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So as it turns out white people are not the problem and we never have been. America tried to give black people their own country and they immediately turned back to slavery. And not to mention there are over 7 millions slaves in Africa today. If you want to talk about slavery then you need to go help free the people from slavery that are currently living in it! Or else you can sit down and shut up because we know you're being disingenuous!

So as it turns out white people are not the problem and we never have been. America tried to give black people their own country and they immediately turned back to slavery. And not to mention there are over 7 millions slaves in Africa today. If you want to talk about slavery then you need to go help free the people from slavery that are currently living in it! Or else you can sit down and shut up because we know you're being disingenuous!

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Keith Boykin: “There’s a whole history of racism in the Republican Party.” Ben Ferguson: “You guys had slavery. We were against it. The Democratic Party was literally the party of slavery. So let’s not act like there’s a history. If you want to talk about history, slavery is the Democratic Party. Be honest and own it.” Keith Boykin: “Why don't we just listen to you, Ben? Tell us about black history.” Ben Ferguson: “On that one, every American should be able to tell you about. You don‘t have to be black to say that the Democratic Party was in favor of slavery, the party of slavery.” Keith Boykin: “Ben, Ben, you don't know what you're talking about. Let me just say this —” Ben Ferguson: “It wasn't the Republican Party. History is there.”

Keith Boykin: “There’s a whole history of racism in the Republican Party.” Ben Ferguson: “You guys had slavery. We were against it. The Democratic Party was literally the party of slavery. So let’s not act like there’s a history. If you want to talk about history, slavery is the Democratic Party. Be honest and own it.” Keith Boykin: “Why don't we just listen to you, Ben? Tell us about black history.” Ben Ferguson: “On that one, every American should be able to tell you about. You don‘t have to be black to say that the Democratic Party was in favor of slavery, the party of slavery.” Keith Boykin: “Ben, Ben, you don't know what you're talking about. Let me just say this —” Ben Ferguson: “It wasn't the Republican Party. History is there.”

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BREAKING 🚨: Keith Boykin: “There’s a whole history of racism in the Republican Party.” Ben Ferguson: “You guys had slavery. We were against it. The Democratic Party was literally the party of slavery. So let’s not act like there’s a history. If you want to talk about history, slavery is the Democratic Party. Be honest and own it.” Keith Boykin: “Why don't we just listen to you, Ben? Tell us about black history.” Ben Ferguson: “On that one, every American should be able to tell you about. You don‘t have to be black to say that the Democratic Party was in favor of slavery, the party of slavery.” Keith Boykin: “Ben, Ben, you don't know what you're talking about. Let me just say this —” Ben Ferguson: “It wasn't the Republican Party. History is there.” FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING.

BREAKING 🚨: Keith Boykin: “There’s a whole history of racism in the Republican Party.” Ben Ferguson: “You guys had slavery. We were against it. The Democratic Party was literally the party of slavery. So let’s not act like there’s a history. If you want to talk about history, slavery is the Democratic Party. Be honest and own it.” Keith Boykin: “Why don't we just listen to you, Ben? Tell us about black history.” Ben Ferguson: “On that one, every American should be able to tell you about. You don‘t have to be black to say that the Democratic Party was in favor of slavery, the party of slavery.” Keith Boykin: “Ben, Ben, you don't know what you're talking about. Let me just say this —” Ben Ferguson: “It wasn't the Republican Party. History is there.” FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING.

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If not you, then who? If not now, then when? You are a Chosen Generation whose destiny it is to break the shackles of slavery, reclaim our past, and secure a future for our People

If not you, then who? If not now, then when? You are a Chosen Generation whose destiny it is to break the shackles of slavery, reclaim our past, and secure a future for our People

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Caleb consoled a guest who started crying after the conversation about her relationship became real. Caleb Hammer: Why? Why are you trying to change someone instead of finding someone that is better for you? Now, you've been with him a while, so you probably have some like sunk cost. But what do you love about his personality? Guest Female: Hold on. Caleb Hammer: Huh? Huh? Huh? Oh, cry? I can comfort you or yell at you once I know what you're crying about. Guest Female: It's just very real, what you're talking about. Caleb Hammer: Well, yeah, it's your life, dude. He is a loser. Not trying to get people to break up, but maybe you guys aren't the match. And honestly, It's not that I'm not advocating for you guys to break up, because I don't know you enough for that yet. But with everything you're saying you want and everything you're saying he is... you guys are 23 and 21. If there's a time to figure out that maybe you guys aren't together ready... if you guys aren't the match for life, that age is kind of the best age to do it. At least you're not doing it in your mid-50s.

Caleb consoled a guest who started crying after the conversation about her relationship became real. Caleb Hammer: Why? Why are you trying to change someone instead of finding someone that is better for you? Now, you've been with him a while, so you probably have some like sunk cost. But what do you love about his personality? Guest Female: Hold on. Caleb Hammer: Huh? Huh? Huh? Oh, cry? I can comfort you or yell at you once I know what you're crying about. Guest Female: It's just very real, what you're talking about. Caleb Hammer: Well, yeah, it's your life, dude. He is a loser. Not trying to get people to break up, but maybe you guys aren't the match. And honestly, It's not that I'm not advocating for you guys to break up, because I don't know you enough for that yet. But with everything you're saying you want and everything you're saying he is... you guys are 23 and 21. If there's a time to figure out that maybe you guys aren't together ready... if you guys aren't the match for life, that age is kind of the best age to do it. At least you're not doing it in your mid-50s.

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They want to reduce Thomas Jefferson to one thing— as a slave owner-- and use it to tear down the entire American founding. I’m not playing that game. I explain the reality: slavery was not unique to America. It existed across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia—a global institution long before the United States was founded. That doesn’t justify it—but it provides the context they refuse to give you. Then I take it further. The United States is the only country that fought a bloody civil war to end slavery—at enormous cost. That matters. That’s part of the story too. This isn’t about ignoring history—it’s about understanding it fully, not selectively. Because when you strip away context, you don’t educate—you distort. If you want the full picture—not the edited version—this is it. Watch the entire episode: Rumble: YouTube:

They want to reduce Thomas Jefferson to one thing— as a slave owner-- and use it to tear down the entire American founding. I’m not playing that game. I explain the reality: slavery was not unique to America. It existed across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia—a global institution long before the United States was founded. That doesn’t justify it—but it provides the context they refuse to give you. Then I take it further. The United States is the only country that fought a bloody civil war to end slavery—at enormous cost. That matters. That’s part of the story too. This isn’t about ignoring history—it’s about understanding it fully, not selectively. Because when you strip away context, you don’t educate—you distort. If you want the full picture—not the edited version—this is it. Watch the entire episode: Rumble: YouTube:

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I never underestimate this, it was a white guy shoving a black man. And you just can't. If you're that black man, who is that QB, this is not how it happens in the real world. You are a foremost representative of the NFL. And if you retaliate, nothing good can come of that.

I never underestimate this, it was a white guy shoving a black man. And you just can't. If you're that black man, who is that QB, this is not how it happens in the real world. You are a foremost representative of the NFL. And if you retaliate, nothing good can come of that.

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Rantz: I'm going to say that it had nothing to do with slavery. Blow: That's not true. For this man to sit here and say it has nothing to do with slavery. What did you learn in school? Rantz: I’m not arguing it doesn’t play a role. Blow: You just said that! Navarro: You were just schooled on TV. Rantz: I was not schooled. Navarro: You were absolutely schooled. Your ignorance was revealed.

Rantz: I'm going to say that it had nothing to do with slavery. Blow: That's not true. For this man to sit here and say it has nothing to do with slavery. What did you learn in school? Rantz: I’m not arguing it doesn’t play a role. Blow: You just said that! Navarro: You were just schooled on TV. Rantz: I was not schooled. Navarro: You were absolutely schooled. Your ignorance was revealed.

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"I have a really TOUGH TRUTH that the black community is just going to have to accept." "When you look at a white person and say that they hate me because I am black, NO." "It is probably because your community f*cking sucks." "There is not one single black community in America that is safe to go into after dark, not one." Is he off base here?

"I have a really TOUGH TRUTH that the black community is just going to have to accept." "When you look at a white person and say that they hate me because I am black, NO." "It is probably because your community f*cking sucks." "There is not one single black community in America that is safe to go into after dark, not one." Is he off base here?

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.Matt Walsh on Trump's infamous Truth Social post: "I agree with the people who say there's no way Trump was actually going to do that...But why are you saying it then? If you're not going to do it, and everybody knows you're not going to do it, then the threat is totally meaningless."

.Matt Walsh on Trump's infamous Truth Social post: "I agree with the people who say there's no way Trump was actually going to do that...But why are you saying it then? If you're not going to do it, and everybody knows you're not going to do it, then the threat is totally meaningless."

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.Robert F. Kennedy Jr on the Canadian government's response to the truckers protest: "If a government is able to starve you to evict you from your home, if you speak out against it, if you criticize government policies, then we are on the road to totalitarianism and slavery."

.Robert F. Kennedy Jr on the Canadian government's response to the truckers protest: "If a government is able to starve you to evict you from your home, if you speak out against it, if you criticize government policies, then we are on the road to totalitarianism and slavery."

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Will Arnett says everyone who's ever served shoestring fries has been lied to their whole life and nobody has the guts to tell them the truth "When it comes to fries, I want to be clear. If you serve me what they call shoestring fries, we have a problem. Those aren't fries. What you're serving is a bunch of BS" "If you run a place that serves shoestring fries, everybody around you is lying to you. Nobody has the guts to tell you. Everybody hates shoestring fries" "They're not telling you the truth because either you're a d*ck, or they think you can't handle it because you're a dummy. So you're getting the straight dope from me, get some f*cking fries on that menu"

Will Arnett says everyone who's ever served shoestring fries has been lied to their whole life and nobody has the guts to tell them the truth "When it comes to fries, I want to be clear. If you serve me what they call shoestring fries, we have a problem. Those aren't fries. What you're serving is a bunch of BS" "If you run a place that serves shoestring fries, everybody around you is lying to you. Nobody has the guts to tell you. Everybody hates shoestring fries" "They're not telling you the truth because either you're a dck, or they think you can't handle it because you're a dummy. So you're getting the straight dope from me, get some fcking fries on that menu"

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Black American says “Black fatigue is rampant” in America She talks about specific crimes and acts of violence “I can't believe that me saying that there's a violence problem in the Black community is seen as something that's like self-hating or racist — when you think of a culture that holds guns up to cameras and talks about it and romanticizes it, what culture do you think that is? Do you think that's white Americans that do that? No, it is Black Americans. That's not racist to say that. That's pointing out a problem. When you care about a group of people, when you have a child that's acting wrong and they're acting out, do you allow them to continue that behavior without pointing it out” “We're seeing it with our own eyes every day. We're seeing it. So, you know, say Black fatigue isn't a thing, say it's just racist. At the end of the day, if you don't want to point out something that is rampant and it's only going to increase and it's affecting younger and younger children and generations, then you don't care about the community. You're just worried about defending something that needs saving” Here are some harsh realities Black Americans make up only 12.6% of America but - Commit 55% of homicides - 29% of violent acts - Have a 6x homicide rate compared to whites - 30% of all EBT recipients are Black (remember they are only 13% of the whole population)

Black American says “Black fatigue is rampant” in America She talks about specific crimes and acts of violence “I can't believe that me saying that there's a violence problem in the Black community is seen as something that's like self-hating or racist — when you think of a culture that holds guns up to cameras and talks about it and romanticizes it, what culture do you think that is? Do you think that's white Americans that do that? No, it is Black Americans. That's not racist to say that. That's pointing out a problem. When you care about a group of people, when you have a child that's acting wrong and they're acting out, do you allow them to continue that behavior without pointing it out” “We're seeing it with our own eyes every day. We're seeing it. So, you know, say Black fatigue isn't a thing, say it's just racist. At the end of the day, if you don't want to point out something that is rampant and it's only going to increase and it's affecting younger and younger children and generations, then you don't care about the community. You're just worried about defending something that needs saving” Here are some harsh realities Black Americans make up only 12.6% of America but - Commit 55% of homicides - 29% of violent acts - Have a 6x homicide rate compared to whites - 30% of all EBT recipients are Black (remember they are only 13% of the whole population)

Wall Street Apes

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"Them people (white people) don't like you, and they don't support anything that you would do if it was positive to the black community." This is what many Black Americans are told. Below is a respectful conversation between black men that needs to be had more.

"Them people (white people) don't like you, and they don't support anything that you would do if it was positive to the black community." This is what many Black Americans are told. Below is a respectful conversation between black men that needs to be had more.

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Rich Roll on why waiting to "feel like it" is a trap: "You can't think your way into the mood that you seek or the state of mind that you aspire to inhabit. Action is the only thing that can trigger that change." Rich uses running as the perfect illustration of this principle. Imagine you wake up in the morning and you're supposed to do a run because you're training for a race. You don't feel like it. So what do most of us do? "We all resort to that state where we think, 'Well, I don't want to do it right now. I'll just wait until I feel like doing it and then I'll do it then.'" But here's the problem with that logic: "If you're waiting until you feel like doing something, chances are you're probably never going to get to it." The mood you're hoping will arrive on its own? It's not coming. Not without action first. "To take the action despite how you feel about it is the thing that catalyzes the state change." You don't run because you feel motivated. You feel motivated because you ran. He points to what every runner knows from experience: "When they finish the run, they're always glad that they did it. They don't generally regret it. And then they feel better." Notice the sequence. The good feeling comes after the action, not before it. The state change is the reward for showing up, not the prerequisite. And this isn't just about running. As Rich puts it: "That example is applicable to all areas of life." The workout you're avoiding. The conversation you're delaying. The project you're putting off until you're "in the right headspace." You're waiting for a feeling that only exists on the other side of doing the thing.

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