Comments by "R K." (@DarkAngel2512) on "Jubilee" channel.

  1. "Being gay causes earthquakes". 😂 Americans are a diff breed.
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  2. They dont do gender therapy in all cases anymore. Sadly some places just straight give you hormones.
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  3.  @lifewithjazw5851  its all rubbish. Its just a story
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  4. Can I ask when you started to believe white people cant experience racism? Do you live in America. I'm from UK and grew up with black people and we never had this concept here until social media connected us with Americans. I think I heard it for the first time around 2011ish. Maybe a bit later. It was strange to me as none of the black people I know said anything remotely like this. There was never the false premise that if someone is a minority or from a lower class bracket that they're more likely to be discriminated. I try to cling on to what I knew to bw truth before social media indoctrination. Its very Orwellian how we're believing things we didnt before. Like saying men can be women. If its racist when done to a black person then its racist when done to a white person. Regardless of the country or demographic make up. I wish everyone would go back to remembering this. How can reality change in such a short span of time. Its alarming.
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  5. ​ @Theonewithnoname85 I dont think he was aggressive or rude for chewing gum. I love Blaire and came her for Blaire but she was talking a lot and I really wanted to hear from others. And she did cut him off
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  6.  @banehelsing7541  that's not the definition of appropriation. And every human being adopts cultural aspects without acknowledging where theyre from because kost of the time we dont know or arwnt told or theyee so mainstream we wouldnt know. Did you know hair buns are supposedly Greek in origin? When did you learn pasta was Italian? Does it matter? And inherent culture has nothing done with cultural appropriaiton. It's the opposite. appropriation is to make another culture your own this it isnt inherent. No culture is inherent. Every single human appropriates others cultural practices and they become part of that culture thus our own culture. I'm sorry you have been caught up in part of this racist ideology. Get well soon.
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  7.  @joyedet1363  exactly. Kids dont have their rational brain fully formed until after 25. They should wait atleast til mid 20s.
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  8.  @banehelsing7541  but the idea of cultural appropriaiton being wrong is racist. Every human culturally appropriates.
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  9. I'd recommend watching the recent video circulating of the Asian dude headed "What are we doing to white people?". Its been making an impact.
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  10.  @mandmm3906  or because he's moderate.
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  11.  @paulamahone8201  it might be in The Bible but that's got nothing to do with it being true.
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  12.  @xylek9483  that's sad that you thought that wasnt racism or put up with that. I had black friends make racist comments and I always knew it was racist. Was actually surprised when one of them settled down with a white woman.
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  13.  @OneeAndOnly  when you say black people dont know their roots I think you should clarify "black Americans". By the way many people dont know their roots. I'm white and dont know where I'm originally from. Dont know my dad and mum doesnt know her mum. Think I'm quarter or less than that Scottish. That's about all I know. And its quite irrelavant to be honest. What does knowing where I'm from genetically do for me. Black Americans tend to place so much emphasis on their ancestors culture instead of their own culture. America has its own black culture that is unique and has influenced the globe. Embrace that identity and be proud of it. You prob wouldnt relate to your ancestors tribe anyway. Same as I dont relate to Scotland in any way.
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  14.  @Spyros_SP  "surface-level thinker". That's a new one. 😂 How about you try not believing in unfounded nonsense.
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  15.  @Spyros_SP  doesnt make any of the supernatural claims true. And truthfully I have better things to do with my time than argue with a cultist.
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  16.  @k12reject  I wonder that about Americans every day.
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  17. Being a minority isnt relevant to whether you experience racism or not. That's some new fangled definition of racism. You can be the majority or minority. Its irrelavant.
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  18.  @thbwdzzz5010  that isnt the definition of racism and you have a weak mind if you can have a longstanding word redefined to you in such a short space of time. Thankfully the general population go by the longstanding definition and not this weird woke academic version some racist professors conjured up.
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  19.  @thbwdzzz5010  you're wrong. I'm not American. 😂😂 And I literally dont understand your comment about "ignoring humanities" and what that's in reference to.
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  20. What a beautiful discussion. Reminds me of how people interacted before social media.
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  21. That nerd guy is how we all lived pre-2010. I envy him.
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  22. ​ @sighino the fact you think most white people have said the n word says a whole lot more about you than it does about most white ppl.
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  23.  @Nicholenickinicscott  well said
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  24.  @Shante-330  when I was 17 I literally thought the words "my life would be easier if I was black" due to the racism I experienced. It's a feeling you grow to live with but I thought this again recently a few years ago because of how bad race relations are. It's going to be even worse now that there is a role reversal in terms of how demonized white people are these days. People of all races have thought this way. Its just not something we spoke about growing up as we werent political until social media made us. We lived quietly with our insecurities. Got on with it. We were actually much stronger then as this stuff wasnt so much of an issue. We've made race issues front and centre and heightend them.
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  25. Really depends what those individuals parent instilled in them. Could be the reverse opinions but white/black parents.
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  26.  @sarahchoi2657  that too. But I'm from UK and I stand by what I said. 😂 Not all Americans but the culture is very diff to say the least.
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  27.  @salty7478  I used to believe my ex was an angel. 😂😂 And I mean a literal angel. Ahh, to be a teen again.
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  28.  @linkspanties9808  would you have been happier if I said "Christians are a diff breed" or proceeded to pull me up on not including other theists?
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  29.  @aida6911  racism isnt a share experience for black people. Thee are multiple black people from the US and from UK who have aid theyve never experienced racism. The fact you truly believe you speak for others just because they have the same skin colour as you is utterly bonkers.
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  30.  @teehee5700  being a minority isnt why you exprienced racism. Anyone can experience it whether you're the majority or minority.
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  31. ​ @GM-qq1wi thats exactly what I was thinking. As much as I love Blaire I really did want to hear more from the others...except Blossom 😂
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  32. @dro4462 I agree with your first sentence. Not your second one. Britain abolished slavery and if it wasnt for that many slave descendants wouldnt be alive. Its biting the hand that freed you. We paid for those slaves to be free. I'm not sure what your particular issue is. I dont really care. Maybe I hit a nerve. muting
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  33.  @Theonewithnoname85  you said it was the height of no manners. I dont agree.
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  34.  @Theonewithnoname85  ? I know what you wrote
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  35.  @emmyemmy8669  yes, the person exaggerated how rude it was
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  36.  @Theonewithnoname85  youre first comment is trollish. Your second one is over the top. Agree to disagree. muting
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  37. @aru, that's racist and sexist to say those white men havent experienced racism. You dont even know them.
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  38. @Diaab, what if those people are speaking points they heard their black or Muslim friends say?
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  39.  @ochinchin6718  one famous guy identified as a tree last year.
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  40.  @doobieddooo  actually there is now apparently evidence of 12 yr olds getting masectomies. Blaire White's recent video addressed a friend who filmed a convo with one clinic confirming they did such surgery.
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  41.  @doobieddooo  there are true hermaphrodites. Look up Roshante Anderson. He was born male/female. His daughter is 100% his dna. He froze his eggs before he transitioned to male and later had his sperm and eggs implanted in his girl. His daughter came out completely healthy.
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  42.  @doobieddooo  Roshante Anderson. Apparently his daughter is made up of his dna 100%.
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  43.  @doobieddooo  I mean she is 100% from him. His sperm and eggs. I cant post a link but you seem dubious the true hermaphrodites exist. There are citations on wiki to external links about various diff TH people that existed.
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  44.  @yagurlvae401  its only been the last few years schools have taught white people cant experience racism. That's the false history. Its always been that anyone can. Its alarming people can be so taken in by a very new definition.
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  45. I liked all the trans-woman in orange being realistic anout toilets and the blonde, ex-military.
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  46. Same. Her answer was so honest. I use it but only when rapping to songs. My ex asked me to use it in the bedroom but I didn't
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  47. ​ @bugzpudding yeah. I worked in r&b clubs and always rapped that word to the songs as noone can hear it plusI rapnit at home.
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  48. Is that black guy the guy from The Right Brothers on Facebook?
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  49.  @drew9453  so if you agree culture is based on shared values and not race then how can I be guilty of cultural appropriation in the way people keep racially defining it? How can it even be something to be guilty of. I engage in the culture of those within my environment. My culture.
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  50.  @dallastyree5079  100× this.
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  51.  @banehelsing7541  I'm using the dictionary def aswell as etymological. You're using the academic definition. There is nothing wrong with practicing other groups' cultural practices. All humans do it. We learn to copy as babies. You have been radicalised. I've been canerowing my hair for 30 years and only now it's a problem because some racist Americans say so. It's my culture even more so than many black people as I've been practicing those hairstyles longer. Although time is irrelavant. You can pick up things from others at any point and make it habit. And the fact you used the term "minorities" is quite telling that you've been radicalised.
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  52. I'm white and wanted to be black and asian. It's more common than you think. But I guess because black people tie up so much more politics to their race they feel more of a way about it
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  53.  @tesiatalks  its funny you mention how you felt you didnt fit in and werent "black enough" by others standards and tried to fit in by changing yourself. I'm white and grew up with black people so naturally acted like those I hung out with and the media Inwas influenced by. Then a couple of my black friends made digs that I "thought I was black" because I "listened to black music and could do the dance steps". And calling me "wigga". Ironcially the dance step comment was a compliment but it gave me a complex to this day. 30 years later. When I was 17 I wanted to be black as I thought my life would be easier and I would be allowed to be myself without judgement. That I could speak, style and dance how I wanted without my race being used as a disqualifier. So to this day I censor myself like you did to be accepted. I had to "act more white" to be accepted by my black friends. But that's not me being me. In my head I speak way more Jamaican patois. I did dance class as a child so dancing is my everything and my self-expression. I'm a female who loves to play with my hair and can canerow my own hair and would love to wear wigs like black girls wear but feel I cant as that's a "black thing" ironcially though that the wigs are "white-looking". Its mad because it comes from a place of admiration or simply who I am yet its demonized and people cant just be themselves because racist individuals expect you to fit in your box as if your race should define you. Race is nothing. Culture is everything. I am what I grew with and was influenced by. I feel suffocated not being able to just be who I am because narrow minded, uneducated people think you act according to your race. Which is pretty racist.
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  54.  @johnmendoza2021  mixed people who grow up in a white household will be missing a great portion of their black side. My white friend fortunately had her Jamaican ex teach her how to cook. I dont think she knew how to care 100% correctly for the girls hair. I used to canerow her daughters hair but even I wasnt sure about all the products. She would use one pink lotion on her hair and cocoa butter but it just seemed basic. And the kids had Jamaican culture around them as its common in UK. But still it's not the birad culture you get when your parent is speaking patois daily and you're getting the real vibes and history in the house
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  55.  @Shante-330  I'm from UK and you're wrong. Race issues didnt exist here. Racism existed but we disnt have a focus on it. And in typical racist fashion you claim I have t experienced racism. And this is why racism wont end due to people like you. Thanks for importing your woke rubbish to UK and effing up our amazing race relations. Tell me how does it feel to be a racist?
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  56.  @swagdonor2357  the people who bullied her.
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  57. ​ @Ashley-sl5qp I think because if you consider orientation is heavily genital-based of someone is a hermaphrodite then you arent typically gay if you like a woman with a massive clitoris. But it should really say pansexual to cover those who like hermaphrodites or transexuals
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  58. It also wasnt relevant to the trans debate or specific question at hand. I wish the trans-guy in red hasnt flattered Blossom later on saying her loved her. She didnt deserve it after whatnshe said to him
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  59.  @1997Gaa  but Blossom is an intersectionalist. So to her she has it harder than other transexuals.
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  60. ??? They werent transphobic though. Were we watching the same video? Do words mean anything anymore?
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  61.  @chey3179  gender is a social construct like race is.
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  62.  @emeliaz8358  not really. Some people dont use the person's chosen pronoun because they're not in the room or because they might be worried about enforced speech.
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  63. I had high hopes for this but that first black kid is still woke and thinks welfare was done to harm black ppl. He needs to watch Larry Elder on The Breakfast Club
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  64. Been waiting for this. When The Woke show clearly why many of us dont call ourselves sjws anymore.
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  65. "What they did to black people"? Black people sold their own though. Africans oppressed Africans. Theee were black slave owners in America who didnt want slavery to end. It was white Britons who abolished slavery. You're welcome
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  66.  @newyorka7  just to clarify race in the scientific context isnt based on haplogroups, but socially it is. In science there is only one race in humans. Humans themselves. Haplogroups would be akin to breed.
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  67. ​ @Carah_Ad_Astra omg! That wig was bugging me too. Like atleast get a fresh one for the show or comb it. Fcuk!😂
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  68.  @lifewithjazw5851  you assume I have one.
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  69. ​ @ethandollarhide7943 sjw culture on crack
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  70. ​ @ethandollarhide7943 you think its welcoming to tell women to share prisons and hoapital wards with sex offending men or to turn gay kids transsexual or to segregate white kids from black kids and tell people its racist to ask someone where theyre from or to compliment a black person's hair?
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  71. ​ @deang8910 diversity quotas arent invisible. So-called white privilege is invisibile as it cannot be evidenced the same way.
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  72.  @mncoasterenthusiast2295  well, many TRAs are pushing for transeuxalism to be taken off the DSM-5 so many wont be able to get free medical treatment for it anymore.
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  73.  @catisreckless4647  pan means you would fancy male, female or trans.
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  74.  @mixazizu  but bisexual people wont date trans people whereas pans would.
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  75.  @mysweetp1ano  white privilege isnt evident looking at statistics. There are no examples that prove it exists. Disparities doent equal discrimination. Take UK for example, stop and search is 9x higher for blakc people but that's because they happen to live in high crime areas as shown by the fact young black boys have a homocide rate 24x higher than young white boys. You cant blame that homicide on systemic racism. Or another example where people claim black people earn les yet when examined it's becausetthey overall take lower paying jobs.
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  76.  @DoIIyMama  nothing wrong with saying blacks. We day asians and jews and whites etc
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  77. And adults. I'm a liberal but accused of being racist, homophobic (none of my exes are white and I've slept with bisexuals and the same sex) and transphobic for simply saying only women are women. Apparently just being a moderate liberal is edgy these days.
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  78.  @angelica69  being a minority does NOT mean there will always be racism atall. It doesnt matter if you're the minority or majority. Neither are relevant to if racism occurs. That's been a new qualifier recently included a few years ago. Did we all forget the definition of racism so quickly?
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  79.  @angelica69  you said being a minority that there will "always be racism" and you will "likely be subject to racism". This is completely false. Being a minority does not automatically result in either of these things. Its individual circumstance. Not about population demographics. Never has been. That's been conjured up the last few years. I'm not falling for Orwellian newspeak by racist academics with an agenda. I refuse to reinforce an out and out lie
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  80. The guy with the glasses has a chip on his shoulder. He cannot accept that black people are succesful in America. And the other guy talking about segregation. These guys create their own demons. The Africans came to US because of the opportunities. But black Americans are ungrateful and complain too much.
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  81. @dro4462 I know. It's terrible how humans across the world were and are still enslaving each other. Proud Britian abolished such a practice.
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  82.  @bmwjourdandunngoddess6024  no. They just think you're wrong. As do many black folk. But nice bit of racism there.
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  83.  @seventeenseventythirteen7465  white privelege isnt real. Sorry you got duped into believing it is.
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  84.  @seventeenseventythirteen7465  no it isnt. And most black people dont think like you. I'm sorry social media brainwashed you kids the last ten years.
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