Comments by "C. Galindo" (@c.galindo9639) on "Joe Rogan and Ben Shapiro on the Current State of Race in America" video.

  1. A conversation is about two sides and not one side getting through as dominant but both seeking an understanding
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  2. Dayton Foster slavery actually existed for thousands of years. The USA isn’t the country that started slavery
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  3. Most single moms are girls who have sex before marriage or who never get married
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  4. Chad Williams you obviously missed the point. He said rid the area of crime so as to create a positive community atmosphere as well as economic opportunities to grow there. Certainly he understands about economics in investing in law enforcement but it was a hypothetical question. Like he can do whatever he wants to better something in society. How would he do it. It wasn’t about cost effectiveness or anything. It was hypothetical. Do you even know what that means
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  5. Domo TheBro racism isn’t complicated or complex. It’s either you’re racist or not
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  6. Potato Rekt not even about propaganda. It’s just appealing to the easily manipulated and ignorant people who believe such bs and really it isn’t so hard to do when so many agree with the ignorance that is spread
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  7. Not really differentiated. Joe wanted to put on a challenge to Ben’s understanding so to get a much better concept of what needs to be done and his views more specifically on the matter
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  8. Joe didn’t have a different view from Ben. In fact Joe wanted to test Ben from an interviewer’s perspective. Not once did Joe say his opinion about his ideals on the matter but simply pointed out difficulties that some aren’t paying attention to as well as learning something new from Ben. Ben answered all of Joe’s questions and didn’t disagree with or lash out against Joe’s questions. They reached an understanding and a compromise. Was anyone paying attention to the entire video?
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  9. Josh L there’s no “winning” when it’s for learning purposes
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  10. valar how many have been married then divorced to become a singer mother then?
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  11. Emeril Lugosi we are not living in the same time as negative history. People need to learn from the past not bring it up like it’s the same as it was for past generations
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  12. sos sos not heavy drugs as those cause more harm than good and become addictive and destroy people’s lives
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  13. Taylor Marqua so heroin, cocaine, meth, opium, and others should be made legal? Not only is that really dangerous and a dumb idea but would increase crime and destroy more people’s livelihood. You really do not grasp the true reality on how harmful those would be if made legal
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  14. Taylor Marqua decriminalize is basically making it legal as you will not be punished for doing it. I mean if you cannot be punished for having such substances drug dealers can freely make their product without worrying about anyone bothering them about making the stuff. Also how are you going to make any profit for it if everyone starts making it and can compete with market value?
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  15. Ionic-Android then make your point
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  16. Dayton Foster then what American history are you trying to argue against?
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  17. Dayton Foster I never said anything about reparations. I meant what are you arguing against with everything considered?
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  18. Dayton Foster that’s actually what the generation that suffered wanted for their future generations
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  19. No one cares. In hindsight everyone’s ancestors deserved what they got because all of them were shit back then
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  20. S. A. You really must not know what justifying anything is about. I put in an earlier comment that got deleted probably because it was too truthful to your obvious ignorance on the topic. But explain to me in your own twisted way how I justified slavery?
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  21. Actually he understands that point however he said in real shitty neighborhoods where there is no positive influence, no opportunities for a change, what about those areas. He is correct in the sense that there literally are some areas in the USA that are like living in a third world country
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  22. Joel Mcbride you obviously know only about known areas. There are small areas in the USA that are left out from being forgotten or insignificant to the bigger areas around them. Some places have old education and may even be behind in resources
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  23. Joel Mcbride you are delusional. I am not even white. I know America grants many opportunities but it isn’t perfect and literally not everyone gets the support they actually need. You probably don’t know it without being outside of cities but some places aren’t as good as others in the USA
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  24. I mean many musical artists suggested that in their lyrics and suggest they need to make a change for a long time
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  25. Ronnie Young criminals actually created that culture then Black communities made crime a part of their culture as a means of making a living which then made them much harsher against outside influences then it made them much harsher in how to survive in their own communities. If segregation didn’t exist and everyone saw race as no issue it would be a little more advanced in how to build society together but there still would be different classes of citizens economically although living in nicer communities to grow in
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  26. Ionic-Android you obviously never heard of gangs as well as underground crime rings then the mafia. Throughout history in the USA there have been bands or groups formed by people to protect themselves or to even influence things around them. Criminals don’t care about race that’s why they have been working together for centuries.
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  27. It’s true that people have suffered but to make suffering stop there needs to be a change. It can’t be put on one set of people but everyone needs to pitch into a solution for a better living for everyone
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