Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "Meghan complained to ITV about Piers Morgan's comments" video.

"middle aged white man" Really? Ageism and racism, all in 4 words. Classy
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@charmedforeternity I didn't make him the victim...I simply pointed out your prejudices. Your deflection failed. Try again.
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@ButternutBanyana You what? Piers Morgan is a PoS. So are any people that justify their own prejudices and aim for a false sense of superiority from their prejudices.
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@ButternutBanyana You act like only middle age white men abuse their power. That is just foolish on so many levels. Muddle aged white men are over represented in positions of power, but that isn't the only statistic that they are over represented. Your wide net of prejudice collects too much to be valid. Identify your real opposition...the power.
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Does Meghan want to out of the public eye or in the spotlight? It's hard to follow her own words logically.
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@charmedforeternity You don't need to wait to get older to stop being foolish. ...it's a shame I need to explain that.
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@ugocity1 It isn't...unless you use it as a group to label with prejudices. The prejudices are insulting to those that have nothing to do with point if the prejudices. The other side is, you start to think only middle age white men are the one's with power you need to concern yourself with. It ain't just the middle age white men. Then again, I don't actually think you are so dumb that you don't understand the distinction. Feel free to prove me wrong.
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@ugocity1 I will continue to call out all forms of prejudices, not only racism, as I see them, as I always have. People need to realise that middle age white males are an over represented statistic in suicide numbers too. Them same system that opposes everyone else, was also used against the majority of them. Be careful who you are labelling. The problem is the power structure. To lump all middle age white males in a group labelled enemy is not constructive. Recognise an ally when it is screaming in your face. Experience counts, and gives motivations perhaps that don't fit the narrative. Peace.
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@steveeleigh3731 He can be both. But being one doesn't guarantee the other.
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@V.E.R.O. I stand corrected. Some are silly enough that they are incapable of seeing the distinction I am making. I figured someone would volunteer to prove me wrong. Congratulations...we have a winner.
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@distinctiveelegance5947 I believe I spoke of prejudices, not racism. I am not sure your 'gotcha' holds up.
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@distinctiveelegance5947 You made the same mistake again. I spoke of prejudices as a larger thing. It wouldn't make sense to speak of racism when the prejudice I am referring to is only a small fraction of a many races...not the entirety of a single race. Did I type slow enough for you too keep up? Don't conflate my clear point with your agenda, because you have mistakenly thought your script is appropriate here.
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@distinctiveelegance5947 In no way does my pointing out one prejudice in any way mean it diminishes the depth of other prejudices. I guess the difference between us, is that I will stand with you to fight against prejudices against you...even knowing you wouldn't do the same for me. Recognise it is corrupt power that is the oppressor. Look around the world...corruption doesn't care about race or generation or age. Make sure you aren't cutting away allies with the sweeping statements. You are either against all prejudices...or not.
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@ranjitaroy4250 There is a fine line between irony and contradiction.
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@Camibug I am highlighting prejudices. Nothing more, nothing less. My experience gives me a slightly different perspective of the same issue. It isn't that complicated...nor is it malicious. I am not claiming my perspective gives a perfectly clear view, I am simply pointing out what isn't seen by someone with a different perspective. If people find that challenging and need to write me off, then that's up to them.
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@thisaaronc You are right. We were getting beat up by police, while fighting for civil rights while you were an itch in your daddy's pants. ...but it seems prejudices don't go away. Do you know anything about that generation at all?
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