*Ben Shapiro* Unleashes on Woman Trying to Call Him Racist... Here We Go!
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So as a 34 year old black man, I am gonna say this. Have I been profiled because of my skin? Absolutely. Have I been called a racial slur? Absolutely. Do I believe that I have been hindered in some areas of my life due to the color of my skin? Absolutely. HOWEVER, I have also been given an immense amount of opportunities and blessings that have overshadowed the negativity and have allowed me to become successful.
Did I work hard for what I have? Absolutely, and no one can take that away from me. I agree with Ben on this argument. We should stand with one another when it comes to injustices rather than sit and point fingers due to the belief that one person has privilege over another based on the color of their skin.
I treat every single person with respect, regardless of what they look like. If everyone else did the same, we would be much better off.
A lot of whites and asians also faced the same issues. Im sure if a white guy goes into a black neighborhood on a daily basis he would be profiled or received some racial slurs every now and then. But they wouldnt even bother. Its only offensive if people made it offensive. If you just ignore it and be like, ok whatever. It wouldnt hurt you and you just go on and be productive and be happy in life. You cant expect everybody to always be civil. Thats life. Just keep on doing the right thing in life and you would be ok.
Well said, Sir. I find it fascinating and more than a bit ironic that taking your comments and going in reverse is how things seem to be going for many caucasians today: I've said nearly word for word your last sentence, and been castigated for it, being told to check my privilege, and how nice is must be to be white and able to live that way, and think that way...which segues into your middle paragraph, and finally, how things are starting to go: Have I been treated with hostility because of my skin? As I get older, more and more. Racial slurs? Yes, same as the previous question, more and more. Hindered? Not that I've noticed, yet, but one wrong step or one person taking something wrong and cancellation/termination is frighteningly possible nowadays.
We live in a topsy-turvy world, My Friend, and I wish we could do like Ozzy said and "Learn how to love and forget how to hate"
Agree 100%, as a long haired motorcyclist I have been profiled in certain stores and venues as soon as I've walked in by people with absolutely no knowledge of who I am or what I'm about. I don't let it bother me as I think it's their own insecurities about their own shortcomings.
@@secrets.295 bro the system is built in favor of white people, if you are black not so much. Ignoring is not a solution, to really understand what it means let’s put the system against the favored race for 300+ years and then we can discuss if ignoring can be a solution. ✌🏾
Word life
The term "racist" has become watered down by people using it to describe anyone they disagree with or used as a weaponized word.
It's been hyped up too big time even more so but mostly in the minds of ppl. Lol.
None of these words will mean anything when the day comes that we may actually need them
Yawn, Tired old conservative argument.
@@emmasnow29 tell us the counter-arguement then.
@@emmasnow29 It’s not conservative to say the word is objectively overused. Because it is. Same goes for simp, sexist, toxic, woke, to name a few more.
I'm tired of all this race bs
Thank you. When in the heck will it all end.
Racism*. Contrast of races will always exist🤦🏾♂️, check out the emoji 😂
@@Incus_Audio when whites stop being racist
When there is only 1 race. Which is the human race.
@@ayyedee5349 well see that is taking the beauty and uniqueness away from every race. People are people though. everyone deserves the same blessings when done good and justice when done wrong. why that is so hard for some people to understand i will never know.
"Racist", "sexist", "nazi", "whateverphobe" have all been watered down to the last drop. It just became something you call someone when you disagree with them.
The words have lost all meaning
really has..
social media is horrible for it.
one hot topic is the Ts where if you arent kissing ass about it, you are Tphobic.
like, no its just not for me... oh iv been deleted cool
No they haven’t. The right just pretends they don’t have meaning anymore so they can convince themselves they aren’t shitty people
For sure. It's sad because it allows the actual racists and sexists to be let off the hook when the terms become so meaningless.
I saw a T-shirt one time that said:
Racist. Noun: "Someone who wins an argument with a liberal."
She cut him off and wouldn't let him finish his thought, and what a gentleman for letting her finish her thoughts without being defensive!
If you ever wanna stop with the 'Anti-Education' as many Science-UA-camrs/History-UA-camrs call Ben's Channel, then try the Magnum-Opus of "Knowing Better" or the whole Channel of "Some More News". Namely their videos on R-cism who all debunk Ben and are all Historian-approved.
The color that imparts privilege is green.
Sorry I could only give you one thumbs-up.
Facts
100% facts!
Then you don’t understand what “privilege” means in sociology
@@maxwellmaxwell3042 no, sounds like you don't.
The irony is that ms. Plaskett is the definition of privilege. She embarrassed herself and I imagine she does it frequently.
I think racism, from my life experiences, seems very one sided. White people are racist towards black people. I am a white male that did door to door sales for about six months and in that time, I literally got ran out of black communities just because of my skin color. People would answer the door, say some sort of racial slur, and threaten me that I would get beat/stabbed/shot/etc if I did not leave. That happened A LOT, yet if I bring that up as a white male, I'm labeled racist. We cannot truly move forward as a society until everyone acknowledges all sides of the argument, understands/listens to each other, and works together.
You told a story where you were discriminated against by the black community, prejudged. yet you say "white ppl are more racist" prejudged bc of your skin tone & you are the white male racist? HUH? WHA? Where is your logic????
I live in the ghetto n in the ghetto where as a single white woman I hear random slurs & sht thrown at my house & routine gun shots.
I never know when it's personal but the vandalism. can feel v hurtful & I get threatened, everything I grow is stolen, even flowers
But then I see it's happening to everyone but I'm an easy target. One can't chase a 20yo when one is 74 & the police are fearful of coming here unless they come in 6 - 7 vehicles. I've seen them come in military gear, with tree branches stuck in their helmets ..they scare me more than rowdy neighbors lol don't expect to sleep at the beginning of the month when it's check day 😅
I'm confused.
I remember segregation. I'm glad to have had black friends. But I see a strong tendency among blacks to want to exclude whites
Cognitive dissonance is what I see & recognize in both communities
As a child, the neighborhood my family lived in, for many years, was changing from white to mostly black. My family was the last white family there, and we weren't planning on moving, at least not right away. We lived about 1/2 a mile from my school, so I walked to school. I was subjected to horrible name calling every day, bullying, rocks were thrown at me almost every day, even broken glass. After the third visit to the ER my parents decided we had no choice but to move. I grew up with a VERY bad opinion of black people, based on my own personal experience, i.e., they almost killed me the last time. Stitches on 2 different places on my head and another on my face, a broken arm, dislocated shoulder, and bruised ribs. I really believe they would have continued beating me til I was dead or permanently maimed if a car driving by hadn't stopped and chased them away.
I never actively discriminated or anything, but I avoided them as much as I possibly could. It wasn't until I went to college and was assigned a black roommate that I started to understand that maybe they WEREN'T all like that. I eventually made friends with my roommate, and through him, quite a few other black people.
It's likely that I have still unconsciously had some views that weren't very charitable toward black people, but I have worked hard to overcome that as I have grown older, and I can honestly say I have never let race cause me to treat any employees of mine, or people I have interacted with in my day to day life differently.
But I can guarantee you that racism doesn't come from whites only.
@@marcatkinson4149 shit, that's really sad.
@@marcatkinson4149 Like I always say, it's not about race, but about culture.
I'm a white boy who grew up in the ghetto and went to school that was split with black and white. And we're family and we never said anything bad about the color of our skin. We cracked on each other . We pledged in the morning. And we did what the Bible said in school and the teachers would bust our a--- and your doing pretty good if you're moma didn't pop it when you got home. God's law is the most important .
Can you imagine one of the power elites preaching to anyone about privilege. Congress people are the very essence of privilege.
'Some More News' has 4 Videos on racism.
5 if we count his MLK-Video.
To be fair, (although I agree with Shapiro) Ben is incredibly rich.
that's why Jordan Peterson states that white privielege... Ok... everyone has privilege. the congresswoman is in a position fo power thus that is her privilege..
The problem with this whole "white privilege" argument/theory, is that it is virtually indistinguishable from "majority privilege". Listen closely to the content of the discussion supporting the concept of white privilege and ask yourself if the same could not be said about being born as the majority race/ethnicity in any country.
Conversely, what if I was born white in a country like Somalia or Nigeria? Would I still have "white privilege"? I'm guessing no.
There are different types of privilege, and sure you could argue that there's majority privilege as well as wealth privilege, but these exist in every culture, do they not?
This comment exudes ignorance or lack of global knowledge, to say the least. If you were to live on Negira as a White person, best believe that you'd be privileged, even more so that locals (and Nigeria isn't the only one by the way). That "majority privilege" always falls short on South Africa's example. South Africa has been immensely scarred by the Apartheid, enforced by White afrikaners and their political party, the National Party, in 1948. And best believe that by that particular time, Black people in South African were the overwhelming majority just like they've always been and will always be as this country is literally their homeland. However, had they not been treated worse than cattle over there, as if they were a small minority, by a small minority?
@@BroJo676 how about current events? How about white farmers from Zimbabwe? Was that white privilege,too?
@@antalpoti The vitriol White Zimbabweans, especially Hite farmers, are receiving in this country is a direct result and reflection of local Black Zimbabweans' spite as these farmers were able to "earn" and "possess" their vast acres of arable lands thanks to Apartheid (Apartheid wasn't just enacted in South Africa), by brutally stealing land from the locals and budging them without their consent.
If White Southern Africans, in general, collectively wanted to better the situation on their inhabited countries a'd induce unity with the locals they had made sure to brutalized just so they could make a living out of it, they should've also made sure to give back lands to the locals, part of the normally bestown reparation system.
However, this is something you and I, especially I, both know they chose not to do. And this creates this very intense situation where Black people are willing to attack in order to compensate for the poverty a racist sociopolitical and economic system had forced upon them.
Joel, I'm sure there are a handful of examples that suit your opinion/agenda, but I disagree with your assessment of my position. S. Afrika is a very poor example. It was colonialism at its worst, and you know it.
I'm referring to the argument that marxists use to point out the so-called "privilege" that is enjoyed by people with white skin, regardless of wealth or social status. It's a dumb argument with no solution.
But we all knew that.
@@BroJo676 Okay, racist.
Any action or claim of gain/restriction for a particular racial or ethnic group is racism by it's definition. Only one of these two people made any racist claims, the other stuck to the definition.
"Any action or claim of gain/restriction for a particular racial or ethnic group is racism by it's definition."
What do you mean by claim? Claim as in an assertion of the truth of something, typically one that is disputed or in doubt or claim as in a demand or request for something considered one's due. If its the latter than I have a problem with your comment. Claiming that housing laws targeted black people post Jim Crow is not racist. Making a claim that a particular case of racism exists isnt racism itself. If you meant the 'claim' according to the first definition then I dont understand the sentence after. Neither did anything racist or laid claim to some gain/restriction for a particular racial/ethnic group.
@@ImInYourBrains claiming white privilige based on the fact that you're white is racist. I think you're getting caught up in technicalities. It was very easy to understand his comment and it sounded a hell of a lot more intelligent than most people on the internet. Chill, this isn't an IQ contest.
@@vVDrewciferVv claiming *white* privilige based on the fact that you're *white* is racist.
Definition of white privilege:
"Inherent advantages *possessed by a white person* on the basis of their race in a society characterized by racial inequality and injustice."
IT IS THE EFFING DEFINITION!!! WTF do you even mean by your statement!!! Claiming white privilege is its definition is racist?
The original sentence I had a problem with is ambiguous because the word I put in question has two main definitions. I am a Physicist and I can assure you its not rocket science.
@@vVDrewciferVv also I am pretty sure my IQ dropped from reading your comment, jeeezus
@@ImInYourBrains I have no issue with understanding of the definition of either the verb or noun. My comment is in reference to the content of the video being commented on- If you can't support the claim with proof, then it is without merit. I have not seen any proof in our current laws that there is white privilege.
I said this on a previous Shapiro video where you expressed a dislike for his snarky attitude.
He only acts that way when he's approached that way or towards people who has already slandered him before.
If the opponent I'd respectful and polite, so is Ben.
This is a very good example.
As Rogan has said, it's how you roll in Jiu Jitsu, you sort of start by figuring out how hard the other guy is willing to go and respond in a similar way. I've seen someone talking to Ben go nasty and play for blood, and Ben responds accordingly. And I've seen this, and him on his Sunday Special just chatting with people whom may have vastly differing views, but if they're just chatting, that's how it stays. He's sort of a chameleon when it comes to the timbre of the conversation, he can adjust his speech to match that of the conversation.
Lol tell that to Ben when he’s ripping on teenager TikTok videos
@@hitthegoat those tiktoks deserve it. Sorry but the amount of dumb shit I see posted on tiktok is astounding
They're all thin skinned he would scour the internet to find one person saying something about him so he can have one thing to comment about and complain and claim how he's being prejudged again this video is not anything more than an attention hog wanting views I'm a little bit disappointed in Alex with this one
idk man he seems to regress into that whenever he feels he's on the losing end. remember that BBC interview?
I am a white 71 yr old widow, a mother and a grandmother. I have struggled all my life to pay the bills and put food on the table, I have done dishes by hand third shift in busy restaurants to support my family. I have mixed flour and water, fried it and put mayonnaise on it for supper. I never saw any white privilege and I never looked, I did what I had to do to survive. What we have and accomplish in life is up to us, no one else. Make the best of it.
You are awesome.
Truth is, you were far too busy in your life to be concerned with such things. You, like my parents and probably to some extent, me and my family are also so busy with life that this noise really makes no sense to us. Both my (white) kids have a ton of non-white friends here in Sydney and we love them and their families to bits. (They're all much wealthier than we are too...). You have made an immense contribution to society with your efforts through your children and theirs and so thank you, all the way from Sydney! Regards, Dave
Amen Sister. I grew up hungry and never felt that I had "white privilege." In fact the Black girls in my high school classes had newer and better clothes than what I wore everyday. You and I are the same age.
🙏❤
My white privilege was getting an education, a job and working over 30yrs for what I have.
If you live in the US, you have privilege. All colors do.
For the simple fact we have it door plumbing and aren't crapping in hole out in the woods unless we want to not because we have to.
Racists would define that as "acting white" rational people would call that what it really is, living the American dream.
@@lorieakin5771 - Not everyone has all that. Apparently you have not seen true poverty in America. For your sake, I hope you never have to, because it will give you nightmares. I promise you.
@@blackSUAAAVE apparently there are Americans doing living wrong. They are the ones holding themselves back. Opportunity is every where.
@@lorieakin5771 - Racism is hard to prove these days. I can not hire you for any reason I choose, one being the color of your skin. But I can say, well, you’re not exactly what we’re looking for. We need someone with more experience. But in my head, I would be thinking I didn’t wanna hire her white ass anyway, just because she’s white…ha ha ha ha.
Then, the burden of proof would be on you. Like I said, we are looking for someone with more experience. That could be anybody, but most likely somebody who would be the same color as me.
I know it, you know it, the system knows it, everybody knows it, but again, the burden of proof lies on, not the employer, but the would be employee. Prove I didn’t hire you because of the color of your skin. Good luck with that.
You would have to catch them in the act of doing it, i.e. you would have to get them on tape admitting that they did it.
In the words of the great, Dr. Jordan Peterson……
“How much of my current level of success is due to my “white privilege”? Exactly?, and what would you like me to do about it? So I can stop hearing about it?”
Pretty much everything, because the only ones listening too him are white incel "men". And the reason they listen to him is because he's a white male.
Still waiting on those answers too 🤣🤣 love how someone points those idiots to logic, lays the logic in front of their face and then all of a sudden it's deer in headlight syndrome. That is until they get on CNN and MSNBC and cry about it lol
I see how this could be confusing, I think a part of your privilege is not what gets you further in life but rather what is not holding you back. And, we have to continue to discuss privilege and difficult topics or else we will remain stuck. Another thought I have recently heard, and continue to think about, is, that wanting to stop hearing about privilege and topics such as that, is proof of your privilege. This is because someone who is truly affected by the negative effects of privilege will have a need to continue to talk about it while others just choose to be interested and choose when they are done talking about it.
@@tatumkhanna9062 I can appreciate your point of view, and you might be right, but I would have to argue that if something doesn’t have any defining characteristics, no way to be identified, cannot be measured, and has no measurable effect, it most likely doesn’t exist.
I would also make the point that we are not “stuck”, the only people that are stuck are the people that continue to point to other’s as a validation for their own lack of achievement.
For argument’s sake, let’s say that this white privilege does exist….ok, and then what? What would anyone like me to do about it? And even more importantly, why is someone else’s privilege or lack there of, any factor in their own success?
People need to stop all the blaming, being a victim, finger pointing, and accept that life sucks for everyone, and the only thing we can do, is give it our best.
If your waiting for life to be equally fair to every single person, you will be waiting forever.
@@jschneider5500 No offense, but the first sentence is just bullshit. First of all, there defintely is a measurable effect, look at the median income of black and white households compared, if that´s not a measurable effect of white privilege, idk what is. And of course there are defining characteristics.
"point to others as a validation for their own lack of achievement", ok, come on, that´s absolute bullshit, that´s just your personal prejudice.
You personally can do nothing, it´s not your fault, that you were born the way you´re born. It´s a systemic thing, and the entirety of society has to find solutions for it. "What can I do about it" is often a question, that can´t be answered and shouldn´t even be asked in the first place, another example for this would be climate change, the individual can do almost nothing about it, you can try to lower your emissions all you want, as long as cars, planes, factories and all that shit continue to pump co2 in the atmosphere, it wo´t do anything. See what I mean? That´s btw the reason, why (and you are right on that one) finger-pointing won´t lead to anything. Systemic solutions would include: more social welfare, less police in mostly black neighbourhoods, more spending for public schools, lowering the costs for colleges (student debt, wtf, I live in germany and I get money from the state for studying), legalisation or decriminalisation of most drugs, more medical, psychological and social offers for assistance (like anti-drug-workshops, sport clubs, psychotherapy,..) and stuff like that.
"Accepting that life sucks for everyone", well, then we can stop doing politics completely, if we would have just accepted, that life is shitty for everyone, and we can´t do nothing about it, then we would still live in caves and hunt animals for survival. "Life will never be perfect, so stop trying", bruh, ok, then let´s just all commit suicide I guess. Yes, life is never perfect, but we can at least try to make it better, can´t we?
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Saying that one will stand against racism is commendable, and it is the right thing to do. Of course it is. But here's where things get tricky. We have seen, time and again, FALSE claims of racism, and standing and/or fighting against racism BEFORE the facts are known, does more harm than good in trying to root out actual racist incidents. And far too often, we get fed a story as factual before the facts are known, and by the time that the facts DO come out, so much damage has been done to our society that simply cannot be regained, and which only serves to further the divide between people.
This is why many people such as Ben or even Tim Pool believe in waiting at least 24 hours before even diving into things. This way more information can come out before people get riled up. However for some people doing this is nearly impossible since they get emotionally invested in shit immediately and let that emotion take over and eliminate any rational decision or train of thought.
"This is an attempted modern day lynching" ~Kamala Harris, now Vice President, speaking about the hoaxist felon, Jussie Smollett, before all the facts came out.
@@djjazzyjeff1232 Yep, and the IMMEDIATE response was an EMOTIONAL one, not one based on FACTS. And the blame for this IS Social Media, because this kind of crap is spread within seconds, while a full enquiry and or the gathering of evidence takes (usually) days or even weeks to gather. But the age of "social justice" doesn't WANT to wait that long. They need "justice" IMMEDIATELY, regardless of what the reality of the matter is. And THIS is what led to "cancel culture" to begin with. Emotions, not facts.
*Cough* Jussie Smolett, Nick Sandman, Kyle Rittenhouse, etc.
People are being manipulated into fighting against each other… the corporations, etc. are cynically stoking the culture war to distract people from seeing the daylight robbery going on (market manipulation, monopolistic practices, and so on).
Imagine having someone in one of the most powerful positions in the country, in fact, the world, telling you that you are privileged because you have a different skin color. The hypocrisy drips off this woman. I suspect she would also claim he has male privilege as well. SMGDH.
There are different types of privilege. To deny that white privilege exists AT ALL is contradictory to all available information
Tell that to the tens of thousands of black armed forces men who were rejected from the air force because they were misdiagnosed with sickle cell.
Biden basically tells us this every freaking day. Pathetic to see a President on his knees……..
I used to get that feeling when I heard or read about the complaints of Michelle Obama. She was first lady of the U.S. and had degrees from 3 universities. Her position gave her access to an amazing expense fund, with pretty much a blank check attached. She once took 50 friends to Spain and rented an entire hotel for a month. The bill was around ten million. How the hell did she have any complaint? And she believed she had been treated poorly at university due to her skin color. Maybe, just maybe it was due to her highly entitled personality. She never put forth that possibility in any discussion I ever heard. But something tells me it was a possibility.
@@joymcarthur5429 so you’re assuming she had an entitled personality in university because you think that’s more likely than racial discrimination? Seriously??
I'm a white male in my mid 30's. I grew up with very little (compared to some) in rural America. My dad made 7 bucks an hour and worked very hard for it. My parents somehow managed to keep me and my 4 siblings fed, clothes, and housed on that.
I went to college. I worked every year of my life since I was 14 to pay for things for myself. I bought a cheap car. I paid for college. I got student loans. I got a job. I paid them back. I now have a nice little bit of property, a nice house, a beautiful wife and daughter, and a nice truck.
Where is my privelege? I have worked for everything I have and ever have had since I was a teenager. I'm not special. My story is like a million others. Anyone can do what I've done in this country. Be smart, be responsible, be respectful. It's that simple. No one is systematically keeping anyone down. The four letter word that separates failure from success isn't "Race" ... it's "Work."
Salute from india, this is the way to go sir, at many places the word descrimination is only being used to destroy harmony and making fuss and deviding. Truth is that we all have to work make our selves better by working hard and smart while dealing with challanges of whatever sort in life. Today almost every one can do that if he actually works rather than falling into that kind of "race" stuff.
Exactly! How did poor white people make it? They were looked down on worse than the black community. We worked hard jobs at low pay, working two jobs most of the time. No help at all from the government, If you didn't work, you didn't eat neither did your family. Being white did not give us any kind of privilege. It still that way today. Just look at the poor children up in the hills of Kentucky. Coal mines shut down and you've got to have money to pack up and leave. These people never had that kind of money. They still live without running water and electricity. The children go hungry. These are white children, where's the out cry for them?
Kudos brother! …and so very well said!
Amen
Good on you brother. Tell the truth!
She was trying to trap Ben, he's too clever to fall in to it.
typical bureaucrat baffle with some BS just to see if the other person will slip.
Ben clever lol
Haha! Ben Shapiro clever 😂
Clever xD he is just partially educated guy who miss interpreted “freedom” of speech. Which became a serious problem, mostly couse he manage to have followers.
@@lindsay46 It's easy to have followers when you say things that are true.
At 46. I'm still waiting for my privilege to happen.
56 for me ... Still waiting.
Fun fact concerning the black student example from Plaskett, it was a hoax! The student in question was even caught starting a fire as attention surrounding her was dying out!
The infamous message read :
"Get out of our school. You're a bad person because you're black."
That was either a Canadian KKK member with plaid flannel robes or the most polite racist ever! 😂
Things that sound too good to be true usually are, reference: Jussie Smollett.
Most of these so called racist act are always proven to be a hoax. It's gotta to the point that when I hear of a extremely racist act occured I automatically think it's a hoax.
@@derpyc.hoovesIV I can't blame you. You can only cry wolf so many times..
How did he "unleash" on her? Neither one of them really got upset or raised tone to each other.
Yeah the video title is definitely clickbait. I don't even think she called him racist
Click bait dude
Clickbait . One more channel to block and report.
That’s what I’m saying. And she never once even implied he was racist. I was very confused by this title. It was actually one of the most respectful arguments I’ve listened to in years lol
The only people who get "pissed off" are the people that hate being proved wrong.
As a dark skin full blood Navajo I get to set back and observe both sides of the so called discussion.. The only white privilege I see is from the vast majority of them knowing how to act in a civil society...
And you seem the most pissed off of them all. Lol
@@johnnygoodman2003 How is saying it like it is being pissed lol literally everyone who said they hate him was proved wrong by him. That's why I said it. Sure you know what pissed means? Haha
@@LexyThomas134 only triggered like you write essays on UA-cam.
We needed more of your commentary and analysis on this video. From one JD to another, that explanation felt rather brief.
His question remains the right way to address it - how does it manifest itself in society. Then it’s both debatable and defeat-able if real.
I love it when you make weak minded fools upset. It’s very easy to do, but much respect to you my friend.
I really appreciate that you don't let a little hate scare you away from uploading a review. Everyone has the right to a voice no matter what anyone says.
Alex, you should do a react to some of Steven Crowder's "Change my mind" bits, or to the video in which he debates a feminist and another one in which he debates a transgender woman. Do you know the story of Lindsay Shepherd? It might also be interesting to react to any clip featuring her... cheers from Brazil, love your channel!
Crowder is the biggest fucking moron to ever wander this globe
Damn lol. I can't stand Ben but he's 100% on this one. People are so ignorant to the real world that anyone who doesn't agree with something is automatically racist. Don't like donuts? RACIST! Don't agree with a certain political sides agenda? RACIST! Don't like sports? RACIST! This lady needs to find her some "common" sense, which unfortunately doesn't seem too common.
Ben is right on many subjects, not all, but the problem is that those who hate him, never actually listened to a single debate he ever took part in. They just read articles written by MSM who hate that he doesn't blindly lock step with their thinking. The same is true of Jordan Peterson. Most of what Peterson talks about is just basically think for yourself and don't be a sheep, blindly following the herd.
Maybe you should investigate why you "can't stand Ben Shapiro". Because he makes this exact claim in EVERY speech he gives on college campuses. It isn't some one and done thing. It sounds like you just listened to the mob and didn't take time to find out what is up.
@@CelticSpiritsCoven Please... take that bullshit to the snowflakes. I don't like him bc he's too emotional and extremely religious. Unlike you I actually pay attention and ask questions before jumping to conclusions...I agree with a lot of his views but don't agree with his delivery and motivations behind it. Maybe ask before being an asshat
@@randyvalgardson774 Completely agree with ya. Dudes just not my cup of tea. Could listen to Jordan speak all day lol just get turned off by Ben's extreme religious views and tendency to lose his cool rather easily. I get it he's human and not many are as calm and collected as Jordan, Ben just rubs me the wrong way with it. He's 100% right on this one tho. Can't argue with his sentiment here even tho I don't like him.
Uh, bullshit
To be honest depending on the situation, while opinions are valid, it would be best to provide factual information rather than just saying "how you feel".
O let me count the ways:
I wonder how Emmitt Till Feeling...
The Man Act
The Fugitive Slave Act
Black Code
JIim Crow
Little Rock 10
Dred Scott
Mississippi Burning
The 3 Strike Laws
The 13th Amendment
Racial Integrity Laws
Freedman's Bureau Acts....YEP US NEGROS GOT IT MADE MASSA!
“There’s demonstrable evidence”
But I don’t have any.
It's sad and unfortunate that the media slants way Left because people like these never get push back on their claims. Give us examples of White privilege, systemic racism, etc. Don't just say it exists because you built your career around the perception of it or around the perception that it's still the 1950's and it's on every street corner across this country.
Classic stuff.
A White person will Never UNDERSTAND. No matter what you say or Think. Racism is real. BOTTOM LINE
@@mmpfilms8185 Find me a person who thinks racism ISN'T real and then we'll talk.
She sounded intelligent though for a split second.
Shapiro said good things but I wouldn't say he "blasted" her. She has power, money and a microphone to spread her racist hate, but she says it is ME who is privileged?
On the topic of R-cism, i really just wanna cite ONE Source and wanna hear peoples opinion on it: 'War is Bad' by 'Some More News' is a great video overall, but AT LEAST
watch 1:00:50-1:04:00 and tell me what you think.
What racist hate did she say? Against who?
Ben Shapiro is such a homophobic racist. He should just admit it already. What's there to hide.
Ben Shapiro is a damn genius and sometimes I find it hard to keep up with him.. he speaks so fast but he's telling the law per se . There are people who want to control free speech simply because one person said something that offends another. God that happens all the time and people just have to learn to get on with life and get over it. Younger folks are whiny babies.. I'm 54 and when things like that happened when we were younger we would just get in an argument or a fight and then it would be over. When we were growing up everything was based on merit and it had nothing to do with race!! What changed all that was affirmative action and that's when merit didn't matter anymore
Alex is the GOAT of reaction videos
Shit, I'm white. Where can one buy or get this white privilege everyone keeps talking about? Is there a online store some place to get some? Seriously? I'd surely would love to get some. ;)
It is sold at the DNC online store as white guilt on the donations page.
Loved your analysis and views. Keep up the great work
"Some More News" has replied to these ''''''''facts''''' and refuted them. If you have Spine, go watch
I know I am late on this, just subscribed and warned to congratulate you on passing the bar. Your channel is pretty awesome.
A bunch of privileged people are arguing about who is more privileged LOL
Every person who lives in America is privileged.
@@mneugent7658 This Is True.
@@mneugent7658 Its not privileged. Americans are lucky not privileged. Privileged is like you sit at home do nothing and you got money for doing nothing. You dont put effort. There are hundreds of millions of Americans who work hard. Americans are lucky to be born in a country where its much easier to achieve success than many other countries but majority of Americans are also hardworking and are not being spoon fed.
@@secrets.295 Kinda splitting hairs there. Semantics. My point was the very idea that SOME people in America are "privileged" (white people) while everybody else with more melanin, all other groups, is supposedly lacking this "privilege" in America is a joke concept. People who believe that only white people in America have it pretty good should travel outside of the US more, or just read more about the world and they'd see how "privileged" they are to live here. You wanna call it lucky? Go for it.
@@secrets.295 I think the point is that compared to 3rd world countries, and most of human history, Americans of any sex, race, creed, etc., are privileged. We can basically choose what jobs we take to make an income, start a business, say what we think, protect ourselves, etc. We have grocery stores so we don't need to farm our own livestock and crops, and so on. Even our most poor have resources, and are obese. All things considered, Americans are pretty privileged across the board.
I'm still waiting for my white privilege to help me out. Life has been a hell of a struggle every step of the way, every single day. I might need to order a new privilege card.
Yet another person who has no fucking idea what white privilege is. What a shocker.
And it would have been worse in your exact same situation if you were black in the sense that it would add one more problem. White priviledge does not mean you cannot suffer as a white person, but that you have a racial priviledge. Good luck with your life tho
@@georgessand2408 Like that time when I didn't get hired because another applicant was black and they wanted to meet a quota even though my friend who worked their vouched for me and admitted that the head technician said herself that I was the better candidate?
It says their are 4 replies on this comment, but I can only see 1?
@Targg weird, wonder what causes it
I had to rewind it about 5 times to see if that was really Ben dancing 😂
Keep'em coming 🤘😁👍
I love the editing, made it look like Alex was lost and had no idea what was happening the entire time😂. Brought some laughter to a debate to help lighten the mood and make it not so serious. Shout out to your editor, great job my mans
Much love my man! My editor is me 🤣👊🏼
Oh, bet my man. Working hard to put vids out and editing it yourself too. Praise to you my mans, I don’t know how you do all that but keep it up you’re doing great 👍🤘
@@AlexHefner your a nice man but not very bright as you fail to understand that Ben shapiro specifically targets schools with mediocre acceptance rates. You'll never see him at an Ivy league school
No hate comments here, Ben Shapiro is correct on many things. This lady is a quack
Hes wrong on pretty much everything
@@QueenJneeuQ ok🤣
@@jeremygray462 whats he right about then?
@@SecretAgentBeans Lmao hes literally not though, he just takes the right wing view on everything, which is pretty much always wrong. People think hes smart cause he talks fast
@@SecretAgentBeans he downplays the severity of climate change and pretends trans people are the downfall of society, he’s a spoilt little bitch with authoritarian views on pretty much everything, and hes lame as fuck, he thinks porn should be illegal and bragged about being a virgin, lmao
Cancer doesn't discriminate where's my white privilege when it comes to being poor with cancer
More ben bro! Great video. Smart debates are important.
I love how reasonable you are!!
Crazy how people went from praising MLK, to doing the exact opposite of what he advocated for. You know the famous phrase "Judge a man not for the color of his skin, but by the content of his character".
Now EVERYONE has to be judged on the color of their skin. Not just white or black but literally every ethnicity is now judged for the race to which they belong.
Not going to take anything seriously until we can acknowledge, AGAIN, that every race can be racist. If you believe your race is superior to another based solely on race, you ARE a racist.
Alex, I came to you for the Breaking Benjamin and 3DG reactions, but I stay and KEEP coming back for the political reactions! Keep it up!!! I LOVE them!
Along as we can have respectable conversation everyone wins. None of us has all the answers only when we come together can we truly have universal knowledge.
I'm overweight and I've been discriminated against. I think we should take it on a case by case (sometimes a group) basis. I don't believe generalization helps anyone. Just my 2 cents.
If you like Shapiro and Peterson, you will probably like Michael Knowles. A very similar demeanor of calm and concise and usually ends up irrefutable.
I was turned down for jobs because they said I was the wrong color. When I showed them I was Cherokee Indian, they still said, I was still the wrong color.
I wish I did. I'm white and grew up in low income home. Single mom, while my dad and girlfriend lived in a nice upper class neighborhood. I had no special privilege except for the privilege of fighting to make my life better. Hell, I'm proud of myself for making my life better.
I like your balanced critical thinking on this Alex.
so let me get this straight, we should use racism to determine racism?
Racism, it appears, is a one-way street.
Because being a racist in this country is almost like being a child molester, I think we should pass a federal law that states if you call someone a racist it must be proven, if not you must pay the defendant a large settlement!
It's good to learn the people you admire are rational and logical in their personal life as well.
I AM SO SICK OF THIS “White Privilege” CRAP! Go Ben Go!!!!! Thank you! 💯💯💯🥳💯💯
If people would start calling it "majority privilege" which is what it really is instead of "white privilege" the conversation would probably move forward in a better way. But there is no way you could ever do away with majority privilege.
Exept that Whie people are not a majority.
Exactly! Yes! This!
Here in Europe we have the same discussiones about „racism“ despite no big black community. So skin color is not relevant for that discussions.
Its a struggle of class and systems not about exlusivity of body features.
American Asians earn more than American whites on average. There are less Asians in jail than whites per capita. There's no majority privilege, and certainly no institutional racism.
Dude, this vid made me sub, lol
i am at 0:11.. im excited see this video
thanks for this new type of content
ps: ben is great, make more of these reaction.. 🔥🔥❤️
Can you do the Jordan Peterson where he is at the university of Cambridge it just dropped. Love your reviews🔥🔥
a valid arguement based on facts is a good thing. no?
If you're a Democrat it's like you said: no. Valid arguing based on facts is NOT a good thing. Because then you will lose.
@@djjazzyjeff1232 huh?
@Targg I'm neither Democrat nor Republican. I don't understand the inference.
@Targg whats a Dem? why does that matter? Serious question. I'm English. No immediate skin in the game.
@Targg my comprehension is generally on point btw. I struggle with this idea that one must identify as a political party and have that explain all the nuances of my thinking.
Okay bro, I'm a subscriber now. I keep coming back to your channel and enjoying it. Love this content. You really should check out Michael Knowles; he's a mix between Jordan Peterson and Ben Shapiro. Keep it up man.
Hey Alex! Dig the channel. Who does your intro/exit music? I can vibe with it
6:00 racism, the word you are looking for is right there in plain sight. Such mischaracterisation of racism is racist in and of its own (in both examples made here)
Where do I go to apply for white privilege? Lowkey would love to have some of that right about now
I must have missed out on “white privilege”. Everytime I wanted and needed something I FUCKING WORKED HARD FOR IT.
I have an awesome reaction for you bro, "Qantas, I still call Australia home 2022" it's an add for Australia's main Airline and it's genuinely frigging epic
I like seeing your opinions on these videos. I agree with most things he says while a lot don’t. That’s why it’s opinions. Let them hate but it doesn’t mean you’re wrong. You agree on some and disagree on some. Can’t make everyone happy. Love your videos ❤️
You don’t make people mad, Alex. You make the extreme left, that fringe but loud minority, mad. The rest of us thinking human beings like listening to other people discuss critical ideas, especially those ideas that impact our personal lives. We thank you for this.
Peterson said it best. It's not 'white privilege'. It's the privilege of whoever is predominant. When I travel to South America, I can guarantee you I don't have any. In America, probably more so than any other country, it doesn't matter your race/gender/heritage -- if you want to work hard to get ahead - you will.
Right on. Solid commentary. I know myself well enough to know with 100 % certainty that I am not racist. I am certain that therr are multi-millions of Americans who know this about themselves as sure as they know that they get hungry and thirsty.
But alas, my skin is white. Therefore, in many people's minds I cannot be non-racist. My racism is for many a default, knee-jerk presumption.
As you might imagine, this makes dialogue extremely difficult in the current culture. I have to fight against my own pessimism regarding whether we as a society have the capacity and will to crawl out of our foxholes and shake hands. I pray we do.
For CRT Read the introduction pages of: Critical Race Theory: The writings that started the movement. (Bell, Delgado and Crenshaw) (it's horrible)
@An Po sure, although I Personally think 99,9% of the people talking about CRT, did not even read the source material on CRT itself. "ITs just telling about the historical context of" bla bla bla, no its not.
Let them do that first.
I understand what is meant by “White Privilege” in the context of history, but does that apply in today’s standards? By such standards, affirmative action can be construed as “Black Privilege” & has been used in today’s standards. If I am a business owner with a position open & have 10 applicants only 1 of which is black & the least qualified & I am forced to hire based on skin color (black) then aren’t I being oppressed? I want to hire based on the best applicant to help my business succeed. I don’t care about race, religion nor ancestry, my business is about making money. If the best applicant is black, brown, red, yellow, white, Protestant, Jewish, Muslim, Shinto, Atheist, Straight, Gay, male, female, old or young, I don’t care. I want who’s going to generate the most money for my company. Some black folks think companies should be half black & half white. Well if we hire (being fair by skin color) then companies in America could only be 13% black because that reflects the population. Companies, by law, can be minority owned & staffed completely by that minority, but white owned must be diversified. This is hardly “white privilege” & I am sick & tired of hearing it. If anyone wants the best position & most income get educated & work for it like anyone else. Think the police are arresting too many black folks, teach & enforce your children against committing crimes. Do not tolerate street gangs. Make your children learn in school & make schools accountable not for black history but for the subjects that they need to be the best. If they have a hard time learning, help them or get them help. If you can’t help them, get more education yourself so you can. Keep drugs out of your neighborhoods. Don’t fight the system, get involved. If blacks want reparations, go to Africa, find the tribe which enslaved your ancestors, sold them & demand it from them. They are the evil that started your family’s path.
Excellent comment 👍
Don't be scared to speak what you believe to be true. It does not matter what is being shouted the loudest. The squeaky wheel does not get grease the squeaky wheel gets replaced.
I passed a bar once! Hit the one down the block instead! 🤣. Congratulations
Categorization is assumption. And assumption is the mother of all fuck-ups. Love ya Alex! Rock on bro!
"Most likely both of them will say stupid things." LOL, yeah that about sums it up. Although, Shapiro kept himself reigned in here. He gets excited sometimes and loses some effectiveness because of this. When people decide you are racist because of the color of your skin..yeah, that's racist. I really hate this current social climate that judges people based on the color of their skin.
I'm digging these videos.
When people hear, "you're a racist", most people chuckle and go about their business. The word has zero meaning any more.
If you want a good series on critical race theory I'd recomend Carl's explanation of it over on the lotus eater channel.
Their "critical ch1ld grooming theory" is great too!!
I'm all for pissing people off. Indeed bring on the hate comments. Reeeeeeeee
Oh they’re definitely abundant here lol
Yes’sir!!! Bunch ‘o gaping vag’s in dire need of vagisil (I’d use the C word to describe them but it gets censored like crazy)
No, her first mistake was definitely debating Ben Shapiro! The man's mind is a machine!
If I ever need an attorney, I know who I’m calling first
I’m not sure why this isn’t handled on an individual case-by-case basis. I think the main problem here is the premise regarding equity, and that somehow all racial groups should have an equal number of racist interactions, which is simply not possible in a free society. It's not even possible biologically since there will always be clumps of genomes associated with certain traits. Advantages and disadvantages.
Are we going to address height privilege or weight privilege next? Hair color privilege? People with specific bone structures?
Humans are preferential in nature, some things will be more liked or more disliked, including physical appearance.
The sooner we accept that we are ONLY equal under the law, the sooner we can move on.
Providing extra 'help' to certain demographics is the exact opposite.
Sounds like some whack shit a racist apologist would say
This isn´t about race (well at least not, like you think). God, why are so many people here so stupid?
Ok, you´re on to something here: What about people with different heights. Let´s imagine, european colonialists would´ve enslaved people not based on their skin color, but based on their height, or idk, based on wether their breath stinks or not. Then we wouldn´t have the problem of white privilege, but instead the problem of "bigger-height-privilege", or "not-so-stinky-breath-privilege". You see what I mean? Whites are not privileged because they´re white, whites are privileged, because they were the master race, and because they built a system, that benefits them. The important fact is, that one group has historically been, and still is, oppressed, and the other hasn´t/isn´t. That one of these groups is white, and the other black, this is pure coincidence, and thus claiming, that being against white privilege is racist, is pure nonsense.
Now, after we have established this, of course it makes sense, to support the historically oppressed group, improve their material reality, improve the infrastructure that they have acces to, give them more public and political representation, etc. "Moving on" is just stupid, imagine what would´ve happened in the 50s, when jews demanded reparation from germany for, you know, this holocaust-thing. Imagine what would´ve happened, if germany just said "well, we´re sorry for killing 6 Million of you, but come on guys, we can´t be all equal, we have to move on"
I believe racism extends from our bias or subconscious bias, but ultimately I think it is just survival instincts based off fear. When we fear something, we group that something as a whole to make sure it does not affect us at all. This comes from all people, no matter the color. You must be aware and know the deep reasoning of what your mind is doing when it comes to these thoughts, actions, defenses, ect. Our own bias causes much more social problems than just racism. People do this to protect themselves or their own groups they reside in, it does not mean it is right. For example, there is fat shaming... that extends from not wanting to be unhealthy so they are ridiculed and/or excluded from the group. Remember there is nothing to fear but fear itself. ;) Privilege is just based on biases. All should have privilege, but it's not easily possible based on how humans think. For example, do you think a few hundred White people living with a few thousand Black people would get any bias or less privilege from the blacks? Most probably. I guess the main thing everyone needs to overcome is fear in general. You must ask yourself why you fear it and should you fear it, but exclude fear automatically if it is based on the unknown. Don't fear what you don't understand.
This video was too short. The clip you used goes deeper and I feel it could have been beneficial to react to the whole interaction.
Just thought I let you know my uncle was a Hefner too.too cool!
My white privilege gets me 50 hours a week in a factory.
You gotta react to Lifetime by Three days Grace. It is so heartbreaking. You will see what I mean when you watch the video for it. Break out the Kleenex.
If it was 50 years Ago Ben would be selling snake oil.
Don’t you have some new genders to create on TikTok?
@@georgefloydsinhellwbreonna5330 Don't you have a 4chan thread to have a circlejerk in? You're literally 14
Gtfo, leftist.
I'm just here for the intro/outro song, because this seems to be the only place I can go to hear it.
Soon as I heard him say gooch I subscribed I knew instantly this is the type of guy I can be on a job site with 😂😂😂😂😂
I applaud her. It takes courage to admit right off the bat that one is a complete and total racist and that nothing said during that hearing will change her views.
I love me some Ben Shapiro!! He’s always on point.
The word racist means nothing to me anymore. It’s become a joke amongst everyone I know. If I go to Dunkin Donuts and they’re out of sugar, we call it racist. Anytime something doesn’t go right we always say it’s racist and we all laugh. The word and meaning has lost its power from being so overused. Also “white privilege” is overused. I’m tired of feeling bad for things I never did to people that never had them done to them.
Congratulations on passing the Bar !!