WHITE AMERICA FINALLY ADMITS THEY HAVE BLAMED BLACK PEOPLE FOR THE WRONG REASONS FOR DECADES

[00:00:00]This might be a hot take, but a lot of white people are not happy. There are three reasons for this. The first is that there is just a general idea of just hyperindividualism and hoarding of resources. A lot of them are extremely stingy, don't tip well, and also don't donate to local charities. They're very isolated, and what few friends they have, their connection is built upon shared bigotry, which is obviously not a strong connection. Number two, a lot of white people feel a sense of emptiness.

[00:00:23]They have the job, the car, the career, the kids, the Bible, but they don't feel that sense of fulfillment.

[00:00:30]>> What you say? You're saying more black people get abortions?

[00:00:32]>> Yes. So, I love >> Okay. Why is that white lady? White lady, why do more black people get abortion?

[00:00:37]>> Because abortions are based on what?

[00:00:39]LACK OF ACCESS TO RESOURCES. NO, BECAUSE ABORTIONS DISPROPORTIONATELY HAPPEN TO IMPOVERISHED PEOPLE. Why are black people more impoverished than white people? Because of white supremacy. So, thank you for pointing out that people that have been FORCED INTO POVERTY THROUGH SYSTEMIC RACISM OF THE LAST 200 YEARS ARE FORCED TO ABORT THEIR BABY MORE because of the LACK OF RESOURCES TO BE ABLE TO RAISE A BABY. And then YOU, AS A WHITE LADY, USE THAT AS YOUR TALKING POINT TO TAKE THE HEALTH CARE AWAY FROM THOSE SAME WOMEN THAT ARE SUFFERING IN THOSE SAME IMPOVERISHED NEIGHBORHOODS BECAUSE YOU DON'T WANT TO acknowledge the white supremacy behind it all.

[00:01:10]>> Men are the mental health problem in this country.

[00:01:14]Jim Crow, white men. Slavery, white men.

[00:01:17]segregation, white men. Concentration camps for Asian-Americans in the late 30s and early 40s, 1,800 people died.

[00:01:24]How many black people were hung from trees? 8,000. Let me guess. Oh, yeah.

[00:01:27]Once again, white men. The gun violence, 98% are men. 84% are white men. US citizens. Huh. I see a trend. How about the middle passage where 1.2 African-Americans died? Oh, yeah. Once again, white men. Why was the Second Amendment written? Let me think. Hm. Oh, so black people couldn't have their freedoms. So the white men could once again control them. Who's in the White House? An adjudicated rapist convicted felon white man. Wow. I see a trend. But somehow but somehow Americans are just begging to blame a trans person, a non-white person. See, what happened to George Floyd is symbolic of what's happening in this country. the white man putting his knee on the neck of a non-white person and sitting there in broad daylight with the balls to say, "Who's going to stop me?" And that's what we're seeing right now. So, that's the question that we need to ask ourselves as a [ __ ] country. Who's going to stop them? Cuz I'm just one person here.

[00:02:25]Now, I don't know about you, but I got friends and family that are sitting behind the white privilege and I want nothing to do with them. Not because of who they are, because their lack of action. Martin Luther King said, "History is going to remember not the people that did bad things, but the good people that stood by and did nothing."

[00:02:43]Because once again, the white man is hiding behind their privilege while everybody else is getting treated like absolute [ __ ] garbage because it doesn't affect me.

[00:02:52]You don't even want to go on a general strike to stop fascism. OH, I CAN'T WORK. OH, I got a job.

[00:02:59]White man is the mental health crisis in the United States of America. It has been since day one.

[00:03:06]>> White people, let's talk about it. Let's talk about our violence. White violence.

[00:03:14]No more deflecting. No more blaming everything on everybody else. Let's confront ourselves.

[00:03:21]White people in America. Our history is so extremely violent. And instead of confronting that, we continue to blame other people for the issues and the problems in this country instead of just taking ownership of our part to play in everything, which is a huge part. Can we stop scapegoating other groups of people, please, and just look at ourselves?

[00:03:44]>> America chose and it chose white supremacy, fascism, and authoritarian rule.

[00:03:55]It shows the subjugation of women, gays, immigrants in service of white supremacy and in service of one man really because we've decided with this election to put one man outside the bounds of the rule of law.

[00:04:14]And it's going to be way worse this time because you just rewarded a criminal con man grifter whose back was against the ropes and who seen no repercussions for any of his criminal acts or acts of revenge against his perceived enemies.

[00:04:31]You've given him cart blanch to do whatever he wants. Okay. So, I see once again, we've had it put into our face that white folks, we are the problem. We're the problem.

[00:04:47]We're the problem.

[00:04:49]Our refusal to honestly deal with our history of hatred, racism, genocide is a pro problem. Our inability to see where the unhealthiness of our culture is the problem. Our inability to see how racism and Christianity all tied up in together is a problem is the problem.

[00:05:16]And the biggest problem is that we do not see we are the problem.

[00:05:23][sighs] God bless everyone. Have a beautiful afternoon.

[00:05:26]>> What's up guys? Welcome back to the channel once again. Now guys, white people, they are waking up and realized that they have been blaming black people for the wrongs that it is that it is been happening to them in America. And right now they're coming out and realize that black people they are not the ones who have been bringing all the problem in America. you know the rich white people they have been coming out and telling the middle uh white class people that all the problems and all the struggle they're going through it is because of the immigrant and it is because of black people. So right now the middle class white Americans they are coming out and realize that black people they are not the problem. In fact the problem in America it is because of their system. It is because of how they have been racist towards black people.

[00:06:13]It is because of how they are their ancestor they made them to think that black people that the problem in America. Now guys, I just want you to watch the rest of the video. Then I'll be back with more comment >> about whiteness before this app goes specific to white people in America, which is kind of me. There are these conversations we have about imposter syndrome, you know, like I have imposter syndrome. I have imposter syndrome. And for a white person, the reason that you and I have imposter syndrome is because we are imposters. To be born white in America is to be born a settler. Even if we don't own land, the cultural implications of colonization and the power structure means that we have a settler psyche. That's how our brain works. That's how we think. That's how we go in the entirety of the sense of self in whiteness for white people. Is a fabrication. It is a lie. It is pretenders. We are imposters. That's why we have imposter syndrome because we are imposters. Why do you think white people, especially white men, me, why do you think we're so fragile? Why do you think we can't handle conflict? Why do you think we run away all the time? Why do you think it's because we have a fragile sense of self, a fragile ego, and we're fragile? Because we are trying to keep up this charade of being superior, which is a [ __ ] lie. The irony of a superiority complex is a deep sense of misery and fragility that makes life not enjoyable because we are actually living counter to what is true to humanity, which is that we are all the same [ __ ] species. Meaning, we are all equal. We are all worthy and valuable to the same [ __ ] degree. But because we have so distorted that, because of our ancestors have so distorted that, maybe I should point down. They're certainly not going there.

[00:07:48]Because of that distortion, we are born into the psychological framework where we have this really fragile sense of self. And we're just trying to keep up with the Jones, keep up the [ __ ] charade, and we don't do the [ __ ] work internally to actually figure out how to root and ground ourselves in some sort of values, to respect the humanity of others, to respect the humanity of ourel. And so we just pretend. We pretend. And then we feel terrible. I'm imposter. They're going to find out that I'm a fraud. Well, you are a [ __ ] fraud and so am I cuz we're [ __ ] white Americans. Now, this is a little bit different for men and women. There is an imposter syndrome that exists under patriarchy for women that I'll never understand. And so, I'm just speaking to the white portion of this.

[00:08:22]But if you are white, even if you're a woman, it's a little bit different obviously, but like white people in general, we are [ __ ] imposters, man.

[00:08:30]And we got to confront that and look at it then in the mirror cuz do we want to be fragile forever? Do we just want to like not be able to deal and handle conflict forever? Do we want to do this [ __ ] right to comfort forever? And I'm looking at myself in the mirror right now. This is what I realized this whole last year. I am a fraud. I am a fake. I am a pretender. That's who I have been. That's not who I need to continue to be. There's a better world.

[00:08:51]There's a better life. There's better relationships. But the longer we run away from this [ __ ] the longer we [ __ ] hide, where are we going to get? We're never going to be good community members.

[00:09:02]We're never going to be able to practice actual revolutionary values. We're just going to keep in the same [ __ ] [ __ ] distant, non-intimate, fake imposttor [ __ ] We have imposter syndrome because we are imposters.

[00:09:14]>> But there's a huge difference between being not racist and anti-racist.

[00:09:18]Growing up as a white person, I was not racist. I didn't say the n-word, but I also was terrified to participate in any sort of discussion about race. I sort of just stayed out of it, right? I was like, "This isn't a problem I contribute to, but it's also not going to be a problem that I help put an end to, I guess." Then I went to college at Brown and that's where I learned that not being racist is in its own way contributing to racism. Because if you are too scared as a white person to call out the racism of other people or to critically examine your own biases, especially your implicit ones, that is still a contributing factor to the problem. And that's why I now make the content that I do because I'm thinking back to all of these things that I heard as a child and I'm seeing my entire life in a new light. like, wow, this family was quite racist. This friend was racist. All these things that the people I went to high school with that they did sort of critically examining it as well as my own biases. So, if you are someone who continues to insist that you're not racist, you're probably contributing to the problem. White people have done every single thing in our power to make black people feel less than, to feel worthless, to feel inferior. And you didn't. We failed. We failed in that. We enslaved you. We beat you. We bred you.

[00:10:35]We treated you worse than cattle. We did everything that we could in order to make the black person in this country feel inferior. And you are still here.

[00:10:52]And you influence everything. every single day is influenced by a black person in some way. Music is influenced by black people. Fashion is influenced. The way we speak is influenced. Every single thing that is American culture, American culture has been influenced by black American. So, as a white person, if your people have spent hundreds of years telling you that these other people are worth less than you, you're going to be [ __ ] annoyed when they don't act the way that you've been told that they should [ __ ] act, right? That's their mentality. That is what their mentality is. They've been told their entire lives that black people are inferior. And so when you don't act that way, it enrages them. And that that is it. It's jealousy. The community that black people have in every situation, Montgomery, there was a hat thrown in the air and you guys jumped into action.

[00:11:59]It was I am so trying to be respectful.

[00:12:04]I really not trying white women tears.

[00:12:08]Black women have the DNA for every single human on the planet. It is in your bones. You make it. And that is magic. So, it's another it's like I and I don't mean this in in any any disrespectful way. Um it's they're playing their role. It's just like the heteronormative way of life, right? like you're assumed straight until you come out because that's what everybody does. Everybody does it. And so we all play our roles that we are assigned, but black people in this country are not playing the role that was assigned to them in the mentality of white people. You guys aren't taking out our garbage. You're not taking care of our children. You're not in the fields.

[00:12:58]You know, you're educated. You are highly educated. Like again, you are more educated. Black women are more educated today than every other class of person. And that happened in less than 50 years. It ju I just it is jealousy. It is rage and the fact that you guys are not playing the assigned role that they think that you should be playing. Um, so I hope that this was respectful.

[00:13:35]>> Racism devastates people from the global majority the most. Obviously, let's be really clear about that. But whiteness carries a cost for white people, too.

[00:13:44]And I wish white people could get that into their heads. It shows up in how isolated we often are. In regions like the Northeast and Wales, over 90% of people are white British. And a third of white Britain say they have no friends from a global majority background. I mean, think about what that means. We are cut off from whole worlds of perspective, from different ways of thinking, problem solving, creativity, ideas, joy, humor, you name it. Instead of gaining resilience through difference, we stay small and we stay shallow and we cling to sameness. And I guess we call that normal. Whiteness looks like power, but it's really a cage. It cuts us off from the richness of life itself.

[00:14:32]Racism dehumanizes people of color, but it also diminishes white people. And anti-racism isn't charity work.

[00:14:39]Remember, it's how we open the door to fuller humanity, connection, and possibility. I mean, it would be great if we did this out of the goodness of our hearts and for the sake of justice.

[00:14:50]But if that feels like too much to ask, do it for selfish reasons. Do it because your life will be richer, deeper, funnier, and better if you do.

[00:15:00]>> So, black people are taking white jobs.

[00:15:02]China gave us the China virus. Haitians are eating pets. Puerto Rico is a floating island of garbage. What the [ __ ] are white people besides gigantic piece? That video was taken down after it went very viral um because apparently there was a whole bunch of people who didn't like me talking [ __ ] about the white folk. Um but I am I'm here today on November 6th, the day we literally lost our democracy to tell you that white people are the [ __ ] problem.

[00:15:33]We've always been the problem and we're always going to be the problem. I am not one of those [ __ ] pick me girls, okay? I am on all the marginalized groups side. I will say [ __ ] the patriarchy to anyone who will listen.

[00:15:48][snorts] This right here, this Donald Trump presidency for 2024, white. So, it's Mhm. We let all of our black and brown and gay and lady friends, we let everyone down. Yep. You can only blame you white people. And I'm trying to make this video so it doesn't come down because you are the [ __ ] racists in this country.

[00:16:16]Yep.

[00:16:17]I mean, you are the ones that called every marginalized group a slur, not not the other side. Have the [ __ ] day you deserve.

[00:16:29]I cannot wait for the comments on this one, but white people, we are gross. And I just learned yet another reason why.

[00:16:37]So, my three-year-old son is in nursery school, right? And we got an email the other day that said that there was lice happening at the school. Gross. So, I follow the links to like the CDC page on head lice and I of course buy all the products and get the knit comb and all the things and I'm studying the the information on the CDC page when I what what to my wondering eyes should I come across but the little fun fact that AfricanAmerican communities experience LESS LICE >> [laughter] [gasps] >> THAN WHITE PEOPLE. IT just makes me think of what a nice compliment that is to the Tik Tok I saw the other day. I wish I could remember who created it with the guy talking about how [clears throat] when the Europeans came here to the US then you know Turtle Island, the indigenous people could smell them like football fields away and they were like so repulsed that they begged them to bathe and they taught them how to have appropriate levels of hygiene. And they say white people have no culture. It's in our blood. We're disgusting.

[00:17:55]>> You don't think white women have been conned to the most by patriarchy?

[00:17:59]Explain this.

[00:18:01]92% of black women [clears throat] voted for Kla Harris and only 47% of white women did. So more than half of white women voted for a patriarchal rapist. Why? Because they were the most conned by patriarchy. Sure, patriarchy runs thick in all of us, and we all do have to deconstruct. But because of patriarchy's intersection with white supremacy, it hits different for white women. White women are told, "Sh, yeah, white men might be the most powerful in society, but you can live in their houses. You can have access to the places where these men go to the places where influence happens. You can just influence your husband to get the world that you want because your husband will be the most powerful in this society."

[00:18:42]Patriarchy says, "Yeah, you have to submit to men. Men will always be higher than you, but you get to be higher than everyone else. And this is how patriarchy subtly convinces white women to help them enforce white supremacy culture. It says, "Yeah, you can't be at the top of the ladder, but we'll give you the second rung, higher than the rest of them." Patriarchy doesn't make the same promise to black women or to Latino women. It doesn't work so hard to con them because it knows that they're likely already sufficiently oppressed by white supremacy and likely capitalism, too. Patriarchy does its best to get white women to buy into the idea of hierarchy. It needs us to because if we didn't, we alone could be the force that changed the tides. There are enough of us. So, what it tries to offer us instead in order to entice us to play the patriarchal game is it says, "But you can be not like the other women. You can be better than the other women. You be the cool girl or the sports girl or the trophy wife while all those other women are getting oppressed because you're the exception. That's right.

[00:19:39]You're going to be the exception. Then you will get treated better by patriarchy. Patriarchy won't forget about you and render you invisible when you're in your 40s like it does those other women. You're special. If you're just self-sacrificing enough and you prioritize your children and your husband, oh, there will be a bright future waiting for you. Don't listen to those other older women. They're just bitter because they're not special like you. You're different. Patriarchy barely plays that game with other women. That is a game designed for white women. It's why white women are so competitive with each other because they all think they're vying for the slot of the special woman, the exception to the rule that applies to other women. Little do they know, there was never any such exception. That carrot is like the bunny that the greyhound is chasing around the track. It always just seems to elude them. By the time they figure it out, when they're in their 40s and they start getting treated like they have no value, well, by then they'll just be discarded while their husband gets somebody younger who doesn't yet know this. And then then that younger woman will be told, "You're the exception. It won't happen to you. just what you will be cherished forever. White women need to own our [ __ ] You should be really embarrassed by this.

[00:20:42]>> Can we stop for once at least maybe in our nation's history, stop trying to blame white-on-white crime on black people. Can we stop it for once at least, please? Like, we all know, we all knew when Charlie Kirk was killed. We knew we knew who this was going to be. We knew who the suspect was going to be. A young white man. We knew it. And yet some people tried to spin this to say it was something else. And now threats are being lobbied against black students at universities. Black H.B.CU are being threatened, being threatened to be blown up. I think four of them had to shut down yesterday and today um because they [clears throat] had to deal with bomb threats.

[00:21:22]It was never them. It's never been the black community. We always blame anybody else but ourselves. But the call is coming from inside the house. We are the problem. white-on-white crime. We are the problem. We have always been the problem. So, let's for once stop trying to blame somebody else and look inward and try to address the actual problems that we are the ones creating upon ourselves.

[00:21:44]>> Go ahead. Be on the wrong side of history. Listen. Listen, Shaquita. Isn't that Rachel Prof?

[00:21:49]>> I'm not stitching this to stitch for this woman to understand anything because there isn't a chance she's going to until she needs other women. She just won't understand it until she needs other women because white women are the problem. White women are the problem. I am the problem. So, I'm trying to be part of the solution. I'm trying to help white women understand that the reason that you're going so hard is because a man told you to go that hard. And um men are getting you to do their bidding war for them and go against women. You know, I am a woman's woman through and through. Have been my whole life. Um, I have never will never and don't need to ever be a pickme girl.

[00:22:40]And it's really sad that white women are the problem. Um, but we need to be part of the solution now, women.

[00:22:48]So guys, I hope you have watched those compilations of video and you have seen how white people they have decided to come out and expose their own about racism and how they've been treating uh the minority group and also black uh people. Now they're coming out and realized that all the problems and the challenges in America, it is it is not because of black people. You know, majority of white Americans, the rich white Americans have been coming out and telling the middle class white Americans that the problems and the challenges that they're going through, it is because of the immigrant and black people, the minority group. But right now, they're coming out and realized that it is their own system which has been um which it is their own system which which how it was designed to oppress black people. It was designed to uh to to make sure that black people they're not also becoming uh rich there. It is because of how their system it was designed. And right now I'm so happy to see that the people who are coming out and expose them and expose all their behavior. It is not white. It is not black people. It is their own people who are coming out and exposing. And this is to tell you that these people they are also tired with their own system. They're also tired to see how they've been uh how they've been treating black people, how they've been how their system has been always against black people. And you guys, you know, for so many years, you have been seeing black people protesting, coming out and try to voice the to to trying to come out and tell these people how the system is against them, how they're being treated. But these people, they've never listened to the protest of the black people. They've never listened to the cries of the black people. They've never come out and also show sympathy or showing concern on how black people they are being treated. But this time around you can see a majority of them they're coming out and start learning and start experiencing also how black people have been experienced. And that's why you can see majority of them they're coming out and [snorts] and say that oh black people they're being treated bad and because of uh because of how black people are going through the challenges and the struggle. It is not because of uh it is not because of the black people who are broughting this problem. It is because of them. Now guys, I just want also to read some of the comment and see what majority of black people that are coming out and say in the comment section. Now this one is saying that good job. Well done. It is true that sin hurts everyone involved. The the perpetator and the object of sin. Keep going. I am praying for the eyes of the white to be open and for all of us out of the various diaspora to understand our responsibility for moving forward with love and respect for our humanity.

[00:25:38]Let's be rooted and grounded in honor and respect for each other. Let's uh let's go. This one saying that they are not waking up. It is just it is just starting to affect them in a major way.

[00:25:53]Who feels it now? Exactly. So this one saying that these people they are not waking up. It is like they uh the system it has started to affect them and that's why they are coming out and and and [clears throat] talking because you can imagine for over 400 years these people they have been staying silent. Black people that have been protesting coming out telling them how the system it is working against them. these people they have never uh listened but it seems like the same same system it has started to affect them and that's why you can see they're coming out and saying no it is not black people it is our own system that it is how it was designed with our ancestor so right now they're coming out and putting the blame to their own system but uh they're coming out right now because the system it is affecting them this one saying that white s for your honesty this one saying that the people who are the problem know they are the problem but they don't care. Exactly. These people they know they know for very long time that they are the ones who are bringing all the problems but they don't care.

[00:26:55]But right now you can see the same same problem the same same system it has started to also affect them and that's why you are seeing them coming out and start acknowledging the ones who are bringing all the problem. Now this one saying that I love your footage that uh that uh footage that you showed because they still yet people that will share truth of what they feel and have seen are not afraid of calling it out. This one saying that uh thank you sir uh the first one minute of the video. Thank you. This one saying that they are they on each other heads with this fact. Gone ahead. You all gone ahead. Truth coming to the light. Exactly. So right now they need to realize that truth it is coming uh to light. This one saying that man they don't want uh they don't want facts that mean change some change some they are not interested in that but it is the truth. God bless you. This one saying that facts uh facts are being spoken here. Appreciate this one saying that you just can't acknowledge the problem.

[00:28:02]You have to solve the problem. Racism is expensive. Exactly. Right now these people that are coming out and realize that racism indeed it is expensive. This thing that I am becoming so impressed and proud of the white people who have come out of their cocoons and are beginning to see and realize that they have been lied to all their lives about black people and things are not as they were told. It will take more of you to come out and make the decision that you don't want to be part of these lies that have caused us to be in a constant state of uncertaintity and chaos that has entered our world and you want to take the necessary step to make a change. If it is becoming uh if it is becoming tiring to you, just think of how tired we are. I want love, joy, peace, happiness, togetherness, uh togetherness, community, friendship, etc. Sec treat uh trade uh trade meal to nowhere.

[00:29:14]So, this one saying that uh he's so happy to see that white people that are coming out and acknowledge that right now the system that uh they've been using it is not uh it was it was so bad and right now they're coming out and acknowledge it. And this one is saying that it is uh it is uh it will take them time to all of them to come out and uh to all to all of them to come out and admit because we know majority of them they don't love the truth. But I've been telling you that there's nothing that they will these people they will hide it will stay forever. No, they hide uh the something that they've been hiding will finally come out and and right now we are seeing that it is now coming out by some of them coming out and start to uh to to admit that their own system it is the one that is it it was the designed to bring problems towards um minority group or black people. Now guys I want also to uh share your thought on the comment section. I'll be reading it on my next one. See you guys. Subscribe if you haven't and also remember to give a video a thumbs up. [clears throat]