Ethan Reacts to 'Uhuru March for Reparations' w Channel 5
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Like it's going to build basketball courts on another city lmao. Low key this is just polite racism.
@Jasper Holloway Im sorry, were you just trying to pretend you care about black people by calling them "blacks" and talking about all the bad they do? Pretty clear you justbdont want any black people to receive any support. Who were you trying to fool here, little kids? Well, nobody every said you bigots were smart.
@Punch Down King it’s true though
Ain't this y'all's team🤦🏽♂️🤣
There's too many shootings
I’m just going to say it… speaking for other people doesn’t make you woke
If you reward people for saying the most basic woke shit ever or even posting a black square, this is whats gonna happen irl
I don't think all these people are doing it to be "woke". They genuinely care about a societal problem that should be finally resolved
@@Anna13Tonks that’s a generous take… maybe I’m cynical but most people who posted black squares did it to fit in and appear morally superior. This includes corporations that have racist hiring practices & treat their black employees like shit, all while trying to appear “woke”. They did even less than the bare minimum.
@@Anna13Tonks like the guy who was saying, their hard is in the right place but their approach is absolute dogshit. Taking funds to make a basket ball court? That’s just plain racist lol
@@Usshamma Yeah, black people should be banned from playing basketball.
Hi, I'm Native American. How does one judge HOW much money is entitled to WHOM and for how long? Our BIA is corrupt af and the systems put in place for "reconciliation" are always weighted in the House's favor. We'd be better off not ghettoizing widespread poverty into racial groups. We should fight poverty because it is right. The POC disproportionately affected by poverty would prefer long-term solutions, I assure you.
Reparations aren’t used for long term solutions, it’s used to give restitution for those people who were given nothing after slavery and were forced to live and create off of nothing and for generations were given nothing, fixing widespread poverty in 2021 would be separated because at this current point systemic racism is multi-faceted, also if your native American you should research your people first nation receiving reparations, they figured out how to judge and how much money was entitled and for how long..... It seems to me nobody has answers when it comes to black people but when it's native American, Jewish holocaust or Japanese internment camps people figure out the numbers
@@friskydingooo7992 wat
I mean you can just compare the whom and how much to everyone else who got money from
There government…. African Americans are the only one who have gotten $0
After how terribly black and indigenous peoples have been (and continue to be) treated like absolute garbage, reparations would be impossible to tangibly determine & distribute. Especially with this corrupt government that wants to appear to do positive things but only serves their corporate donors. The most they’ll do is have token minorities in high places, without addressing class issues that account for the majority of issues.
Please have Sudam call in for next week. I would like for him to talk deeper into the topic. And just to listen what he else he has to say. Loved this portion.
Sidam, but yea I agree he’d be great as a guest
@@Dylagm Saddam Hussein
Oops, autocorrect; my bad!
@@hooby7045 2:17
@@Dr.Sancar OMG are you kidding me.
Take a damn joke, also I would love to see Ethan interview Saddam Hussein
Alot of these people don't even understand how reparations work
A lot don’t understand they were paid reparations also. The slaves here were paid with land and still own tons of acreage. Generally the kids usually pissed the money away years ago and never told their kids about it.
How does it work exactly? As far as IO can see everyone who was ever a slave died over 100 years ago, why do their descendants get to piggyback on their suffering for free stuff? And what about all the white people with like 2% African ancestry? Do they get a slice of the reparations pie too since they did still have enslaved ancestors? That pie is gonna be split 200 million ways.
@@OpinionatedChicken59 basically yes. Our neighbor was a slave that died long before my time. She owned 1000+ acres that her owner gave her when she was free. It’s all “divided” between the 30-40 grandkids, they’ve held onto it though except for the 13 acres they sold us. If you put cows on the land then you don’t have to pay taxes. The dude I talked to said it wasn’t worth the few million dollars once it’s divided up 40 ways plus fees, lawyers etc.
@@MrPland1992 Exactly it's just completely unrealistic.
@@OpinionatedChicken59 there are still millions of slaves and former slaves in the USA. The 13th Amendment admits that forcing prisoners to work is slavery, and there are currently 2.2 million of those prisoners in the USA. Yes it disproportionately effects Black people, but the best answer is building an economic system that doesn’t exploit anyone, regardless of race, gender, and everything else. That can repair the lasting effects of slavery ( chattel slavery and other forms) way better than just writing some cheques.
Damn... i'll be honest, I live & work in San Francisco doing architecture and my last office was gentrifying the fuck out of SF... its not good. Then you got other people buying 3 story houses, chopping up each floor into a unit and then renting out rooms individually at $1K+ per room.... the housing is pretty fucked here. An article came out a couple months ago saying if you work minimum wage ($14 per hour) you would need to work 140 hours a week to afford your own 1-bedroom apartment in San Francisco... thats working 3.5 fulltime jobs at one time... the working class is fucked here....
Do you personally know people who have quit their jobs this year in SF?
And if you are a white person of this class, you probably have to pay some random black person who is richer than you money
@@nsg1747 if this is what you got out of the video then you completely miss the point. The people on organization is advocating for the capitalist class to pay reparations, not everyday working class people. It is a systematic issue, not an individual issue.
@@anthonyml3472 but why not reperate the lower class, instead of spesificly reperating the lower class slavery descendants. There are no difference between them, your point goes against the agenda you are supporting
@@Zero-tn8yg Personally, no. Everyone I know in SF still has the same jobs they had since pre-pandemic. A lot of us still remote work and have been given a giant swath of time that we expect to be working from home so some ppl have moved to other places in the country until we have to comeback to work in person again.
Honestly, I don't know anyone who has quit their jobs during the pandemic. I have family up in rural Washington State & SoCal who either still have the same job or ended up having to file unemployment. My dad was unemployed for like 8 months down in SoCal because of the pandemic but he's working now at the same job - he fills those brochure stands at hotels.
Ah man if they could get the channel 5 crew on as like a regular political correspondent or something that would be awesome
"I'm ALL FOR other people paying reparations" - every American.
Of course, the government should. What's your point
@First Last yeah people dont really seem to understand this. Some jewish holocaust descendant still has to indirectly pay some slave descendant if we do this, also the gouvernment has to spend 500+ million to find out who is actually a slave descendants
@First Last you think you're the only one paying the government misogynist? No, people with a lot more money and success than you contribute to that. So again, no, lower and middle class people shouldn't be expected to pay *out of their own pockets* for reparations because that's not realistic and that was my reply to this comment. These people are protesting for the government to pay reparations so yeah, if that's what you consider your own money, then you destroyed your own argument. The government accumulates wealth FROM ALL OF US for that reason, to distribute it where needed, without burdening anyone with additional taxes and withholdings. These are theories already developed by political leaders which you wouldn't understand, reparations weren't invented by a rando on the internet like you, Mr. "Who pays the government". You thought that was an IQ play 😂😂😂
@First Last i just know youve never touched a woman lol
"Can I have 5 dollars?"
These people are about as useful as the people that tweet with hash tags and think they're making a difference.
SHUCKY DUCKY QUACK QUACK
At least they're doing something and trying to start a movement. Making a tweet with hashtags isn't at all like putting your effort in an actual organization and going out on the streets...
I think Native American communities deserve reparations and support as well.
I think there land should be given back to them, and the USA government uphold them deals and treaties they signed .
Not to sound ignorant but I live around a large Native American reserves and they seem super wealthy. They fund casinos!
Native Americans have already been rewarded their own reservations and fucking CASINOS while blacks have gotten absolutely nothing. Just stop.
Definitely as an African American who’s generation in America goes back hundreds of years, no one suffered more than Native Americans
Upload off the rails right now lol
With reparations I get it if you are descended from slaves but what about Black Americans who aren't descended from slaves (e.g. immigrated to the US)? They'll have most likely been discriminated against but if you use the slavery measure do you not give black immigrants anything?
If not are people trying to pay off their guilt rather than make a real change? I'm not arguing against doing it (I'm not in the US in any case) I'm just thinking what would be the most effective way of making a difference because it might be something other countries could do.
The point is to pay people who did work and didnt get paid.
@@LittleRainGames Those people are dead.
Ever heard of imperialism and colonialism? There's money owed there too lmaoo
I need a shirt that says "CashApp: the best way to send reparations"
I’m sending reparations on cash app every two weeks to my boy for an ounce
Lol cam or luve can we please get a highlight of the breakdown of the key signature and tempo changes of island bois? I keep trying to show my friends that hilarious moment and having to scrub to the middle of the podcasts to find it
I'd like to see it, I heard Dan say something about it briefly. But not a breakdown. I mean it seems clear to me that the Island boys aren't actually keeping in time with anything. Tthe snaps appear quite random, But it still would be interesting to see it examined and broken down lol
"bro, I was IN the holocaust" lmao
40 acres and a basketball court, they just updated reparations
Any reparations would be great to start with but if we do give real reparations it would be literally giving power to the community, a huge shift in representation is needed
Y'know, I've been thinking about what reparations would look like and it's impossible to give black people all that they deserved.
I'm a 17 year old middle class white male so idrk what is needed most, so my thought was that maybe there should be black representatives, elected by African Americans, who manage a fund of money that would go to those communities.
I also understand that how easy it would be for corruption to take place, but I trust people that want to build basketball courts for black communities even less.
Idk, that's kinda my two cents on the issue - hope I didn't come off too ignorant. 🤷♂️
Germany’s reparation system is a great analogy
Too bad they're still failing to pay for the destruction of Warsaw and Poland in general.
They started to pay those reparations like months after the war ended. Today is like 150 YEARS after the fact (regarding slavery). Big difference. The window period has long passed.
The lady at 11:45 was basically like 'We are for reparations! I just think everybody else EXCEPT ME should pay for them.' lol how noble and woke of her. It's like if you walk around demanding people donate to the Red Cross and someone asks 'Did you donate to it?' and you say 'No, and I won't.'
Ok tbh they literally gave the correct answer to the 5$ question. You cant pay reparations with pocket change, its not gonna fix the systemic issue they are protesting. I dont think the analogy works here.
Typical
Sis it is not the individual job of the citizen to fund reparations.
Reparations for POC amount to millions at this point. You think this lady with her minimum wage can contribute anything? What's your point even
Uhh she was not like that at all. She said its not a problem for the working class to solve, and I think that makes complete sense
The money raised by the march goes to the Black Power Blueprint. Launched in 2017, the African Peoples Socialist Party (APSP) aims to return the majority-black North Side of St. Louis to its former economic, political and cultural vibrancy through self-sustaining economic development. They are transforming St. Louis north of the infamous Delmar Boulevard divide, where the population is 94 percent black and 35 percent of the residents live below the poverty line.
They have demolished abandoned dilapidated buildings and built the Uhuru community center, a farmers market and garden, renovated a fourplex for the African Independence Workforce Program for prisoners re-entering the workforce. Other in-flight projects include a community kitchen and women’s wellness center.
All this great progress in the last 3 years has accomplished with more than $300,000 in funds primarily from crowd-funding, webinars, Uhuru Pies and Uhuru Furniture sales, countless donors and in-kind services and contributions.
The APSP has stated for the record they find it reprehensible that Callaghan would try to ridicule a historic march for white reparations to African people in order to fan the flames of white nationalist violence against the African community.
omfg Sidam just collecting his reparations at the event itself
Asking the youth of today to pay taxes for the crimes of yesterday isn't eqaulity and as someone who lives in a country where millions are spent trying to help those communities... none of it works to truly combat the intergenerational transference of social problems Throwing money at it doesn't always work. I agree that education is a good start though. Funding correctly to help the individual grow if you actually cared and not some psudeo altruistic millionaire looking to 'change the world'
Looking forward to Channel 5 dropping the Tijuana episode soon gonna be lit.
why would they use a swahili word for their organisation when slaves came from west aftrica??
Woah AB assimilated with Hassan
A really insightful essay similar to this phenomenon is The Progressive Plantation by Lorenzo Komboa Ervin
They need to wash my guys computer face.
AB looks like a young Ted bundy and I hate the fact my mind recognized that
No he doesn’t - like at all
This video made me realize how often I say, “y’know?”
Channel 5 is one of my favorite CZcams channels
Was no one else weirded out by the way Ethan was talking about black people? I mean, yeah, we're at a certain generational disadvantage because of slavery but we're not all witheringly poor, uneducated, and without property. It sounded like he was talking about a group of helpless Oliver Twist-like orphans instead of a continously thriving and prospering group of people.
No bc that’s not what he said
14:22 youngest continent? Isn’t it the oldest? I thought all human ancestry traced back to Africa?
we literally got payed more per week for covid than haulicaust survivers got payed per month
My grandparents migrated from Italy obviously long after slavery was abolished in America. Hence, my family’s little amount of wealth does not derive from slavery. Why should I have to pay for reparations? That’s the only reason I disagree with reparations in the modern day.
I do support more funding for inner city school systems. I have friends who teach in NYC public schools and they’re terrible
Most families never owned slaves, I think like 1 or 2%
You don’t pay reparations, the American government does. Please educate yourself
@@someonethatsonyoutube8631 where do think that $ comes from?
@@justinc6962 It can come from some of the hundreds of billions of dollars America unnecessarily puts into the military.
Would affirmative action be considered apart of reparations?
Anyone think that chick at the beginning sounds like yokuhamaru from Naruto??
AHHHHHUUUUURUUUUUUUOOO
Not me having to wach this to calm down cos Ethan’s grandpa tryna talk to him thru a radio
pre watching andy
honestly if you told me this was organized by conservatives i would genuinely believe you
We’re not dumb the democrats take the group for the stupidest political party look at who they voted for and is the president and the rest of them
@@alexpadilla8322 stay mad smoking on that trump pack ez dub yall got beat by a literal senile old man imagine
Wtf? This shit is a staple of the modern day liberals lol.
Of course you would because all you need is someone to tell you something is true to belive it
Are we sure they aren't a comedy group 🤣
How does love bot get more fucked up every episode
Poor dr Dre is destitute as well as lil uzi vert
aren't you supposed to be live right now
Can I have 5 dollars kills me
Hearing Ethan talk politics always numbs my mind a little. Not even saying what he's saying is always a bad thing but he is just so out of his element every single time it seems like
He's in an echochamber..
racial based climate change damn thats a new one for me
There's a difference between paying holocaust survivors, who went through it, and paying ppl who were never slaves... I don't hold anyone accountable for what their ancestors did to my ancestors...
And who gets reparations? ALL black ppl? What about mixed race? Black ppl that came to the US 20yrs ago?
Reparations would be putting money into these communities Ethan gave a few examples in the video
This is a strange take to have as if those who were never slaves, aren’t affected to the systematic racism that aroused out of black slavery and jim crow laws. Germany also gave billions of dollars to Israel decades after the holocaust that helped the country’s infrastructure. Why can’t the united states do the same to help support black communities?
@@anthonyml3472 it's a "strange take" to wonder the logistics of reparations? Who gets what & who foots the bills?
Show me in my comment where I said people weren't effected by systemic racism... So it's not reparations for slavery, but reparations for "systemic racism" then? So how do we determine who has been affected by S.R. & how do you quantify that affect? BILLIONS have been put into "black communities", it just wasn't labeled "reparations"..
There's 10000s of questions to be asked about it. What exactly defines a "black community"? Only black ppl? Or whole cities as long as it's majority black? Do black ppl that have moved to the US in the last 30yrs recieve these benefits? What if an African man moved here this year, is he approved for these benefits? What if a black family makes $200K/year, do they recieve these benefits? Do you just want "free college" for black kids, paid for by taxpayers (even tho ALOT of those same taxpayers can't even afford to send their own kids to college)
@@anthonyml3472 I get it, it's a feel good thing. Wanting to help the black community... I get it. I think we should help ALL communities that need any help, whether it's black, white, Latino or whatever.. we should help people! But when it comes to "reparations" there's ALOT of questions an ppl rarely have answers to alot of the questions/logistics beyond the surface "yea! Black ppl should get reparations!"
@@S.T.A.550 “When it comes to reparations, in a historical and present context, you’re talking slave labor, and then fast-forward to being denied education, employment, redlining in communities, the prison-industrial complex. Those issues over time have created a system of oppression that continues today.”- former black panther Emory Douglas
So yes when we talk about reparations, it also also important to mention systemic racism. Reparations for black people also means making amends for the Tulsa Race Massacre. But what what you are doing is essentially making excuses for the U.S. government which is what I find odd considering your questions can be answered through a simple google search.
Yo Italy where is my reparations
Nothin but straight stereotypes from the beginning to end holyyyyyyyyyy......... What did Malcolm x say bout white liberals again someone remind me
Reframe reparations as the greatest economic turbo charge to a massive economic sleeping giant.
Think of the growth potential of all those folks having a chance and having hope, tons of small businesses could spring up in weeks and the boot gets taken off their economic throat to really pursue things they wouldn't otherwise
This would be great but not likely. You can't just give people money and expect them to succeed. Educating people has to come first. Look at people who win the lottery. Almost all blow it and end up right back where they started. The reality is, is that Most people blow the opportunity when given the money to invest and create generational wealth.
@@Creekvalley54 reparations doesn't necessarily mean just giving money to people directly, but could look like divesting funds away from military snd the defense budget back onto underprivileged communities. So funding and renovating public schools, infrastructure, Healthcare, social programs, etc.
@@Creekvalley54 it doesn't matter what you think people will do with it, it's their money, that's the point of reparations, it's only when black people ask for reparations is when everyone is considered what's being spent on..
@FRISKYDINGOOO it doesn't have to help them? It will widen the wealth gap and will only help the wealthy In the long term.
@@Creekvalley54 was that a concern when Jewish , Japanese and native Americans revived reparations ? No
Haha polo_cutty is a genius! Those who know , know!
I mean at least these people are doing something. I agree with them. I'm only surprised more POC people aren't involved.
POC aren’t involved with this because they are funding a basket ball court in St. Louis. These people who are walking around, a historically black city that they have completely gentrified, are screaming about white solidarity as they keep rising rent for PoC in the area. Local POC find this kind of virtue signaling really cringe. Yes, you can absolutely use this towards good- gather funds for local food banks or educational nonprofits focusing on education. Donate to criminal justice reform groups. Help those incarcerated for decades over petty drug related offenses. Create funds to run PAC for making actual social change. I see the Uhuru and I see a group of white folks gentrifying a legitimate movement
So you think I should be forced to pay black people money just because they're black and I'm not?
So is it a white only group?!? 😂😂
White guy
R u serious yea
U got change
Well next time
I've said this for a while now, all reperations should be like a free ancestory reading. honestly if the government just gives us money, nothing will change socially. The generational wealth is second to the sense of community and belonging
Dan is so smart ❤
My mom said there’s a lot of black people in Africa
Yes, social programs should be universal but the idea of reparations is giving what is owed outside of those programs.
A great way Ive heard we could do this is to create reparation commitees in these communities that are voted in by the community. those committees, with input from community members can then discuss and decide where reparations should go. X amount to a new school, x amount to each family etc.
But all funded with the money from people other than you right? It's very easy to give someone elses money away
@@mouwersor We all pay taxes here, this should come from the federal government, the entity that allowed and benefitted from the Atlantic slave trade. It should be given to communities and allocated to where it is most needed.
If you are a US citizen then we all fund the government. The same government that promised forty acres and a mule but never delivered that promise.
Whats most ironic is that we would all benefit from this and while direct payment to predominantly black communities is needed, we should still do similar community funding for the rest of the country to.
@@nazer9 So you want the ENTIRE SOCIETY to pay for what you think is right? You basically want to take money away with the threat of violence, which is what this taxation is, so people have to pay for things they do not believe in..? How can you justify threating other people like that? Do you believe in objective morality (and specifically yours somehow being 'the most objective one'...)?
@@mouwersor lol we already are forced to pay hundreds of billions a year for illegal wars none of us want. started with claims that the government has even admitted were lies.
Oh but wanting that tax money to instead be used to revitalize communities and pay what the federal government owes to the relatives of enslaved American's, thats to far.
And no not just me, a lot of people support some sort of reparations. If you don't, why? shouldn't we want our federal government to keep the promises they make to us?
And yes, helping people in need is objectively good.
@@nazer9 "we already are forced to pay hundreds of billions a year for illegal wars none of us want."
Yes, and we want less of that shit. You want others to economically fight your wars, serve your god.
"And yes, helping people in need is objectively good."
Prove it. Where does that inherent 'goodness' come from? What can you use to justify your interpretation of good is objectively superior to those of others?
HELLO, try chanting Nam Myoho Renge Kyo, it's a life changing phylosophy which i have been chanting since 9 years!
It's nice to see white ppl owning up to their actions to make this country great
big "look at me I'm a good white!!" energy. like yeah advocate for reparations but do it with transparency and with orgs led by ADOS
LOL oooof course these clowns believe in reparations. Lmao beautiful.
My family never owned slaves, most didn't. I'm not gonna pay for shit I wasn't involved in.
@@justinc6962 doesn't matter. You benefited from it. All whites did.
Aye Polo Cutty
You need to stop playing so much of his videos. He's chill so he would never call you out but it's disrespectful to profit off of 90% of his content. Even with some bs commentary
That black man is a sigma male with a sigma grindset to ask for money from those people. 😂
The racism in these comments is so gross.
Instead of marching and expecting OTHER people to pay black people, if these people just spent this same time working a job and then giving THAT money for reparations, it would be so much better.
A black person is taking money out of the pocket of a hard-working, say, Mexican immigrant, if they are paid reparations today. That immigrant's relatives never owned slaves, and maybe never even approved of slavery. Neither (obviously!) did the immigrant himself! If you have a time machine, then sure, go back in time and collect from the slave-owners themselves.
can I have $5 this guy don't care xD
Democracyyyyyyy
as a latino that grew up in north georgia i too feel i need reparations for the pure racist act that i witnessed my whole life its sad to say but it is true the way that the people in my community thought of immigrants it was very traumatic the extense of the problem . i dont care about me but i care about all the others that have their rights denied because they are not considered part of america because they where looking to better their live and escape the very real reality of 3rd world living wouldnt you. all the ones that are overworked and underpaid all tht saw rebel flags put up through school, vehicles and people with no correlation with the narzisistic naziistic supremacy toxicity it spread . how many are denied the chance to thrive because of this how many in immigration centers how many tht could of inspired the world for grace .
I’m white, brought up in Brooklyn to a lower medium income. Single mom, Jewish. From experience Ethan has no clue as to what he’s talking about. Him and Dan on this subject, they shouldn’t have even broached it. So uninformed and sheltered. Sometimes I think Ethan is dumb as a stump. Now he proved it. Him and Dan.
Yeah, it's better to give money to all poor people rather than to all black people because poor people of other races exist and some black people are rich. Imagine the government giving Kanye money.
Its group identity political thinking.. ethan is either just capatlizing on it cause its cool too or really believes the collective group means more than the individual human rights which sort of helps stop 'white rich people' taking slaves anymore.. sooo maybe he should actually research it rather than listening to his LA rich friends who live in their mansions but want to feel special by helping 'poor black people'
@@NaudVanDalen exactly and I gave him credit that he would know better.
@@HootisaidAwhata yes 🙌 Miss professor!! You said it better than I could.
Reparations are a joke
I’m sure Ethan would be right there with them if someone paid him enough lol
If you americans need to pay slave desendants for slavery, then the germans should pay ethans and his child reperation
@@nsg1747 I hope you aren’t being serious. This whole reparations thing is so stupid. It’s laughable.
@@trevormichael4906 Direct cash reparations are stupid, but no one is suggesting them.
"Reparations" means equalizing public schools, investing in black communities, subsidized housing, scholarships, etc etc . . . . relatively small prices to pay, especially because most of those were denied to black people for over a century.
@@NymbusCumulo928 I’m not gonna debate with you man. I think it’s stupid and it’ll never happen 🤷♂️
@@NymbusCumulo928 there is a difference between reperating poor communities and spesificly reperating slavery descendants. And the fact that you are talking about black people in general shows that you are racist because not all dark people are slave descendants. We would have to spend millions of dollars just for checking peoples genetics. Noone has talked about specificly investing in black communities, because thats per definition racist. Poor people in general needs help, not spesificly slavery descendants
I am all for YooHoo Reparations. That stuff tastes like shit!
Wouldn't a good way to do reparations be no taxes for decendents of slaves
I want reparations for my ancestral hardship
Yeah I think we all do
Yuh
💖
Bunch of clown pockets.
You would have to do genetic testing to give out proper reparations.. it would also increase everyone’s taxes. Throwing money at the situation doesn’t help because ppl line their pockets with the money that’s supposed to help people ie Detroit, Chicago, Baltimore, LA, list goes on and on. We need independent charities without rich establishment name attached to it to use the resources in the right way. The US bought new school books for Afghanistan last year but Detroit schools haven’t seen new books in years. And the money that was given to the state to help small businesses was used to do a jab lotto instead of saving black owned businesses in Detroit.
It's such a mess. But issues like these need to be addressed. Something needs to be done. it's better to work at these types of issues from all angles. Redistribution of wealth through social programs, housing support, healthcare and education funding for everyone, and particularly for low-income areas, is the very least that could be done imo. And that's not even addressing specific reparations aimed directly at people who are the decedents of slaves.
I don't know if genetic testing would even help, I don't know how accurate it is or how accurate records are. But the longer these types of things go on without anything done the worse they get.
If I wanted political commentary I have other channels to depress me. I come here for some relief to the pandering on the news. Come on Ethan! You used to make fun of these nut bags.
I DEMAND REPARATIONS....NOW!!
I also demand that someone other than myself pays it.
Liked the video, but the dude asking for money was unnecessary. Just wasn't that funny, idk.
We need to teach that racism is wrong.
"Yeah, I'd give you $5 if I had it".
Perhaps she should get a job, work hard, and not waste her time at these rallies, then she'd have plenty of money to pay to black people.
How do u know she doesn't have a proper job? Also, it's not her job to do that? She can't pay back millions and it's not fair to ask of middle class whites to just mindlessly financially support other random POC
Am i the only one here who doesn't that I'm subbed to this channel?
In America's largest state, Hispanics are the largest race (even more than whites). So in our largest state, should we also blame HISPANICS, and not only whites, for racism against black people? I'm not trying to pick on Hispanics of course, but just pointing out that whites are certainly not the only non-black racial group in America that allegedly discriminates against black people. So current black underperformance is not a problem caused by white people, at least not exclusively.
✊🏼✊🏼 rep 1
Would a black person make more money, get a better education, etc., by moving to a black-majority nation? Please tell me.
Keep in mind that many black-majority nations have average incomes of $50/MONTH.
If NOT, then should black people be glad that their ancestors were moved here, for their sake TODAY? I'm not approving of slavery, just wondering how black people TODAY feel TODAY about the fact that they are in America and not still in black-majority nations. Thanks.
A statement only a millionaire with zero intension of helping anyone else could make.
You embezzled the entire fupa fund but are pro virtue signaling for something you know damn well will never happen.
Omg how low do you go
Ethan: all the way
Lmaooo and now hes generalizing black people just calln em poor. Noice. Totally not racist.
Literally, I'm black and grew up middle class and in private schools. Like nah a lot of us good dude lol
Every race has been enslaved at some point in time. Who, where, when do we stop giving reperations without being racially biased?
Exactly we cannot change the past we would be better off to work for a better future and not make the same mistakes again paying people for something that happened to their grandparents friends uncles cousins little sister has always been just stupid and wasteful
We’re talking about in America which hasn’t even been alive very long in comparison to other countries. We can still fix the past instead of continuing this fucked up shit. When all is repaired we start over.
thats a good point yea but this is quite literally specifically about black slavery in the united states
I consider all the govt aid we’ve given them since last century “reparations.”
Everyone receives government aid, “we” haven’t given “them” anything different than what everyone “else” gets.
How much of your millions you gonna give for reparations Ethan???? 🤔🤔
I’ll tell you he’s in favor of all that stuff but when it comes down to it he’s selfish with his money
reparations are the government's job individuals cant change much (also taxing the rich more)
@@gabeanzek3148 You know where the government gets it's money from right?
@@gabeanzek3148 And how can you expect them to shell out god knows how much money to the few hundred million Americans alive today who had slave ancestors? Does everyone get $1 and the tax payers have to pay the bill as the streets crumble because there's no money left in the government piggybank?
Lmao what
Whole video cringe