Justin Fairfax and the Media Trap That Punishes Every Black Man

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[00:00:00]a great professor by the name of Dr. Ben Wilson. He passed away. Um, taught me a lot. And the one thing I'll never forget, he taught me, he taught me the term representative sampling.

[00:00:12]>> And he would always talk about how he said, he always used the word y'all nwords. We get representative representative sampled. I said, "What is that?" He said, "All it takes is one person >> to do something wrong in our community and the entire culture gets blamed."

[00:00:30]Even though the numbers speak to which demographic is pime are primarily school shooters. We know the demographic primarily school shooters. Which demographic are primarily PD files?

[00:00:50]We know the demographic but never once is the stigma placed upon the entire culture. Mhm.

[00:00:58]You know what my co-host Dr. Musa do I or just described? That's not just an academic theory, right? Anytime one black person does something, particularly a black man, then that's described or prescribed to anybody who shares a skin color. Think about how the game is played. Remember that Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax?

[00:01:21]>> Disturbing breaking news out of Virginia. Fairfax County police say that former Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax shot and killed his wife and himself in what appears to be a murder suicide. Fairfax's children were in the house at the time. One of them was the 911 caller. Police say the shooting appears to be related to an ongoing domestic dispute between the couple. We can all universally say a horrible act took place. But what did they do? They pulled the representative sampling lever and applied it to all black men.

[00:01:56]I'm sitting here watching people all across the internet. Panel after panel, Zoom call after Zoom call. You need to be better than black women. Us black men are so horrific. They took one French actor, one black male fringe actor, and used it to paint a broad brush across black America. I don't know about you, but that made me feel a certain kind of way. But let's take a look and see how things fit when his shoe is on the other foot.

[00:02:25]>> We are learning new details concerning a murder suicide in Miranda. Good afternoon. Thanks for joining us. I'm Robbie Reynold. Today we're getting our first look at the man Miranda police say shot and killed his ex-wife in front of their children on Memorial Day. News4 Tucson spoke with a woman who says she knew Brian Schneer for many years as his patient. She confirmed that this photo is of Schneer, a Morirana chiropractor who police say shot and killed his ex-wife before taking his own life.

[00:02:52]Sources close to the investigation tells News4 Tucson Schneer is suspected of killing his ex-wife, Michaela Dery.

[00:02:59]After picking up their children and putting them into his car at a home near Silverbell in Corero, police say after Schneer left the house, he took his own life less than a mile away. The couple's two children, both under four, were found safe in the car and are now in protective care.

[00:03:13]>> You got it. An act of unspeakable violence towards his ex-wife.

[00:03:18]He shot her multiple times in front of their children, then drove the children out near the desert, left them in a car, walked out into the desert, and took his own life.

[00:03:33]No one supports it.

[00:03:36]We all see it for what it was. Horrible, heinous act, right?

[00:03:42]What's different? Now ask yourself, where were the emergency live panels?

[00:03:50]Where are the Zoom calls?

[00:03:52]Where's the ringing of the alarm?

[00:03:55]Where's the condemnation of the culture?

[00:03:58]We're at a cross-country lectures where they browbeat white men and tell them what civilized activities look like and how their demographic needs to do a better job of protecting its women. You don't see them cuz they don't exist, fam. You're not blind. They didn't do them.

[00:04:21]We're the ones who get relegated to this. We we have to sit through it.

[00:04:28]This is not a one-off. This happens time after time after time. Brian Sner's skin color affords him a luxury we don't get.

[00:04:36]He gets the gift of individuality to them. Brian Snur is just a sad tragic aberration, a oneoff, a local story, a broken individual. Notice the asymmetry.

[00:04:55]See, now corporate media and lots of independent media would operate the representative sampling effect to white males. You know what they would find? They would find 70% or so of murder suicides are committed by who? White men.

[00:05:13]What? White people don't want to live.

[00:05:17]White people don't want to avoid being shot by their husbands or ex-boyfriends or ex-husbands or friends or other family members.

[00:05:28]So why not highlight it? Cuz you're doing it, you're only highlighting it when it's us. Cuz you want to protect people, right?

[00:05:36]What? You don't want to protect fellow white Americans?

[00:05:43]I don't know how I feel about that. It seems a little racist that you don't want to protect white people from horrific, tragic deaths at the hands of loved ones.

[00:05:55]Don't you care?

[00:05:57]I thought you guys said white lives matter.

[00:06:03]See, if they applied the representative sampling measures to white men, their whole collective cultural narrative would collapse. Cuz see, you got to have a negative to go with your positive. And now, if we're both negative, then there's no the demonization of black men will stop working it or at least it won't be as effective.

[00:06:25]And that's really what it's about.

[00:06:27]And why do they do it? Well, we know why they do it. Like Dr. Musa said in our show, Beyond the Talking Points, they do it because of the bag, baby.

[00:06:39]there's money in it. And we as someone like Anton Daniels, who wears, I had to say it's bag chasers.

[00:06:46]Um, you're chasing the bag. And chasing the bag means throwing black men under the bus and elevating white men by the by the mechanism of making them individuals. You either don't cover it or you make when you do cover black when you do cover white men doing horrific things, you one off it.

[00:07:09]You're isolated.

[00:07:11]It's an individual act. A lone wolf.

[00:07:14]That's because real analysis doesn't pay the bills. Now, you got to have a pile on a cultural narrative pile on to black men in particular. Often in this times, it's black women, too. They do the same thing to black women. Oh, let a black woman get into a fight somewhere. Oh my god. Oh, black women loud. They argued in a place in a restaurant.

[00:07:41]See, that's the culture.

[00:07:43]Conservative media uses these representative samplings to validate their biases.

[00:07:51]And sadly, some black folks are all right for it, man. They say things like, "Yeah, it's always us. Why do we always do this?"

[00:08:01]The real question is why do they always show you doing this?

[00:08:08]Even a better question, a sharper question would be why aren't they showing themselves doing this?

[00:08:14]Do you believe they don't do this as well?

[00:08:18]Where's the zoom calls? Where where's the lectures? Where's the finger wagon by Rob? Where's the Where's the Roland Martin finger wagging platform?

[00:08:31]of 10 black men shouting at other black men who aren't there telling them to just do better. What you got to understand that black men's reputation is just collateral damage for their pocketbooks, for their financial stability. I won't even say unintended consequences cuz they intend to do that [ __ ] These [ __ ] know what they doing.

[00:08:58]And it's happening on both sides. It happens when conservatives point to it and label it black culture. And it happens when black liberals point to it and call it a three alarm fire.

[00:09:14]Here's the deal. We can't fiercely protect black women. We could do that without letting media vultures cannibalize black men's reputation, souls, individuality for clicks and views.

[00:09:32]We can do the both. We We don't have to allow them to attack black men, husbands, sons, fathers just so they can make a buck.

[00:09:43]To all the conservatives and the liberals out there, if you're not going to call for a Zoom call or a national conference whenever a white man snaps, I'm going to ask you to be consistent and do the same when it comes to black men.

[00:10:00]I'm going to need you to keep that same energy and stop looking for representative sampling, collective punishment for all black men, for individual black men. Cuz if you use your logic and applied it to white men, we'd be seeing a whole rack of panels sitting around dissecting the minds of white divorced dads in chiropractors, white chiropractors to make sure then that ticking time bomb is about to explode all over Arizona, Maryland, New York, New Jersey, in every place in between. But we both know you will never see that because they know like we know it's not a collective guilt is not a money maker when it comes to white America.

[00:10:59]Ah yes, Dr. Musa and Dr. Ben Wilson's representative sampling.

[00:11:07]Huh. It's a powerful a powerful a powerful frame, isn't it? Pledge to do this one thing for me if you rock with me. The next time you're on your timelines and you see a bipartisan pile on happening where they're jumping out the gym attacking black men and labeling us based on the individual's actions.

[00:11:30]Don't accept it as reality.

[00:11:33]Don't feed into it. And for God's sakes, don't pile on.

[00:11:38]Don't look, don't turn on yourself and accept their frame of what black men are. Recognize it for what it is.

[00:11:48]Propaganda in a play for money cuz that's all it is. Do that and you won't fall for their BS.

[00:11:58]Their BS will fall on deaf ears. We may not be able to control the system, but we can let those that follow us know that their framing and their lies are outrageous. And if we do that, we stay down, we stay true, and we stay dangerous.

[00:12:16]My name is Tim Black, and you're watching the most dangerous show in America. Mic drop.