Comments by "HeartBreakHigh" (@HeartBreakHigh) on "NYTN" channel.

  1.  @TitanicTubi  Egyptians are originally black, as are most nations in the world. Black peoples are the original and indigenous peoples of the world. All humans come from blackness. Non-humans do not.
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  2. I know! Totally! Mature voice and a mature mind. If only teenagers today were like this!
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  3.  @Sir-.-  Yup. Plenty of men 40 and above, who are still really five years old! Raul is mature and intelligent and yes, more of a man than makes twice his age, but he’s still young and hasn’t experienced lots of things, I am assuming anyway. So despite him being “a man”, I would still protect him due to his chronological earth years.
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  4.  @Sir-.-  Why thank you kind sir 😊, as I do a little curtsy ☺. If this world loses the natural instinct to protect children. It really is all over! 😒
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  5.  @ShaneM420  The origin of the trauma is inflicted, the trauma being unresolved or and perpetuated gets passed on.
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  6. Go to England. They have jokes about people with red hair.
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  7. In regards to the yte South African. There is always something more distasteful and insidious about yte South Africans in comparison to other Edomites. They are on a different level of evil. We could unpack this debate all day long forever, but when it comes to yte South Africans, we just know what it is.   Big up the Hebrew representative! 🙌🏾 Another good video coffee girl ☕ ☺ 👍🏾 and don’t be shy, bring da fro! 💃🏽
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  8.  @docsmithdc  Yup! 🙌🏾 😁 😉
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  9.  @Doge811  For many scholars, Revelation 1:14-15 offers a clue that Jesus's skin was a darker hue and that his hair was woolly in texture. The hairs of his head, it says, "were white as white wool, white as snow. His eyes were like a flame of fire, his feet were like burnished bronze, refined as in a furnace.”
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  10. Not everybody who walks this earth is human. There are actual hybrids.
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  11. Why are people continually flat ignoring scripture???? For many scholars, Revelation 1:14-15 offers a clue that Jesus's skin was a darker hue and that his hair was woolly in texture. The hairs of his head, it says, "were white as white wool, white as snow. His eyes were like a flame of fire, his feet were like burnished bronze, refined as in a furnace.”
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  12. Technically it’s not ray-cism, but it’s based in not wanting to look blk and preferring to look yte. Yes there is a class element, as it was the same in the olde England until tanning became a thing.
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  13.  @danspencer4235  Yep, the western counties. The Northern Europeans, the tables have turned, as now it’s a symbol of wealth, but other cultures still class it as bad, because they want to look like fallen angels and be yte looking.
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  14.  @ShaneM420  I never called our ancestors slaves, so I get it. It has always been clear to me that they were enslaved. Yep, the correct word is always important. I 100% agree with you. Words are used against us in most cases and spelling isn’t called spelling for nothing! Our ancestors, who are Israelites, as we are were enslaved for continually living a life of iniquity and breaking the covenants we made with our he heavenly father. This is why Abba took our land and placed us in the hands of our enemies and even worse, the base race version which are yte Europeans. Yes, the traumas are absolutely inflicted, but it was due to our ancestors’ iniquity. Deuteronomy 28 KJV list all the curses we have been under. Abba used the yte race to punish us, because HE knew they’d be bad enough to do it. So yes, they went ahead and inflicted us with evil treatment, but our ancestors committed the continual sins. I’m particular about pointing this out, because this fact gives us the power to be rid of the scourge of our enemies, who according to the Bible are perpetual in their hate against us.
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  15.  @ShaneM420  Forgot to say, I like the word manifesting too, as a description or part description 👍🏾
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  16. Yep. It was refreshing. Nobody was really hiding their true sentiments, unlike like nowadays where people’s egos are more interested in looking “correct”.
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  17. Because the conversation would get to real init!
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  18. Haha, I thought that too!
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  19. All of this American “race categorising” is “yt people“ trying to distract from the fact that they are the ones that are “racially different “.
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  20. My fave kid in this one is da Gold Coast brotha! 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾😁 I appreciate you sharing what you said about your grandmother and mother. 💙
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  21. Wow! I can’t believe the English teenager casually admitted to the jealousy of yte skinned women towards blk skinned women! 😱 This is still barely admitted in present day times! She just proved blk women are the standard of beauty. The Japanese girl, literally describes the nephilim when she describes why the Japanese don’t like yte people. So much to unpack! Such an interesting watch. If only teenagers today had the same level of maturity and intellect as these 1950’s teenagers. Same attitudes are prevalent decades on. I can see having a “Negro” in the mix, would have made the debate too real! 😋 Prejudice is different to ray-cism, which is different to anti-blkness.
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  22. 😂A very English response!
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  23.  @brcey  Yup! People keep forgetting this, or don’t even know, because they haven’t read the Bible 📖.
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  24. Oooo, interesting 🤔. I’m going to take another look at that! Great find if it is her!
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  25. Er…? Pot calling the kettle black! 🤨 The UK needs LOTS of race healing!
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  26.  @carlosacta8726  Yup. Look at white Australia too!
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  27. Your incorrect about all colours gravitating towards themselves. Blk people or rather blk men don’t gravitate towards themselves. They do the complete opposite.
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  28. As distasteful as it sounds. Not everybody who walks this earth is human.
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  29. What a cop out. The skin colour of the only begotten son of TMH is paramount to everything! This is why they turned him into a white, blue eyed gay looking fop. The only people who say what you have just said are people who don’t want his true colour to come out, because you know it’s black.
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  30. I don’t agree that the Filipinos can relate to blk/African American struggles, according to their histories or otherwise. The histories are absolutely not the same.
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  31. Cringe worthy being the perfect expression! And yes, still present in today’s Britain. Just covered up by the politically correctness agenda.
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  32.  @ReshonBryant  …which is good, but he’s not blk.
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  33. I said exactly the same thing 👊🏾
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  34.  @farman96  Exactly. African Americans are Israelites and their experience is wholly different and worse than any other racial/national group.
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  35.  @danschneider7531  Ah right. I didn’t know it was exclusively for exchange students. There must be a carribean, uk blk, Brazilian blk…🤔
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  36.  @ReshonBryant  Huh? 🤨 I was saying, it’s good there is a male, but he’s not blk, so he can’t represent African Americans, even if he is talking about their struggles.
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  37. Yep. Good you pointed Emmit out. Teenagers are a made up demographic. Before teenagers, children went from childhood to young adult. Adult being the operative word. Now they never grow up! 🙄
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  38. Exactly! Anti-blkness is whole other kettle of fish!
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  39.  @bentelbow2922  Today, they’re are still getting discriminated, toe tagged, etc by the usual suspects. Progress.
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  40. For many scholars, Revelation 1:14-15 offers a clue that Jesus's skin was a darker hue and that his hair was woolly in texture. The hairs of his head, it says, "were white as white wool, white as snow. His eyes were like a flame of fire, his feet were like burnished bronze, refined as in a furnace.”
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  41.  @Sky-yh3ml  Yep, something like that will end childhood in an instant! Sorry to hear you lost your dad at an early age. That’s not easy to have to go through.
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  42. Skin tone plays a big part too though.
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  43. You sound disappointed? 🤨
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  44. Let me tell the world. English employees are the laziest mo.. you know what! on planet earth. They skip breakfast at home, arrive to work, then take half an hour on the job to have their breakfast. They stop every 10 minutes for a “smoke break or tea break.. This is not allocated break time. They do the minimum work and moan all the way through and always try and leave early. If I was running a business and wanted high productivity or even basic productivity, I would NEVER employ English people. Lots of English employers employ “foreigners” because they know they work harder.
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  45. 😄Yes it! The irony is people are convinced they have and are involving 🙄.
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  46.  @purplespeckledappleeater8738  It’s passed down if unrecognised and unresolved. When we realise it’s passed down, it gives us the power to stop it.
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  47.  @ShaneM420  Shalum back at ya brother and I’m a sister 😉 APTTMH 🙏🏾
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  48.  @TitanicTubi  White Arabs? Yup and they absolutely are not.
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  49.  @stevencorrea8032  I don’t even know what you are referring to.
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  50.  @stevencorrea8032  I don’t know which comment these replies are to, as this thread is a year old and has 151 replies. But, in response to your comment. The original people of the earth are blk and they inhabited the land. In regards to Hebrew Israelites m who are blk, The Most High gave the tribes lands, so at the very least, the Hebrews actually did have a land, especially for them. That was their land given to them by TMH
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