Comments by "Bacon Overlord" (@baconoverlord7982) on "Jubilee" channel.

  1.  @Levi-rc8kh  Who says racism doesn't exist anymore? I see it daily... There are all kinds of racist, racially discriminating, blacks-only TV shows, sitcoms, movies, movie channels, BET, BET(her), TV-ONE, etc. Blacks-only magazines, award shows, beauty pageants, media, scholarships, newspapers, news channel, websites, social groups, business loans.. the list goes on for literally THOUSANDS of items. And, let's not forget the beacon of racism in the USA... the NAACP. So, definitely racism exists...
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  2.  @pippaschroeder9660  A man that was for equality supporting a racist, racially discriminating, violent hate group that wants segregation? Uhh... yeah, he would DEFINITELY not be supportive, lol.
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  3.  @kosna  So you're just going to argue to argue and fire back because you're angry that you didn't know that "reverse racism" wasn't a real thing nor that racism can be from anyone? I mean.. we just got out of "black history month". Don't you find it odd that people are separated by race and told they can do things or can't do things based on nothing more than their race? That doesn't seem wrong to you? Sounds like you would have enjoyed segregation back in the 60's, huh? Well, don't worry. It's coming back apparently. We have thousands of blacks-only, racially discriminating agencies, events, channels, tv shows, sitcoms, movies, movie channels, magazines, websites, social groups, scholarships, business loans, finance groups, etc. So, you're happy about those and will call anyone that questions it a "white supremacist", right? GG.
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  4.  @kosna  LoL.. Your post: "White supremacists believe in reverse racism." .... Yes, you did think "reverse racism" was a real thing. Good try though.
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  5.  @kosna  I do find it interesting that you didn't argue the validity of whether or not "black history month" was racist. It is, of course.. by definition. But, you didn't argue THAT one. Strange that you went with the whole "reverse racism" instead, haha.
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  6.  @kosna  I'll explain this kindergarten-style. If a black person is being racist, they are a racist. Not a "reverse racist". It doesn't matter if they are being racist to a white person, an Asian person or even other black person. It's still just "racism". Your lesson for the day, "smarts".
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  7.  @nijahchilds6179  Yes, black history month is racist. By definition... Sorry you don't like the definition of racism, lol. But, oh well?
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  8.  @nijahchilds6179  Uhh.. racism is a word. It has a definition... You MIGHT want to learn the full definition.
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  9.  @nijahchilds6179  Your post "hun I’m a pre law major and a minor in history soo I think I know what I’m talking about." Also your post "white people created the basis of race during slavery" Hahahaha
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  10.  @nijahchilds6179  Let's take it another step... "The Oxford English Dictionary's first recorded utterance of the word racism was by a man named Richard Henry Pratt in 1902. Pratt was railing against the evils of racial segregation." Oh, there goes that... I guess they didn't teach that in your PRE LAW major and minor in history, huh? But, let's not act like you don't know what you're talking about, hahahahahaha.
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  11.  @nijahchilds6179  For you to say that white people are the ones that benefit from racism... is so funny. In today's society the ONLY people that benefit from racism are black people LITERALLY and verifiably true. VERY EASILY verifiably true. What month is this again? Oh, right "black history month". It's a racially discriminating, racist month that caters only to black people. What about BET? The NAACP? Black scholarships, black tv shows, sitcoms, movies, beauty pageants, award shows, magazines, newspapers, news channel, kwanza... the list goes on for THOUSANDS of racist, racially discriminating blacks-only things. Yet there isn't a single other race that has any of those. So, tell me again how white people benefit from racism Ms. "PRE LAW MAJOR AND HISTORY MINOR" that knows what she's talking about? Hahahaha.
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  12.  @nijahchilds6179  No.. white people don't benefit from racism, lol. I already explained why. You don't like it, whatever. That doesn't mean it's not a fact.
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  13. You do realize there are disabled millionaires..... right? Stop making blanket assumptions about people.
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  14.  @cloudydays603  LoL. Just stop. You could have just said to yourself "he's right" and not commented.
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  15. Wow. Imagine worrying soooo much about race. Maybe just teach him to be a good person? That should be the goal.. not worrying about his DNA. Geezus.
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  16.  @marisapalomino3310  We have equal rights......... Name something specific whites have that blacks don't have. I would have said it the other way around, but there are thousands of racist, racially discriminating, blacks-only agencies, events, institutions, TV shows, sitcoms, movies, beauty pageants, award shows, magazines, scholarships, etc. that are only for blacks. But, you tell us what whites have that blacks don't have.
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  17. Black as a race is definitely dominant as a trait. Basically once you have a black parent in your tree, you're black. Period. You're going to have black kids, their kids will be black, etc.
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  18.  @floridaman6572  Nobody can use the N word.. it's a racial slur. Literally anyone using it is being racist, by definition. Also... everyone may be from Africa (not validated, but assumed by a great many scientists), but not everyone is black as a result. Think.
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  19.  @JaySantanaofficial  "bc y’all is just cuddling . This isn’t Reddit ." - Again.. no idea what you are referring to. Did I mention it's obvious you're new to posting here?
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  20. One is a continent (not a nationality even). The other is a race. People think "African-American" is a race or ethnicity when they clearly don't understand that Africa is a continent, not a nation.
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  21.  @erincarr9411 "Many people who have skills and work hard have minimum wage jobs" Uhhh.. no, they really don't. Unless they are felons or something.
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  22.  @bumblebii2225  You think black people are oppressed in the USA? Please, give an example. I'd love to see your source too.
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  23. @Kate Seal That's what history IS: Stories in a book. Most of it has little to no impact on today and who knows if it is a real or even true story about what happened? But, that's kind of why it's a STORY... in a BOOK.
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  24.  @p0rnany0ne  Actually, yes. People are "white" as their race. Just like they are "black" as their race or "Asian". That's... kind of how races work.
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  25.  @p0rnany0ne  Who cares who was against the civil rights movement? It was the better part of a century ago. Live in the past much?
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  26.  @p0rnany0ne  History is LITERALLY just a story in a book. Some people lived it? If you say so. I don't know anyone that agrees with most of the history written in books. Especially historians. But, you keep thinking stories are real and living in the past. See how that goes for you.
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  27.  @pohorex6834  There is no "movement" called "all lives matter". Unless Google just can't find it... I've never heard of it and I go to these videos quite a bit to make fun of racists.
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  28.  @pohorex6834  LOL.. first of all there is no "all lives matter" movement. Second, in what world (besides yours apparently) does a phrase that's inclusive and has no negative connotations end up being racist? I mean... most people with an IQ over 10 know that BLM is a racist, racially discriminating, violent hate group. So, no.. they don't want to agree that "black lives matter" which is ALSO a racially discriminating phrase. Ask yourself this question: If saying "all lives matter" counteracts "black lives matter"... why do you think that is? Which phrase really has the issues? Einstein moment there.
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  29.  @AMIRA-bv8cj  The only people that think that black lives don't matter are other blacks.... that's a fact. So, before you start whining about people using an all-inclusive response to a racist, racially discriminating phrase like "black lives matter" that also happens to be the name of a racist hate group, think about that.
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  30.  @redkkloud  Wow, you sure hit me with "facts" there. Maybe sometime you should ask yourself why a phrase that has no negative connotations, isn't the name of a racist hate group, encourages unity and inclusion and is a nice thing to say to someone spouting racism... is something that somehow "demote" blacks? Hmmmm... Plus, no.. BLM doesn't "raid" capitals. They burn and loot them :)
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  31. Eh.. all lives do matter. People's choices are almost always the determining factor in how their lives are valued.
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  32. It literally is the same for everyone. Not everyone can dedicate themselves to the work and hours that it takes to get there. I know I can't.
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  33. Get woke, go broke. Dude is STILL sitting in a minimum wage job at 40 years old.
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  34. Well, anyone that knows they aren't their race is on the right track. People are individuals.
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  35. He's a person. Just like everyone else. Why would it matter what his race is?
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  36. It would be an utter shut-out. Who would even support BLM besides an ignorant racist?
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  37.  @Dammy.xo.xo10  NOt really... what?
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  38.  @leonardogurney5488  Go figure.. someone ignorant enough to assume what party and race I am thinks "African-American" is a thing too. Racist much? LoL
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  39.  @Xero-rr2ol  "No black lives matter means black lives matter" - Wait? What? How does "no black lives matter" somehow equate to "black lives matter". Are you joking? "It really says black lives ALSO matter." - except, it literally doesn't say that. At all. It also doesn't say "black lives matter too" or "black lives matter also". It just says "black lives matter". So.. sorry, that doesn't mean "we like cheese" either or "change the lightbulb in your fridge" or whatever other things you're going to assume it means. It says ONLY that "black lives matter". Which is why it's racist.
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  40.  @Xero-rr2ol  "Black people are targeted unfairly" - give an example of how black people across the world are targeted unfairly based on the fact that they are black. Be specific.
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  41.  @ModernXMade83  Except.. it LITERALLY is racially discriminating to say that only one race's lives matter, lol. Maybe in the future you should look things up before you try to argue them? IJS. The purpose of the phrase is exactly what the group is about... racism, racial discrimination, violence, hate, attacking white people, making demands against white people, targeting white people, etc. It's all in their mission statement and there are hundreds of articles about the things they've done. Not to mention the hundreds of videos on YT of them attacking white people and screaming "Black lives matter" while they do it. You're... kind of ignorant...
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  42.  @PenniDeadful  It's not my interpretation, lol. Try using Google. BLM is a racist hate group. They do racist things, they make demands against white people, they call for reparations for all black people, they segregate black people, attack white people, commit everything from arson to murder. Check your facts...
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  43.  @rebeccamacdonald8023  "sir, BLM isn’t saying that other lives don’t matter, it’s talking about the injustice for black people. How is that racist?" Two things. 1. There is no injustice for black people. I'll challenge you just like I have the last 1,000 people that have said that same thing: Find a way that all black people in the USA are oppressed or face injustice as a race in the year 2021. Spoiler Alert: There is none. 2. BLM is saying that only one set of lives matter in their name, actions, dogma, mission statement and goals. It's on their website, lol. Plus Google is your friend for finding facts. Saying that just one race's lives matter is racial discrimination. Which is racism. By definition...
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  44.  @vivienneschaffer206  Can you be more specific? Which comment and how was it embarrassing? I'd be happy to explain the simple logic and facts behind it if I knew which comment you were referring to.
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  45.  @lucypike1455  So.. this GROUP that needs to be treated differently than everyone else "more fairly" according to you... is getting preferential treatment, right? Yes... yes, they are. Based on race. Guess what that is? Racism. You're just all kinds of wrong, aren't you?
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  46.  @FlyloMojo  No, not at all. I think the people that support BLM are racists. I don't think they care about anything but hate. That's obvious. That or they are so utterly uninformed in the year 2021 that they think BLM is anything more than a racist hate group. Which, is ridiculous.
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  47.  @MMOfreakOUT1  They get fed that rhetoric for years. I guess you start to believe it at some point...
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  48.  @monomix2837  It means EXACTLY what it says. "black lives matter". Not white lives, not asian lives... "BLACK LIVES". You must have really struggled in English classes. Singling out people based on their race is RACIAL DISCRIMINATION... AKA racism. Not to mention the fact that the group is a racist hate group that targets white people.
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  49.  @Ilovecheesecakebaby  You think BLM has different races in it? Show me one person that's not black that is employed in BLM from the founders down to the clerks. Show me ONE. Just one person that's not black. I mean, if you can find anyone. They all bailed now that they got their money, lol.
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  50. Plus, he would NOT be down for BLM, lol. Not even a little bit. They are a racist, racially discriminating, violent hate group. That's not what his message was.. not at all.
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