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.@Julio_Rosas11: "I wouldn't be stabbed, or carjacked, or shot by, statistically, by a white guy in a red hat screaming 'this is MAGA country!'"
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In response to a tweet by Miss Spitolnik stating that white supremacism is the most dangerous terror threat, the speaker agrees with Mr. Erickson's view. They believe that globally, there are many dangerous individuals who wish to harm others. Additionally, in their local district, crime rates have increased, making them concerned about personal safety. They express fear of being stabbed, carjacked, or shot by a white person wearing a red hat and shouting "this is MAGA."
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Speaker 0: What do you think about that what do you think about that tweet from, miss Spitolnik? White supremacism is the most dangerous terror threat. What do you think about that? Well, I would I would agree with mister Erickson if we're talking about I mean, just, I mean, globally, there's a lot of bad people out there that that want to hurt us. And I would also just say that, like, here, in the district, I would you know, just walking down the street, with homicides being up 7% and along with other crimes being up, I I I wouldn't be stabbed or carjacked or shot by, statistically, by a white guy and a red hat screaming this is MAGA
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The speaker expresses their dislike for Trump but states they did not vote for his opponent, whom they consider a racist. They recall incidents from 1972 involving Trump and other politicians making racist remarks. They mention Joe Biden's offensive speech about African Americans and his plan to put them in zoos. The speaker criticizes various crime bills, particularly one from 1981 that abolished federal parole. They accuse Biden of being a racist and discuss the impact of his policies on criminal trials.
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Speaker 0: Now I don't particularly like Trump, but I'm not against him. I did not vote for that damn fool that they had running against him, that racist dog, what I heard the first time in 1972, when I was doing an intern thing at a DC think tank, when He was out there with James O. Eastland, John Beese, Dennis. Faubus came in from Arkansas. That's the fool who said They'd never integrate the, Little Rock High School.
They had Wallace there, who was wheeled in. And they had Bird, former grand dragon of the Klan, and they were talking about this young man who had a Stupid looking ducktail like it was back in 19 fifties was the last true yellow dog Dixiecrat. And then we're talking about Joe Biden, who got up there and win the speech he gave. I mean, I was really offended. I heard right outside the state capitol building in Dover, which was a rundown, ransacked old house, 250 years old.
Mhmm. And he said, Negro children are like roaches. If they're allowed to integrate the schools, they will infest them, and they will never be gotten out. Negroes said that? Joe Biden said that?
Yeah. I heard it. Saw him. He said Negroes were animals, and they turned the streets into jungles. And he and senator Eastland had a plan where they could put all of these Negro animals in zoos.
Now we talk about the 94 crime bill. That wasn't shit. The 91 was bad. The 87 was really bad. The 81 was the one where 1 rock got you 5 years, which, due to some other stuff Biden and Venice and Eastland did.
It wasn't 5 years with parole. They abolished federal parole. So you get 5 years, you get 60 months, and you get released with all good and honor time at 56 months from federal custody. And then there was that was the 81, when then there was a 79 and the 77. So let's give blame where blame is due.
That bastard has been a racist dog, and he used to talk about stood the Negro because he was raised in Delaware. And he said, Delaware was a proud slave owning state that basically copped out by not going with the South during the rebellion as it should have because they were too close to DC to not be intimidated. Mhmm. So I listened to this racist dog. I kept up with him because I was practicing criminal law, And federal criminal trials became almost a lynch thing because of what is allowed.
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This video highlights various instances where professors and educators express controversial views about white people. It includes statements advocating for the killing of white people, promoting white guilt, and demonizing white children. The video also mentions cases where schools are penalized for having a high white student population and incidents of racial tension in classrooms. It concludes with a report on a teacher who took students to Antifa protests without permission. Additionally, it mentions a student walkout in New York due to the perceived overrepresentation of white students.
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Speaker 0: This A&M professor asks, when is it okay to kill whites? New York professor says having a white nuclear family promotes white supremacy. That white people should commit mass suicide. Professor says kill cops, kill all white people, and kill the street. Says all I want for Christmas is white genocide.
Town professor says all white people are racist. College professor calls white people inhuman. Let them fucking die. Right. Professor says believing in hard work is a white ideology.
Professor says white people are conditioned to commit mass murder. Professor equates math with white privilege. Professor says white supremacist patriarchy is responsible for the Vegas shootings. The professors hold a white racism course at FGCU. Professor calls for a holocaust against all white people.
Professor says I'll teach my children to be cautious and distrust friendship with white people. Professor says white people need to personally give all of their money to black people. Professor says some white people may have to die to solve racism. Says white masculinity is a problem for America. Professor says all white people are racist.
This professor was taken to the NYC hospital for psychiatric evaluation After he tweeted threatening to kill white people. Professor calls all white people to mass suicide because of slavery.
Speaker 1: The growing rhetoric with educational academics is that white children should not be allowed their innocence because they are part of the white supremacist system. They benefit from it, and so that they bear guilt. This view is openly expressed by academic Tim Wise, who is regularly invited to schools to give lectures.
Speaker 2: I think that the important thing for white parents keep in the front of our mind is that if black children in this country are not allowed innocence and childhood without fear of being Killed by police or marginalized in some other way, then our children don't deserve innocence. If Tamir Rice can be killed, then white children need to be told at least at the Same age. If they can't be innocent, we don't get to be innocent.
Speaker 1: The result of these views is that white children are now growing up in a world where they will be looked on as the enemy by all minority groups. And the only way to shield themselves is to prostrate themselves, admitting that they are the problem and promise to be an ally By infighting the scourge of whiteness.
Speaker 3: My poem is titled White One Privilege. Dear women, I'm sorry. Dear black people, I'm sorry. Dear Asian Americans, dear Native Americans, dear immigrants who come here seeking a better life, I'm sorry. Dear everyone who isn't a middle or upper class white boy, I'm sorry.
I know it wasn't us 8th gray white boys who created this system, will we profit from it every day? We don't notice these privileges, though, because they don't come in the form Of things we gain, but rather the lack of injustices that we endure.
Speaker 4: And I hate hate being white. I do. I really hate it because I'm told on a daily basis that I'm a racist.
Speaker 1: A student secretly recorded the lecture, which began with a teacher playing a video which showed a man holding a globe and applying whiteout over a country to illustrate what white people have done to nonwhite nations.
Speaker 5: Because this one comes with whiteout. Erase Already existing and thriving regions so that you can visit them, reclaim them, and then rename them after yourself, all while Redefining what the word discover means. Check it out.
Speaker 1: Colonialism. The teacher then went on to make the claim that To be white is to be racist. Period.
Speaker 0: To be white is to be racist. Period.
Speaker 1: The student who recorded the clip told the press, I felt like he was encouraging people to kind of pick on people for being white. The student's dad asked, why is it okay to demonize 1 race to children that you are supposed to be teaching a curriculum too. Another story involving Ofsted, school marked down by Ofsted for being too white. Parents angered after Lincolnshire Primary School marked down by inspectors for not having enough black or Asian children. Austed was accused of political correctness After downgrading a top rural primary school for effectively being too English, Benjamin Bannon, a father of 2 children who attended The school said, it's outrageous that a British school can be punished for being too British.
It just doesn't make sense at all. In another case of schools being penalized for to white North Hollywood Los Angeles. Outrage has grown at Walter Reed Middle School in North Hollywood as the school faces layoffs and increased class sizes due to a law limiting funds for schools with a higher white student body. The Los Angeles Unified School District provides more funding for schools where the white population is below 30%. White privilege survey in high school class sparks Parents' ire.
A high school in Oregon is coming under fire from some angry parents after students in 1 class were assigned a white privilege survey. Students were asked to respond to statements such as, I can be late to a meeting without having the lateness reflect on my race. I can choose blemish cover or bandages in flesh color and have them more or less match my skin. I can walk into a classroom and know I will not be the only member of my race. Schoolgirl arrested for refusing to study with non English pupils.
A teenage schoolgirl was arrested by police for racism after refusing to sit with a group of Asian students because some of them did not speak English. Cody was attending a science class when the incident happened. The teacher had allocated her to a group to work on a project. According to the student, her project group had begun talking in a language she didn't understand thought to be Urdu. So she went to speak to the teacher to ask that she be placed in another group.
According to Cody, the Teachers started shouting and screaming saying, it's racist. You're going to get done by the police. Cody then went outside where another teacher found her And after speaking to her class teacher, she put Cody in isolation for the rest of the day. A complaint was made to a police officer based full time at the school. And more than a week After the incident, she was taken to Swinton police station and placed under arrest.
Cody said, they told me to take my laces out of my shoes and remove my jewelry, And I had my fingerprints and photograph taken. It was awful. After questioning on suspicion of committing a section 5 racial public order offence, her mother, Nicola, said she was placed in a bare cell for 3 and a half hours then released without charge. School insiders acknowledge that at least 3 of the students Cody refused to sit with had recently arrived in this country and spoke little English. Militant public school teacher took students to antifa protests, lied about absences, records show.
Yvette Falaka has a long history of documented at workplace misconduct. Court documents show the California public school teacher arrested earlier this week on suspicion of battery and resisting arrest has since 2009 racked up a list of fire worthy offenses, including recruiting students to participate in protests facilitated by the militant twin group by any means necessary, and transporting them to protests without permission in her personal vehicle. Falaka is an outspoken leader of Bam, an arm of the Violent, self proclaimed anti fascist group, Anti Faa. Falaka solicited students to participate in protests and took them on unauthorized field trips to political rallies in her own car often without proper parental or school permission. At a New York Beacon high school, 300 students engaged in a mass walkout.
Their complaint being that while New York is 42% white, pupils at their school made up 50% of the students. To them, this This was an unacceptable amount of white children.
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The speaker makes controversial statements about race, suggesting that if someone is unsure whether they support him or Trump, then they are not truly black. He also makes remarks about poor kids being as bright as white kids and the Latino community being diverse. The speaker talks about the challenges faced by young people born out of wedlock and suggests that some of them are predators who need to be taken out of society. He mentions difficulties in getting Latinx people vaccinated due to fears of deportation. The speaker discusses his involvement in the civil rights movement, despite evidence to the contrary. His past opposition to mandatory school busing and association with segregationists is highlighted. The speaker argues against the concept of busing and emphasizes the importance of black pride and cultural awareness.
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Speaker 0: I'm glad, Tony. If you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black. Poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids. I mean, you got the first sort of mainstream American American Yeah. Who is our chicken and bright And the clean, nice looking guys My democratic colleagues all like me saying this.
I think the 2 party system is good for the south and good for the good for the black. Other than the fact that they still call me boy, I don't think they've I think they've changed their mind a lot. I was also noted Robert c Byrd Was the parliamentary library, a keeper of the institution of the senate, and he was the institution itself. For a lot of us, he was a friend. He was a mentor and he was a guy.
Speaker 1: You cannot
Speaker 0: go to a 711 or a Dunkin' Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. Unlike the African American community with notable exceptions, the Latino community is an incredibly diverse community. They're gonna put you all back in chains. And Haiti just quietly sunk into the Caribbean or rose up 300 feet. It wouldn't matter a whole lot.
The reason I was able to stay sequestered in my home is because some black woman was able to stack the grocery shelf.
Speaker 2: Unless we do something
Speaker 0: about that cadre of young people, tens of thousands of them, Born out of wedlock, without parents, without supervision, without any structure, without any conscience Developing. There's about a 100,000 of them if you wanna be, rhetorically, extreme about it that are the who are the predators. They are beyond the pale, many of those We have no choice but to take them out of society. It's awful hard as well to get Latinx Vaccinated as well. Why?
They're worried that they'll be vaccinated and deported. Because I was 29. I'm like the token black or the token woman. I was the token young person. Even call centers was No.
Rushed overseas in the hundreds of thousands. How many times do you get the call? I'd like to talk to you about your credit card.
Speaker 1: But I there's one more fan member that I want you to meet. Ladies and gentlemen, our vocalist tonight, Michael Jackson. Michael, would you please stand?
Speaker 3: He lied to voters according to the New York Times, quoting aids of of Biden's about having marched in the civil rights movement.
Speaker 0: And I got involved in the civil rights movement, just The kids. I came out of the civil rights movement. I was one of those guys that sat in and marched and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: And the New York Times reports, quote, more than once, advisers had gently reminded mister Biden of the problem with this formulation. He had not actually marched during the civil rights movement, and more than once, mister Biden assured them that he Good. And kept telling the story anyway. That is really, really weird.
Speaker 4: One chapter receiving fresh scrutiny comes from his earliest years in the senate when he strongly opposed mandatory school busing. It was designed to achieve integration and a more equitable education. What's less known is how he followed the lead of some of the senate's most fervent segregationists.
Speaker 5: Working with segregationists on an anti bussing agenda is very, very scary. 1977, Biden worried that his children would grow up in a, quote, racial, his words, jungle if integration is not done in a, quote, orderly way, whatever that Meade.
Speaker 4: On March 25, 1977, Biden wrote, my bill strikes at the heart of the injustice of court ordered bussing. It prohibits the federal courts from disrupting Our educational system. Biden sought and received support from Mississippi senator James Eastland, the democratic chairman of the judiciary committee, and a leading symbol of southern resistance to desegregation.
Speaker 6: 21 senators from the south were democrats. How many of them became republicans after the civil rights act? The answer, 1. The other 20 stayed democrats. In 1952, Eisenhower did not win a ton of the South.
Eisenhower did win, however, 7 states in the South in 1956 after he sent federal troops down South. The reason that the that the Republican party started to win in the South, it began in the 19 fifties, not after the 1964 Civil Rights Act, And it was largely due to the movement of industry down south. It was new fringe members of the Republican party, younger members of the Republican party Who switched over to the Republican party in the south, not old democrats, who remains old democrats and are still old democrats today.
Speaker 0: Yeah. I think the concept The busing, which implicit in that concept is the question you just asked or the the statement within the question you that that we are going to integrate people so that they all have the same access and they learn to grow up with one another and and and all the rest It's a rejection of the whole movement of black pride. It's a rejection of the entire black awareness concept where Black is beautiful. Black culture should be studied, and a cultural awareness of the importance of their own identity, their own individuality. And I think that's a healthy, solid proposal.
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Biden is accused of being a racist for his past actions and statements, including associating with segregationists and supporting the 1994 crime bill. Trump criticizes Biden's comments on race and claims to have worked closely with black Americans to create opportunities for all races.
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Speaker 0: To be a very nasty and vicious racist. He's been a racist. Whether you, like it or don't like it, I happen not to like it. Most of the people in this room happen to not like it. And if somebody does like it, they're not supposed to be here.
Biden spent years palling around with notorious segregationists. You know that. He boasted that his home state was a slave state. He was very proud of that. He thought it was great.
If you go back and look at his body language and the way he said it, he was very proud of it. He said that he didn't want his children to grow up in a, quote, racial jungle. I don't want my children in a racial jungle. Joe Biden drafted the 1994 crime bill, which caused unfair sentencing disparities that devastated the black community, black families. Cory Booker called Biden the architect of mass incarceration.
Remember this. It was a time when Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden were talking about predators and super predators. You heard that. It's a hell of a lot more of a speech than you thought you were gonna get, isn't it? They thought it would be boring then.
We'd make, we give a little quick boring speech, but, we got it's called let's tell it like it is. Right? And then years later, Thank you very much. Just wanna tell the truth. Remember remember Howard Cosell?
I just tell it like it is. It ended up getting him fired, but these are my So it's not possible. And then years later, in an act of stolen valor, Crooked Joe had the nerve to falsely portray himself as a hero of the civil rights movement, which was such which was so false. And then he said that if African Americans didn't vote for him, you ain't black. Now that one that one you know, that one that one's been so recent.
I didn't even wanna but he did say that. A lot of people were surprised. He did say that. But that one's so recent, I didn't even wanna put it in. We had to go back to the real stuff.
But he did say that. I was a little surprised to see it. I'm sure you were too. Unlike racist Joe Biden, I've spent my entire life working hand in hand with black Americans to create jobs, build buildings, invest in our communities, and expand opportunity and freedom for citizens of every race, religion, color, and creed. And we have I built a lot of buildings, and I wanna tell you
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Biden made controversial remarks about race, praised segregationist senators, and faced criticism for his past actions. He also mentioned concerns about busing for integration and made questionable statements about black pride. Additionally, his son Hunter used racial slurs in messages. Biden's credibility was questioned for false claims about civil rights involvement. Overall, his history with race-related issues and associations with segregationists have raised concerns.
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Speaker 0: But I tell you, if you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black. Poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids. I mean, you got the first sorta mainstream African American Yeah. Who is articulate and bright
Speaker 1: and clean,
Speaker 0: nice looking guy.
Speaker 2: Biden recalling his early senate career, bringing up 2 segregationist senators, Herman Talmadge and James Eastland, who called African Americans an inferior race. I was in a caucus with James o Eastland, Biden said. He never called me boy. He always called me son. At least there was some civility.
We got things done.
Speaker 1: The senators that he is speaking of with such adoration are individuals who made and built their reputation on segregation. The Ku Klux Klan celebrated the election of 1
Speaker 3: of them.
Speaker 4: Using the word boy in the way he did, can cause hurt and pain, and we need a presidential nominee and the leader of our party to be sensitive to that.
Speaker 5: My democratic colleagues don't like me saying this. I think the 2 party system is good for the south and good for the Negro, good for the black. Other than the fact that they still call me boy, I don't think they've I think they've changed their mind.
Speaker 0: As also noted, Robert c Byrd was a parliamentary library, a keeper of the institution of the senate,
Speaker 6: and he was the institution itself.
Speaker 0: For a lot of us, he was a friend. He was a mentor, and he was a guy.
Speaker 7: 1987, he bragged about getting an award from George Wallace.
Speaker 8: Biden bragged about an award from the notorious segregationist governor George Wallace and told the Philadelphia Inquirer, I think the Democratic party could stand a George Wallace, someone who's not afraid to stand up and offend people.
Speaker 2: You cannot go to a 711 or
Speaker 0: a Dunkin' Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. Unlike the African American community with notable exceptions, the Latino community is an incredibly diverse community with incredibly different attitudes about different things. They're gonna put y'all back in chains.
Speaker 7: Biden was remarking to an audience in South Virginia that included hundreds of black voters.
Speaker 0: And Haiti just quietly sunk into the Caribbean or rose up 300 feet. It wouldn't matter a whole lot.
Speaker 9: The reason I was able to stay sequestered in my home is because some
Speaker 0: black woman was able to stack the grocery shelf.
Speaker 10: One thing Biden is being slammed for is the crime bill he helped write 25 years ago that many critics say resulted in mass incarceration, especially of young African American men.
Speaker 0: Unless we do something about that cadre of young people, tens of thousands of them, born out of wedlock, without parents, without supervision, without any structure, without any conscience developing.
Speaker 1: It did contribute to mass incarceration in our country.
Speaker 0: There's about a100 1,000 of them if you wanna be, rhetorically, extreme about it that are the who are the predators. They are beyond the pale, many of those people. We have no choice but to take them out of society. It's awful hard as well to get Latinx vaccinated as well. Why?
They're worried that they'll be vaccinated and deported. Because I was 29, like, the token black or the token woman. I was the token young person. Even call centers was rushed overseas in the 100 of 1,000. How many times do you get to call?
I'd like to talk to you about your credit card. Again, you have to start off with what they start off with. There's less than 1% of the population
Speaker 4: of of Iowa that is, African American. There is probably less than 4 or 5%
Speaker 0: of that is, our minorities. What what is in Washington?
Speaker 2: I think it's a vast majority.
Speaker 0: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So, look, it goes back to what you start off with, what you're dealing with.
Speaker 0: If you were, you know, the emperor right now, you you're running the show, what are the things that you would do? Lee Kuan Yew, who most foreign policy experts around the world say is the most the wisest man in the orient.
Speaker 11: Hunter once re refused a date because of his own Asian hate.
Speaker 12: In the 2019 exchange, his cousin Carolyn offers to set him up with one of her friends to which Hunter replied, no yellow.
Speaker 0: But there's one more band member that I want you to meet. Ladies and gentlemen, our vocalist tonight, Michael Jackson. Michael, would you please stand?
Speaker 13: First son Hunter Biden repeatedly called his white attorney the n word.
Speaker 9: He's a grown man. He is the smartest man I know.
Speaker 13: Hunter Biden reportedly wrote to his attorney, quote, how much money do I owe you because, n word, you better not be charging me Hennessey rates. In another message, Biden began a text to his attorney with o m g, n word, and Biden responded at one point with true that n word.
Speaker 14: He lied to voters according to The New York Times, quoting aids of of Biden's about having marched in the civil rights movement.
Speaker 0: And I got involved in the civil rights movement, just as a kid. I came out of the civil rights movement. I was one of those guys that
Speaker 15: sat in and marched and all that stuff.
Speaker 14: And The New York Times reports, quote, more than once, advisers had gently reminded mister Biden of the problem with this formulation. He had not actually marched during the civil rights movement. And more than once, mister Biden assured them that he understood and kept telling the story anyway. That is really, really weird.
Speaker 3: The Washington Post has given president Biden, 4 Pinocchios. Liar, liar, liar, liar. It's how I describe it. For claiming he was arrested as a teenager while attending a civil rights protest in Delaware. They write, quote, the primary source for this story is Biden.
We've learned over the years that he's not always a reliable source.
Speaker 7: One chapter receiving fresh scrutiny comes from his earliest years in the senate when he strongly opposed mandatory school busing. It was designed to achieve integration and a more education. What's less known is how he followed the lead of some of the senate's most fervent segregationists.
Speaker 0: Working with segregationists on an anti bussing agenda is very, very scary.
Speaker 15: 1977, Biden worried that his children would grow up in a, quote, racial, his words, jungle if integration is not done in a, quote, orderly way, whatever that means.
Speaker 7: On March 25th, 1977, Biden wrote, my bill strikes at the heart of the injustice of court ordered busing. It prohibits the federal courts from disrupting our educational system. Biden sought and received support from Mississippi senator James Eastland, the democratic chairman of the judiciary committee, and a leading symbol of southern resistance to desegregation.
Speaker 0: I think the concept of bussing, which implicit in that concept is the question you just asked or the the statement within the question you just asked, that we are going to integrate people so that they all have the same access and they learn to grow up with one another and and and all the rest is a rejection of the whole movement of black pride, is a rejection of the entire black awareness concept where black is beautiful, black culture should be studied, and a cultural awareness of the importance of their own identity, their own individuality. And I think that's a healthy, solid proposal.
