Comments by "Marlon Moncrieffe" (@marlonmoncrieffe0728) on "Are Americans Obsessed with Race and Gender? | Middle Ground" video.

  1.  @KillaryKlinton  You do not have respect for differing opinions.
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  2. Wouldn't being blind to these traits help END stereotypes and discrimination since you are not making assumptions about these people? How is it not mutually exclusive to stop bigotry while also seeing past the oppressed superficial markers?
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  3.  @jauxro  ...Agreed. I will groan or roll my eyes but I will respect their choice and just avoid having to say the wacky pronouns.
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  4. Yeah, there aren't that many different pronouns. I mean, I would HATE having to grammatically-incorrect refer directly to an individual as they/them/their but beyond that, there is nothing else. What there ARE are way too many gender identities and sexual orientations. And if you misgender someone, nine times out of ten, it was probably a mistake so do not take it so personally. Correct them, brush it aside, and move on.
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  5. When she had something to say, it was definitely worthwhile. Also, who knows how many more insightful comments were edited out due to time.
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  6.  @nunya2189  This channel selects women ALL THE TIME. Including MANY liberal women. Anything to the contrary is either lying or stupidity. And lack of representation-which is untrue-on a simple YouTube channel is hurting others???
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  7. What massive effects today? And if there are, what are REASONABLE solutions to the present consequences of PAST discrimination?
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  8. Could you at least PRESENT as a woman or a man to help people correctly address you by your new pronouns? Anything else is just attention-seeking. And if you are 'non-binary' (😆), why must we say they/them/their and stick with he/him and she/her since you are not transitioning anyway?
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  9.  @trenttotten7202  ...They ARE trying to be one of the good guys and they DO confront them when defending against bigotry or protesting against it.
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  10.  @theoammonmusic1343  Trump supporter is not an identity.
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  11.  @dren5810  Are you referring to people being pro-border control and crying against illegal immigrants taking away people's jobs?
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  12. You got the quote wrong; they were talking about PRONOUNS. Anyway, you are correct about the few pronouns there are so it is an exaggeration on their part.
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  13. There are way too few details to accurately gauge what happened that day as discrimination or not.
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  14.  @vikvik16  The pay gap has been debunked; there is none. There is only an earnings gap.
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  15. ...It was pretty obvious. What is the confusion?
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  16. They select from a particular pool of interested candidates from their southern California headquarters. Quit nit-picking and being so paranoid.
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  17.  @dren5810  Sorry, I wrote issues instead of traits. I apologize for any resulting confusion. Anyway, if there was no racism, there would be no class warfare? There is no class warfare among whites or something?
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  18. What  @sspu4669  said.
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  19. ...Why?
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  20. Because Donald Trump is doing more for race and gender than any Democrat has the last few... DECADES.
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  21. We HAVE addressed our issues. The black community simply keeps dredging things up because they know that no more fighting means no more political power and also taking responsibility.
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  22.  @KillaryKlinton  🤣 I'm a black man living in New York City and I do NOT have those daily fears! Most do not actually.
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  23. @Tetra Soul What racial issues have not been addressed? And who was talking about politicians? I am saying that the black community keeps dredging things up to keep their political power.
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  24. @Tetra Soul The word is ANECDOTAL and those issues are not regular concerns and/or exclusive to black people.
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  25. @Tetra Soul I will have to look at statistics and counterarguments to see if blacks really are being discriminated against in drug sentencing and job applications to comment but I doubt that things will be so simple. As for other things, I actually DO think that many poor people, black or white, like living in projects and other such forms of welfare as long as the government keeps paying for everything. White people, most of all, wants blacks out of dangerous ghettos but THEY need to make the first step by accepting responsibility. The only ones keeping blacks down at this point are other blacks.
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  26. Who runs the money? Everyone. No one did any of that other nonsense you mentioned.
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  27.  @myathemango2936  Yes, we used to trade and barter before cash soon came along. What about that? What oppression are you talking about?
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  28.  @myathemango2936  What about the richest families on Earth? What about America being the world's richest country? Why are you bringing up Africans and colonizers? What colonizers? Is English not your first language? Is that why you are not making much sense?
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  29.  @myathemango2936  No, I do not actually. If you are a non-anglophone, have an English speaker go through your writing before posting comments.
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  30. ...No, he did not sound lost and misinformed. Not at all actually. Where did you get that?
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  31. This was a great conversation though and worth viewing first.
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  32. ...Why not only one woman?
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  33. ...No, because, well, it IS silly.
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  34. Go Angelica Munoz!
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  35. Russia also suffers from a lot of homophobia.
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  36. They do not have that sort of pull; nowhere close.
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  37.  @jazzanaiyah  What makes sense now? What about being a Trump supporter?
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  38. America is not built on racial divide.
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  39.  @mykkimouse2262  America was built on ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That America has had a rocky road living up to those ideals all the time does not change mean those were the foundations America was built upon.
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  40. But the old ways are long gone. When will you accept that we won already and move on?
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  41.  @nellie.mp3  Won the battle for civil rights. Move on already.
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  42.  @nellie.mp3  Where did you get that number? Most people do not care about anyone's skin color or religion or who you screw in the privacy of your own home. And the ones that do just grumble a lot and can be safely ignored. I do not know what 'winning minds over' means but if that means nobody cares, mission accomplished. Now move on.
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  43.  @waterwraith1189  ...Well, who made it one?
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  44. 🙄 There's always that 'missing X, Y, Z' comment...
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  45. Move to southern California!
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  46. 🙄 Scientists are NOT saying that gender is a spectrum. Anyway, GREAT debate! And what a selection of respectful and intelligent speakers!
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  47. There is also that they/them/their nonsense.
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  48. Who and what is a problematic voice or opinion?
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  49. Are you sure?
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  50. ...And it was.
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  51. That 'privilege' stems from HARD WORK.
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  52. THANK YOU!
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  53. The negative reaction to identity politics is how we got the 2016 Republican sweep.
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  54.  @KillaryKlinton  He is like just like any other white person. Or Asian. Or Native. Or whatever because race is superficial.
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  55. Treated better? There is a lot of bending over backward to accommodate you folks.
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  56. ...It might be 'nice to see' but would it be good for the country?
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  57.    I really liked that quote from that guy. Anyway, there are incidents of white-on-black violence but are ALL incidents race related? Why can't a tragic mistake just be a tragic mistake? NOTE: I do not know the details of those aforementioned incidents though.
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  58.    ...Did you not read the rest of my comment?
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  59.  @TGSHomeandGarden  Black-on-black crime is not a thing??? Are you mad?! Or do you mean that gang-banging isn't racially motivated? If so, you are right but you should word things better.
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  60.    I just felt like pointing out the hypocrisy earlier. Also, there are more instances of black-on-white violence (of which many are, admittedly, incidental rather than racial) than the reverse but do not receive anywhere near the same amount of media attention.
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  61. Er... what???
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  62. Obsessed MORE with race but gender TOO.
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  63. How do you know when the system has been dismantled or even exists?
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  64.  Marina Guajardo  ...Even in a Caribbean or African country?
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  65. It probably would not HAVE GIVEN more perspective since intersectionality is nonsense. This group was well represented enough. There would just be a new complaint about a 'missing' guest.
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  66. They have plenty of women on this show. This particular episode only just had one woman and that was most likely not a conscious decision. Jubilee casts from whatever limited pool of applicants around their southern California headquarters and then select the most charismatic individuals with the most chemistry.
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  67.  @earthtoedie4591  They are living in a mutually reciprocating society; they have to give a little to get a little.
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  68. What is a mixed African American?
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  69. Then fix those ROOT issues FIRST. Artificially moving some forward and handicapping others helps NO ONE. And what is the point? To have a more racially diverse student body?
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  70. A what?
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  71. Intersectionality is nonsense.
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