Interesting poing of view on black community in America

[PT1990]

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Well, first of all, Im not an American. Im Polish, living in a country far, far away from you. Still, Im interested in what is going on in the world, and this person catched my attention. You should also watch his other materials. I dont know if what hes saying is 100% true, but he surely was like a breeze of frash air to me. What do you think about this?

 

[Pumpkin Ninja]

Spacers = invalid argument.

 

[PT1990]

Spacers = invalid argument.

What do you mean by that?

 

[Pumpkin Ninja]

What do you mean by that?

It means I am not willing to listen to any opinion he has, valid or not, solely based on the fact he's wearing spacers.

 

[PT1990]

It means I am not willing to listen to any opinion he has, valid or not, solely based on the fact he's wearing spacers.

Ok, I understand. Next ones, please.

 

[Bling Kai]

What he talking about anyway.

 

[PT1990]

What he talking about anyway.

Well, just watch his video(s).

 

[Pumpkin Ninja]

Ok, I understand. Next ones, please.

Lol, it was a joke. I agree that America does have a lot of opportunity for all communities but it could be better.

 

[PT1990]

Lol, it was a joke. I agree that America does have a lot of opportunity for all communities but it could be better.

Well, in the age of internet trolls you just cant tell if someone is serious or not, so I just dont waste my time with some posts.

 

[Sasuke tyeezy]

First off I dislike the fact that anyone addresses a whole race as if they have the same problems, ideas etc. but whatever.

Next, Yes the opportunity is there but its not as easily accessible. I literally only watched 10 seconds of it, simply because he automatically assumes that the viewer is apart of "black lives matter" & I'm not. Idk why but it honestly irritates me.

 

[DominiqueX]

Why do people not realize how pathetic this whole issue is?

 

[Loki d]

Technically around the time of MLK, many folks were marching against Police brutality but it wasn't the issue that got the most attention. Malcolm X literally speaks on this same issue that has been happening for decades.

This young adult thinks oppression is non-existent in the United States. Like most he ignores causality. He's basically saying forget about the history of race relations and telling black people to quit complaining because he thinks they have great opportunity than ever before.

Some blacks don't have the opportunity to get a job in the United States due to the variety and different state laws and local laws...the same apply to voting and literally tons of other crap...so certainly geographical location plays a part because of state and local laws.

Some people don't know much about American government.

 

[PT1990]

Some blacks don't have the opportunity to get a job in the United States due to the variety and different state laws and local laws...

What laws? Please eleborate.

 

[kimb]

I'm subbed to this guy, and I've watched the video before. He makes all around solid points. Seeing how blacks in 2016 can complain about their emotions and feelings, goes to show how far black people have come from the times of MLK jr. who protested for fair treatment and the end of segregation.

Inb4 someone screams racist; I'm black.

 

[RuckenTM]

All lives matter.