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![Lyv - Never Kneel Again [A Baldur's Gate 3/Lae'zel Fan Song]](/img/n.gif)
Fun Fact: The actor who played the Black Ranger actually REQUESTED to be the Black Ranger as he was initially supposed to be one of the other Rangers. He requested to be the Black Ranger SPECIFICALLY because he thought that an African American playing one of the others would be confusing as when people said "I like the Black Power Ranger" others would be wondering if the meant the actor who was playing one of the other Rangers or the Black Ranger themselves.
Aw 🖤
I'm glad I now know that.
When I was a smol lil baby and before the ideal of racism was known to my sweet summer child ass, I always thought it was a coincidence that he wore a black ranger suit and was also black.
My favorite Ranger growing up. Mastodon!! 🦣
he also developed "hip-hop fu" on the fly during his audition upon request because the producers wanted something cool and American to help the American side of the show mesh well with the Japanese part (the costumed part was from the Japanese version of the show, hence why the yellow ranger was clearly a guy)
the reason they asked him specifically was because he was the only actor that had both Karate and dance training and the producers thought ofthe idea of meshing them both when they learned of his talents during his audition
the "no colored pencils" "colored pencils only" is actually because colored pencils (especially cheap ones) often have super fragile lead. Even hand-sharpening can be too aggressive on them, or the lead is already broken inside from being dropped too hard.
The first sharpener is much more aggressive than the second. In addition, the second one is fairly easy to troubleshoot (ie lead broke off inside the grinder part and is wedged in place, preventing the machine from sharpening any other pencils). Having used the second one more than a few times myself, it really is a life saver.
That... is true.
If I remember correctly, normal pencils contain a graphite mix, while colored pencils use some mix of wax to achieve their color, much like crayons.
Ya, of course that’s not the point of the video. 😉
@@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar YOU'RE NOT THE POINT OF THE VIDEO😡
You mean graphite.
@@pandemicphilly60 You’re*
Lol ❤️
The childrens book with the "beautiful" and "ugly" pictures weren't even accidental. Colorism is a real problem in India (I'm assuming it's India based on the sarees and also that I had a similar book as a child), and the word for fair "gora/gori/gore" is basically a synomyn for beautiful. It's not accidental, that's how people actually think.
White people try to be darker, and brown people try to be lighter.. So sad. I as a caucasian, think that brown skin is beautiful.
yeah I was thinking that was not accidental at all, it's just being a damn bigot and teaching kids to be bigots is even worse
'fair' is basically a synonym for beautiful in English.
yeah, i was gonna comment something similar... it's really sad
hi fellow indian
I knew a lady who made a stained glass window with LGBT flags. She thought all pride flags were about LGBT stuff, so somehow the BDSMand MAP flags both ended up on her window lol
Oh god 😭
😭
We had a teacher that had all kinds of LGBT and trans flags in his classroom. And one MAP flag, multiple students were punished for calling him out on it by the school staff. Until said teacher made a presentation about MAP and how they need acceptance. Then they found out those kids weren't lying. It surprises me how many people think it's an actual good flag
God I feel so sorry for her because I completely understand where that comes from
I'm sorry, but what is MAP?
Hey, to the dude who learned Japanese for a Chinese girl, don't feel bad. I learned Korean for a Korean guy, and I learned he was straight.
To be fair, thats less your fault and more just lgbt struggles
Ah the pain...
How do you learn a new language before learning about their sexuality? Im kinda impressed
Skill issue
That's a nice plotwist.
"My dyslexia is through the roof"
"Fire *Dick* Red"
Never would've guessed.
Seems he still has trouble reading some words XD just like with *popcorn*
@@StarCloudDreams oh no
XD Please kill me TuT
🔥🟥
@@StarCloudDreamsPoopcorn- I- can't-
A story that's pretty similar to the "you're the wrong color" story;
So one time I accidentally told a "your mom" joke to a person in my class, but he doesn't have... a mom. I was apologizing the whole day, and I still feel bad about it.
Don't beat yourself up,I did the same to a kid with two dads
Ive done it to people who recently lost their moms
do it again
A guy I know did that once, the girl threw a fit
I constantly make those jokes to my friend whose mom is in prison. It's cool though, it's not on accident.
I know this vid is old but the ‘no Malay, no Chinese, no Indian’ poster was a movement to get customers to stop defining workers by their ethnicity and start seeing them for their skills (hence the ‘only good tenants’)
Well they got that point across!/s
@@-_Nifi_- yup. Even if a few without context got confused.
This is as bad as that "if people are 83% water Africans are only 30% human" (or however it went) poster, if not worse bc I actually understood the African one despite the f-up 💀
@@FurKid_the_Gg_roo_99 not gonna lie, that sounds way worse
@@miguelallenmateo1189 i think they're both terrible
Marketing fails are hilarious to me up till the point I realise they get through the process of being marketing- people actually THOUGHT, yes, let's approve this!
Yeah, it sucks knowing that skill matters little when dumbf*cks still get paid millions to f*ck up
Worse yet, those people were paid for that.
@@danielmorton1606 Oh gosh that's true💀
What makes it better is that they probably did it for laughs.
I’ve long since accepted that many people are really dumb
Fun fact: That tortoise isn't attacking that shoe, in fact it wants to do the opposite. That's just a very horny tortoise.
Wait no-
If that's how tortoises indicate a desire to mate then I feel sorry for the females... 😂
@@Fledhyris well they have shells if the males want to give themselves concussions then I guess they should go for it xD
I saw a video on the TikTok account where it was doing the deed on the shoe
turtle jus like me fr
8:53 in my music class when I was younger there was a poster that said “great composers” and next to it was one that said “women composers” this reminded me too much of it lmaoo
I feel bad for that guy who wore that badge to school, damn... That is so unlucky.
Yeah, but at the same time, you shouldn't wear a symbol you don't know the meaning of.
@@Kartoffelkamma lesson learned the hard way
The "concentration camp" thing reminds me of when I was younger. I saw a bunch of people walking and filling up the sidewalk and called it "human traffic".
Human traffic is good for the economy.
@@leonl9123 💀
@@leonl9123 Not so much since Covid...
I did the same thing 🙁
lmao in my country the term human traffic is used REALLY commonly. reading this made me realise HAHA
With the “no Chinese, no Malaysians etc…”, I think what they’re going for, especially with the smiling collage above it is that they don’t think of Tenants by their ethnicity, they simply see them as “Good Tenants”. At least I hope.
I mean that's still weird, but I hope that's the case as well.
I was thinking the same as you.
Yeah, someone really should've been brought in to review that one before it got released.
Or maybe add in white etc with the others xD
If all are listed it becomes more obvious
@@Jenozie99 I think it's in Singaôre, where the main ethnicities are chinese, indians and malays ;)
note on bears: when a polar bear sees you you are usually already dead, but there might be some probability of surviving if you throw your jacket or anything big enough to catch the bear's attention and run as if death was trying to catch you because it is
Polar bear: OMAE WA MOU SHINDEIRU
I could win
Better start practicing if you try to run faster than a bear.
@@HappyBeezerStudios you can't, but if you are lucky the thing you threw will distract the bear enough to give you an opportunity to escape
@@tacotaquero1680 or have a buddy who is slower. you don't need to be faster than the bear, just faster than the next one.
(also works on crocodiles)
6:45 I’ve seen this one before, and I’m 99% sure it’s from an Indian children’s book. A lot of east/ south-east asia has extremely colourist beauty standards, and will often deem people with naturally tanned skin as inferior. If you want to see an example of how bonkers it can get just search for Chou Tzuyu, see what she looks like with your own eyes and then be forcefully reminded that she’s been criticised for having dark skin her entire career, as well as faced back handed compliments such as ‘You’re so pretty for a tan girl’. Sh!ts wild.
She's not dark, though? Like, at all? Not from the pictures I just saw, unless they photoshop her to look lighter. People's standards are wild.
wut…. she isn’t at all…..
and there we have a relative bias. light skinned from our perspective, dark from theirs. I mean, shes lighter than most italians or turks I see.
Except i call this believe xenophobic aka. believing it is colorist when that has nothing to do with colonialism.
It has to do with classicism.
This people don't want white skin: they want LIGHT skin.
Why?
Think about a time period where people (usually) worked from dawn till dusk EVERY day and had no free time (other than maybe winter).
With lighter skin who tans?
Everyone that is a lot outside:
Homeless, fisher, farmers etc.
Who does not?
Scribes, priests, high born.
The higher the rank the kess dark your skin.
Think for example of Ancient Egyptian drawings. The people with lighter skin are always the women as they were in the house.
Meaning from far away you can SEE what rank someone has - poor people can't pretend to be high class and other way around.
This is were such "beauty" standards in homogen populations come from.
It changes - and should - when populations mix on a high level.
Because pretending everyone is completly "equal" does not work. Everyone is human and should have the same rights but already at chances it is not possible - maybe in an ideal world but i doubt we will ever get there and it seems to get worse at the moment and not better.
@@The1nvisibleJeevas I mean I can see why east asian people would consider her tan, she looks very close to more caucasian skin tone so she most likely did stand out over there.
Quote of the Day: “You know the humans have really gone down the deep end when we start applying racism to, like, puppies.”
"Anything...anything but that."
- The Click 2022
If i see that happen more than 3 times im going to try to summon the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse
*Dog breading:* "Am I a joke to you?"
R/NoahGetTheArk 😂😂😂
@@LRM12o8 NO, NOT DOG BREAD, GOTTA HIDE MY DOG FROM YOU WEIRD DOG BAKERS
Karen: guide dogs can't be black
Blind women: how would I know what colour it is
21:58 And if it wasn't a kids show her mom would have said "That was very racist, Candace!" instead of "That was rude Candace!"
Yeah, there was an actual mess two seconds ago, as usual, but it disappeared when Candace tried to show her mom. The only unique part of this moment was Baljeet being there. Unfortunate timing, Candace.
Welp, time to spill one of my high school’s biggest f*k-ups to strangers online!!
Before i was a student there, my high school once served fried chicken and watermelon in the cafeteria specifically for Black History Month. Not a coincidence, a conscious decision. Multiple teachers & student council members probably looked at the idea before doing it and NONE OF THEM THOUGHT “hey um don’t these foods have a negative association?”
They did apologize to everyone involved but there’s still some news articles about it floating around the internet
ngl, this made me cackle
That's some impressive ignorance there. Did they get Taco Bell for Cinco de mayo?
Holy shit, did they take the students on a field trip to go pick cotton as well??? That's WILD
Um what is the association? Did slaves have to eat that food or something?
@@jessicacaron5084 You SERIOUSLY have NO idea?
I knew a kid in highschool who wore a handful of crosses as rings and emblems on his boots. They seemed familiar but I couldn't quite remember from where. One day it clicked that these were iron crosses, a symbol adopted by nazis and white supremacists.
Plot twist: I asked him about it and he actually openly identified as a white supremacists and Neo Nazi. I was quite shaken at how open he was about it.
The emptier the head, the less competition there is for pride.
Oh ew, that sounds like fun. I knew a girl who had the Confederate flag as a background on her phone (and it was also casually in her Instagram profile pic) but no openly white supremacists yet for me
Well they usually think they're in the right so of course he's confident
unlike the swastika, the Iron Cross predates the Nazis and is still in use in the German Defence Forces to this day.
So just keep in mind that the symbol itself is not the exclusive domain self described white Supremacists, nor of the people whom not wanting to use the swastika, substitute it with the Iron Cross.
@@the_Kutonarch yeah, but this guy openly admited to being a neo nazi
I remember a line from a Discworld novel, "Rincewind was proud to be a racist. 100-metre dash, the kilometre, the marathon, he ran them all. Then someone told him what 'racist' really meant and he decided he wasn't one. Rincewind divided the world into two types of people, those who were trying to kill him and those who weren't."
Discworld was kinda based let's be real
@@tristanraine Yeah, based on fantasy
tbh i actually headcanon this poor guy as dyslexic 😭 thanks for reminding me
@@tristanraine yeah, rincewind's canonically gay, it's as based as being against xenophobia (which is highly based)
@@xylophone_8888 I remember a book where he was stranded on a deserted island, he was so tired of eating the sharks luggage brought him when a boat load of nearly naked amazonian woman showed up, a strange illness had killed off all the men in there tribe he was the only male they could find. the offered him anything he wanted to help save there tribe... a few seconds later he was teleported away he spent the rest of the book lamenting for that loss... He was sure they were bringing him potatoes.
As a white female I CRACKED UP at the "fuc/wht/ppl" and the yes, no, female 😂😂😂
Female? Wouldn't saying woman make more sense? I mean like its up to you but I thought the word female was kinda already ruined by incels?
My guess is the "35% humans" poster wasn't accidentally racist. They probably did that on purpose as a massive attention grab. You read it, double take, look at it closer, then you're like "oh, that's actually a good cause." It's kind of a dirty marketing tactic. It's also very risky and can instagate serious backlash.
Edit: typo
Prejudice against black dogs is not uncommon, I believe. It's been described as "Black Dog Syndrome" by many animal welfare workers, who say that black dogs (and cats) are harder to adopt out than animals of other colours. To my understanding, many people believe that black dogs are more aggressive than others (unless they're small or Labradors 🤦♀), and many people still hold on to the misconception about black cats bringing bad luck.
(That's why my couch is inhabited by a black dog - he'd been sitting in a shelter for three years.)
It's funny that it also applies to size in two ways. The bigger the more clever and aggressive, the smaller the dumber and weaker. It's unfair when uneducated people judge solely off the looks of pets instead of getting to know them through a deeper connection like personality or unique needs.
For black cats, because of the superstitious stigmas too, they're typically not adopted out in October or late October because there is a high risk of someone adopting them just for ritual sacrifice or abuse.
@@NecrochildK Jesus Christ that took a turn i wasn't expecting. I thought more people were worried they'd be adopting a demon or a cat with a curse attached.
@@sundalosketch4769 That's actually why it's so difficult to adopt out black cats. People don't want them because of superstitions. So when a spike in interest goes up around Halloween, it's definitely not a good thing, sadly.
@@NecrochildK
Jeez, I thought it was mostly just the idiots who basically want a black cat as a living spooky decoration which they'll then proceed to toss out (either onto the street or back into the shelter) after the Halloween season was done, which is still a very bad thing, but nowhere near _that_ bad.
I heard of a story that was accidentally racist. It was HILARIOUS! It went something like this: There was a family having a reunion and the two groups were named Black and White (the family was white). Both sets were in the pool and it was time for pictures if memory serves and one of the parents shouted: “All Black kids out of the pool!” The person who was telling the story went around to all of the black families with their ID to prove that it wasn’t racist, apologized because the family member was calling for the Black family children to get out of the pool. I never laughed so hard.
Why did the person telling the story bring their ID around?
@@DeathnoteBB possibly to show their family name
i thought this said 'actually racist' and was concerned why you thought it was hilarious
You know, as a white family with the last name brown, my dad had a lady come tell him that saying "Brown Family Children" was not an acceptable way to call his kids to him. We thought it was hilarious, and kept using our family name to get us all together.
To clarify, I'm a year and a half apart from both a younger and older brother, so he needed some way to call all three of us at the same time, since we hated playing together at the park.
8:19 I'd never give a kitten to someone who said that. I'd be afraid they were intending to either hurt it or eat it. Mint condition is just not something you say about something living. It's... inhumane, for lack of a better word. I just can't trust someone who'd say that.
9:00 I find it much more questionable that they devided between "Great Scientists" and "Black Scientists"
I don't think they devided between them, it's just different authors wrote different books (notice the names at the bottom), but whoever was in charge of designing their covers was lazy and recycled one idea.
Salesman: *slaps roof of kitten* This baby is in mint condition.
Not when he slapped it lol
Kitten: *Pained kitten noise*
Fun fact:
The turtle in the last video is actually doing something that male turtles do to female turtles when they are about to mate. So technically it isn’t really committing a racism. It’s just horny and the shoe apparently looks like a female turtle.
or it's into shoes
Accidental sexism?
Turtle beatin the shit out of it’s shoe wife 💀
@@mjamin9124 knowing how dumb turtles are, I wouldn’t be surprised.
They will do the same to buckets so not shocking
I heard that it was because tortoises actually stick around and protect their eggs, and a lot of predators to those eggs are black, such as crows or some snakes, so tortoises have an instinct to attack anything that is black. But who knows, maybe that was wrong.
21:53 "I worry about you sometimes, Candice." - Mom
My tale is not one of accidental racism, but of accidental homophobia.
You see, back when I was 12, I was starting to become fluent in English, but I was just barely getting the hang on curse words. The 1st one I ever learned was f*ck, the last one was... a certain slur that also starts with an f (you can probably infer which one, it rhymes with 'bag').
So, anyway, in the time between learning the first cuss word and the last one, I was also in a dumb phase where I thought it was cute to swap cuss words for more innocent words, like fudge -except that back then I still didn't know that word. Do you see where this is going by now?
So, I really don't remember how it came to be, but some a-hole told me, when I asked, that the f-slur-that-rhymes-with-bag just meant "a piece of cloth", or something (which it actually does), "it's harmless", they said.
Dear God, whenever I think of all the people I offended without knowing... I swear I could die from the cringe Dx
That word has different meanings. A fa***t it’s just a piece of wood, but it got turned into a slur.
I have no idea where this is going actually. That was an extremely confusing explanation.
Fun fact: at 13:46 the other accidentally racist thing is that watermelon was actually given to black slaves in the US during those regrettable times in American history, since it was very cost efficient to produce and it contained a lot of water to keep the slaves hydrated.
Kinda awful to think about…
I noticed that too. This one is just doubly awful.
What else can you expect from Ben Garrison...
@@jennileerose So... some bad news. That comic? The racism *isn't accidental.* It's drawn by Ben Garrison who is a *KNOWN Far Alt Right artist.*
@@alchemysaga3745 it's a parody of an actual green lantern ad. someone took the original ad and made the black kid taller and added ben garrison's name. so i think in this case it was someone turning it into a meme-criticism of ben garrison being racist rather than an example of ben garrison being racist.
I mean, it's not that awful... far more awful things happened to slaves, there's not really anything that bad about being fed watermelons is there?
This brought back memories of my four year old son who came home from pre-school talking about his new friend "the little black boy". I tried to explain that it wasn't the best way to describe someone but he just looked bewildered. The next day he pointed and exclaimed "There's the black boy standing with the red girl." HAIR COLOUR, he was describing hair colour. Bad mummy, jumping to conclusions.
This is how medieval english and norse described people too, by hair color.
Descriptors naturally point towards distinctive features. Trying to identify a black person among a group of other black people by skin color would be idiotic, but a black person among people with other skin colors would be conveniently and reliably identifiable. This should not be seen as racism, it's just how language works.
(The fact that he turned out to have black hair instead of skin is beside my point.)
Kids xD They do and say the darndest things and our adult brains are poisoned by our surroundings we're living in + the Internet.
r/thathappened
@@dexterouslaboratory
What is it with people like you being overly skeptical of the most mundane of stories?
Like.
>random person: "I went to the supermarket once, and..."
>people like YOU: "YEAH RIGHT, LIKE THAT EVER HAPPENED YOU LIAR"
Just... shut up.
The **GRANDPA NO** at 21:48 would have had me rolling if i wasn’t in class
The rant about the "business people in business ties in a business room at their business board with their business laptops" reminds me so much of Kallmekris's 'manly board meetings' does that even make sense?
Also "what about considering the no?" is my new favorite quote
"Some cause happiness whereever they go, some whenever." ~ Oscar Wilde. Very appropriate for Click, methinks.
aw
Is click the former or the latter
@@jamasa0074 why not both /jk
Edit: Tone tag. He's ofc the former.
[On Oscar Wilde:]
"If, with the literate, I am
Impelled to try an epigram,
I never seek to take the credit;
We all assume that Oscar said it." - Dorothy Parker
wasnt this Ocar a dude who was comonly quoted in uncyclopedia?
"No tortle, you slap the shit out of everybody"
Damn straight. Equal rights means equal lefts
Equal RIGHTS and equal FIGHTS 😤
Actually, the turtle was...
11:06
this section of the video specifically reminded me of something I was seeing online recently:
I do, in fact enjoy the funny cephalopod game (no not the one where people played games and died for money; the one that won a Game Award for Best Multiplayer Game) and there’s a Splatfest (think in game universe festival) coming up next weekend. The theme is “Which is your favorite flavor: Spicy, Sweet or Sour?”
…and the amount of gatekeeping on Team Spicy is definitely akin to the “white” setting on this post.
“You smell *-sniffff-* amazing today.”
Me: *sniffs in the scent of sweat and spilled soup*
"German racewars"
Ah, isn't language funny!
In German itself, there would be no problem with this. There is a clear distinction between "race: the biological category" and "race: the competition". First is "die Rasse", second "das Rennen".
And to go one step further: the English "race" (competition) is linguistically related to the German verb "rasen" (to move very quickly, to speed). But the identical German NOUN "Rasen" comes from a different origin, and means "lawn".
So... German lawn wars anyone?
Lawn Wars Ep. I The Phantom Mower
German Lawn Wars xDDDD
Lawen Waresu Ep. II The City Of Green
Lawn wars III Revenge of the Weeds.
@@equilibrum999 No Attack of the Clover
The guy who learned Japanese must have really sucked at the language, Japanese phonology and Chinese phonology are totally different; he should have realized pretty quickly that the girl's name didn't match the language he was learning.
A lot of people will have anglicized names. Basically a public name for better societal acceptance. Though sometimes they go for "different" names. I knew a guy named Dynamic once, no joke.
I honestly don't understand how people can confuse those languages. They sound nothing alike.
@@geogiana2270 i have that feeling with people confusing the lettering! i havent learned japanese, but i learned all the hiragana when i was in 4th grade (dont ask why) and people around me ask me "is this japanese or chinese" and im like "mf this is korean" like its insane how people dont understand. my basic guide i use is if it has mostly circles and round shapes in the lettering, its prolly korean. if its complex and shorter lines, its prolly chinese, but if it has zero hiragana or katakana with no circle or round shapes, its prolly chinese then too. japanese i can recognise instantly cause... duh. anyways. letters from other languages other than those three are also obvious but im not gonna put my epic guide. i just. the next time my mother goes "oh is that japanese" at a sentence in russian, i will dropkick the nearest object to the other side of the planet
@@VelaiciaCreator With Chinese people, a first name, yeah, but the last names tend to be pretty easy to anglicize as is.
The last names also tend to be fairly different from what a Japanese family name would be.
Right off the bat, if it ends in a consonant that isn't "n", it's not Japanese. Chinese last names also tend to be monosyllabic, while Japanese last names tend to be polysyllabic.
If you're just some random person unfamiliar with all of this and get it wrong, ok, whatever. But if you're studying one of the languages, it shouldn't be that hard to conclude that it's NOT that language fairly quickly.
@@FNLNFNLN A lot of people only learn a person's name if they are popular or a friend. Could be a case like that. Maybe they don't share a class on top of that.
7:45 the worst part of that poster is in americas history of slavery their was something called the three-fifths compromise. Which was an agreement on how to count slaves in the population, saying that three-fifths of each states slave population counted towards the total population, basically saying that slaves where only three-fifths of a person. When you look at the percentage that’s 60%, So the literal slave owners considered slaves more human then what this poster says (by accident but still)
I know thats what i thought too c of how we learned that recently in my history class, like a couple months ago
I know thats what i thought too c of how we learned that recently in my history class, like a couple months ago
11:06 my younger brother genuinely finds CINNAMON spicy
Ive never heard of this subreddit before, im thoroughly entertained (as is my cat)
Lol same. The click makes these more interesting even if you’ve seen the memes before.
I am a cat, I am entertained.
You posted this as the video was uploaded, are you and your cat entertained by the thought of racism?
@@LiamLimeLarm Racism itself is never amusing to me, but the thought that some of these went completely unchecked makes me chuckle with both delight and moderate despair
yes, I also found this subreddit to be rather amusing myself mmmyes
Fun animal fact: Brookesia nana, also known as the nano-chameleon, is a species of chameleon endemic to montane rainforests in northern Madagascar. Described in 2021, it could represent the world's smallest reptile. Unlike some chameleons, Brookesia nana does not change colors
Oh, wild. Is it possibly too small a body to house the cells that are normally responsible for chameleon camouflage?
@@Xil_Gon_Give_It_To_Ya not sure, I didn’t look too far into it lol
I love random facts.
@@Xil_Gon_Give_It_To_Ya Here's a fun little tid bit: Contrary to popular belief, the colour shifting in chameleons is not used to camouflage themselves but actually just for social displays
@@darthplagueis13 ...That's simultaneously adorable and hilarious.
It's almost like a way to show it's personality ^^
It's hard to imagine what Nivea thought the reaction would be when they used the phrase "White is Purity"
17:55 - N is for "N-ywhere and N-ytime at all, DOWN HERE IN THE DEEP BLUE SEEEAAAAAA~" 🎵
I also did not recognize the kkk-pin. But seeing the picture gave me the shingles.
As someone from germany, getting highly uncomfortable when seeing something without knowing why always serves as a red flag. "Do not know it, do not want to know it. This sh*t looks like something from 80 years ago. So no, nope, absolutely not!"
You mean, "Gave me the shivers". The "shingles" is a virus lol
@@TheGoldenDunsparce 🤣🤣🤣 oh, you are right of course
SHINGLES 😭😭😭
i’m from the U.K. and also didn’t recognise it but my mind also went to that…
I feel bad when i get that feeling about people. Usually my instincts are right and later down the road i'd see some peeps i had weird vibes from get called out for their horrible actions.. But i never know if the next one would actually be a bad person, and i'd end up waiting years just assuming something bad about them unfairly.
The levels of spice reminded me of a time my husband and I tried a new Indian restaurant. The server asked if we wanted the dish mild, medium or hot. When my husband said "hot", the server just stood there until my husband asked, "Do you mean Indian hot or Canadian hot?" When the server clarified that he meant hot by Indian standards, we asked for mild. It was still way too hot for me. I also had an Indian colleague who had the cafeteria staff keep a bottle of Tabasco sauce behind the counter. The only way he could eat the cafeteria food was if he doused in hot sauce.
My favorite Indian restaurant offered "Indian", "Indo-European" and "European". Why got the first time what was meant... chose "European"... and, holy heck, was that spicy!
All respect to Indian cuisine and those who enjoy it!
I've been to many Indian states and I've never found the food to be too hot. For the most part, I find it falls into either "bland" or "aromatic". Yes, chilli is a feature to some extent in many dishes but I've never seen anything to replicate some of the silly chilli dishes to be found in British Indian restaurants, which exist more for bravado than genuine gastronomic pleasure.
@@roberthindle5146 I agree, but I assume this comes down to spice tolerance. I’ve eaten spicy food my whole life so I’m used to it, but I guess some aren’t (I can’t imagine not eating spicy food)
@@_Kuma_ you may be right. I seem to pile chilli powders into my food and what seems mild to me can blow the top from others.
We've got the same with Thai food too. 😁
To be clear, the Biden quote is from him at an event about minority students, and he was talking about how there are racial disparities in wealth and how that affects educational performance in children. He's basically saying "it's not about race, it's about opportunity" but, being Biden, he Bidened it up.
20:09 oh my god the ones in the boarder fit so perfectly its scary! my favorite ones are "I may be wrong, but I highly doubt it because I'm White," "Never underestimate the power of White," "God created superpower and named it White," and "Keep calm and let White handle it"
6:48 yeah that's just a straight up standard example of colorist Indian beauty standards, I can almost guarantee it wasn't accidentally
The truth is, racism will never go away, no matter how hard we try.
@@nevaehhamilton3493 yes it will lol
@@spicysalad3013 we can't have the bad without the good is what I'm trying to say
6:44 in fact, india besides having mostly black people, they preffer white, if an indian have a black mom or father, they will likely say to their son/daughter that they're dirty just for being black.
@@nevaehhamilton3493 what? So i guess you are saying that if you try too hard to get rid of racism you will get rid of good people too?
Honestly it doesn’t matter. Everyone should do everything in their immediate power to reduce bigotry or at least its outward effects.
It took me like 5 minutes to figure out that they were trying to say that African people don't get water and that's why they're only 35% human 😭 holy shit that marketing is AWFUL LMFAO
wait really? that's the first thing that came to mind-
That took me 3 WEEKS lol
that thing about the guy wearing the pin of the kkk cross without not knowing what it meant reminds me about how abunch of deviant art users would draw their ocs wearing or feature a swastika in their art because they thought it looked cool lol it was pretty funny tho
A swastika isn‘t bad. It was used and is still used in India for countless years before Hitler came along!
@@nitka711 it’s not the same symbol though, it’s true that Indian used it, but unlike the nazis’ it’s not crooked.
women want me carnally btw
@@SLAYBOT_9000 congrats
@@Emeraldakafunnygamerguy ty
15:49 "it's a cute picture, but you could have picked like, literally anything else. It's weird.." he says, on a post about adopting a child
That "You're the wrong colour!" story reminded me:
One time I was chatting with a fellow student, and she mentioned she had lost some weight. I absentmindedly replied something like "oh, good" in a way that sounded like "good, you really need to" 😬 Quickly followed by panic and "oh gods I didn't mean it like that I mean people generally like it when that happens oh no I'm so sorry!!" That was almost 20 years ago and I still feel horrible about it.
The relieving part is that they probably don't even remember that it happened
@@mikethegoo oh we probably remember
@@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195 actually, it may be 50/50. Kids forget the most memorable things and remember the most vague shit ever
@@mikethegoo if you're sensitive about weight and it was a topic, then you probably remember many of the comments. good intentions or not, you stay up night overthinking them and hating yourself. also if you're old enough to be talking about losing weight, you're probably already in puberty and self-conscious about your body.
I don't remember much of last ten years cause it doesn't hurt me now, but i still remember every single comment given to me in middle school about my weight. i was 165cm(5.5feet) and 100-110lbs (45-50kg) and based on all the comments I thought I was the fattest person in town under 15yo.
and all of those comments are under the guide of "concern" and "good intentions". the OP here apologized immediately and they clearly had only genuinely nice intentions, it's more that feeling, that original jolt in the gut, that even though people dont think you need to lose weight, you feel like you do, and the words get connected to your emotions. brains tend to believe what they're already biased towards believing. considering western society, we're mostly preprogrammed to believe losing weight is good, so statistically, people do remember mild comments.
Hey, a fellow person who says "gods" instead of "God". Noice.
I remember My friend worked the street market for one summer selling shoes. Some woman screamed at her because one of the shoeboxes had "negro" scribbled on it, and claimed racism.
Had to explain to her that these shoes are imported from spain and "negro" means black, as in the color black, it wasn't directly linked to race. It was just the color of the shoes inside the box.
There's an American UA-camr who was watching a video about Eurovision 2021. She had a rant about Montenegro, saying Europe was racist. I think she was on a video Clickky featured. (I can't remembr her name but she started to train to be a nurse about a year ago)
@@angelaburrow8114 That one's especially funny because I've never heard "Montenegro" pronounced the same way as the slur.
@@angelaburrow8114 I'll give the lady in op's comment the benefit of the doubt, but that's just ignorant. Maybe it's bc I speak another language & can tell Montenegro means Black Mountain, but if she didn't know this and it looks like 1 big word to her, did she get mad bc a foreign word happened to include it? Does she get mad at foreign black crayons? In a few languages, "negro" is the good way to refer to us, instead of using harsher terms.
Some white people need to really learn Spanish at least basic Spanish I’ve also heard people thanking that they were being insulted after a Mexican said Gracias to them
@@spaghetto9836 on the same logic as "1 big word that contains a perceived slur" there is a popular post on tumblr where someone goes off in some blogger's message box because they have "ashkenazi" in their description...
So I'm not too surprised about the montenegro thing unfortunately.
To be fair I had too google what ashkenazi was but thats the point... They could easily look up those terms before going off
When I was in high school, I had a pendant with a Black Sun on it. Didn't find out about the Nazi association with that symbol until my Senior year, when I noticed it in a textbook... was wearing it at the time.
Dropped it in a trashcan at lunch that day.
13:29
What makes this one worse is also the watermelon, because during the Jim Crow era that was a common thing people used to portray black people as "simple-minded." Couple that with the kid in the back being taller and in the arrow's way... Yeah.
at 25:46 i can't help but think the "handsome" man looks like an egg with a wig
Fun fact - the guy who played the black ranger specifically REQUESTED to be the black ranger!
Yeah, and I think part of the reason is because he was black.
The emoji bot post reminded me of an instance where a "anything bot" for a videogame once went "character is bisexual!" and people got so enraged because that character (who's female) is in a relationship with a girl, so the mods had to "fix" the bot to not "say anything offensive". Because apparently a bot saying a fictional character is bi is so outrageous, despite there were no instances that would deny the possibility that she were bi instead of lesbian. People really got so angry at a bot putting together random sentences.
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I was born in Switzerland, lived in Canada for 10-ish years, and now I’m in the US. I’m pretty curious what my playlist would be
I don't think moving changes your ancestry.
Hope this helps 😊
21:04 Since these are electrical wiring terminals, the "N" there most likely actually stands for "Neutral", which is a common wire often signified by the color black.. (when using single-letter abbreviations for colors in wiring, black is usually actually represented as "K" (to distinguish it from blue ("B")).)
K is also used in CMYK, "Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key", referring to key plate. I wonder if wiring uses K because of that? (I wouldn't want to use K instead of B just to differentiate, when the top and bottom of the B being erased or covered would make it look like a K). Interesting things to learn! I suspected N would be for Neutral.
As an addendum, the N-word literally comes from the colour black in certain languages like Spanish, so even if it was referring to the colour it isn't necessarily racist.
for electrical wiring white is always neutral, green is always ground. so if you've got a black it's hot
@@archibaldleach4350 You're describing NEC standards for *building* wiring. In many other electrical contexts (such as the one shown in the video), black is often neutral.
@@archibaldleach4350 Well, other than in the many, many cases where it’s not. In much of the world, the current standard is IEC 60446, which (for single phase) is brown for line, blue for neutral, and green-yellow (striped) for protective earth. This code is what’s used inside most power cords, even in USA. (Like if you cut open a computer power cord.) And of course even in those countries, older buildings will have whatever national color code was used before switching to IEC 60446.
The one about water was purposefully outrageous. It catches people's attention so they tend to read further.
Charities do this sometimes
21:07 "N" is an actual abbreviation of Black because the abbreviation of Blue is always either "B or "Bl"
Most people will just spell them out, there's also very few scenarios where you'd even abbreviate colours, but the few times you do, Black is N and Blue is B or Bl.
Honestly, I never really questioned why it was abbreviated as N until watching this, I just thought it was a way somebody decided to differentiate them...
7:33 take a shot everytime click says business
I don’t wanna die
Reminds me of one of my classes back in high school. The students unintentionally segregated themselves, with different races along each wall. We didn't even notice until our teacher pointed it out, lol.
It does seem natural to prefer to associate with people similar to yourself. Jock or nerd, conservative or liberal, techie or artist, etc.. It would be an accomplishment if friendships could bridge those gaps; school seems like a good place to learn how.
I've seen this too in my old high school, but mainly in the cafeteria. You walk in and it looks like a prison with races and cultures forming exclusive dining groups. A couple fights broke out during my senior year over people sitting in the wrong groups, it was wild.
@@carmium In my experience… those shitty jock/nerd/prep cliques don't exist in high school anymore. That's like, 80s/90s propaganda from writers who went to school in those times, falsely informing school for hordes of new kids.
In terms of racial segregation, in schools that have been doing that for many decades, yes, kids will literally self-segregate and have to be _reminded_ that there's something wrong, even here in the present day
Reminds me of when my dad worked for a Swedish company that at the time was all over Europe (no clue if they still are) and he was in one of the Swedish offices discussing the Polish arm of the business that was struggling and a guy pitched to send a team in to focus in and 'extreminate' issues and the team, I cannot recall what he named it but said it could be referred to as the 'SS' team. And Dad stared at him in silence before replying "In summary, you want to send an SS team to *Poland* to exterminate?" It wasn't until he said it like that that it clicked with the bloke exactly what he had just proposed. Apparently he didn't contribute much more in that session 🤦♂️🤦♀️
OMG, I cannot stop laughing!
I can so picture him just sitting in the corner reminding himself not to say anything else out of fear.
OH MY GOD
Toptunov voice: "...no. No, I won't do that."
*oh god please no*
6:48 They should’ve had a rose on the beautiful one, and a dead rose on the ugly one. But nope we have this
Imagine those of us with ADHD went to that camp, came back to school, and were asked what we did over the summer?
I remember first learning the swastika in elementary school and thought it was the coolest symbol. Let’s draw it in books, on papers, basically doodle it wherever I can. Then my parents informed me about it.
Still think the swastika is a really good and simple religious symbol. But the man who stole Charlie Chaplin’s had to turn it into a hate symbol. I wonder how many teachers I concerned in school seeing it drawn in a book.
I really hope that is why it was all over a text book when I was in grade school...
During a book project, me and a few other kids were reading a book about Schindlers List, and we had to make a poster for the main character, which included symbols that were important to them.
My friend said we should draw the star of David and a Swastika, since they' represent big parts of the story.
We all thought it was really fun to draw Swastikas, and it sucked that someone took it and made it a hate symbol.
Someone walked by and saw us doodling swastikas.
That did not end well.
It really sucks people took it and made it into hate symbol. I wish more people knew proper meaning and not the hate meaning
I used to draw them too because I thought it was edgy and cool... It wasn't the worst thing in the world since where I live nobody seems to give a shit about things like that and I've seen swastikas spray painted on walls and whatever (sometimes they're not even drawn the right way), but I stopped doing it anyway for obvious reasons. Now I have a bunch of swastikas on the back of some of my notebooks from 7-9th grade.
That style of mustache was popular at that time. It just happens that two famous people had the style.
*HR manager at the marketing agency:* "Brad has caused shitstorms for every client he had lately, but we can't fire him yet. Unfortunately, we must give him one more chance. Do we have any client we could give him that he won't be able to mess up that badly?"
*HR rep:* "Yeah, we have an NGO that builds clean water pumps in Africa. There's no way a bad ad campaign can ruin that!"
*Brad:* 7:09
Ah - Brad from marketing! I knew it! It's always Brad from marketing. He's the reason we can't have nice things!
Fucking hell Brad.
To be fair, I actually wouldn't put it past them to them to have done that intentionally. That is an amazing way to spread awareness because that would get passed around like hell.
Damnit, brad
Your username is very relatable
27:30 my school has a poster like this, but it's rubber ducks. All of them are the classic yellow duck with the orange beak. Theres one in the middle, a green duck with a purple beak. As a joke, me and my entire class decided to wear green face paint and purple lipstick. It was hilarious.
"Only in Ohio"
(I don't live in Ohio, It's just funny.)
11:13 "Use the right amount, not the white amount, haiyaaa!" - Uncle Roger -
This is one of the first times an Uncle Roger quote is actually unique. Love the guy but his young fanbase are a little insane
@@osheridan Oh, I agree. Even tho' Nigel always mentions it's just a comedy, don't attack anyone because of it, they behave like a failure crusader army. :\
Singaporean here! At 15:28 , it goes back to when malaysia (which is where that advert was posted at) and singapore got their independence (later on singapore) and there are 3 main people groups in both places; that being chinese, malay and indian. In the past both places had lots of racism, etc. and even segregation. Nowadays it's gotten much better but some people when renting usually say they'd rather not have Indian/Malay tenants or "only Chinese", they don't directly mention it but it's obvious they mean just that. So yeah, that advert is saying they don't want people based on their race, but just as a good tenant (any race is allowed, just be 'decent' )
Oh my god thanks for explaining 😂
I was scrolling trying to see wtf was the intention
To my knowledge, "Holocaust" was the title of a documentation movie detailing the nazi genocide. It had such an impact back then that it pretty much is responsible for holocaust becoming the commonly used name for the nazi genocide.
My first day of preschool. Parents got called because I asked an Indian kid
‘Why’s your skin brown’ I had genuinely never seen anyone who wasn’t white up until that point.
You should do a video like this on accidental transphobia, lol. I'm trans and I see it everywhere, especially unfortunate when it's because someone is trying to stand against mysogyny and don't realize the implications. Like a sticker a friend saw that said "you were made by a woman", which unfortunately implies that all people who are able to give birth are women (when some trans men, nonbinary people, and intersex people can and do give birth if they want to)
You really are falling for the woke trap aren't you? My mom says only women can get pregnant, men can't get pregnant.
@@nevaehhamilton3493 "My mom says"
Oh, well, forget about everyone else then, your MOM says!
Please provide a better argument with a better source or no one is going to take you seriously.
@@nevaehhamilton3493 Trans men can still get pregnant. Either your mom doesn’t know about trans men, or she’s transphobic. Please do research before you comment rude things.
@@nevaehhamilton3493 Your mom doesn't know everything, noone knows everything, plus you're saying this to someone who has obviously both done their research and is trans. You can't just tell someone that they're "falling for the woke trap" when they have more experience and have obviously researched more about the topic than you while giving your only source of information as your mom, who, again, doesn't know everything.
I'm pretty sure trans men wouldn't want to get pregnant. Non-binary people could want to though lol.
I had an awkward situation like that recently. Metal festival, I was tired as all hell. Raise my right arm to make the typical devil‘s horns in appreciation for the music.
I noticed that I, in my tiredness, had forgotten to bend the required fingers. I was just standing there with my hand raised. In Germany. As a German. I swear I became religious again for 5 minutes, praying my hardest no one had noticed.
my friend did this across the schools parking lot...we live in Germany, we're German...
I don't even know WHY she did it, it was UNMISTAKABLE!
And my friend is not one to do that as a joke or anything, she just wasnt really thinking about what it looked like.
Oh gosh, I really hope that this will never happen to me at any future metal show I attend, since I am from Germany, like, this would be so awkward
oh no
Candace: These little creeps destroyed our backyard, leaving THIS ugly mess in its place!
Mom: Hi Baljeet!
Mom (to Candace): That's not very nice, dear.
[later]
Candace: Looklooklooklook it's returned!
Baljeet: Sorry, I forgot my satchel.
Mom: Goodbye, Candace.
Edit: This blew up what
who is Baljęt
@@equilibrum999 Baljeet is the Indian boy from the show Phineas and Ferb. He is a friend of Phineas and Ferb and often helps them with their crazy projects
I had no idea a kids cartoon could manage to make an age appropriate race joke until I saw this comment... That's just genius lol
Candice is racist confirmed
I fucking love Phineas and Ferb lmao!
18:14 and the brown one is cheaper…
8:10 Complete wild-ass guess here, but I'm guessing 'mint condition' means the kitten wasn't spayed or neutered? Though seeing as they're not asking for a fancy breed, it might not be true.
2:02 As a writer/cartoonist, ironically you always have to keep these stereotypes in mind to *prevent* stuff like this from happening. Though, it helps to have multiple black characters/multiple Asian characters/etc, so that it won't matter if the Black Ranger is black since there's also a black Pink Ranger or black Green Ranger.
Wasn't the Black Ranger a legendary ranger, even more heroic than the Red Ranger?
Doesnt know how true this is.. But someone mentioned the actor specifically asked to be the black ranger so there are no confusion when someone say the black ranger, they refer to the ranger or the actor
In defense of the team, the original actor for the Yellow Ranger wasn't going to be Asian, but she dropped out of the project and had to be replaced, so here we go! Of course, they also later made a character with Native American heritage take up the Red Ranger role, so... Hrm.
I would go even a step further and use the stereotype to defy the stereotype. Having other characters react to it and maybe even use it as a ruse.
1:40 what's funny about this is that a lot of kitchens also do this for cutting boards. Generally speaking, green is vegetables, red is red meat, yellow is chicken, blue seafood, and purple is for allergens. White is generally multi-purpose.
I'm not really sure what the restaurants plates are for, but if it is following the same color scheme, then the yellow plate probably means it's a chicken dish. White generally means it's multi-purpose, so if they don't have a red plate that it's probably used for red meat and vegetable dishes. I have no clue what black is supposed to be, but kitchens often use blue to denote seafood and purple to denote allergens, so I'd be willing to bet it's probably one of those two
mabye it is for sea flowers[such thing like kelp]?
It's literally required at my culinary institute
More likely, since these are plates served to customers who generally don't know commercial kitchen color-coding anyway, they probably just have a random assortment of colors for their plates, and nobody was deliberately choosing one color of plate over another, but they just happened to work out in this ...unfortunate configuration purely by chance.
@@foogod4237 it’s not for the customers, it’s for the chefs and servers.
@@ConstantChaos1 oh yeah, basically every culinary school I've been to uses this system, however I only really see it used in higher end places in the real world. I've seen like one Mom and Pop shop that actually has color coded cutting boards.
I appreciate the hustle of the guy who learned an entire language for a girl even though it's the wrong language. I can see that happening to this one girl I taught. She's Chinese, has a Chinese name. But she grew up in Japan, an interesting thing indeed lol
10:16 reminds me of one time I was fidgeting with a piece of clay in class, and my black classmate said “that looks like rabbit poo” and I said back “you look like rabbit poo” and I felt like crying because I didn’t mean to say that 😢😅
You know, I love it when my {Step}Dad comes to shop at my work, because I'm pasty white and he's African American, so I LOVE seeing the surprised and shocked faces of my coworkers when I introduce him to them by calling him Dad because screw it, he freaking deserves that title.
it works on EVERYONE, Even other people of color.
I'm white and have the joy of doing exactly this with my uncle (dad's adopted brother) who is a 6'4 jamaican guy. The looks of confusion and internal crisis over whether or not to ask questions is hilarious
That is weird given even biological children of someone with dark skin can come out starch white. It's just a matter of recessive genes stacking. I know several people who look exactly like a parent except for skin tone, eye color and hair color.
I had the best experience with this. One of my coworkers pissed me off by saying Maori are all on the doll and other effed up stuff. I'd call him out but he never took me seriously. Then my Maori aunty (adopted) came to my work place with her family. He said "so that's your dad's brother."
"No that's my dad's sister."
"Wait so you're..." The look on his face was priceless. He never said that crap to me again and I never explained.
He was an all round terrible person. Had to call him out for his treatment of a neurodivergant employee too
I'm mixed-race and 9/10 times nobody believes AT LEAST one of my parents is biologically related to me. It's hilarious.
@@schwagecko5589 Small question, but what did they mean by “all on the doll”? Like are they saying that Maori don’t exist or somethin’?
Ah, yes. The classic “full corn”😂 in case anyone was wondering, he’s talking about whole grain but just took the Swedish word and made in sound English.
That's neat. Corn used to mean something different in english- essentially a grain of something hard. It came to be used on all grains and was applied to Maize, where it stuck.
@@danielmorton1606 oh cool, like the word deer. it was the old english word for animals in general including harts, until only harts were referred to as deer.
@@danielmorton1606
About 50 years ago in England a corn field was wheat. Then maize started to be grown, which was very confusing when people referred to it as 'corn'. I think the American usage has pretty well taken over, as we now tend to talk of wheatfields rather than a generic cornfield of grain, and 'corn' has become a rare usage because it has an ambiguity (except for sweetcorn and corn-on-the-cob).
"Vollkorn" is actually a German word. I was a bit surprised to hear it and could not remember the English expression to save my live.
So, Click, at that very moment, we both were morons 😉.
Corn actually means dominant grain of the region not maize so its not wrong in parts of the UK corn is still used to refer to barley (I think, I know they use it for a different grain)
i can imagine a flashlight company going "black is scary turn it bright" or something like that
oh fun fact the camera one 'did someone blink' is either a japanese or korean brand (can't remember which one specifically, may be a nikon?)
If I remember correctly, the red ranger was also part native American. I know the black ranger requested black due to possible confusion but the rest is kinda questionable for sure.
I'm not from Iceland, but if I ever went, I'd want to check out a lot of the geologic features like the places with the cool basalt columns! They look incredible from the pictures I've seen.
Not right away, but you are remembering correctly, eventually the Red Ranger role was taken up by someone who had Native American heritage that was pointed out in the show. And, as an interesting anecdote, the Yellow Ranger was originally going to be portrayed by someone else, but when they dropped out of the project they were replaced by an Asian actor and the rest is history.
But there was the dark skinned girl? and she was yellow ranger?
@@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195 Correct. Though she wasn't the person originally cast to be the Yellow Ranger at first, she replaced a different actor after they dropped out of initial shooting, so while it is *unfortunate*, it wasn't like it was planned that way.
@@thaddeusgenhelm8979 I just remember I always fought with the other girl in my class which one of us is going to be the yellow ranger cause we loved aisha (i think aisha or aysha was the name of the character) and the pink one was annoying. i think now that we both had a hard case of "not like other girls" back then. this was 24 yrs ago though 😆 But I always felt similar to Aisha cause she was always back talking to people like I was. and she knew martial arts, i wanted to be a ninja... gods it is all coming back to me now
I think I realized a lot of white people have a low tolerance for spice when we had a pot luck in church. The expat missionaries, americans, kept saying they loved one of the dishes and how spicy it was. It had soy sauce, garlic, salt, and pepper. That's it.
Is a cultural thing not a race thing.. it depends where you were born and the culture that surrounds you
As an Indian living in India pepper is spicy. I mean the point is to spice up a dish with it? Especially if you add it in large quantities.
@@EspeonMistress00 Knowing typical white cooking, it's a few turns and that's it. I personally like to add in a ton of cayenne and paprika, or red chili flakes, or a biiiig squirt or sriracha when I make soups. But I am abnormal when it comes to white people.
eh, some people say spicy when they mean flavorful. though I can say that living in the whitest state in the country, it is that bad. living in one of the whitest states in America and ordering spicy food is a disappointing experience sometimes :(
@@Strawberries1994 there's probably some genetic aspect to it, kind of similar to how cilantro tastes like soap to some people, but I imagine most of it is probably cultural. If you don't eat spicy food that often, you're just going to have a low tolerance to it. It's similar to how Americans don't find their food super sweet, but it's saccharine to the rest of the world because we've grown so accustomed to how sweet out food is.
Reminded me of one time my friend called the food I was eating a "Bad mixture", so I called them a bad mixture and forgot they're hispanic.
Now whenever I insult them they say "It's cuz I'm a bad mixture isn't it?" So that's fun
4:36 in the comments of a video I watched earlier today: The comment was “Hi Drac!” When I tapped on the translate button it now read: “ there are dragons” at least that’s what I remember.
you know what's kinda additionally funny about the kkk Kellogg one is that Dr. Kellogg was a eugenicist.
Your last comment made me think of an old Irish folk song where a line is "and me being strictly neutral, I punched every man in sight." And that, people, is Irish neutrality and true equality. :)
I can get behind Ireland’s equality lmao, people suck
Second only to the Irish goodbye x)
Someone saying: "Looking for a kitten in mint condition" and saying "but thanks" to a "beautiful black baby" which wasn't perceived as a kitten, speaks to the: "mint condition" referring to something in the same line as were they looking for a "mint condition black baby".
Their address should be known is what I'm saying, for the safety of others.
(Edit): The fact that the kid in the back had a watermelon makes it very clearly non-accidentally racism.
(Edit): If they aren't Irish, then it isn't racist. I think. I may or may not be racist myself. Mostly because I don't know if they're Irish, nor if I should treat them differently.
My teacher was doing a racial justice lesson and he hung up a poster saying “white supremacy” with a Black Lives Matter magnet