Comments by "VoidX" (@aus-li) on "What Will Strangers Say to an Open Mic at a Protest?" video.

  1. Pedro Lopez Lol, it’s only from insecure individuals who aren’t educated in history. Essentially they’re “bowing down” because they feel guilty and need attention from minorities. It’s extremely pathetic.
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  2. someonesleeping This has nothing to do with that, you obviously didn’t read what the OP said. It’s about “white guilt” and how pathetic it is to act like you’re responsible for slavery and historical atrocities.
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  3. I’m not “owning” up to anything. It’s facts that the world was involved with slavery and destruction.
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  4. How is Hong Kong doing right now? Are you still protesting out in the streets?
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  5. Lauryn Tate I’m glad you added context to “white privilege”. But I’m curious, since I’m pale-skinned and grew up with Hispanic, Asian, African Americans, and Arabs...what does that say about me being a minority? I was the only white dude in most of my classes, so I’m curious if your term still applies to my unique environment.
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  6. Malissa W. Lol, you remind me of Candace Owens...very interesting.
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  7.  @raewilding  This is what they want. The OP is supporting the organization of BLM and is going to delete this thread because they support a toxic ideology. The definition of a fascist, and the OP hates the 1st amendment...disgraceful.
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  8. Zya I’m biracial and I got harassed for not speaking Spanish when I tell Hispanic people my father is from Puerto Rico (even though I will learn the language eventually). Or people doubt my ethnicity based on my skin color. Lol, you can never win.
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  9. Malissa W. Nah, I respect Candace for being someone who is against mainstream media and questions their false agendas about black people. Like, for example, what she said about George Floyd and his past criminal records, or how he was high before he died. The main point being is that he shouldn’t be viewed as a role model or martyr. Although I do agree racism is apparent when the majority of the population are Europeans, therefore minorities can face more discrimination. People often talk about “white privilege” in America, yet what about “black privilege” in America? You have many professional athletes consisting of African Americans who are wealthy? The same applies to musician and actors. The most relevant name in music and clothing, is Kanye West. I just find it very odd that nobody talks about the many successful stories of black individuals who do make it out of poverty by working hard.
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  10. David A Oh, since I didn’t have a father and I grew up poor, it should be fine to go out and join a gang? That’s exactly the logic/mentality that happens in Chicago, Detroit, Baltimore, and Atlanta.
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  11. Hayley Lovelace I’m saying how the BLM organization are hypocritical and are not talking about their own people being killed by each other because of gang violence. It has nothing to do with you, it has to do with them ignoring innocent African American children dying because of gang violence. It’s disgusting, along with where the money is truly going.
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  12. Isabella Mariazeta “BIPOC”...are you serious right now?
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  13. kamcalste Calm down and don’t insult my intelligence. You’re being irrational. I never said it was the same thing, did I? I said does “white privilege” still apply to me in terms of my situation, especially since my father left me at an early age and I was very poor. I’m just glad she specified the term.
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  14.  @greasome  Read her comment. She grew up in Chicago in the hood, and eventually escaped from the violence.
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  15.  @Pmf95k  They try to psychologically destroy you even if your intentions are backed by facts and honesty. You can talk history all you want and they'll ignore all the details of a repeated attempt. The difference is they're insecure and react with irrational emotions rather than understanding a justified perspective. Intelligent individuals who question immoral ethics and vague solutions are the ones who are truly oppressed by the ignorant masses. This is the power of propaganda that produces mass hysteria. We're in a time, when once again intelligence and critical thinking is thought to be "evil".
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  16.  @Dia534  I'm very curious over black individuals who are trans being killed or beaten by other black people? What's your opinion on this?
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  17. @Hfghbb Jggv India has so many problems that she should be crying for her own country first.
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  18. lux lisbon Because the organization is corrupt and hypocritical.
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  19.  @Squeaxx  I would talk more, but my comments keep getting removed XD This topic is too controversial for YouTube.
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  20.  @evelyncortus1274  Why do you have to add more buzzwords and terms to something that should be common sense? So, what organization is this? Is this a brief trend? You say "other people of color"...but why not everyone? Why not support human rights in general? When the US is a corporatocracy and doesn't care about anyone? From my perspective, all I see is more nonsense and confusion when we're dealing with human lives.
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  21.  @Pmf95k  When I was in college (2 years ago) I took a debating class. The room was full LBTQ+ and BLM supporters, I was literally bullied for voicing my opinion on these organizations in general, and how they try to divide everyone based on their brainwashing agendas. All they did was use the "blame game" and try to get everyone against me. Even when I gave examples of the self-destruction of Black Panthers and Jewish Defense League, all they could do is vilify me.
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  22. Except in Chicago and Detroit? Poverty-stricken communities where they’re dying every day? Yep, let’s ignore them.
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  23. Anughu Tall All I hear are excuses. Read on their website, it’s not just police brutality, it’s about equality for black people. If you don’t want to face reality, then you can stay ignorant.
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  24.  @minnie4291  I see. I get where you're coming from. I think before supporting the organization, BLM, you should do more research. The people are not the same thing as the organization.
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  25. Ariana Rose You should probably stop watching propaganda on Netflix. Isn’t it sad that the natives of this land are also oppressed? All this is about is education and respect towards anyone of any color, unless they’re rude and disrespectful to you. I’m not going to stand idly while someone, and it doesn’t matter who they’re, bully me into submission.
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  26. the croc diaries There’s tons of individuals who don’t believe in the organization, they’re corrupt.
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  27. Leila Fordham It’s irrelevant to what the OP stated. Well, I understand that could happen to any minority.
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  28.  @Dia534  Yes, it is, lol. It's something that nobody talks about for some reason? Nice. Calling me a "racist" because it's true? I'm trying to talk to you, not start an argument.
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  29. @UCRJv-LdsivtW_WnI_BDD_iA Not at all. This is something major happening with black trans individuals being killed by their own people? Yet, BLM is not talking about that? Or the gang violence that's killing innocent African American children? Why are you ignoring this by making excuses about me being a racist?
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  30.  @Dia534  I don't see that at all? I've seen friends from the victims who have protested, but no major support from anyone else? Strange, no? I'm not talking about everyone, I'm just pointing out another major flaw with BLM and their agendas.
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  31.  @Dia534  I fully support women. I just wanted to make a major point that they have nothing to blame but their own communities. My comment got deleted 3 times now...
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  32. @UCRJv-LdsivtW_WnI_BDD_iA Look it up and see who is killing them...tell me I'm wrong. You're trying so hard to put me down when I'm stating facts. I live in North Jersey and have encountered many black individuals who are extremely homophobic, and it's those who are associated with gangs.
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  33.  @Dia534  But then you're ignoring reality. Please use Google to educate yourself and see the truth. Look at the areas/regions they're being killed in. It's in poverty-stricken areas just like the gang violence in Chicago, Atlanta, Detroit, etc.
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  34.  @Dia534  So you're also saying you don't want to acknowledge black on black crime either? Wow...that's extremely sad.
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  35.  @Dia534  I respected your original comment, lol. I said mine because you included transphobia, and there's nothing wrong with elaborating on the topic ;)
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  36.  @pamgray9870  Go ahead and do research on what I talked about, then we'll talk about intelligence.
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  37.  @PotatoBabexx  I hope they're, because I haven't seen it being debated on the media. I've seen many videos of them being jumped and harassed by their own communities. Even Vice did a segment about it a while back. I'm glad someone responded to and acknowledged what's happening is very real, though :)
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  38.  @zoesakpase4665  It's gangs and thugs who are responsible, inside the community, as I said before. Who else is there to blame? I guess the mayor and city itself for not protecting the victims? There comes a point where the community and city itself is responsible for not stopping these crimes.
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  39.  @zoesakpase4665  It's entirely accurate to these inner-city issues. I know what the OP said; this is an important discussion because it happens daily to these people. You could literally Google and do some research. If you want to stay ignorant and stubborn like some individuals in this thread, you can. All I'm doing is educating and stating facts.
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  40.  @zoesakpase4665  Lol, that's obvious. But what I'm saying, is that they're being killed daily by their own communities. It's more extreme, and for some reason, people get offended by what's happening. I guess people don't have their morals figured out...I have no idea.
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  41. ZoeSakPase Are you seeing my comments?
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  42. ZoeSakPase It’s impossible to talk on here, lol. Just please do research (go on Human Rights Campaign) and you’ll see the info.
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  43. ZoeSakPase I only mentioned it because she used the word “transphobia”, and I wanted to emphasize the importance of this topic, since it should be relevant to the cause. But I guess it’s not something people want to talk about.
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  44. ZoeSakPase Also, if I’m labeled as a “radical” for talking about something that is equally important as this movement, then so be it. I’ve been harassed too many times for stating facts and trying to educate those who never want to listen. Racism and hate crimes are in the same category, so I’ll keep fighting to make a difference.
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  45. ZoeSakPase The “when” is now. If people don’t like controversies, they’re simply too sheltered and scared to face the truth. The OP talks about not “oppressing trans people”...but she doesn’t want to talk about it? Hypocrisy at its best. But you know, I don’t mind, I’ll be the one who’ll fight for these injustices.
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  46. ZoeSakPase Well, I don’t associate myself with any community or organization. I’m educated about the world, not just the US. Which means I’m fighting for the minorities all over this planet, I’m not selfish to think there’s only one cause that needs help, when there’s in fact dozens.
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  47. ZoeSakPase You too. All I can say is to keep educating yourself, when you have the internet at your leisure :)
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  48. ZoeSakPase I won’t stop educating, and will continue to act in goodwill! So, thanks :)
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  49.  @jessicamarie6448  I am part of that community since they literally live in my town, and they're in the next one over. If you read my comments, you would've seen I'm from North Jersey. Even if it's being discussed in the community, it won't bring attention nationwide if it's not being debated on the media. Please don't assume everything about me, when you could've asked me.
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  50.  @Dia534  I have no idea what that implies, lol. All I know is that I'm glad my community consists of immigrants and poc :) I bet y'all got surprised that I grew up in such a community and I'm aware of many cultures.
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