insightful and respectful interviews that happen all the time on politics today. They are just as underreported in the mainstream media today as they were then. Don't wear rose-tinted nostalgia glasses, the mainstream political discussion was just as limited then as it is today. Look outside of that.
Twubbles 29 besides, people back them also just carried out grievances through assassinations lol. People talk about polarization without looking at the fact that America has always been divided through its diversity of interests.
@@therealdeal6659 you think they don't do that today?
Torchman X I didn’t say it doesn’t happen. Read what I typed.
@@therealdeal6659 well 1 person can carry out an assassination. Not a reflextion of culture at large perhaps
Malcom x said only a fool sends his children to the enemy to get a education.
He was referring to the government education system.
No, he was referring to the white man.
Daniel Cadwell what’s the difference? White men are in control of the government education. It’s Masonic. Just like the government.
Crystal Davis the point is that government is not inherently bad, and you make it seem like he would’ve preferred everyone getting a private education
Wiggy2356 government education system is jacked up. A Masonic mess
Crystal Davis that’s true. Government education is better than private education however
This is the way a debate is supposed to go. Two grown men who recognize another grown man and present their points in a VERY civil matter and speak truth as they see it from both points of view. No name calling no emotional thought or argument no disrespect. Why can’t we do this today?
Why can’t we do this today? I’m going to guess because this generation doesn’t understand REAL life struggle and is being told that they literally evolved from pond scum instead that GOD created them each with a purpose. And I mean as a whole group, everything has been handed to them. Every single generation before us has had EXTREMELY difficult lives. Just to survive they had to work in terrible and oftentimes dangerous situations. This generation literally can live for “free” (off of the sweat from their neighbors taxes) and still have the audacity to complain that it’s not enough. The moral barometer today is so off center, that everyone claims his or her own subjective way as being correct. Smh. THAT my friend is why there’s no civility.
Truth Sayer I think the main problem today is that people are starting to believe they have rights where instead they have the privilege of trying. Trying to get your point across is different than forcing the “right” to make someone believe their opinions. Change is like medicine, no one likes to take it and it tastes very bad but in the end you feel better because you did
Look at the comments here and you'll see why.
One of the reasons is because "stick and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me" was still held as an obvious truth. Now words are considered weapons, and consequently, people become hysterical at words the disagree with.
I wasn’t even aware this was a debate. I thought it was an interview of Malcolm X by a white talk show host. However, it seems that Malcolm X does cut the man off a few times and gets somewhat emotional. I am not criticizing Malcolm X.
I love how when one talks the other listens and then responds
Can’t tell you how many times I’ve read this same response. Sad, really, that today there is mostly interrupting, screaming, and yelling.
It's a childish mentality to interrupt, scream 😡 talk louder and louder and not respect others, all for the fact of feeling "I'm right and no matter what you say is wrong!'...right? 😏
crazy how society has downgraded
It's the same thing I was thinking. I was expecting shouting and interrupting, but each waited and had an intelligent thing to say back to the other. That does not happen today. We live in a society of children posing as adults.
I think the screaming on tv is for entertainment so ppl watch...at least it started that way. Now people think that's how your suppose to disagree.
Rare footage of two opposing ideas having a civil discussion
It's a shame. You could have completely different views yet people would hear you out. Today it's about imposing their view on someone else and then dropping f bombs on them and saying you have "passion and conviction." Screw that. People were definitely much more tolerant and civil back then.
Funnily-enough on UK TV this is still pretty common.
Exactly because sixties were sooooo racist right.....
Reeeeeeeeee
Hard to see that nowadays.
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You should watch this message from Malcom x.
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Trump 2020
This man inspires me. He is quick witted, bright and extremely prepared, to intelligently counter this interviewer. He was respectful and forceful at the same time. As a Trump supporter, I constantly hear liberal whites tell me how racist I am, and I just have to laugh to myself at their foolishness. If this man were alive today, I would proudly cast my vote for him.
@Anthony Arredondo lololololololollolloll no he would not support trump.
That’s because Malcom X ain’t black because he didn’t vote for Biden. 😉
Malcolm X basically called out Hillary Clinton a good 50 years before she ran for president 😂😂😂
Malcom was a socialist
Misfit Communist He was a nationalist.
He called out the society we live in period. The new generation doesnt care about history. You learn a lot from history and its mind boggling that legends in history have a lot to say. And not does it only relate to their time, it seems shit hasnt changed, its only getting worse.
@@betamaxreal Actually he was a Black Nationalist and realized socialism fatal flaw.
Not just Hilary, but the entire Democratic Party
Malcolm would be disappointed in today's generation
Hey ItsMe Disappointed? He’d be pissed the fuck off!!!!
Hey ItsMe I agree, whole heartedly
3.14 Dragon strive to be in the middle don’t be a sheep don’t be the Democrats Uncle Tom
Every generation that came before would be disappointed in the ones that come after
Hell yeah he would
Know I understand why Malcolm X was assainated.......he told the truth.
Yes, he was too dangerous to Liberal Democrat's manipulation of the black race to be allowed to live.
Malcom X was assassinated by the Nation of Islam because he changed his views not only about white people, but about the Nation of Islam itself. This is fairly well documented, by my awareness. Also, as an aside; this video is lambasting white people across the board, not just liberals. His view at this time was that all white people were inherently bad, but liberals were simply better at hiding it than conservatives, this the wolf vs fox analogy
We know who the person was who assassinated Malcolm X, but who were the people who instigated that assassination? The shooter was only a pawn in that chess game. White Liberal Democrats have been manipulating black people ever since the days of FDR.
Ian of Liverpool; the "Nation of Islam" is one of the organizations the Liberal Establishment uses to do their dirty work. It's called plausible deniability.
Just Eve; yes, if you read some of Malcolm's writings after he returned from his trip to Mecca you realize he did not hate white people. He did hate those white people who were using black people as political pawns.
I miss the days when two people could have a structured conversation.
Nobodies civil anymore!
Intellectual dark web.
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I'm not so sure these two gentlemen disagree on anything they are discussing...
Wow I actually agree with Malcolm. They totally demonized him in history class.
That is be because he speaks out against the Leftist Democrats. Our schools are mainly comprised of Leftist Democrats and Socialist, but that all sounds redundant.
G' Nome well teaching it simply makes him sound less of a racist. He changed in the end but I agree with some of his points
G' Nome ur ass believed them 😂😂
The Daily Digest Malcolm X didn’t like republicans either tho, they were both the enemy of Blacks to him lol.
The beginning of waking up...
I never followed Malcome X, but damn, he is intelligent.
Stuart Sabin thought the same thing
Well that's because the only negro they told you you were allowed to listen to was MLK
Read 'The Autobiography of Malcolm X' by Alex Haley and Malcolm X...it is a very powerful book...
@krisna jam That's not a fair statement to make. Whatever mistakes MLK made in his lifetime, he should be given his due for the hard work and suffering he put in for civil rights.
@@johnd.zephyr2531 indeed a strong warrior very strong solidarity.
It's incredible that Malcolm X had a handle on this 60 years ago. It's too bad the black community didn't pay close attention to what he was saying. This could be a very different country now.
well he was assassinated so he didn't have a long time to spread his message...
K Kampy oyyyy veyyyyy stop being anti semitic
K Kampy I’m pretty sure that’s why he was assassinated. Spoke too much truth and was probably going to wake up the blacks to the liberals and their agenda. MLK also comes to mind. Imagine how peaceful things could be among the races if these 2 had not died and been able to spread their message.
K Kampy I’m Mexican and wouldn’t want to speak much of issues pertaining to the African American community cause I don’t know but one thing I do know is I don’t see these rich white liberal politicians pandering to minorities out in our neighborhoods spending time with our people. By our people I mean our social class without color or race in mind. The interviewer did a great job but honestly it think Malcolm X was right then and now.
Johnny Utah
Thank you, Johnny
Dude he's describing every liberal white chick right now
When all this craziness started a few months back I was thinking to myself (as a person of color), "You know the one thing I needed from all of this was a whole bunch of white people telling me what racism is."
@@nedlopez8281 Bill Burr said it well on SNL regarding those broads.
Dude he is describing you
Man hearing malcom speak & say these things soooo articulate never raising his voice...just facts...i admire
Wak3Up_MrFresh Goggles a message from a white man that you already know since you’re not an idiot. I’ll be honest since you probably only hear bull shit from people like me. If you want something take it. No one gives you anything. Now is there always resistance when you take something, yes, but there’s always a chance at a deal. Better than being hand fed. Anyways I’d like to think we can avoid all out blood shed. But I’m an optimist. Peace.
Now we know why X was killed.
Go Devils yep. He woke up and realized the ruse. He even called out the leader of the NOI
LeBron James / every NFL player kneeling / Hollywood / etc.... needs to see this short video clip of X. How can they all be this ignorant of history?
AMEN
and Martin L King!!
Go Devils I think we're ignoring one major factor in all of this. The fact that not just one race but every race that exists in America has fallen away from God and once this country did that the fall of the family was the next step. People don't want God anymore and so this is the country we have.
Can you imagine all the horrible things white liberals would be calling him today
Oh I can imagine. They'd get a lesson in humility from that extremely clever erudite man
As they did of MLK once he opposed USA in Vietnam.... As they do today with Sanders. Progressives regardless of skin color are repudiated by gop and dems
fifa craft what is the difference between a white liberal and a black liberal? ...racism?
A Google User “hE aiN’t WeLcOmE tO tHe CoOkOuT bla bla bla”
@A Google User
Yeah, that's what they'd do... Which if I understand it correctly Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. had different opinions and yet X offered an olive branch to King at some point because of their common goal.
Though from where I sit black folks don't have common goals these days...-_-
Shout out to both. I'm not sure of the white brother's name but I appreciate him having a conversation with Malcolm and bringing up legit points. We need conversations like this nowadays.
Eh, he was struggling.
The white guy was professor Leggett from the university of California Berkeley
Orange8763153 racist moron
@@mikeockburns6486 Berkley university? That makes sence
@Orange8763153 Play the race card....PLAY IT !!!
Same thing today.
Nailed it
Xantylon74 it’s worse. Unqualified blacks are out in high positions in white made industry and technology. Blacks have no foundation. Everything was handed to them
Hear a comparison 2 Malcolm & citizen-campaigner Trump in 2016?
Man, it must be nice to be able to sit down face to face with someone and actually have an argument/debate/exchange.
Not sure what that feels like anymore.
@Majeed: Sure, but that exchange did not accomplish anything. Why does it matter if folks and sit down and talk, if the conversation in question will achieve nothing? Black people are still in a system of white supremacy 50 years after this peaceful debate. So what does it matter?
It matters because the conversation took place given any side the opportunity to sway the other. I won't argue if anything has changed or not. We do know that absent any conversation nothing will change though. The point is that information was exchanged and now people can make a determination.
Just my opinion though.
For real. Politics today are a joke
@@joelates5334 Youre a moron.
This guy have slaughtered any politician in today's arena, left or right
z b He is not gonna slaughter anyone. For him, all whites were oppressors. He said liberals are foxes and conservatives are wolves.
@@mkram2154 I, used to feel that way. Until very recently. I'm a white, female republican. I think if he were alive today he would not feel that way about republicans. The man was very intelligent. He was able to thru the Nation of Islam. N walk away and denounce them. That got him killed.
He wasn't a follower. And didn't care who liked it.
Just my opinion. Take care
@@mkram2154 yes but he changed his mind when he saw white Muslims in Mecca
@@ohiohvac Why wouldn't he feel that way about Republicans? The same game is happening -- red or blue, fox or wolf. It's actually just shameless and more perverted nowadays because the media. The working class is still oppressed. The eyes are diverted to minorities. My fellow black men have adopted the neoliberalism hypnosis. The sham is still running strong. Malcolm would be disgusted...then again who knows?
@Omar B. Omar TRUTH
I miss having ideological adversaries that are intelligent, principled and tough. Not the weak-kneed, flip-floppy idiots we have to deal with today.
I don't know if I ever would have liked Malcolm X, but I think I respect him. RIP.
@CrasherXtreme Let's not forget that the man was an avowed Marxist / socialist. But he was steadfast and true to his beliefs.
Now, to your second point: maga.black/
We can all choose for ourselves. The fact that 90% of black Americans vote Democrat is pure systemic groupthink.
Thank God we have Jordan Peterson
Start by taking that advice yourself.
@@kevinzhang3313 Take what advice? Was I giving advice?
Or was I complimenting a man that I disagree with? When you grow-up, you'll learn that it's okay not to hate everyone with different ideas.
hard to get that when you clearly don´t follow by those same principles that you advocate for
Notice how this gentleman makes his point with a poise and calmness that most liberals cannot imitate, even if their life depended on it. I'm Hispanic, but I always admired MLK, Douglass, Malcom X, and G. W. Carver.
Yes, you have to at least admire the class with which he responds to the questions with. He has a style which is lost these days.
That's laughable
ramivalencia cm
That's actually sad what you wrote. On many, many lvls.
Who cares what race you with all do respect. Its always refreshing to hear anyone speak truths about humanity and the different factions that may be in the world governments and what not. Speaking truthfully, honestly expressing yourself is pure and is hard to do. Just ask Bruce Lee.
Malcom would be so upset with how people are acting today.
So am I.
Rich murphy it’s the same shit, different day....just more rampant.
I feel Malcom would fall down in absolute disgust at Humanity ------ Same as my grandparents would --- this is a cesspool of shit
How’d you know him, r u family lol u aren’t him don’t speak for him
We never know how the United States would have been if Malcom got a chance to live longer. He would be 95 years old in this day in age. One can only imagine how much the black culture would've changed from his presence? He eventually would have found a way to sue the United States which was his plan. But to say he would be disappointed is a stretch. There is a reason why he was on the FBI list as a charismatic speaker who cause a black revolution. There is reason why he was killed sooner than King. His death is one of the reasons the black Panthers emerged.
Amazing how nothing has changed since then.
I could listen to X speak all day. What a great voice.
That was fantastic. A discussion about racial issues without yelling is extremely refreshing.
Observation: I never thought an HK unit would condone such boring, peaceful means of negotiation. Has your pacifist package been installed?
@@scoutymcscoutface2957 Yes. Fortunately it was soon removed.
Ya know I have a Grandmother who was extremely nice and had a neighbor that would always beat her oldest boy till he was bleeding
or passed out, yes she was black.
My Grandmother being the good catholic she was, she would give the boy sanctuary now he had no father his father was killed while
robbing a store.
He grew up to be a great man and he went on to have two wonderful kids and he left his mother but would always visit my grandmother.
When my grandmother would ask him did you visit your mother he would say "Yes I am visiting her right now, I don't know that person next door."
Now today my grandmother is old and has a hard time to move my friend that called my grandmother his mom passed away in a armed robbery
he was shot nine times in the chest, not by a cop not by a white man but by his own flesh and blood his natural born brother.
You see at my grandmother's house he had a mother figure and he had a father figure, at his real mother's house he didn't even have a mother figure,
and there was no one for a father figure.
So they laid my friend to rest my family paid for the funeral and his mother came to us and said "you white people need to leave I want no racist at
MY son's funeral", and I looked at her and said were not white nor are we racist we loved your son we paid for his funeral and we were his family, you
were just a rod that would beat him because you didn't have enough money for your whisky."
So as we were leaving she came up to me staggering and yelling " IF youz aint white what is you!", I said " I am a human being".
IFY my family is Native American Seminole so yes our skin is lighter than most Native Americans sometimes we even get confused for Latino.
But the message here is there was no father figure in that house hold and my friend found it at my grandmother's house and he recognized that is
what was missing in his life.
A family needs a mother and a father if it is missing one then it isn't a family.
fido
Thank you for sharing your story
fido thank you my friend for that wonderful story 🙏
I am moved by your story. Thank you so much for posting.
Yes fathers are important. Unfortunately, in the westerised, industrialised, liberal world, the Divorce and Family Courts Industry is making a killing (financially and literally) in the pursuit of aggressively destroying fathers and the family unit. Separayef fathers are one of the most persucuted groups of our contemporary age yet are not recogmised or acknowledged as such by a society that generally speaking, could not care less.
What a sad but beautiful story. God bless your grandmother and your family.
As for needing a father, I can say it helps in many situations but not all. There were 4 of us children and we were raised by a single mother. Our father was in prison from my 5th yr until he died there 4yrs later. We were much better without him, because my memories of him were mostly of him beating my pregnant mother. If he had lived and gotten out, he would have killed her like he promised he would. I can't imagine anything about life with him being normal and we would have probably been raised in bars and whorehouses, because that's where he stayed mostly.
Yes, we can blame men for not being responsible and raising their children, but part of that blame goes to women who don't want a decent man. Many of these girls only want that gang banger or dope head that will never straighten up. Instead of getting birth control, which is free at most health departments, they want to "trap" these little punks who were only using them to start with.
A full family is great when the individuals in that family are great, otherwise you have the same situation as a single parent family. ... A child who is missing something in there soul because they didn't see it growing up.
communism 101......." destroy the family"..
Wow I'm watching this in 2018 and it's more relevant than ever, I'm speechless.
Notice a comparison of what he states w/ citizen-campaigner Trump in 2016?
And this is why they killed him...
It crazy
Colin Crume Malcolm was a smart man. VERY.
It’s certainly relevant but less so. Racism happens on your TV and UA-cam comments way more than in real life. Shit was actually hard back then, now it’s just middle class and poor people oppressed not a specific segment of the human race.
sooo let me make sure I've got this correct, two people having a conversation from opposite sides of the issue, NOT screaming, NOT getting emotional, NOT interrupting... and mostly stating what each believes to be factual logical data... fascinating... perhaps this video ought to be used as case study of how to behave?
Perhaps
The human race has been regressing intellectually since the ancient Egyptians
@@hijadbread we have the ability to harness energy from the sun, moving water, and oil. We have Democracy. We have cars, cell phones, and have been to the moon. Speak for yourself
@@davidwolanski8704 and yet world starvation, government corruption, endless wars, nukes that can end the world with a push of a button. I call that regression
@@davidwolanski8704 who has democracy?
Malcolm was too based for his time. What a legend.
Not the biggest Malcolm fan but he did have some good points.
JT Tha Beatman, no he wasn’t.
He didn’t do anything constructive like MLK.
@@firsttosee7481 MLK almost damn near destroyed us. He was a great speaker, he was not a leader. People get confused about that. MLK stop segregation. Okay, look at what's going on with us today. We hate each other. Can't get alone. We were much stronger segregated, then what we are today. King stated that he might have made a mistake. King chose a Scalpel. Mr X chose a Hammer.
Reggie B Right..
@@MFReggieB segregation was the answer.
@@firsttosee7481 MLK was being subsidized by the government. He was a puppet.
Listen closely, ...he is describing Hillary, Kamala, Sharpton and all of the like...
@iM HaZY I have a great deal of respect for Malcolm X,...despite the fact that he would have called me his enemy.
Malcolm X didn't like MLK because for the vast majority of his life, as a member of the Nation of Islam, he was not for integration. He wanted self-improvement within the Black community and legislation to allow for that, but he didn't like white people and he preferred segregation. Later in his life, after his trip to Mecca, he became a more devout follower of Islam rather than the NOI, which somewhat opened up his eyes to race relations in America after his disillusionment in regards to the NOI, but that was shortly before his assassination. What you said may be true, because Hillary is, in fact, for integration, but that's not a good argument and it doesn't mean what you think it means.
Trump is the wolf too
That is correct. Jesse Jackson and many others
@@joshcook863 Malcom X's enemy was people that treated blacks like shit. So, if you like the guy there's a good chance your not enemys
Woke af in 1965. That's why he couldn't live. ☹️
bruce lee too
These white liberals he was talking about were jews and zionists.
Shut the fucc up
@Tony Washington he was murdered by black Muslims buddy not white racist Americans
@Carl Mitch and of course Islam had enslaved Africans for 14 hundred years, but most people didn't know that at the time.
It is May 06, 2019 and Malcolm X is still teaching American's.
@4:22 . . . Malcolm X would've hated Obama.
THAT we have in common
That may be true actually but we’ll never know
Obama would've hated Malcolm X + all other blacks Not communists & haters of America.
Prove me wrong.
Wagner PD . . . Obama admired the shit out of Malcolm X. ua-cam.com/video/yeDuOR6vkLM/v-deo.html
Actually I don't think he would've hated Obama. People would want him to. But tbh Obama was and is hated by many because he actually reminds you of Malcolm. Not in his message but in his mannerisms, speech, attitude, how he carries himself...... Obama was a huge threat because he showed what we really are not what media likes to put out there. I think Malcom may have differed from Obama in the same manner he did from Dr King but he would've respected him. Also many think Malcom would've hated him because they think if the before Mecca Malcolm if you listen to him speaking after Mecca you'd notice he and Obama were not that different. Obama, I'm, is what Malcolm may have become though I don't think Malcolm would've sought any position in politics. Nobody in politics can effectively and efficiently help black people.
I like this guy. Self-determination. Destiny determined at the hands of God and self.
Liberals = 🦊
Conservatives = 🐺
Blacks = 🐑🐑🐑 bah bah bah
Probably one of his best interviews. Very succinctly put.
malcom x was a prime debater. always amazing to hear him talk.
Conservatives commenting here don't quite grasp that Malcolm X is saying the right and left are equally bad.
No, hes saying the right is always bad. Malcolm X was a hardline anti capitalist leftist. He critiques liberals because they are also right wing
Pretty much all leftists hate liberals actually. Leftists meaning the black panthers, lenin, marx, ho chi minh etc, liberals meaning obama, Clinton, etc
@@colincrothers4836 liberals and the left are cancer. malcolm is saying the right is bad but liberals are worse because they pretend to be your friend
@@jordanlatimer5901 i don't disagree that liberals are shit but Malcolm X was definitely a leftist lmao. "Show me a capitalist and I'll show you a blood sucker"- Malcolm X
@@jordanlatimer5901
To suggest all of nearly any group is cancer is to be cancer yourself.
First let's declare that the challenges are often complex and it's not clear much of the time if any approach can work, let alone readily assume one would be best and especially that everyone with different ideas is automatically an enemy.
To suggest that nobody decent exists among the proponents of any specific 'reasonable' solution or that the opposite is true for any another is not a thought worthy of an answer. It's closer to the reason we continue to suffer this same set of problems.
Herbert hill turned out to be a FBI informant. Malcolm called it.
@slade bonge no I mean herbert hill. Henry hill was a mob informant. I know what I'm talking about.
@slade bonge lol got roasted
@slade bonge *ahem*
*y e e t*
@slade bonge *Oh yeah yeah*
source?
Sounds like he's talking about Obama to me.
Eddie Segovia lol!!! Yeah?
@Eddie Segovia
That'd be ironic...
Clearly he’s referring to any black puppet used by white politicians.
Black people love and respected the great *Malcolm X* because he told the truth about Both parties.
He was racist trash who demonized all white people.
@@shr00mhead Stop lying.
@@shr00mhead you're a fucking fake
@bushido mayfield Oh youre sure? lol
MLK all the way. Fuck Malcolm.
not only that but he also admit the problem between black on black violence even though we claim to be non-violent.. fact is he just tells the truth on ALL sides
It sounds like Malcolm X is talking about the Clintons. He predicted the Clintons. Lol
He didn't predict them....he was living with liberals of his era that shaped the Clintons and many other liberals that followed in the same footsteps.
Doesn't sound like that to me. In fact I don't know how anyone could listen to this and think of President Clinton or his wife who aren't even relevant in politics today.
Get your head out of the political sand.
I dont know if predicted the Clinton's. He sure an hell predicted Obama
Lol the Clintons were alive and well when this was recorded. Not married yet, just cousins. But yea he's literally talking about their parents and role models.
EVERYBODY IN THIS THREAD: HILLARY CLINTON WAS BORN 1947. MALCOLM X WAS ASSASSINATED IN 1965. *YOU DO THE MATH*
i think what he says applies to all voters not just blacks
Truth
But especially blacks. People are tearing down Travis Scott for not showing support for a hate group.
Yes, it applies to any person, not only in the USA, in the sense of how politicians manipulate a group to follow them, for example, where I live, the government go with a speech of supporting some of the social classes which were discriminated in the past and although, they did some good things in their presidency, their main objective is gathering more political power and trying to stay in the government, so, they're only using those ones, they say they support, because they don't give anybody things which are really important, only the closer organisations which are aligned with them are getting whatever they want, in the same way US politicians do what they do to benefit the elite, rich people and arm industry.
Especially minnorties immigrants
People don't realize its not about black and white anymore.. its about green..... the corporate machine doesn't care what color you are.... just that your giving them your cash
I truly believe after studying these two fine men that Dr King and Malcom X would be greatly disappointed with America today. The greed ,selfish self interest of the political system and what seems to be a near spiritual death of many people in America would likely hit them hard upon realization of contemporary America.
AMEN
How about Martin X Day... or Malcom King Week... would that appease ur anger
John W. Peterson MLK being called an Uncle Tom is idiotic but him and Malcom X certainly were not the same and had different messages. MLK was more about assimilation into white culture and wanting white acceptance where as Malcom X was more about black people building themselves up without the help of white people and was a black nationalist.
"Being friendly and being a friend are two different things. There are many whites who act friendly toward negros. A fox acts friendly toward the lamb and usually the fox is the one who ends up with the lamb chop on his plate. The wolf doesn't act friendly and therefore the wolf has more difficulty in getting the lamb chop in his plate....[However] Their appetite is the same, their motives are the same, it's only their mannerisms and methods that differ" 0:15
Im the wolf the lamb already know why I came💯
AND....HOW ABOUT "BLACKS" APETITES ???
@@frankesposito2182 not like the fox and and the lambs.
@@frankesposito2182 You tell us. Since it seems you know the answer.
There are also many non-whites that act friendly to whites in order to infiltrate and gain access and influence to disrupt and destroy from within with the ultimate goal being to take from whites what they themselves are unwilling to earn or create for themselves in the free market. Mexico is the perfect example. This is why they storm our southern border; to take from us who HAVE because they have NOT. If they just put a small fraction of the energy and resources that they do into breaking into our country and siphoning off all manner of social services, into creating their own lives of abundance, they would HAVE abundance and no need to try to take it from those who have already worked for and earned it. Not all whites are racist. Not all racists are white.
tl;dr:
Liberals pretend to be your friend, but aren't.
Conservatives don't pretend to be your friend, and also aren't.
I myself value truth above all else, and I see no problem in disagreement between people (conflict is what breeds progress) so I am proud to say I am not a liberal.
ayporos yup
In my experience, I can respect an honest opponent over a dishonest ally.
Well that makes you a Republican so fuck Trump
Me neither
Trump maga fuck obama
It just shows how sensitized this country has become seeing these two men talk intellectually and without interrupting one and other.. It's like you can actually hear a period and then the other speaks.. Debaters take notes
Gosh dang, I wish people still communicated like this.
We could if we'd put the goddamn phones down and read books and cultivated our focus on more productive matters.
@@secs3 social media
Our culture no longer values intellectual figures and ideas, instead we value the kardashians and materialism.
When I was a kid MLK was the untouchable god like saviour of the black American and Malcom was painted as an extremist nut job. But after years of educating myself I now see it completely differently and totally agree with Malcom on many points. He was too smart and too aggressive and had to go.
was it true ML King was compromised because he was a serial womaniser and the fbi knew about it?
Malcolm did not go to communist training school with Rosa Parks. Marxist Luther King did.
Why? Read Galatians 4:16, 17 in a KJV Bible... same reason Trump, me are hated And... I suspect you, too! But Verse 18 makes me feel good. Why? Bcuz I've done what Ezekiel 3:11, 17-21 instructs.
D Bay, Malcolm and King represented what was already a bifurcation of African-Americans into two different cultures.
The Martin Luther King culture was essentially, no different in basic values from southern white culture. If you watched Hidden Figures, you saw the MLK Culture. Neat homes, obedient children, Sunday afternoon church socials, educated members of the community. They had the doctors, the lawyers, the teachers. They had the HBCUs producing an educated class. Their problem was the "Whites Only" sign on the door. They were ready to walk through the door, once the sign was taken down (go back again to "Hidden Figures"--metaphorically, all that was needed was the sign taken down, and the black women were already prepared to do anything the white women could do). King--with a relatively genteel upbringing and college education--did not have a gut understanding of what the urban black community's basic problems were or how to solve them.
The urban black community had already become a very different culture from that. Malcolm had been raised in that different culture, where racism was, in fact, far more deeply ingrained than it was for the MLK culture in the south. African-American culture in the north had been systematically crippled to a far greater degree--they needed more than merely the removal of the signs.
That's where Malcolm differed from King. Malcolm understood that the urban black community needed a period of economic separation and radical moral reformation. By "moral reformation," I mean a revision of what they considered up/down, right/wrong--a change of goals, a new way of looking at how they fit into the picture...something other than what they got from the system. Blacks in the urban areas still needed to "come into themselves." He saw Islam as a way to achieve those goals. Even as Malcolm moved from the heretical Islam of the NOI, he was still preaching economic separation and moral reformation.
The assassination of Malcolm X has undoubtedly been a worse tragedy than the assassination of Martin Luther King (who had largely achieved his goals). The Civil Rights Movement never made the necessary paradigm shift from a southern strategy to an urban strategy.
"we do a lot of cutting and shooting each other though we profess to be non- violoent" - oh Malcom, luckily you havent lived to see the end of it
His comment was so much deeper than that my brotha!! He was calling out those in support of MLK at the expense of opposing him BECAUSE he doesn't declare himself as " nonviolent "....and they STILL killed MLK
Imagine having these type of arguments in 2019😳
Ezekiel Jarek it wouldn’t go anywhere because too many people are so-called educated by Google & Wikipedia now LMFAO
Lookin’ at you, Sharpton.
AND Jessie Jackson and all those others who are black and part of controlling the black community not for the purpose of building them up but for the purpose of being controlled and managed in over all poverty for liberals to manipulate.
Malcolm X knew what was going on 50 years ago, would be nice if people today could figure it out.
This is still true today.
Yes it is unfortunately.
No it’s not. And if you actually listened to what he was saying - it was relevant THEN but things have changed and ARE changing now. MidTerms was a perfect example. Look how many black people were elected. And what PARTY and social groups supported them & elected them? LIBERALS. Not the Conservatives that’s for damn sure!
Conservatives won’t even speak out against racist Republican Right Wing nutjob Steve King. Who literally THIS week said “When did being a white supremist become a dirty word”. CLUELESS
Cate Ellington Steve King is just another idiot of the party
It's still true today because NOTHING has changed since Malcolm was alive to now. That's why he was killed, he would have helped to awaken so many black men/women of their true place in this world within this country. This "gangster rap/thug/ghetto/prison" image of black people wouldn't EXIST today if he or Dr. King were to be alive in today's world. :-(
Everyone wants to quote Malcom X. Typically when it's helping their agenda, but they don't really know what he was about. Same with MLK
What we do know is that X did not trust democrats. As he stated here, he know what Republicans were about, but democrats were sneaky and conniving. We also know that MLK was a Republican.
He was about different things depending on the stage of his life, though. The one most remember and idolize is the more radical X, the one that believed white and black could never co-exist and a permanent line must be drawn between the two. This was him throughout most of his career.
Towards the end, however, he radically shifted. He disavowed many of his old views and adopted a bit of MLK - someone he had long scorned as meek and a demoralizing influence, funnily enough, as he did not initially share MLK's goal of racial unity. He had wanted absolute separation; but like Ali, his views radically shifted after spending time in Africa.
And this is exactly how everyone should debate.
@@PatrickBarber98 This is what frustrates me. Yes it's true that it wouldn't draw as much viewership and advertising dollars if leaders debated super civilly like this. But what frustrates me is that some people can't just be intellectually drawn to a debate, they allow their emotions or impulses to be the driving factor in their entertainment/voting/education decisions. This is bad because it's much easier for scheming politicians and influencers to manipulate a people through strong emotions like fear, panic and hatred, than it is through intellectual means.
Liberals would hate for this to get out .. I guess I'd better start sharing
@Axel Schwendt Do some REAL research and find out for yourself how the Democrats/Liberals/Morons have started the hatred of black people and continue to brainwash and manipulate them. You are a fool if you can't the truth or you're just another CNN Zombie following fool.
TJ
You start out in 1954 by saying, “Nigger, nigger, nigger.” By 1968 you can’t say “nigger”-that hurts you, backfires. So you say stuff like, uh, forced busing, states’ rights, and all that stuff, and you’re getting so abstract. Now, you’re talking about cutting taxes, and all these things you’re talking about are totally economic things and a byproduct of them is, blacks get hurt worse than whites.… “We want to cut this,” is much more abstract than even the busing thing, uh, and a hell of a lot more abstract than “Nigger, nigger.”
-lee atwater, advisor to president reagan
Why I'm liberal and dont agree with him. Share all you want, more power to you. His "everyone out to get the black man" stance is why MLK has a national holiday and Malcolm X does not.
@@ispartacus1337 There isn't a Rosa Parks Day and she was just as important. You're blinded by the constant media's biased support of the Democrats who started the hatred for Black people. You have the right to remain ignorant and stupid but I feel sorry for your children if you ever have any.
This is out. Most Americans don't give a f$#k.
And that goes for Obama!
And NOW you know why X had to go. I am a registered Democrat who voted for Obama twice and now supports more conservative candidates because I feel as though my Party stopped speaking to me or trying to help me years ago. In America, Race is the last bulwork against REAL change. If working class whites saw themselves as having the SAME issues/problems as Blacks, then we could move towards real change in America. As long as people see themselves and allow themselves to be separated according to skin color - no real change will happen in the USA. I grew up very poor in the inner city and I will say this - a vote for Joe Biden (unless you are of the same ruling "Donor" Class), is the equivalent of cutting your own throat .
They don't make guys like this anymore
Sure they do, but there is no civility anymore.
At least we still have Thomas Sowell.
Thank god
Yes they do. Plenty of radical black racists still around. White too
Blame technology
Malcolm X was a complex and interesting man.
He had an unfortunately short but eventful life.
He had different views at different times of his life.
At one point he advocated a violent path, but this changed later.
He adjusted his view on race after being in the middle east and spending time with Muslims of other races.
This interview was filmed (per the date) while he was still a member and supporter of Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam, think Louis Farrakhan. He later broke with the group and modified his views on violence and race relations. .
The main points that I glean from this vid is that he wants HIS PEOPLE to learn to rely on THEMSELVES for more than one reason.
1) longterm growth required growing up and taking care of yourselves.
2) Many White, Black, Green, and Blue people join public, charity, or relief organizations for self-interest. This could be political aspirations, financial incentives, self-satisfaction or guilt.
“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime” is a quote from the Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu, founder of Taoism.
Maimonides separated giving into 8 levels. The next to highest was to give anonymously and not designate what the gift would be used for. The highest was to give the gift of self-reliance so that the person would not require assistance in the future. He, like Malcolm X questioned the existence of absolute altruism.
Malcolm X wanted a leveler playing field, economic and political freedom, and a rise to full self-reliance without the need for outside assistance.
However, all groups need assistance sometimes. Especially in the face of natural and unnatural disasters. Hi following grew after he modified his stance and became more inclusive. He was later killed - members of the Nation of Islam were convicted.
As with all humans, including Gandhi, he was an imperfect man trying to make himself and others better, happier, safer, and more self-reliant.
KEVIN MITNECK he was also a contrarian and I’ve always been under the impression that he wasn’t very willing to compromise.
I love the fact that he was stern in his beliefs, but his all or nothing mien made it very difficult to advance his narrative.
Yes, so of his views did change as he grew in knowledge. However, his core values and principles remained the same. He learned that using violence against the machine was a death wish. The fact that we were blessed with Malcolm's wisdom and insight was a testament in itself to his growth as a man. Remember where he came from.
@@jerrygarcia1800 As a contrarian, who also took a contrarian pseudonym
I was most heartened by his alter inclusivity, he related to going on Hajj and meeting Muslims of many colors praying together - something uncommon in the US at the time in any denomination/religion.
Though he did learn about racism in Islam
The South African pejorative kaffir was taken from the islamic pejorative kaffir, which was often directed at indigenous Africans by Muslim traders, etc. The white South Africans apparently took the word to mean black, when it meant unbeliever.
@@devjay6949 Hate usually breeds hate. Love and or respect don't always work, but they succeed better in the long run.
@@jerrygarcia1800 As with many people who start out with a defined perspective and agenda, I had the impression that he was becoming more moderate and accommodating towards the end, but had little tolerance for what he felt was the mis use of authority in his own religious group leading to a deepening schism and ultimately his demise.
I did not learn how to talk to naked emperors when I was younger and was punished for my ignorance of protocol. Now I look for moles to see if any are malignant.
The current political divide seemingly everywhere in the world is fed by media and the internet to foment fear and hatred of all groups for all other groups. Neither side, IMHO is more than 60% correct on any question, but they act like they are 100% correct on all questions and radical moderates like myself are attacked by both sides
If anyone wants to know why all of this has occurred, I guess
It must have been the roses..
I would love to see spirited, respectful debates like this today.
Me too. But, unfortunately the left doesn't seem to want debate anymore. They only seem interested in projecting/forcing their narratives onto the world _(e.g., through media, "education," and entertainment)_ and silencing, ridiculing, detesting, and/or shaming all other points of view. *Sad to see the left go from JFK **_(“Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country”)_** to what we currently have today **_(i.e., spoiled people perpetually bitching about everything)._*
Funny hearing the word “Negro” as it was widely accepted back then. Nowadays you hardly ever hear that term anymore. Never knew that much about Malcolm X but from this clip, he seems very thoughtful and well spoken. I too am intrigued how civil the conversation was. Can’t get two opposing views in a dialogue nowadays without shouts and interruptions
@CrasherXtreme No, sorry. Comes from the Spanish Negro, which means black (meaning the color black). And yes, it does not have any negative connotation, obviously.
@CrasherXtreme Querido amigo, el Ingles tiene palabras de origen latino, pero NO ES una lengua latina, sino sajona. Y negro en latin se dice niger, que seguramente es de donde procede la palabra negro, pero el uso que hacian en los paises anglosajones era porque los hispanohablantes la utilizaban.
How come they were ok with the term "Negro" back then? Why wasn't it African-American? i must admit, this is pretty refreshing watching how civil the conversation is. Not like today's talk shows or heated News Commentator debates. My how times have changed in the last 5 years.
Neo Matrix or the most recent presidential debates where insults were thrown back and forth.
And it doesnt matter if "they were ok" with the term back then, because it was a different time and they were still fighting for equal recognition. So when they got equal recognition and representation they needed to not use the old term.
Jesse Jackson is credited with creating the term "African-American". It showcases the black American as one and another. It bled out to other groups which is why we now have Asian-American. The only ones to plainly answer American by itself are whites. Or at least, that's what I've seen when I watch television or some clips here on youtube. In this clip the black American was addressed as such and addressed as negro which means black or dark in languages like Spanish. Being addressed as African-American today is an unfortunate anchor that suggests we're not really American who just happen to have different color skin.
Negro is not offensive...African American is... created by a white liberal...via a black puppet
+Doc Lambo, Jesse Jackson created the term African-American.
Pete the Pirate ..I believe you are correct...
Anybody who can read body language can tell by Malcolm's fidgeting with his hands that he is holding back some emotions.
I consider myself a conservative liberal (I know, that makes no sense to others but it does to me) and I never knew how he felt towards liberals. That does make sense.
The white savior come to champion the black race. They don't need or want a white savior to "save them". I don't mean "go to heaven and not hell" saved, I mean, they don't need a white man to spearhead their own initiative.
Man. In this day and age, I don't know how to act. One side wants me to be this way, the other side wants me to be that way.
To both sides, I say, if you need help to live, if I can do something to aid you in what we all consider an honest, faithful, truthful, honest fight for ALL men and women, regardless of race, I will be there to help you. But do not mistake my kindness for weakness. Do not presume to use my good nature to subvert something to your will. What we should all focus on, and focus on hard, is building all of us up as a people. United we stand, divided we fall.
Choose this day whom you will serve.
Lot of words to just say you're a fence sitter.
Nikki Seven
Right!!!!
Live life how you want to live it.
Joshua 24:15?....
.... "kindness for weakness?"
I can tell You ain't politically correct!
-Galatians 4:16
Calling someone a "fence sitter" as though the fighting and side taking in politics today is the correct way to act...
We should _ALL_ be "fence sitters". We shouldn't be taking "sides". Each political concept should be considered on its _own_ merits, not based upon which "side" invented it. Political "sides" destroy our chances of working together to deduce what _actually_ works in society and instead pushes us to agree with everything our "side" says even when some of it is wrong.
Beautifully brilliant man. I enjoyed being enlightened by him. He is able to put realities in clear and thoughtful phrasing such that I can understand.
"When I is replaced with We, even the illness becomes wellness."
"You're not supposed to be so blind with patriotism that you can't face reality. Wrong is wrong, no matter who says it."
"You can't have capitalism without racism."
"I believe that there will be ultimately be a clash between the oppressed and those who do the oppressing. I believe that there will be a clash between those who want freedom, justice and equality for everyone and those who want to continue the system of exploitation. I believe that there will be that kind of clash, but I don't think it will be based on the color of the skin."
-Malcolm X.
He was a radical leftist. When he criticizes "liberals", he means not the left as a whole, but people who are barely left, who are just left of center- as opposed to LEFTISTS, who are farther left than liberals are.
Is segregation a tenet of the “radical left?”
@@birddoug8297 you spelled “separation” wrong
Remarkable man Malcolm X! But even that liberal apologist was civil.
We've been talking about the same thing for decades and it has only gotten worse.
Bardonk obamaha
trump is fanning the flames of hatred & bigotry.
it can only get worse..!!.....this is NOTHING..see, the brainwashing is so complete ...
Amazing how well he saw through it all. Equally amazing how well he was able to articulate what he saw. Damn this man was brilliant.
Remember when 2 people with differing views could sit down and have a discussion without causing strife??
At least from wolf you know what to expect, Fox will destory you in long term,.Great point from Malcom
CCCC
To what end? What is the liberals' end game? What's the strategy in playing the long con?
Votes apparently
amen
ottam we see today what is the result of liberals receiving almost all of the black vote and not do a damn thing to benefit the black community. The welfare state and the single mother household rate of blacks cities are all a result of liberal politicians.
If he was alive today he'll get banned from all the college campuses😂😆😂😆😂😆😂😆😂😆😂😆😂😆😂😆😂
oh yeah
False, colleges love commies.
@@PhillipCummingsUSA 🤣🤣🤘
Antifa would beat him up after calling him a white supremacist Nazi.
Alhamdullulah Brother Shabbaz. Our civilization lost a great man when you were murdered. Peace be upon you.
And let’s hope he found Jesus before he was murdered by Muslims.
@@TheDailyDigest He found the real islam
Murdered by members of the Nation of Islam.
When I watched the Malcom X movie of 1992, I was surprised over the fact that I had never heard of him, and I feel like Malcom is underrated, and not entirely known in our history books. I believe Malcom X was a very great man, who was very wise and aware of his cause and what he did for it. I am not a Muslim, as I am Christian, but he did serve a true purpose and movement. Today, I just wonder how he would look at America.......
My grandfather was a wall street lawyer and he went to the south for a few weeks or a month to see what the civil rights movement was like and do some consulting. He never knew much about racial issues being middle class from new york. He fell in love immediately and quit his job to work as SNCC's lawyer for the movement. He worked for a year or two I think, and was going to leave for wall street, and as he was getting on the plane he suddenly knew he had to stay. He was there for a few more years. Once I asked him what his best memory was, and he said, "The day I decided to stay in the south."
He worked for civil rights cases pro Bono for the rest of his life. He wrote a book called White Lawyer Black Power
Anyway, there are exceptions to Malcolm X's thinking
God bless your grandfather. Sounds like an honorable man.
Nigga loving race traitor,glad he's dead he's in hell now,lol
Sounds like he's describing Barack Obama.
4:20 you're correct
@DGraySon77 half jew, not white
Obama isn't really black, I mean, look at his face and skin tone, his ancestors wasn't enslaved, it's like are you fucking blind
Good call... Puppet on a string
Quite yes but not quite. Barack had a progressive mindset.
Now we have jessie smolette 😂
we have one guy who did a stupid thing, as if that didnt happen before
@FuckYouAllToPieces aren't you a democrat ?
@@voss134 STFU troll
Made me choke from laughing
Goddamnit
Malcolm X was one of the most insightful and intelligent men from the 60's. His pure poetic power has aged well and still should be heard.
Denzel Washington really captured Malcom X's speaking style in the movie he made on him. Just amazing.
Yeah Denzel should have got an Oscar for his portrayal of Malcolm. One of my favorites
Is it just me or do they seem to have just a similar way if speaking? Like in the chill scenes of Remember the Titans, without the southern mannerisms.
@@geoffreythompson7378 definitely.
Daily Wisdom denzel is a better malcom than malcom was
Was just thinking about that. Goes to show how good of an actor Denzel actually is.
at a certain point he's completely describing Obama lmao
Thats what theyre doing with Candace, isnt it.. I love that girl, she's not having ANYONE tell her what her opinion or affiliation should be! Cghow!
Actually, it doesn't describe Obama at all. However, your comment is exactly what he was pointing out....and you still don't get it.
@@DezzaBibb youre making a jumble of it Obama fanboy
@@johnmullens2857, "Obama fanboy"??? Riiiiight. But yet....you're the one who brought him up.
@@DezzaBibb yeah I brought him up, but not exactly as a fanboy, was it?
LOL if he was alive and saying the same thing he’d be deemed a Nazi hired by Vladimir Putin 🤣
He would be a liberal today. He views white people as racist. He thought that boa white person could truly care about a person of a different race. He would be feeding racism with the left wing.
@@SpacificNocean He would not be a liberal, do you not see the radical left today? That's why many Civil Rights Acts where passed majority Republican, hell even MLK identified as a Republican. He even supported issues such as the 2nd Amendment and Free Speech so he would most def not be a liberal considering he views them as such.
Spacific Nocean how would he be a liberal? The left is more extreme left today, and the right is more toward the center than 50 years ago. Malcom X would have voted for Trump!
@@SpacificNocean He wouldn't be a liberal or conservative. He disses both parties. Listen to his analogy at the begining. He believed that black people needed their own power structure. He had to be assassinated because he was a threat to the establishment. If you try to bring any duality together, you pose a threat to society.
No he would be deemed a black power separatist this guy was anything but a nazi and everyone realized that
Al Sharpton, are you listening!?
4:40
Holding a lantern for a plantion owners.at fox news
He’s being described.
There is a lot of truth in this.
Malcolm X ,MLK, the VERY LAST Black heros for me, the last MEN to have genuine concern for black culture/black issues!!
Rappers today act like theyre close but they arent. They arent even civil enough to have a discussion
scratch out MLK, he was bought and paid for... malcolm and marcus garvey was the only two real black leaders
This is a PERFECT ANALOGY for centrist democrats
Sounds like he’s talking about al sharpton, green, waters, gillum, and obozo!
Flying Dutchman deray Obama half of these black feminists Shaun king
Flying Dutchman No he isn’t. Sounds like you’re deliberately misinterpreting what Malcolm X said for your own agenda. He’s specifically admonishing white politicians.
NYCzora no shit, that’s why I said it SOUNDS LIKE he is. You do know this was years and years ago right? It’s in black and white . He’s talking about white liberals, if I remember correctly , those who pretend to speak for black folks but don’t actually have their best interest at heart, they use them to virtue signal and push their own agendas, and just like the race baiting race pimps of then , al sharpton and maxine waters are doing the same thing imo, and there’s plenty of white politicians doing the same shit today too it’s pathetic
If this came out on tv today it’d be split screen, fake city backgrounds, yelling over each other, irrelevant news scrolling across the bottom, hyundai ad in the corner, and technical difficulties once he says the wrong thing
So true.
Lol you nailed it
Malcolm bossed out on this one.