Comments by "Nina Daly" (@ninadaly7639) on "The Yarbros" channel.

  1.  @deseangibir4764  Is there some country you’d prefer?
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  2.  @chavelahutchinson2657  Because this is America. We all came from somewhere else if you trace our histories back. But we are all Americans now, aren’t we? That you are “owed” something or not is an opinion and the vast majority of the country doesn’t share your opinion that you are owed anything different than everyone else. If he doesn’t want to be an American, he should find a better place to live, as if he could.
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  3.  @adrien1623  Can you think of one? Things are pretty bleak out there right now.
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  4.  @adrien1623  Oooo, I think that’s a pipe dream.
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  5.  @adrien1623  No. We don’t get to create reality. Reality is what is.
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  6.  @seanin1990  You mean many were sold by victorious tribes.
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  7.  @youngw1ze  The slave trade lasted only about 50-60 years in this country. Those slaves were located primarily in the south as agricultural workers. At the same time the industrial revolution is going full speed in the north. Are you under the impression we became a super power off of agriculture?? It was the industrialized north that drove American growth, not farming. Also, you seem to be under the impression slave labor was free. Far from it. Plantation owners would make a significant investment if many thousands of dollars during the slave trade. Thereafter, they would provide room and board, medical needs, and sometimes wages for their slaves, which was in many cases, more than their northern, european, factory worker counterparts in the north could count on from their factory wages. And if they didn’t like the pay? No problem because there’s a line of guys around the block hungry enough to do it for less. You can’t look at history in a vacuum!
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  8.  @TheYarbros  How has the government “sold you out”?? It supports so many.
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  9.  @krism768  Not necessarily. You likely won’t like the end result. Human nature sucks!
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  10.  @2kx62  How are YOU oppressed?
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  11.  @seanin1990  At this rate , the world may not be here in 2028.
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  12.  @deethomas0  Who looks to you? And for what?
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  13.  @seanin1990  Things have changed a lot since then. And btw, while he added $7 trillion to our debt cutting taxes for corporations, he personally made over $500 million in those 4 years grifting other countries.
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  14.  @lesliebethel5862  THANK YOU!!
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  15.  @seanin1990  The government has nothing to do with it? You must be joking. What could you possibly do that would exempt you from the privilege and prosperity THIS country provides you?
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  16.  @alvinconti6642  Most non-black Americans were aided by someone or something?? There were black Americans who took advantage of the Homestead Act. It was the Southern states that made efforts to deter black Americans from participating. “The black people they were promoted over were demonized because they wouldn’t help them”?? You mean they refused to do their job? Employers frown on that. And you have no idea why anyone was promoted and if you think that’s unique to you, being passed over for someone seemingly less qualified, happens to EVERYONE! What I’m asking for is a contemporary, personal example of being kept down in any way by your skin color. Can you do that?
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  17.  @seanin1990  No it doesn’t. It means YOU EARNED IT, but they did not!
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  18.  @seanin1990  YOU obviously got it. Why didn’t they?
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  19.  @seanin1990  And those that do t earn it, are you responsible for giving them what you have earned so that they are equal?
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  20.  @seanin1990  Come on. You make definitive statements but can’t support them or answer basic questions? What is that about? Do you think that’s “good enough”? You seem like someone who has got it going on. Be proud of what you’ve accomplished through hard work, intelligence and dedication. Stop making excuses for people who don’t understand any of those things and have no desire to.
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  21.  @youngw1ze  I have to tell you, I am not sure what you’re saying there. “Love it, or Leave it” is hardly an idea that applies exclusively to black americans. We’re the melting pot, remember? We ALL came from somewhere else. What “foundation” did you lay in this country? We ALL laid the foundation for this country. The only group that hasn’t engaged in armed conflict? Don’t know what you mean there.
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  22.  @DAIONIA1  I see. You get your history from YouTube. Well that would explain a lot. You might want to broaden your sources.
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  23.  @patriciajohnson3425  Excuse me?
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  24.  @patriciajohnson3425  What on earth are you talking about?
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  25.  @patriciajohnson3425  WE didn’t give reparations to the jews, Germany did!
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  26.  @dunbarf2413  Applying deficits to black Americans? Like what?
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  27.  @theodoreroberts3407  CRT is a cancer, not to mention a long debunked academic theory.
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  28.  @brandiealeman9377  Don’t you dare. That’s child abuse.
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  29.  @UTubeWhy  This ain’t no truth! This here is a fiction!
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  30. Wait a minute, Sherman’s Field Order earmarked 400,000 acres to be distributed, right? But there were 4 million freed black slaves. That means each would have received .1 of an acre, not 40 acres. To give 40 acres to every freed slave would have taken all of FL, GA, NC, SC,and AL. Does anyone believe this country fought the bloodiest war in our history to hand over the majority of the confederate lands to freed slaves?
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  31.  @TheYarbros  Meant to be a beginning? You think the US government was going to set up freed slaves with land, wealth and prosperity? That would sure have been a first in the history of man, wouldn’t it?
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  32.  @TheYarbros What do you mean it’s not in dispute? You are claiming it as justification for reparations.
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  33.  @Freedmen-American-Reparations  This time by choice.
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  34.  @tselanecole5630  But YOU COULD teach morality?
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  35.  @tselanecole5630  Tell that to the crips and the bloods.
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  36.  @hotbreakers94569  Lol. Guess what? You’re not one of the exploited people either. If you dispute that then you’ll need to give me a contemporary, personal example of this exploitation YOU have suffered. I have asked so many people and none can come up with an answer. If you can, let’s hear it. Don’t look at me as a beneficiary. My people didn’t get to this country until the 20th century. They did nothing to you or your ancestors. I can assure you, I am quite well versed in actual history. You can have the revisionist history with all of its omitted facts and new spin that’s being pushed by some today. I’m not personally dictating anything to anyone. You are the ones demanding large sums of money for nothing. Surely you realize that you would need the majority of the American people behind your demands to even have a prayer of getting reparations, which to be honest have already been made impossible by the Supreme Court. That would be the majority of those non-black Americans you have been attacking, berating and insulting for the last decade, not to mention the large percentage of black Americans who wouldn’t qualify for them. Good idea? YOU say you are “owed”, the vast majority do NOT believe that, particularly considering most of us are all in the same boat now.
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  37.  @hotbreakers94569  What statements are you referring to?
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  38.  @t-love2366  Stockholm syndrome?? Oh please! What have YOU suffered in captivity.
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  39.  @toddshaw9441  No one is bullying you but you!
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  40.  @odb3699  EXCUSE ME?
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  41.  @2kx62  I see. And exactly how do you propose they do that? Not to mention how long do you think that would last?
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  42.  @TedMishler-b6n  Ruined? How? And what were they telling you?
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  43.  @timaxmessenger7586  What slaves?
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  44.  @seanin1990  You won’t be laughing if he gets in. Then it will be too late.
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  45.  @StreetSouljaz1  You must have missed them.
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  46.  @seanin1990  Right. Well good luck with that. Rather starve where it’s pretty right?
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  47.  @masterj479  From the frying pan into the fire, huh? Suit yourself.
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  48.  @masterj479  Oh please. Not in this world.
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  49.  @seanin1990  Then you’ve done better the last 4 years.
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  50.  @seanin1990  And you are an American? How does that make sense?
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  51.  @seanin1990  Ever been out of the US?
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  52.  @seanin1990  And I hope you’re not planning on retiring to Panama. Remember, if this country goes down, your dollars won’t be worth much.
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  53.  @seanin1990  Not necessarily.
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  54.  @seanin1990  I can’t believe you asked that. What an incredibly naive and entitled thing to say!What makes you think anything is or should be GIVEN anyone in this country? You say you’ve been all over the world. Why do you think so many people from all over the world are desperately trying to get into the US? Because life is so wonderful in their home countries? You must be young. You don’t sound like you’ve ever seen real poverty before. Luckily for you, you can get a glimpse of it on your smart phone. Sounds to me like you’re OVERPRIVILEGED!
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  55.  @seanin1990  Well many were facing starvation or certain death in their own countries. What “mistreatment of [your] people have YOU witnessed? Can you give an examples? You say you do better every year though, right? THAT IS THE AMERICAN DREAM!!
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  56.  @seanin1990  Need I tell you the circumstances for each and the reason they were shot? I asked you for examples YOU have witnessed, not your parents. Sentencing disparity is a red herring. It’s not possible to make the assertion. As for conviction disparity, it only shows that more people, per capital, commit crimes who are black Americans than members of other groups. Do YOU really know how this country operates? Or have you let the race baiting opportunists sell you their snake oil. My head may be in the clouds at times, but it is NOT in the sand, I assure you. Open your eyes - 360 degrees!
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  57.  @seanin1990  Gotta admit, I have no idea what that emoji is supposed to mean. What? There was no such thing as an “emoji” when I was growing up! However, I can recite just about every lyric to every 1970s song ever made. Talk about a wasted youth!!! lol
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  58.  @seanin1990  Oh no, my dear. Hashing out different views is how we understand and move forward. Never shy away.
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  59.  @seanin1990  Speak for yourself.
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  60.  @jameskelly9243  I’ll leave the ignorance to the Dump Truck!
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  61.  @Mr.Mustgohard  I can assure you someone has!
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  62.  @youngw1ze  There were a number of groups that had their hands in RR. Cotton was a major money source for about 60 years, from the invention of the Cotton Gin to the civil war.
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  63.  @youngw1ze  You have a completely distorted view of what it was like for most other groups during that time.
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  64.  @jameskelly9243  More than fine?? How?
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  65.  @DAIONIA1  Wait, I “know nothing about creating [MY] reality?? Huh? What facts am I ignorant of?
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  66.  @DAIONIA1  That’s it? That’s the best you can do? And you think that’s good enough?
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  67.  @youngw1ze  But it wasn’t uncompensated. Room, board, medical treatment, etc were supplied by the slave owners, which was more than northern factory workers could count on from wages.
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  68.  @DAIONIA1  Excuse me?
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  69.  @johnstewart4986  Who did they pay? Native Americans were put on reservations. The Japanese Americans interned in the 1940s, who lost everything they owned, including businesses and houses, got $20,000 per SURVIVOR. There aren’t any other groups.
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  70.  @johnstewart4986  They paid alive owners in the interests of re-unification and Reconstruction of the southern states, which were decimated in the war.
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  71.  @patriciajohnson3425  We liberated them, remember?
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  72.  @patriciajohnson3425  Who are “real good people”?
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  73. @ If you were standing in front of me, I would slap your face for that crack. Ugghhh! AS IF!!!
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  74. @ I ain’t into rapists and sex traffickers!
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  75.  @polarfunk1756  I’m sure they were. My ancestors didn’t get here til the 1900s. What difference does that make?
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  76.  @TEmily-ug7vi  First you say you’re the lost tribe of Israel. Now you say you’re native Americans? What’s next?
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  77.  @TEmily-ug7vi  But history has already happened. It can’t be changed. There isn’t a scintilla of evidence to support either of those claims. Just wishful thinking.
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  78.  @TEmily-ug7vi  Why don’t you just give me the main sources?
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  79.  @TEmily-ug7vi  Come on. Just admit it. You don’t know, My education was fine. It’s yours I’m not so sure about.
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  80.  @TITA-n-Dimsum  There was never an intent to give every freed slave 40 acres. That’s daft.
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  81. WHO CARES what the parties were 150 years ago!! You utter fools. You handed this election to TRUMP with your myopic white supremacy/privilege, systemic racism NONSENSE!! Good job!
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  82.  @HelloBeautifulAfrica  Why do you think these things are just being discovered now?
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