Probably because there are cultural differences that one side or the other doesnt want to live with. People aren't exactly the best at stepping outside of their comfort zone. That doesnt make someone a racist because they do the easy thing, its just the way it is.I didn’t say one way or another but now that you mention it, there’s a whole lot of folks that like to stay within their cultural comfort zone. It’s been that way since the dawn of mankind in case you were wondering.
“There are white people who are not as powerful as the system of white people — the caste system that’s been put in place — but they still, no matter where they are on the rung, or the ladder of success, they still have their whiteness,” she said.
“You still have your whiteness. That’s what the term ‘white privilege’ is. It means that whiteness still gives you an advantage, no matter,” she continued.
Someone please explain to me how these comments from Oprah are not racist:
https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/nation-world/national/article244747542.html
Oprah is the one who has privilege. She can use racist language like this and the MSM will not touch her
Ok.... what if.... a white media person....hmmm.... such as Ellen or Dr. Phil.... made comments about black folks drinking and drugging, robbing and acting like jive turkeys because of their “blackness”?She’s not saying white men can’t jump or anything similar, though, so it’s not really that argument
How is that racist? Being white means that you're much less likely to be called the N-word, for example. It's not racist to say that.
Seems like this video should've been made available waaaaaaay sooner.A few things here:
1) I don't see any racism on the part of the cops. I see a large and powerful individual who is resisting arrest.
2) They ask if he's on something and he says no. We know for sure he was on Fentanyl and other narcotics. This would have been helpful to know
3) Why did it take another country to release this video? Why did Keith Ellison only release an edited video to Americans?
I think the cops should be tried for using excessive force and should receive a fair trial and be judged by a jury of their peers. My guess is that they'll be convicted of something but their jailtime will be far less that what will appease the BLM crew.
I also do not see racial injustice here. I see a teaching moment for anyone else who's arrested by cops: do as they say. Don't resist. If you do you may end up dead.
There are some comfort zones that need never be stepped out of. Get over it.Probably because there are cultural differences that one side or the other doesnt want to live with. People aren't exactly the best at stepping outside of their comfort zone. That doesnt make someone a racist because they do the easy thing, its just the way it is.
A few things here:
1) I don't see any racism on the part of the cops. I see a large and powerful individual who is resisting arrest.
2) They ask if he's on something and he says no. We know for sure he was on Fentanyl and other narcotics. This would have been helpful to know
3) Why did it take another country to release this video? Why did Keith Ellison only release an edited video to Americans?