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The New Race War · THINK BEFORE YOU SLEEP

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Speaker 1: I'm a pastor.
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Speaker 2: Of course I believe that all lives matter, but right now,
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Speaker 2: black lives.
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Speaker 1: Are the ones under attack.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 4: All lives matter, but the black ones matter more. Not
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Speaker 4: Asian lives, Mexican lives, Indian lives, Middle Eastern lives, or
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Speaker 4: white lives. None of those have a more important struggle
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Speaker 4: than the black one. Is anyone tired of this yet?
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Speaker 4: Is anyone tired of the female pastor with the LGBTQ
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Speaker 4: sash and her openly racist tear of which race matters
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Speaker 4: the most? I think people actually are, especially when it
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Speaker 4: comes to BLM, because some of the most outspoken people against.
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Speaker 3: Black Lives Matter right now are actually black people.
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Speaker 5: BLM is a scam.
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Speaker 3: It was literally a scam.
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Speaker 6: They had bought mansions and.
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Speaker 4: Now, BLM didn't start with this, but they are probably
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Speaker 4: the most famous right now for defending George Floyd and
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Speaker 4: causing massive riots over a guy who was about to
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Speaker 4: drive while intoxicated on fentanyl. If you actually watch the
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Speaker 4: arrest video, which it seems like nobody who supports BLM did...
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Speaker 4: He is very obviously on drugs and could have easily
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Speaker 4: fallen asleep at the wheel and plowed his car into
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Speaker 4: multiple people. Most importantly, none of the drama would have
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Speaker 4: even happened if he wasn't very actively resisting arrest in
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Speaker 4: the face of cops who are trying to accommodate him.
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Speaker 3: So because of the relentless false.
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Speaker 4: Narratives, open and belligerent racism against white people, and the
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Speaker 4: physical damage from riots that's been done to many different communities,
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Speaker 4: more and more people are starting to reject all of
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Speaker 4: the race-baiting that traditionally has worked very well. And proof
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Speaker 4: of this comes in the form of an event that
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Speaker 4: BLM and other forces are trying to turn into a
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Speaker 4: race war. Which brings us to a track meet in Frisco,
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Speaker 4: Texas on Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025. A 17-year-old high school
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Speaker 4: student named Carmela Anthony stabbed and killed another 17-year-old named
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Speaker 4: Austin Metcalfe. After this happened, a GiveSendGo fundraiser was made
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Speaker 4: to help with Carmelo's legal defense, and it raised hundreds
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Speaker 4: of thousands of dollars with supporters of Carmelo and BLM
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Speaker 4: activists not only saying a bunch of racist shit and
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Speaker 4: approving of the murder, but also saying that Carmelo is
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Speaker 4: innocent of wrongdoing because the stabbing was self-defense. Now, I
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Speaker 4: agree that everyone deserves their day in court, and Carmelo
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Speaker 4: deserves due process. However, after reading the police report, the
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Speaker 4: likelihood that this will qualify as self-defense in court is
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Speaker 4: almost zero. I'll be adding some extra context to the report,
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Speaker 4: but here it is. There was a light drizzle outside
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Speaker 4: during the track meet, and the officer reported that Carmelo
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Speaker 4: was under a tent that was designated for a different school.
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Speaker 4: Because of that, Austin Metcalf, the victim, and his brother
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Speaker 4: Hunter Metcalf asked Carmelo to leave. Carmelo refused to leave
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Speaker 4: and responded by saying,' Touch me and see what happens.'
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Speaker 4: After continuing to refuse to leave, at some point Carmelo
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Speaker 4: is pushed by the victim, Austin, and then he follows
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Speaker 4: up by saying,' Punch me and see what happens.' Last,
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Speaker 4: Carmelo stabs Austin Metcalf, runs away, and ditches the murder weapon. Now,
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Speaker 4: there are a couple of different versions of the story
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Speaker 4: with slight alterations, so I'll let Austin's brother, Hunter, who
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Speaker 4: was standing right next to him, say what happened.
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Speaker 7: Your mom told me that you were there. Yes, ma'am.
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Speaker 7: If you.
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Speaker 8: Don't mind, what happened?
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Speaker 9: There was this kid, before I knew his name now,
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Speaker 9: this kid was sitting under our tent at track. We
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Speaker 9: asked him to move. He started getting aggressive and talking reckless.
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Speaker 9: And my brother stepped in and said, you need to move.
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Speaker 9: He's like, make me move. Austin grabbed his backpack. The kid,
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Speaker 9: I tried to whip around as fast as I could,
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Speaker 9: but I didn't see the stab. And I look at
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Speaker 9: my brother, and I'm not going to talk about the rest.
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Speaker 9: That's just what I saw.
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Speaker 4: So to argue for self-defense in Texas, your life has
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Speaker 4: to be in immediate danger. Now, the BLM types will
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Speaker 4: point out that the two Metcalf brothers were quite a
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Speaker 4: bit larger than Carmelo.
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Speaker 3: And that's why his life was in danger.
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Speaker 4: However, this happened in broad daylight and a ton of
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Speaker 4: people were around, and the Metcalf brothers showed no intent
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Speaker 4: of using heavy or lethal force.
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Speaker 7: There was never a punch even thrown. So I don't care.
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Speaker 7: There was never a phone broken. We've never had contact
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Speaker 7: with this individual ever.
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Speaker 4: Not only that, but let's bring up that statute again.
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Speaker 4: In the law, it says that if you provoke the
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Speaker 4: person who you used lethal force against, which Carmelo reportedly did,
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Speaker 4: then you can't claim it's self-defense. So in my amateur
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Speaker 4: internet lawyer opinion, Carmelo is screwed. You don't get to
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Speaker 4: stab someone because they picked up your bag and pushed
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Speaker 4: you after you asked them to put hands on you.
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Speaker 4: I mean, if someone got stabbed every time a kid
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Speaker 4: was pushed when I was in school, then at least
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Speaker 4: half the student population wouldn't have lived to see graduation.
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Speaker 7: Doesn't make any sense.
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Speaker 9: I mean, that's my.
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Speaker 7: Just because the kid was mad, my son is not
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Speaker 7: here anymore. And I don't understand it.
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Speaker 3: Right, that's what it sounds like.
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Speaker 4: He was looking for a fight or looking to steal
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Speaker 4: people's unprotected items like this commenter said. He ended up
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Speaker 4: causing that fight and then used lethal force because he
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Speaker 4: was mad. And now not only is this 17-year-old kid
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Speaker 4: permanently scarred from having to watch his twin brother die
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Speaker 4: while frantically trying to keep him alive, but Carmelo also
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Speaker 4: emotionally scarred everyone close to Austin Metcalf.
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Speaker 7: I'm just, my other son is just crushed. And I
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Speaker 7: feel for him now and he'll never be the same.
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Speaker 7: None of us will. Grief... We all go through it,
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Speaker 7: but the thing about grief is you don't get over it.
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Speaker 7: You just learn to live with it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think you ever really get over your
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Speaker 4: son dying or your brother dying or your best friend dying.
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Speaker 4: I've known plenty of people who've had those they were
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Speaker 4: close to die, and they still aren't over it like
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Speaker 4: a decade later or more. So understand why a lot
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Speaker 4: of people are outraged that Carmelo's school still wants to
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Speaker 4: allow him to graduate, despite the fact that even if
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Speaker 4: he did get off with a self-defense charge, which he
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Speaker 4: almost certainly won't, He still brought a weapon to school
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Speaker 4: and started a fight, which is easy grounds for expulsion.
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Speaker 4: Why should he get to graduate after breaking school rules
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Speaker 4: when Austin Metcalf will never get to graduate? And so,
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Speaker 4: because Carmelo is almost certainly guilty of murder, unless there's
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Speaker 4: some info that we're unaware of, the racial grift must
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Speaker 4: begin to try to beat the charges. And the grift
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Speaker 4: is quite ridiculous. I mean, Carmelo and his legal team
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Speaker 4: are some of the dumbest criminals on the planet. You
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Speaker 4: can read the full police report where it says that
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Speaker 4: an officer called Carmelo the alleged suspect, followed by Carmelo
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Speaker 4: spontaneously saying, I'm not alleged, I did it.
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Speaker 3: Literally confessed to a murder right in front of the police.
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Speaker 4: Even worse for Carmelo's defense, his family picked some black
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Speaker 4: activist lawyer named Dominic Alexander, who I swear is just
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Speaker 4: like that race-grifting character from that episode of the Boondocks,
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Speaker 4: where they tried to bully the school for half a
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Speaker 4: million dollars because a teacher said the N-word.
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Speaker 3: I have a message for the Woodcrest School District.
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Speaker 1: Bravo, good love.
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Speaker 9: What's that stupid hustler doing here?
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Speaker 5: You have assaulted this fine family's dignity. You have assassinated
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Speaker 5: their pride, and you have hurt their feelings.
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Speaker 7: Now, somebody gonna pay. Don't listen to him, Grandad.
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Speaker 1: He just wants to use us to get press for
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Speaker 1: a stupid sitcom on BET.
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Speaker 4: The scary thing is that this episode of the Boondocks
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Speaker 4: is almost 20 years old, and it still applies like
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Speaker 4: it was written yesterday. So Carmelo's lawyer and his activist
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Speaker 4: group hold this press conference to, I guess, give everyone
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Speaker 4: a more positive outlook on the defendant.
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Speaker 3: Let's take a look.
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Speaker 1: Y'all, I'm Minister Dominique Alexander. I serve as the president
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Speaker 1: of the Next Generation Action Network. Today I come before
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Speaker 1: you with a heavy heart, but determined in spirit, not
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Speaker 1: just as an advocate, but as a black man. Black
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Speaker 1: people in America don't have to pull the race card.
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Speaker 1: I ain't pulling no race card.
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Speaker 7: I live it.
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Speaker 1: I'm reminded all the time that I'm a black man
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Speaker 1: in America.
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Speaker 4: I mean, if you don't want to be reminded of
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Speaker 4: your race, then maybe you shouldn't open up your speech with,
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Speaker 4: as a black man, as you use this press conference
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Speaker 4: to promote your race-based activist group.
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Speaker 1: This is not just about Carmelo. It's about the family
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Speaker 1: who dared to stand and demand justice in a return
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Speaker 1: and receive ugliness that racism in this country still breathes.
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Speaker 1: As the president of the Next Generation Action Network, we
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Speaker 1: will never ask the oppressor for permission to liberate our people.
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Speaker 1: We are not scared. We are not moving.
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Speaker 3: Wait, did I just hear a smoke detector beep?
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Speaker 1: We are not moving.
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Speaker 4: Anyway, I love how the family of the killer's immediate
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Speaker 4: legal strategy is to poison the culture into a race
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Speaker 4: war in the hopes of getting special treatment from the
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Speaker 4: legal system. Real generous of you to not only harm
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Speaker 4: the Met cast with this event, but also the entirety
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Speaker 4: of America.
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Speaker 3: You guys are real assholes.
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Speaker 4: This is despite the fact that Austin's father, Jeff Metcalf,
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Speaker 4: who is actually a victim, who was actually wronged, and
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Speaker 4: has been swatted multiple times over this event, went on
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Speaker 4: the news earlier before this press conference saying that he
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Speaker 4: didn't want to escalate this by making it about race.
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Speaker 7: This is not a race issue. This is not a
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Speaker 7: black and white issue. I don't want someone stepping up
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Speaker 7: on a soapbox trying to politicize this. I've already forgiven
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Speaker 7: the person who stabbed him. God's going to take care
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Speaker 7: of everything. If we all don't come together... Black, white, yellow, brown,
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Speaker 7: I don't care. It's all about human beings.
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Speaker 4: Wow, I don't know how many visits to a church
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Speaker 4: it takes to get that kind of peaceful mentality, but
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Speaker 4: if it was my kid, I wouldn't have been so nice. Actually,
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Speaker 4: Jeff Metcalf happened to show up to the Carmelo press
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Speaker 4: conference to, I guess, break bread and pray with him
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Speaker 4: in the hopes of making peace and showing unity, but
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Speaker 4: of course, Carmelo's team's legal strategy is to increase division,
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Speaker 4: so they didn't want Jeff Metcalf there, and Carmelo's lawyer
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Speaker 4: handles his presence at the conference in the worst possible way.
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Speaker 1: What we've seen at the beginning of this press conference,
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Speaker 1: of the father being at this press conference, is a
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Speaker 1: disrespect to the dignity of his son. Next Generation Action Network.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 4: Don't forget to plug the name of your organization 20
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Speaker 4: more times while the cameras are rolling.
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Speaker 1: From the beginning, has respected the loss of life. And
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Speaker 1: all I'm going to say, So it doesn't... be asked later,
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Speaker 1: is that was disrespectful. He was not invited. He knows
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Speaker 1: that it's inappropriate to be near this family. But he did.
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Speaker 5: We were asking him repeatedly to leave. And literally, he
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Speaker 5: wouldn't even talk. He wouldn't even say anything. He felt
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Speaker 5: like he could just stand there. It was very upsetting
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Speaker 5: to me.
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Speaker 4: Now, what I find curious about this here is how
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Speaker 4: the victim's father was asked to leave the area, and
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Speaker 4: he was able to do that without killing anyone.
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Speaker 3: The irony here is just great.
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Speaker 4: But anyway, this press conference is full of Carmelo's family
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Speaker 4: playing the victim, trying to increase racial tension, and telling
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Speaker 4: a number of lies. Here's a lie that I found
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Speaker 4: to be the most ridiculous while they were talking about
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Speaker 4: Carmelo's right to a trial.
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Speaker 1: He should be afforded the same rights that Kyle Rittenhouse had.
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Speaker 1: Nobody in the public media has one video camera, but
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Speaker 1: we got the video of Kyle Rittenhouse with an AK-47
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Speaker 1: shooting three people in the back. We got that. And
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Speaker 1: he raised more than $ 2 million publicly, and nobody says anything.
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Speaker 4: I mean, I agree that Carmelo deserves his day in
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Speaker 4: court and deserves to argue in his defense, but that
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Speaker 4: statement about Kyle Rittenhouse was so factually inaccurate... that they
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Speaker 4: should have fired that lawyer right on the spot for
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Speaker 4: saying it. Not only did he say the wrong gun,
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Speaker 4: but Kyle shot three people in the back? Bro, there
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Speaker 4: is literally evidence of the first guy threatening to kill
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Speaker 4: Kyle with a weapon before he was shot. You also
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Speaker 4: have video of Kyle being chased and violently assaulted by
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Speaker 4: a mob. And you have Gage Grosskreutz testifying in court
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Speaker 4: that he had a loaded firearm aimed at Kyle before
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Speaker 4: he was shot.
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Speaker 5: Mr.
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Speaker 8: Grosskreutz, I'm going to show you what has been marked
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Speaker 8: as Exhibit 67. That's a photo of you, yes?
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Speaker 7: Yes.
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Speaker 5: Okay.
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Speaker 10: That's Mr.
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Speaker 8: Rittenhouse?
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Speaker 4: Correct.
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Speaker 7: Okay.
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Speaker 8: Now, you'd agree your firearm is pointed at Mr.
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Speaker 10: Rittenhouse, correct?
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Speaker 7: Yes.
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Speaker 5: Okay.
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Speaker 8: When you were standing three to five feet from him
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Speaker 8: with your arms up in the air, he never fired, right?
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Speaker 11: No.
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Speaker 5: Correct.
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Speaker 8: It wasn't until you pointed your gun at him, advanced
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Speaker 8: on him with your gun, now your hands down, pointed
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Speaker 8: at him, that he.
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Speaker 4: Fired, right?
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Speaker 11: Correct.
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Speaker 4: After I heard Carmelo's lawyer say that stuff about Kyle,
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Speaker 4: I just started laughing. You can't get something that factually
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Speaker 4: wrong and call yourself a lawyer. You'll get destroyed in
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Speaker 4: a courtroom. But good news for everyone who wants justice
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Speaker 4: for Austin Metcalf. Though I guess all this makes sense
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Speaker 4: when you consider that this lawyer has been arrested multiple times.
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Speaker 4: one of them being for violently abusing and hospitalizing a two-year-old,
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Speaker 4: so Carmelo's family literally picked the worst possible man to
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Speaker 4: argue in his defense.
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Speaker 7: My name is Kayla Hayes.
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Speaker 1: I am the mother of Carmelo Anthony. He's been raised
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Speaker 1: in a two-parent home with structure, stability, love, and we
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Speaker 1: put God first.
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Speaker 8: In everything that we do.
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Speaker 4: If he's really from a two-parent home with stability, why
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Speaker 4: do you have different last names? Something's being left out here. Also,
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Speaker 4: why do you look like you're under 30 with a 17-year-old?
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Speaker 4: How old were you when you had him? Lots of
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Speaker 4: questions here. Anyway, again, more and more people are getting
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Speaker 4: really tired of everything being called racist, especially when that's
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Speaker 4: being used to cover up a crime. And because of that,
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Speaker 4: a situation that happened on the week of April 28th, 2025,
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Speaker 4: involving a white woman named Shiloh Hendricks, became a huge
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Speaker 4: event because she was recorded in a park saying some
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Speaker 4: offensive words. Now understand that in order to make this
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Speaker 4: next video YouTube-friendly, I have to censor some stuff, so
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Speaker 4: know that any time that the audio is cut, it's
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Speaker 4: because the N-word is being said.
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Speaker 2: I love how the guy's big issue was that the
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Speaker 2: N-word was said in front of children, as he immediately
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Speaker 2: proceeds to not only say the N-word a number of times,
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Speaker 2: but also encourages.
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Speaker 3: The woman to repeat the word.
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Speaker 2: Alright, that's what you say. Nobody dig into your shit.
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Speaker 2: That little kid, you call him an a * * hole?
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Speaker 2: That little child? Are you about to hit him? You
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Speaker 2: chase him here? So that gives you the right to
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Speaker 2: call the child five-year-old an a * * hole? That's
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Speaker 2: what you're going to call him? You know, that's a
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Speaker 2: hate speech. And you can be recorded for that.
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Speaker 4: Yes, you can definitely be recorded if you say something
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Speaker 4: in public. However, hate speech is not a thing in America,
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Speaker 4: and contrary to what social media is trying to get
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Speaker 4: everyone to believe, saying the n-word is not illegal. This
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Speaker 4: guy better hope it's not because he's said it a
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Speaker 4: bunch of times. Unless he's saying that laws should apply
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Speaker 4: differently based on race, and I could have sworn that
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Speaker 4: America went through a whole civil rights movement to make
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Speaker 4: such things illegal. Anyway, what happened was that a black
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Speaker 4: child tried to take something from this lady Shiloh's bag,
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Speaker 4: And in retaliation, she called him the N-word.
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Speaker 3: Now, is it wrong to call a kid a racial slur?
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Speaker 3: Of course it is. Is it illegal? Well, I'm not
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Speaker 3: a lawyer, but probably not.
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Speaker 4: Kids get called names all the time by adults, and
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Speaker 4: I don't think that people are being arrested left and
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Speaker 4: right for that. The cops are more concerned with did
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Speaker 4: you hit them or engage in extreme verbal abuse like
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Speaker 4: screaming or threatening them. Now, should Shiloh receive harsh criticism
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Speaker 4: for doing this?
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Speaker 3: Absolutely.
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Speaker 4: If it was my kid she called a racial slur,
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Speaker 4: I would be pretty mad. However, I don't think it's
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Speaker 4: a crime. But as I said, the video went viral,
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Speaker 4: and the internet ended up doxing her address, her phone number,
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Speaker 4: and much.
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Speaker 3: Worse, leaked her social security number.
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Speaker 4: I imagine that this was also compounded by lots of
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Speaker 4: threats because that's what usually happens in these cases, and
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Speaker 4: so Shiloh started a GiveSendGo campaign on May 1st to
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Speaker 4: help her pay for some of the expenses of having
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Speaker 4: all her information leaked. My name is Shiloh, and I've
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Speaker 4: been put in a very dire situation. I recently had
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Speaker 4: a kid steal from my 18-month-old son's diaper bag at
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Speaker 4: a park.
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Speaker 3: I called the kid out for what he was.
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Speaker 4: Okay, so I don't think anyone's denying that this lady
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Speaker 4: is at least a little bit racist, but trying to
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Speaker 4: ruin a woman's entire life and threaten her safety because
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Speaker 4: a word was said is inappropriate. Think of all the
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Speaker 4: non-white people who constantly say racist shit and they receive
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Speaker 4: no consequences at all. Think of stuff like this children's
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Speaker 4: book here that teaches anti-white racism to kids, or this
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Speaker 4: social experiment that British television did that taught kids based
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Speaker 4: on a racist narrative, No one is having their lives
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Speaker 4: ruined over those things, so maybe just have Shiloh apologize
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Speaker 4: to the child and the family, and have her take
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Speaker 4: a course on how to manage undesirable behavior from children
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Speaker 4: without calling them racial slurs. You know, have the punishment
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Speaker 4: fit the crime. But since Carmelo Anthony got hundreds of
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Speaker 4: thousands of dollars on GiveSendGo for killing a student, and
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Speaker 4: he was being glorified for doing that, and because Shiloh
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Speaker 4: opened up her GiveSendGo account just a couple weeks later,
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Speaker 4: in response, the internet started donating to Shiloh like crazy,
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Speaker 4: and we got some competitive racism in the form of charity.
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Speaker 4: We had people on Team White donating $ 2, 000 to help
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Speaker 4: spell out the n-word, and people on Team Black were
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Speaker 4: donating to share how they were happy that Carmelo ended
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Speaker 4: the life of a white kid, until GiveSendGo removed the
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Speaker 4: ability to comment on both campaigns, which pissed a lot
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Speaker 4: of people off because the comments were only removed after
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Speaker 4: Shiloh began her campaign, and it was like a day after. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 4: people had been saying racist shit and cheering on the
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Speaker 4: stabbing of a white kid for weeks on Carmelo's page. Now,
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Speaker 4: I will say that these comments are probably not good
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Speaker 4: for the culture. However, the suggestion here is that black
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Speaker 4: people can be as racist as they want towards white people,
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Speaker 4: and no one cares. Meanwhile, when similar sentiments are thrown back,
17:41
Speaker 4: it's the end of the world, and now action has
17:43
Speaker 4: to be taken. This double standard is why people are mad.
17:47
Speaker 4: Both types of racism are bad, but only one gets punished.
17:50
Speaker 4: So far, Carmelo's campaign has raised $ 530, 000, and Shiloh has
17:53
Speaker 4: raised $ 780, 000. to which, I think in both cases, the
17:59
Speaker 4: money couldn't have gone to less deserving people. Obviously, I'm
18:02
Speaker 4: more sympathetic to Shiloh because her sin was far less severe. However,
18:06
Speaker 4: despite that the reaction to what she did was way
18:09
Speaker 4: out of line, I'm not a fan of a person
18:11
Speaker 4: being essentially rewarded with close to a million dollars for
18:14
Speaker 4: doing a bad thing. But again, the reason that she
18:16
Speaker 4: got so much money is because of over a decade
18:19
Speaker 4: of unmitigated racism towards white people from the mainstream media, activists, colleges, politicians,
18:26
Speaker 4: and human resources departments. For over 10 years, people have
18:29
Speaker 4: been making some of the most evil and prejudiced accusations
18:32
Speaker 4: towards whites. However, if you say something reasonable like, hey,
18:36
Speaker 4: maybe don't drive a car while you're under the influence
18:38
Speaker 4: of fentanyl, they will have a meltdown and try to
18:41
Speaker 4: ruin your entire life. I mean, you had people saying
18:44
Speaker 4: shit like this on social media, and nothing would happen,
18:46
Speaker 4: but if you said a man is a man on
18:48
Speaker 4: social media, then you could lose your livelihood. And the
18:52
Speaker 4: legacy media types are still trying to maintain this as
18:55
Speaker 4: a status quo. In response to the two fundraisers on Give, Send, Go!,
18:59
Speaker 4: Piers Morgan did a panel and interviewed a co-founder of
19:01
Speaker 4: the website in a video where I can only imagine
19:04
Speaker 4: it was Piers' goal to increase racial tension.
19:07
Speaker 10: In the case of Shiloh Hendricks, it seems to me
19:09
Speaker 10: pretty open and shut. This is a woman on camera
19:12
Speaker 10: repeatedly using the N-word, first of all with a five-year-old
19:15
Speaker 10: autistic child, it seems, then an adult who's filming her,
19:19
Speaker 10: doesn't care, is blatantly racist. Why should someone like that
19:24
Speaker 10: be allowed to raise any money on your site if,
19:27
Speaker 10: as you say, you are driven by a Christian purpose?
19:30
Speaker 11: Well, that's a fascinating question. I would almost flip it around.
19:34
Speaker 11: It's like if we tried to create litmus tests for
19:38
Speaker 11: everybody to come onto a platform to use it, pretty
19:41
Speaker 11: much could guarantee nobody would pass the litmus test because
19:44
Speaker 11: the reality of humanity is that we're broken.
19:46
Speaker 10: So you would let anybody onto your platform to raise
19:49
Speaker 10: money for anything? Is that your position?
19:51
Speaker 11: No, the position is that there are laws that define
19:54
Speaker 11: what is legal and what isn't legal. And we adhere
19:58
Speaker 11: to the laws as the framework for what is and
20:00
Speaker 11: isn't allowed.
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Speaker 4: Yes, that basically should be the line for all these
20:04
Speaker 4: social media websites. In fact, in America, legally, they're supposed
20:08
Speaker 4: to behave like Give, Send, Go to retain certain protections,
20:11
Speaker 4: but the government loves to not enforce the law. So,
20:14
Speaker 4: in retaliation to this very reasonable point, it looks like
20:17
Speaker 4: Pierce's team has done some research and has found that Give, Send,
20:20
Speaker 4: Go is a Christian website.
20:22
Speaker 3: And because of that, there are certain behaviors that they
20:24
Speaker 3: actually don't allow.
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Speaker 11: Well, I'll say historically, we've stood on that principle of
20:28
Speaker 11: saying we're going to allow things that we disagree with.
20:31
Speaker 7: Okay.
20:32
Speaker 11: And we've allowed things that we completely disagree with.
20:35
Speaker 10: Do you allow people to do pro-abortion? Do you allow
20:37
Speaker 10: pro-abortion fundraising?
20:39
Speaker 11: Actually, there's two caveats to what Give, Send, Go has
20:43
Speaker 11: carved out. And one of them is we, well, it's
20:47
Speaker 11: broken into two pieces. but it's the protection of children.
20:50
Speaker 11: So we say we're going to protect children because they don't.
20:52
Speaker 10: Have a voice.
20:53
Speaker 11: So we're not going to allow fundraising for abortions on GiveSanGo,
20:56
Speaker 11: and we're not going to allow fundraising for the transition
20:59
Speaker 11: of children.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 4: He's a hypocrite, which would have been a great gotcha
21:04
Speaker 4: moment for peers if it wasn't for the fact that
21:06
Speaker 4: in many states, abortion and transitioning children is a crime.
21:10
Speaker 4: In fact, it seems like Pierce is not very informed
21:12
Speaker 4: on U.S.
21:13
Speaker 3: Law at all.
21:14
Speaker 10: Inciting racial hatred is a crime, right?
21:16
Speaker 11: Inciting racial hatred is a crime?
21:18
Speaker 7: Yeah.
21:19
Speaker 11: Where?
21:20
Speaker 10: You don't think it's a crime?
21:21
Speaker 11: In the U.S.? Yeah, it is. I've never seen that
21:24
Speaker 11: as a law on the books. It is.
21:27
Speaker 10: I'm not even American, and I know it's a law
21:29
Speaker 10: on the books. You're not allowed to incite racial hatred
21:32
Speaker 10: or violence against ethnic groups based on their ethnicity. What
21:36
Speaker 10: could be a more glaring example than someone on camera
21:39
Speaker 10: calling black people the N-word?
21:41
Speaker 4: Yeah, Piers, that's not a crime. I mean, groups like
21:44
Speaker 4: Antifa and BLM and news reporters, as well as a
21:47
Speaker 4: number of U.S. senators and congressmen, better hope that's not
21:50
Speaker 4: a crime. because they're going to jail if that's the case.
21:53
Speaker 4: And really, the most disgusting thing about modern social media
21:56
Speaker 4: is that you can do or say one bad thing,
21:59
Speaker 4: and you're banned forever. There's no path to redemption, and
22:02
Speaker 4: if you keep it like that, eventually people are going
22:04
Speaker 4: to see no reason to be good. Everyone does something
22:07
Speaker 4: bad at some point, so why strive to make amends
22:09
Speaker 4: for any wrongdoing If people will never accept you anyway.
22:13
Speaker 11: Three years ago in New York City, in the middle
22:17
Speaker 11: of the city, there was an altercation between a woman
22:20
Speaker 11: and another black man over birdwatching and dogs. And her
22:23
Speaker 11: name was Amy Cooper. And to this day, three years later,
22:27
Speaker 11: she hasn't been able to find a job. She's been
22:30
Speaker 11: because she made a bad mistake saying the wrong thing.
22:35
Speaker 11: in a particular moment where a camera was pulled out.
22:36
Speaker 3: Well, she racially abused him.
22:37
Speaker 7: She racially abused him.
22:38
Speaker 10: If you racially abuse people, you are made accountable for
22:41
Speaker 10: your actions.
22:42
Speaker 11: So for the rest of your life, the rest of
22:45
Speaker 11: your life, you're shut up from society.
22:47
Speaker 10: If you call black people the N-word and racially abuse them, unfortunately, yes,
22:51
Speaker 10: it has consequences probably for your professional life, for the
22:54
Speaker 10: rest of your professional life.
22:55
Speaker 11: We understand that there are consequences. I understand there's consequences.
22:59
Speaker 11: What I'm saying is what you're advocating for, it seems,
23:03
Speaker 11: is that for the rest of Shiloh's life, she should
23:06
Speaker 11: be pushed into the recesses of society. and that she
23:09
Speaker 11: should not have a voice, that she should be canceled
23:12
Speaker 11: and silenced. This is what drives people to suicide. And
23:16
Speaker 11: it's this cancel culture mantra that thinks that the best
23:20
Speaker 11: way forward as a society is to cancel them rather
23:23
Speaker 11: than try to bring some redemption into the situation.
23:26
Speaker 4: Yes, the constant double standards and the lack of ability
23:29
Speaker 4: to be redeemed is driving people insane. Basically, what Piers
23:33
Speaker 4: is saying is that if you do one bad thing,
23:35
Speaker 4: then you should die. because what's the difference between saying
23:38
Speaker 4: that and telling people they have to starve because no
23:41
Speaker 4: company should ever hire them? This kind of mentality is
23:43
Speaker 4: exactly why Shiloh got so much money, and why she
23:46
Speaker 4: got rewarded for doing something wrong. The idea is that
23:49
Speaker 4: Piers' spreading are only going to increase racism, and quite honestly,
23:53
Speaker 4: I don't think these people are stupid, I think they're
23:55
Speaker 4: doing it on purpose. Instead of spending time trying to
23:58
Speaker 4: understand his opponent's perspective, Piers spends the entire interview trying
24:02
Speaker 4: to get a gotcha moment on the GiveSendGo co-founder, while
24:05
Speaker 4: completely ignoring the much worse thing that Carmelo Anthony did.
24:08
Speaker 4: All Piers does is talk about bad things that white
24:11
Speaker 4: people have done, and tries to frame the GiveSendGo co-founder
24:14
Speaker 4: in the worst possible way.
24:16
Speaker 10: I'm told that the GiveSendGo site for Luigi Mangione, who
24:21
Speaker 10: we saw, uh, allegedly executing a healthcare boss in cold blood.
24:26
Speaker 10: I don't think there's much allegedly about it, but we'll
24:28
Speaker 10: let the process take its course. He's got nearly a
24:32
Speaker 10: million pounds for his defence via your site.
24:34
Speaker 7: The bottom line.
24:35
Speaker 10: Mr Wells, I appreciate you coming on, but the bottom
24:37
Speaker 10: line is... The reality of the situation is if you
24:41
Speaker 10: racially abuse a kid, you can become a millionaire on
24:43
Speaker 10: your site and you won't stop it happening. And if
24:45
Speaker 10: you kill somebody or allegedly kill somebody, you won't stop
24:48
Speaker 10: that happening either. But with your Christian hat on, if
24:51
Speaker 10: somebody wants to put anything up that's pro-abortion, whoa, not
24:54
Speaker 10: having that guv.
24:55
Speaker 4: To be clear, when he said murderer, he meant Luigi,
24:58
Speaker 4: not Carmelo. I mean, it's really hard to pretend that
25:00
Speaker 4: you're trying to fix racism or racial abuse. when you
25:03
Speaker 4: spend an hour saying that a woman's life should be
25:05
Speaker 4: over and she should be criminally prosecuted for saying a word,
25:09
Speaker 4: while completely ignoring the guy who provoked a fight and
25:11
Speaker 4: stabbed a high schooler because he didn't want to move
25:13
Speaker 4: to a different tent. One of these is a hundred
25:16
Speaker 4: times worse than the other, and giving the harshest possible
25:19
Speaker 4: criticism to the less bad thing, while completely ignoring the other,
25:23
Speaker 4: makes you seem like a terrible person. Oh, but I
25:25
Speaker 4: guess it's OK, because it's not possible to be racist
25:28
Speaker 4: against white people, right?
25:29
Speaker 6: You know, this idea of equating of one side to
25:32
Speaker 6: the other side often loses track of this issue of power.
25:36
Speaker 6: To use as example, when black people stand up and say, hey,
25:39
Speaker 6: let's build our own stuff.
25:40
Speaker 3: Hey, let's have a black power movement.
25:42
Speaker 6: When a black person says, hey, let's preserve our culture.
25:44
Speaker 6: I have no problem with Italians or Irish people or
25:45
Speaker 6: anyone else saying let's preserve our culture. But when we
25:47
Speaker 6: don't talk about ethnicity, but actual race and white people say,
25:50
Speaker 6: let's preserve whiteness. It's an exclusionary practice. It's about it's
25:53
Speaker 6: about preserving laws and practices and tactics that do harm
25:56
Speaker 6: to other people. A black power movement was about opening
25:59
Speaker 6: stores and building and building businesses. A white power movement
26:02
Speaker 6: was about something very, very, very, very different. A white
26:04
Speaker 6: power movement was included lynchings and included Ku Klux Klan,
26:07
Speaker 6: et cetera. So let's not pretend that these are opposite
26:09
Speaker 6: sides of the same coin. White people say, let's save
26:11
Speaker 6: our country, even using language of our country. When black
26:14
Speaker 6: people built this thing, when you say that, you're talking
26:17
Speaker 6: about forcing people out of the country. You're talking about
26:19
Speaker 6: laws that discriminate. You're talking about doing harm to people.
26:21
Speaker 4: Right, because affirmative action doesn't exist, and the summer of
26:24
Speaker 4: 2020 never happened. Racist black people have never caused a
26:28
Speaker 4: riot before, only a mostly peaceful protest.
26:31
Speaker 3: Someone in the comments pointed out that they censored.
26:33
Speaker 4: Every use of the N-word on Pierce's show, but when
26:36
Speaker 4: white racial slurs were used, they weren't censored, which is true.
26:39
Speaker 4: They clearly think that one form of racism matters a
26:42
Speaker 4: lot less than the other. and when you have a
26:43
Speaker 4: two-tiered system like that, all you're going to do is increase.
26:47
Speaker 3: Racial hatred and increase racial prejudice.
26:50
Speaker 4: Also, the more you make every single negative interaction a
26:52
Speaker 4: race issue, the more the racial divide will increase. And
26:56
Speaker 4: like I said, I don't think that people like Piers
26:58
Speaker 4: or anyone else that has race-scripted in this video is stupid.
27:01
Speaker 4: I think they're doing it on purpose. There's a lot
27:04
Speaker 4: of money to be made in race-scripting, and from a
27:06
Speaker 4: political standpoint, the more we spend time fighting over dumb
27:09
Speaker 4: racial issues, the less we unite against corrupt politicians or
27:12
Speaker 4: corrupt business practices. And the crazy thing is that recently
27:16
Speaker 4: I saw a post that said this. Gen Z has
27:19
Speaker 4: no idea that back in the 90s, basically everyone just
27:22
Speaker 4: got along with race and stuff.
27:24
Speaker 3: It's really bad they don't know firsthand that was possible.
27:27
Speaker 7: Right.
27:28
Speaker 4: I grew up in the 90s and no one gave
27:29
Speaker 4: a shit about race. In fact, when I was 19,
27:32
Speaker 4: I worked at a job with a ton of black people.
27:35
Speaker 4: We all got along, and in the two and a
27:37
Speaker 4: half years that I worked there, no one brought up race.
27:39
Speaker 4: Racism was on life support, and we used to live
27:41
Speaker 4: in a country that was pretty free of racial prejudice
27:44
Speaker 4: until 2014 when colleges started performing CPR on racism by
27:48
Speaker 4: talking about microaggressions. But as I said, the good news
27:51
Speaker 4: is that everyone's getting tired of this, and I've also
27:54
Speaker 4: noticed a particular distaste coming from black people. In fact,
27:57
Speaker 4: despite how many racists there were donating to Carmelo Anthony
28:00
Speaker 4: and cheering on the death of a white kid, it
28:02
Speaker 4: was actually much easier for me to find black people
28:05
Speaker 4: criticizing all of this than any other race.
28:07
Speaker 5: Makes my blood boil. Put that kid, Carmelo, put him
28:11
Speaker 5: under the jail. I don't, I don't want him to,
28:14
Speaker 5: I want his life to be over personally.
28:15
Speaker 12: It's hard to put into words how upsetting this is,
28:18
Speaker 12: but I do not think Carmelo Anthony's bail should have
28:21
Speaker 12: been lowered from a million dollars. In fact, I don't
28:23
Speaker 12: even think it should have been offered. I think he
28:25
Speaker 12: should be in jail right now.
28:27
Speaker 3: Jeff McCab had got swatted, what, three or four times?
28:31
Speaker 4: Threats sent to Hunter, his mom.
28:34
Speaker 3: But y'all make Carmelo out to be the victim in
28:36
Speaker 3: his family?
28:36
Speaker 4: These aren't even all the black people that I found
28:38
Speaker 4: saying they were tired of all the race baiting and
28:41
Speaker 4: BLM excusing crime while trying to make criminals look like heroes.
28:45
Speaker 5: Activism is starting to become a complete scam.
28:49
Speaker 1: It's been a scam since BLM, brother.
28:51
Speaker 7: BLM said, oh, our mission is to destroy the nuclear family. Right.
28:57
Speaker 4: BLM is not your friend. They want to destroy black families.
29:00
Speaker 4: Do you know what happens to kids without a family structure?
29:03
Speaker 4: They get physically abused and sexually abused. They get put
29:06
Speaker 4: in gangs. They develop drug problems. This is terrible for
29:09
Speaker 4: black people like it would be terrible for any race.
29:12
Speaker 4: How can you say black lives matter when you want
29:14
Speaker 4: to destroy black families? And really, the best middle finger
29:17
Speaker 4: we can give to all these grifting assholes is to
29:19
Speaker 4: get along and be friends. I think actually one of
29:22
Speaker 4: the people that I clipped earlier who was a therapist
29:24
Speaker 4: made a good point.
29:25
Speaker 12: Sadly, many young people today have no conflict resolution skills.
29:28
Speaker 12: They're taught to fight. They're taught if one person touches you,
29:32
Speaker 12: you better double it. They say if they push you,
29:34
Speaker 12: make sure they don't get up from the fight. And
29:36
Speaker 12: this is such a prevalent mentality that I've seen in
29:39
Speaker 12: all races.
29:40
Speaker 4: Well, it's that or cancel culture behavior where you get
29:42
Speaker 4: ousted from the group for making one misstep instead of
29:45
Speaker 4: talking it out with everyone. All of this is about
29:48
Speaker 4: conflict resolution. The worse we are at that, the more
29:51
Speaker 4: society will suck. The reality is that both the Shiloh
29:54
Speaker 4: and the Carmelo situations could have been easily solved with
29:57
Speaker 4: the most basic conflict resolution skills. Instead of calling the
30:01
Speaker 4: kid the N-word, Shallow could have simply realized that kids
30:04
Speaker 4: of all races don't really have a strong sense of
30:06
Speaker 4: personal property until they hit a certain age, and with
30:09
Speaker 4: that idea in mind, she could have just said, hey,
30:11
Speaker 4: don't do that, and moved on with her life. As
30:14
Speaker 4: for Carmelo, all he had to do was say, oh,
30:16
Speaker 4: I'm under the wrong tent? My bad, I'll move.
30:19
Speaker 3: Easy.
30:20
Speaker 4: Everyone needs to calm down and handle conflict as politely
30:23
Speaker 4: as possible. Look to de-escalate and find peaceful solutions whenever
30:26
Speaker 4: they're available.
30:27
Speaker 7: We gotta care about each other. We gotta be kind
30:29
Speaker 7: to each other. You need to show compassion, show empathy,
30:33
Speaker 7: not anger, not rage. The world needs more kind people.
30:39
Speaker 7: If you can't find one, be one.
30:42
Speaker 4: Stop being so hostile and start searching for common ground.
30:45
Speaker 4: That is how these big cultural issues will get resolved,
30:48
Speaker 4: and instead of looking for excuses to hate or dislike
30:50
Speaker 4: each other, we should be looking for excuses to get along. Last,
30:54
Speaker 4: for everyone crying it's over, the race war has begun
30:57
Speaker 4: and there's no going back, realize that because there's so
31:00
Speaker 4: much agreement from all races right now and because there's
31:02
Speaker 4: so much dislike of all the bad actors, this whole
31:05
Speaker 4: event between Shiloh and Carmelo could actually be one of
31:08
Speaker 4: the biggest moments of unity. Now is not the time
31:11
Speaker 4: to divide people based on race. It's time to work
31:13
Speaker 4: together to get rid of all the people who profit
31:15
Speaker 4: from when we fight each other. Anyway, thanks for watching,
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