Comments by "Wellness Path For Me" (@wellnesspathforme6236) on "“Stay The F*ck Away From Black People!” Says Dilbert Creator Scott Adams" video.

Sorry you went through that. I went to a majority white grade school, a majority black middle school, and was bussed to a majority white school with probably 50% black people on my bus. Some black kids were total jerks and some black kids were really cool. One middle school buddy was my best man — a black guy. The issue is the wild over generalization, like “black people” actually exists. Adams came out later and said he didn’t really mean all black oriole, and only jerks would think that. Uh, learn to talk accurately, Scott. I think Scott is not handling his high stress level well.
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@MrGeorgewf There are actually neighborhoods that are mostly black that are good neighborhoods. There are also effective war zones. If you listen, Dore commented that economics play a role and chastised Adams for just going to skin color. IOW, he didn’t completely dismiss the observation. However, going into clown mode was rather pathetic and oriented towards “virtue signaling.”
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You are correct. The system is set up to demoralize black youth so they give up. That’s wicked racism because the victims embrace it!
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@StoicContrarian while this is all true, the question is, what is a person to do if they find themselves in a bad spot where racism is a direct threat? 1. Understand how and why the Money Power Royals and Rothschilds are financing this in society. 2. Protect yourself and your children from being traumatized any way you can. If the means moving from an area then do it. Adams says only idiots think he meant all black people or individual black people. I think he’s a rhetorical idiot for not properly saying what he now says he meant. 3. This is individual specific, it applies to everyone. Adams made it race specific because he’s fully programmed.
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