Comments by "Arnold Hubbert" (@arnoldhubbert6779) on "Woman Has Procedure to Change Brown Eyes to Blue" video.

  1.  @Soundslike_tenetta  A fully (unmixed) black can't have anything other than black hair and dark eyes. She's either mixed and somehow "won" the genetic lottery, or you're exaggerating her features. POC will often claim that anything other than black hair as "blond" or anything other than dark eyes as "hazel" or "green." What she probably has is black hair with a slight brown tint and brown eyes. Btw, her eyes were never actually "blue." At birth, we haven't yet developed our natural eye color yet.
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  2.  @ddddddddd98  No they don't. I used to live there. I never saw a single one. You're delusional.
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  3. because the surgery is known to risk your vision. And for what? having a fake eye color that everyone knows is fake?
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  4.  @ddddddddd98  My comment or the original comment? If you mean the original comment, pointing out something so obvious that it's looks weird and unnatural for a person whose race doesn't posses blue eyes, to get a risky surgery in order to have fake blue eye implants, isn't "racist." It's just saying verbally what everyone already can see and knows to be true. It's the same as if someone pointed out that a white person wearing "blackface" didn't look natural. And, as far as my comment, stating biological facts isn't racist either.
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  5.  @gauravhupadhyay  Actually, even in those areas it's still extremely uncommon. Also, this woman is southeast asian, not Indian or south asian.
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  6.  @tiahenry4743  I don't have to know these people individually because I understand the truth and know exactly what I'm talking about. Tell me something I said that was untrue and then back it up.
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  7. exactly
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  8.  @gauravhupadhyay  In Northeast India, they have a higher amount of Caucasian dna. However, many of those with so called "blue eyes" have been shown to be wearing contacts (not all, but many of them).
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  9.  @TheStepmonkey  You're correct. In fact, it's called biology.
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  10. How much does it cost? Just about 6k per eye, your self-respect,... oh, and eventually, your vision.
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