Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Scott Adams: Cancel Culture Comes for Dilbert" video.

I was watching Congressional proceedings when they were discussing reparations. The amount of blaming other races going on in it was shocking and saddening. One man was very upset there were two college scholarships specifically for huwhite people. He exclaimed that proved racism still existed in the system. I asked him about the nearly 100 I could search for people of his race and why he thought it was fine there be that many available for him, but 2 was too much. I asked if he thought there should be none. He never replied. Another was saying there needed to be more representation on TV and movies. I asked if he thought 12% of the population should make up 50% of it. Again no reply. That was while I was explaining how Natives had not received reparations as all of them believed because "they know some that get checks from the government". I pointed them to the Congressional committee that discussed it under Obama and came to the conclusion it was too difficult. I also explained that the checks were from lawsuits filed against the government for broken treaties and stealing tribal money the government keeps because Natives are too stupid to handle their own money. I also asked why Natives getting checks equals reparations to them, but them getting government checks doesn't. Again no reply. One woman said they didn't want money, but certain privileges and listed several like affirmative action, incentives to start businesses with better interest rates, easier to get housing loans, etc. I pointed out they'd had almost all those since Civil Rights passed. She did reply and admitted she did not know that. Many don't know that reparations were already given in those government programs. It was even acknowledged as such at the time. The sheer hatred I saw in some of the comments directed at all other races was honestly sickening. So no, I'm not surprised by this poll in the slightest.
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@reilysmith5187 No it would represent his entire audience on YouTube. Nobody said it represents how people in other countries feel. It's an estimation based on statistical analysis. Samples are intentionally widespread from different areas and different economic groups. It's not 1,000 people from one place, but 1000 people spread out.
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Those are immigrant communities that are where new immigrants tend to go. They don't speak much if any English, they don't understand the culture, etc. It's so they can function in their new home and feel safe. It's difficult for adults to learn a entirely new way of existence. The next generation will leave those areas as they are much more assimilated into the culture and language from attending public school and making friends. It's not just different races that do that either. There are German communities, Russian, etc. It's ethnicity based, not racial. Since most people are born here, we assimilated ages ago so have no need for such communities and will live along side the second generation of immigrants in mixed communities. Edit: Black communities are not in that vein. Black immigrants don't want to live in those communities for the most part and create a different one. They as a whole are the outliers in ethnicity based communities.
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Having come from a smaller town with a slim majority of black people, I'd say it's pretty accurate. Even going by discussions I've had with a large group on a YouTube video it rings true. Unlike Scott, I don't believe it's justified in the slightest unless that number was coming from the elderly who did live through some it. It's interesting how groups that were treated similarly and even worse view huwhit people vs how they view them. They may not trust huwhite people, but they don't actively hate them or think there's anything wrong with being born that way. The government is the target of their anger. The opposite is true of black people. They beg the government to take care of them and blame the individual for the government's actions. Edit: I do believe it stems from how it's discussed in school. For Natives the government forced them to move, the government paid for our scalps, the government broke treaties and stole land, the government forced our kids into boarding schools, etc. For the other group it's taught individuals owned slaves, individuals didn't want it to end, individuals lynched, individuals killed, etc.
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