Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Tim Pool REALLY Doesn't Want To Talk About Buffalo Shooter" video.

I gotta say, I don't think getting specifically white students to talk about just the white side of things is useful in any way. I mean I don't consider myself white, and I'm not an educator or psychologist/sociologist. But I'm also not asking for that. Don't know any lay nonwhite person that is. That kind of situation doesn't sound conducive to me. Now in a general history lesson. Or talking about systemic issues as a whole is good. I don't know if that Tim whatever guy is just framing it as white only. Don't know if it's optional or something white people like to do for fun. Don't know if it's excluding nonwhite people ECT. Kids already get that kind of thing from standard classes from what I've seen. Don't know what kind of class you guys are talking about or if it's just an exercise in a standard course ect. Edit: That class sounds really really bad. And I'm surprised you guys don't see it. It's no wonder it's being targeted. Like what is the class about. If it's about history or current events, it would benefit for all the students to be involved. You segregated the kids by race. It's just so weird you can't see it. It's not that tim pool is right about anything either. Cause he's obviously trying to paint it dirty. Drop that class idea. It's really bad. Who's asking for this. It's not principled. It's like treating all these kids regardless, as a potential problem. It's like the kind of thing that she be reserved for kids like those girls that kept saying the N-word. Or less targeted and done for a whole nonsegregated class.
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Guys you are being delusional. The guy came off bad in this show. To a right wing audience him just admitting he really did do that class is already a huge lost. A class that really was segregated white kids. they're going to imagine exactly what Tim pool said. That it's just basically telling white kids how their bad Like it should have been obvious what the optics were
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