Is It Okay To Be White? | Guest: John Doyle | Ep 128
The ADL says that being okay with the skin color you are born with may actually make you a bad person, if you’re white. I never fully understand the anti-caucasian hatred that has proliferated throughout our country, but sadly enough this over discrimination has caused great racial divides and left many people feeling guilty simply for the way they were born. So the question is, is it okay to be white? John Doyle joined Elijah in studio to discuss this hot topic.
But since I work for that company, my CEO has told me to come out today and to bring you on your knees because you have white privilege.
So if they see that a white person is getting on their knees, that shows solidarity for the situation.
The situation.
And could you just please apologize for, you know, for your white privilege?
Just apologize?
I am.
I'm trying to think of the right words to say because that's a big thing to say.
It's big.
It's large in this country.
I'm infernally, I'm infernally sorry.
You know, with this country, we have that president, Donald Duck, that clown in office.
You know, I don't know about you, John, but if there was a man that had a woman on her knees in public, I probably would have stopped to ask them what was what was happening.
You notice a guy just walked past them and like it was totally normal.
And that's basically describes 2020 in a nutshell.
Yep.
Yep.
Okay.
I don't know if you guys remember this, but 2020 was the year not only of pathetic policing, absolute fear-mongering over this scamdemic, but on top of that, this was also, I think, the weakest year for white people in general.
Like, I really, it was embarrassing the entire year to realize that I was somehow a part of these people and we shared some cultural history where we saw like this entire demoralization of all things that could be related to Western civilization and whiteness.
And that didn't shock me.
What shocked me was how like every white person that I knew and good-hearted people too just rolled over and acted like all the accusations against them were true and they did things like that, which was stupid.
Yeah, I agree.
We had like maybe two lights at the end of the tunnel there, which was the Jake Paul fight and then Tom Brady won the Super Bowl again.
So we're not down that bad, you know?
Okay, guys.
Well, I'm letting you know something serious, right?
There is an attack on white people.
And if you didn't know that, that's actually a real and a true thing.
As we go into the stories today, it's going to come out as something you might already know, but we're going to prove it.
That this war against whiteness is not only a war to attack people for their skin color, which is called racism or overt racism, but there's actually another racist ploy that is meant to enslave black people in particular by trying to excuse bad behavior in their communities and trying to justify bad practices.
So this is all a racist attempt to continue to screw over people and divide us.
And I wanted to bring on none other than John Doyle from Heck Off Commie here to talk about this because John Doyle, being white, has had a lot of history, at least like 21 years of experience.
So true.
21 years being white.
I think at least seven or eight years being an honorary black person with my experience in public school.
So I can kind of touch on both things with this issue.
But you never got to the point where a black person said that you could call them the N-word because there's a real thing called the N-word pass.
I've never gotten that deep into a relationship with someone.
I would never do that word either.
But I'm just wondering, did you ever get that pass?
Oh, oh, yeah.
I mean, I've lost track of how many passes I have at this point.
It's at the point where I don't even have to check if I have one before I go out because I know I've probably got one in the back of my pocket in my glove box or something like that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, guys, this gets crazy, though.
You know, we saw that video.
The point is that people watched it, right?
The media and everyone watched it.
And the response that should have happened should have been, oh, my gosh, why is this guy manipulating and abusing a woman on the street?
Why is he bringing up race?
Why is he trying to divide the country?
And that would be your response if you were smart.
Well, good old media, I'm sure you're not surprised.
The media came out of a center left field here and decided to fact check this video.
We have this article from Reuters that says, fact check, right?
Fact check.
Not why was this man manipulating a woman and abusing her in public based off of racial discrimination, but man asking white women to kneel and apologize is not actually a representative of Black Lives Matter.
Well, of course not.
We didn't think, like they go into this.
Look, social media users are sharing this video where a man says he works for Black Lives Matter.
Examples of post-future in the video have been taken seriously.
Some tweets, yes, of course it was taken seriously.
People also believed that COVID was the worst pandemic in the history of the world.
So people believe a lot of things.
And it goes down here to say like, actually, Black Lives Matter is a nonprofit.
It's not actually a real company and this man's not a real worker.
And it doesn't allude at all into here of the fact that we just saw a racist action and also a really pitiful guilt tripping, which I think has become a serious problem of this idea of white guilt and the problems of making the white culture seem like they are the enemies and evil inherently, right?
And that's what this is all about.
And this whole movement 2020 was about that.
And we're going to break down a lot of this coming up.
And maybe it will get canceled for this, but we, it's okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, I don't have kids.
You don't have kids.
We'll be fine.
We'll figure it out.
Yeah, I think that's really, I think that's what they refer to as, what is it, the no true Scotsman fallacy.
Like the idea that you can just dismiss like, oh, well, he wasn't actually, that's not a real Black Lives Matter representative because the company's a nonprofit and they don't have representatives.
He wasn't being paid a salary or whatever.
But like he, the correlation between what that person was espousing and what he believes and like the organization as a whole is like one-to-one.
Like it's the same thing.
But just because he wasn't explicitly affiliated, so to speak, then they're going to try and fact check that and dismiss it.
I also like what you said about the white guilt aspect.
It's so effective because white people growing up have been taught from infancy that there's no such thing as white culture, that their history is something to be ashamed of.
And to the point where like they don't even know what they are as a group.
Like you can't even acknowledge the existence of like white people as a group with interests or with culture or identity, but every other group you can.
In fact, those identities and interests are all celebrated and promoted, typically at the expense of white people.
So interesting times.
Yeah, it is.
And before we get into that, guys, I want to say welcome back to slightly offensive, the best worst show on Blaze TV, because we're demonetized everywhere and we've been censored.
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Or you can actually stick along for a fun ride right now, maybe like 40 more minutes of fun when we're going to jump into this.
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Okay, so let's talk about this.
So there is a war on whiteness.
There's an absolute attack on it.
And we saw this happen.
Remember back in 2017, this came up and we had a social conversation.
If we can bring up this article here, Savannah.
By the way, Savannah's back.
Welcome back, Savannah.
What's up, guys?
We're back.
Finally back.
Simps are happy.
Yeah, exactly.
And that's what you just made a special called something about pornography.
Oh, interesting you brought that up.
Yeah, you know, we just released a little video called, what is it?
How pornography is weakening or no, destroying you and our country or something.
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Let's talk about this.
So check out his video and check this out.
So about in 2017, you guys remember this came out where there were signs being passed out that it's okay to be white.
And these were posters that were posted around the country that just said that, right?
Which is a harmless statement.
Of course, the media showed how racist they are against white people as predictable as we'd always expect.
And they started writing articles like this, you know, it's okay to be white.
How Fox News is helping to spread neo-Nazi propaganda.
So now having an ability to accept the fact that you were born in the skin color that you were born into, it now makes you not only a racist, it makes you a white supremacist as well.
So being white and being okay with the fact that you are inherently makes you a bad person.
Yes.
And they said this, like they get into this, right?
And this was the controversy that we're going to come off of and get deeper into this because we're still talking about this today.
It was Friday night in early November and Fox News host Tucker Carlson was preaching to the camera about leftists sowing racial divisions throughout America, reacting, which they are, right?
Reacting to an article in the Washington Post about a principal at a Maryland high school investigating an incident in which someone posted flyers proclaiming it's okay to be white.
Carlson claimed to see evidence of anti-white agenda at play in the Post report.
The segment was typical Fox fodder, but with the exception, Carlson was pushing forward a meme promoted by white supremacists, and he was doing so exactly as they intended him to do.
And guess what racist comments he said?
This is so bad.
I'm so mad at Tucker Carlson for being a bloody racist.
Listen, being white, by the way, is not something you can control, Carlson said.
Like any ethnicity, you're just born with it, which is why you shouldn't attack people for it.
And the left does constantly in case you haven't noticed.
I don't know about you, but I'm canceling the Fox subscription I never had when I realized that Tucker Carlson would make such a statement.
You're pissed.
Tell me your thoughts.
I think it's disgusting that he would suggest that.
I don't even know how to articulate it properly.
I'm just so angry all the time.
I think that I'm going to go pursue a career with Vice or Vox and I'm going to get paid a quarter of a million dollars to denounce white people 40 hours a week.
Yeah.
After we get canceled here, I'll make one of those I'm sorry influencer videos and then I'll just live out the rest of my days in gated communities while you all deal with the blessings of diversity.
So who's behind trying to make us feel like we are doing something wrong or it's wrong to be white, right?
That it's the opposite of being it's okay to be white is that it's not okay.
And that was a group called the ADL, the Anti-Defamation League, which is about fighting racism and hate towards any group and every group except for white people.
So it's very convenient.
And they wrote that, you know, if you are looking at this slogan, it's okay to be white, and you're unable to separate it from racism and white supremacy, you actually are correct and justified was their terminology.
Because inherently in our culture, if you have any sort of pride in your race, it's okay unless you're white.
And it's not only good to celebrate your race if you're every other race except for white, but if you are even just okay with it being the fact that that's your skin color, you actually are probably trying to get black people killed.
And maybe you share guilt in the Holocaust.
That's what they said.
Yeah.
No, I mean, that makes sense to me.
It's even like that meter that we saw recently that was being distributed in that New York school with the levels of existence as a white person.
And the only thing that was basically acceptable is to be literally a race traitor and to be not only like denouncing your white privilege, but to be like anti-white as a white person.
That's the only way that you can be sort of redeemed from the original sin of progressive politics, which is being born white.
Yeah.
And I'm feeling really guilty about my whiteness right now.
Savannah, are you okay?
I mean, are you okay with having this many white people in the room?
I'm just checking in on you.
Make sure you're safe.
I'm a bit concerned about it.
I do feel a little bit uncomfortable being a minority and a woman here.
You know, the only one.
You should have not entered the room.
I'll make you.
I'll make you.
Wow, John.
Get off my show.
It's comfortable.
First of all, the man invited me.
Second of all, it's more comfortable in the kitchen.
I don't know.
Oh, my God.
Didn't she just mess something up, too?
That's what you get for the diversity hire.
Yeah, exactly.
We had our quota.
It said, Hang on, be right back.
Let me just slap John real quick.
No, but it's okay.
But it's actually, we take this in good humor, right?
Because we think this is funny, but this is actually serious implications.
And I want to talk about some of this.
So this anti-white ideology, like we make fun of it, right?
I mean, we have our diversity coalition that somehow made it off camera today with Peggy and what's the names of our diversity coalition?
Peggy's the white deputee.
Peggy.
Peggy the Eputee.
Robinette.
Robin Nett, the non-binary.
And Madison, the wheelchair.
No relation to Madison Cawthorne, who's also in a wheelchair, that would be ableist.
But those are our diversity coalition.
We also have our diversity hire and also you have me, who's Jewish, or everyone thinks I'm Jewish, but I'm not actually Jewish, but I just go with it, you know?
Yeah.
It works.
But it's actually affecting people negatively in the real world because people are stupid.
And this is what I said about the white people pissing me off is in general, I can't believe people bought into this through brainwashing.
And in 2020, we saw more of white people doing really dumb things that make no sense, like getting on their knees and begging for forgiveness from random black people for crimes that they neither committed nor, I mean, this is, do you remember this?
When everyone crying?
Do you remember everyone was like, and they were getting on their knees and they were like, please forgive us.
It's like, for what?
Yeah, it amazes me that these people, I was actually just having this conversation with my roommate yesterday.
Like it amazes me that these people probably left that demonstration and like went and like fed themselves and like went to work the next day.
Like they actually exist.
They seriously exist in the world.
It's incredible.
Can we get some sound on?
I think you can hear it.
They're like begging.
Someone has a Bible in the air.
Yeah.
We're not saving anybody, God.
We're just opening ourselves before you.
Yes, Lord.
You brought the thunder and rain today, God.
Turn that off.
Turn it off.
Turn off the sound.
That is actually, I would say that would be an abuse against the Christian faith is to like bow to men and then apologize and confess things that you've never done, which would be a lying.
Like it's like, oh, I'm sorry for slavery.
Never owned slaves.
Never took part in slavery.
In fact, actually probably had disadvantages because I was white, because I grew up in a society that discriminates against white people legally and openly in things like affirmative action.
But I'm going to get on my knees and hold up a Bible and blaspheme God while also begging strangers for forgiveness.
And I'm sad to say that this was a lot of people did this stuff throughout 2020.
Yeah, I saw a video too recently.
There was this black guy who went on this like spiritual journey tracing his roots back or something.
And he found out that one of his ancestors was a slave master who was in charge of selling black people to the Arabs in the Barbary slave trade or to the Europeans or like whatever.
It's just very funny to me.
Like this, the roots propaganda, for example, that we were forced to watch going through public school that white people went into the jungles and hunted them down and tied them up with ropes.
And it's like, no, they were basically waiting for us at the docks.
Like they were being sold into slavery by black people, by African people.
So.
Yeah, I know.
And that's, and that's honestly what it is.
And I, and I, and it throws me off here because I don't know what this guilt is.
I don't know why white people walk around feeling so inherently guilty that white Western civilization has been like the most advanced in the history of the world and like brought modern medicine, science to the to the world, as if, like I'm supposed to apologize, like oh, I'm sorry for electricity, like you know okay, it might sound racist, but it's like you want me to feel bad.
That's my whole point.
Like you want me to feel bad about my skin color because you're like because of the bad things you've done, or your people.
So if you're going to weigh my value off of bad things that, like the race I come from did, then you'd also have to consistently and logically thank me for the good things that we've done, which is a greater list than the bad.
And that's why I don't understand why people don't like white people.
Because it's like, and it's also like, where is this idea that white people were the only people who enslaved people?
You just talked about the fact the Arabs have been doing this for thousands of years.
Yeah, I think it's actually almost a form of Stockholm syndrome, which I have to be very careful with this, because I don't mean this to be offensive, but white people for the last 70 years, have kind of lost our sense of purpose as like a, like a culture, like with nations or whatever, and so, having lost that purpose, we're like almost bored and we recognize that we failed to preserve or conserve anything in our actual countries.
And so now, because of mass immigration and things like that, these narratives that have come to undermine and usurp like traditionally, like white culture, whatever.
Now you have people that are, I think, almost subconsciously, recognizing that it's over for us, like we're not going to flip our countries back, we're never going to have like true Western civilization again, and so they're almost inclined to then for lack of a better word cuck to these new narratives and these new trends by like, literally as a man, kneeling to another man and telling him, I am sorry, please forgive me.
Something like that, I don't know, it's emasculating like, oh yeah completely it's it's, it's.
It goes into the idea that no races should be bowing on their knees to another race on racial grounds.
Like that's not, that's not a good, that's not a good value and that's not something I think we were fighting to get out of.
That right, we were like going, it's not good to force humans onto the floor to worship you based off of your race, and that's what this is is.
It's it's not enough too, that people we're gonna talk about this that they hate that they're white.
It's that the culture is promoting an anti-white narrative, which is true, and I get a lot of flack for for talking about this.
I talk about this regularly.
Yeah, there is an anti-white anti-male anti-straight anti-family, family and Anti-Christian narrative that is proliferated through our culture.
It's demonic and it's racist and it's also sexist, but it's okay because it's okay to be racist in our country as long as it's just geared towards whiteness because then they say, well, because you can't be racist if you're not white because it's about having power.
And I go, well, if all of the systems of power are geared towards people who are not white, wouldn't that make the system completely racist in itself?
It seems backwards to me.
Yeah, it's because what you just described there with that list is like fundamentally what American culture and Western culture has like always been about.
And so if you can change the narratives to undermine and usurp those pillars away, you can like literally destroy the country.
And that's, I think, what it's all about.
And they are.
And check this out.
So New York schools, like I said, it's gotten to our education system.
Education doesn't really exist in our country anymore in terms of like, you know, it makes me sad because actually the arts and literature and things used to actually be something to boast about, like American literature and Renaissance art and different things you're going like in Western civilization in general.
And now education to me is just like one big joke.
Yeah, you can blame that on the Industrial Revolution, actually.
Really?
Well, I don't know.
We'll go down that road, I guess today.
There's an argument to be made that basically, like with what you're referencing there, with what used to be referred to as liberal arts education, things like that, how to cultivate morality and discipline in the humanities, that was usurped when things like the Industrial Revolution came to fruition.
And then there was a much greater emphasis on productivity and creating things and like the math and the sciences and things like that.
And so because of that, a greater emphasis was put on those programs as opposed to the traditional liberal arts education.
So they needed something to bring to the table instead of just like reading the classics and learning that.
So instead of that, they sort of switched into now, okay, our new thing that we're producing and bringing to the table is going to be critiques of all these old things.
So our new thing to add to the conversation is that these things that we used to study and have as the pillars and backbones of our society are actually bad and destructive.
And so that's how they were able to kind of compete with the things that were now being primarily focused on like STEM, I guess would be the way to describe it.
Yeah, that's where I got my degree in.
But I want to tell you this.
So New York, New York City Public Schools, we have this article from New York Post, are asking parents to reflect on their whiteness.
A city of public school principles asking parents to reflect on their whiteness, passing out literature that extols white traders who dismantle institutions.
Education officials confirmed to the post on Tuesday, the woke offensive at the Eastside Community School in Manhattan features a ranked list with eight white identities, which ranges from white supremacist to white abolitionists.
Now, of course, in good faith, Savannah found that, found it, the actual, let me see if I can get this zoomed in.
She found this good old document that they have people reflect on.
Just take a look at this absolute racism here.
You want to take the quiz?
Yeah.
See where you are.
Okay.
Yeah, let's take the quiz.
Oh, no.
The eight white identities by Barner Hess, Breaking Down the White Gaze.
There is a regime of whiteness and there are action-oriented white identities.
People who identify with whiteness are one of these.
Who are you?
So let's, we're, we have, we have more people in the room.
Um, can I use your name?
Can I use your name?
Okay, yeah, Aldo is John's friend.
He's here in the room.
I just never know because some people like don't want to be associated with this show.
They're like closeted conservatives, closeted libertarians.
You know what I'm talking about?
Like they're in the closet.
Locker room talk on the tick.
Yeah, me and Aldo.
Okay, so there is a regime of whiteness.
So they call us a regime, which is inherently a racist idea.
The fact that we are like some sort of like a terrorist, like instilled authoritarian power structure.
Completely ignoring all the diversity that we have in our government.
Yep.
And there are action-oriented white identities.
So here we are.
Number one, white supremacist.
Sav, I'm going to need you on this too to figure out where you land on this.
Because remember, you can be a black white supremacist, okay?
Of course, of course.
White supremacist, clearly marked white society that preserves names and values white superiority.
So this is the idea of a society that preserves names and values white superiority.
And that's a white supremacist.
Now, what's interesting about this is that I'd like to add is that all of the narratives that currently I keep seeing from black communities are about like blackness being the ultimate and black hair being the best.
And they are always talking about black superiority.
Yeah, and black don't crack.
So it's just weird that the black people believe in racial superiority.
I would put a lot of left-wing black people as white supremacists because they believe in the superiority of races inherently.
And then by acknowledging and saying they're fighting, I would say like most woke black people would be the white supremacists.
Yeah, if you like go on black Twitter, for example, the things that they say about their race, they have all sorts of conspiracy theories about like basically them having innate superpowers.
Like they're just, you know, once they can usurp power from the United States of America, they can just create Wakanda.
And be, and they also, I spend a lot of time on black Twitter, and they also talk about that they're actually the Jews.
Yeah, yeah, I've seen that.
That's a weird thing.
I got to just say, this is the second episode I've talked about the Jews, and so I got to be careful because no matter what you say, good or bad, somebody's going to get mad at you.
But I will say this.
I will say this.
Like, I've heard a lot of crazy conspiracies about the Jews, but the black Hebrew Israelites are probably one of the weirdest Jewish conspiracies that I've ever encountered.
And I've met them on the streets here in Dallas, and the black Hebrew Israelites will like actually kill you.
And so it's like, and it's like, and yes, like it's like, I don't get what, so like, what are they saying?
Like, the real Jews are just a bunch of like violent, like, gang-oriented, like, tribal people on the streets.
They really are scary.
Like, the black Hebrew Israelites are like scary people.
I see that, but I raise you my favorite black conspiracy theory, which is personally the one where they claim that they were the real Native Americans, that they actually were settling America first, and then white people came over and genocided them and then took credit for everything that they had done.
You sound like a Mormon.
Oh, my gosh.
Okay.
All right.
I just messed up my TV.
Proceed anyways.
Okay.
I actually just launched Hulu on my screen instead of actually seeing what was going on.
That was a free advertisement.
Okay.
There's white voyeurism and it wouldn't challenge a white supremacist, desires non-whiteness because it's interesting, pleasurable, seeks to control the consumption appropriation of non-whiteness.
I don't even want to get into this.
White privilege may critique supremacy.
White benefits, sympathetic to a set of issues, but only privately.
White confessional, some exposure of whiteness.
Okay, this is all stupid.
We can get looking at that after.
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Okay, so let's jump in.
So we talked about some of these things and what's going on here.
I'm not going to get into this, but this is so stupid, right?
They talk about white people being privileged and that there's this, they brought this up, right?
This says, number three, write privilege.
May critique white supremacy, but deep investment in questions of fairness, blah, blah, blah.
I would like to make the example that if we're talking about racial privilege, I think that black people are privileged in our country.
I think black privilege, socially speaking, is a real thing.
And it's this idea where there's this excusing, like in 2020, of the riots and of the violence and of the murdering and et cetera, because they excuse it all and they go, well, because black people are angry at police.
Yeah.
And you go, excuse me, these people committed crimes.
We have laws in our country and the laws don't say based on your race, you can kill people if you're mad because police.
Yeah, yeah, they can basically exist with impunity as opposed to white people who can't do anything right ever.
Savannah's already like on this episode going, this is not good.
She's just shaking her head going, I, yeah, but this is good.
No, but I'm being, I'm being honest, and this is a tough question.
And that's what I want to say.
It's like that to me, that's actually racist towards black people because if you actually, they say, well, we want to help the black community.
Well, if you want to help anybody, the way you help people is you set standards.
You hold people to these equal standards and you help them to reach standards.
You don't go into a community and say, yeah, well, we're a society of law and order, but if these, like, we're super mad about January 6th because, well, a bunch of white people broke into the Capitol and that's evil and terrible.
And we need to condemn that because they were mad because they thought that somebody borrowed an election from them.
And so, you know, so they're evil and you should never riot.
But if you're angry at police, then like, and if you're black, then you do that, like, then we actually are going to fundraise for you.
If you actually remember that Kamala Harris, we have this article from New York Post.
She helped bail out this rioter.
Yeah.
And he was twice bailed out by Kamala, but he, and he, he ended up getting arrested again.
A Minnesota man twice bailed out by Vice President Kamala Harris-backed nonprofit group has been busted a third time on felony drug charges.
I believe he also assaulted somebody as well.
But meaning if you're not white, you actually can get the vice president of the United States, current vice president, can raise money to defend rioters who are still committing crimes.
Imagine if a sitting Republican senator raised money to help with the trials and the cases of any of the, as they keep saying, the white terrorist Trump supporters that broke into the Capitol.
Yeah, I got dropped.
I got dropped by my coffee company for posting a picture of Kyle Rittenhouse with a link to my coffee.
Yeah.
And on Instagram, you can no longer post pictures of Kyle Rittenhouse.
It's illegal.
It's against their community standards.
Really?
Inciting hate and hateful organizations.
That's hilarious.
I almost got banned from Instagram because I took a picture of this girl that I was having brunch with.
You know how girls can't just like eat food.
They have to like take a picture to let everyone know that they're eating food.
So I took a picture of her.
So personally judged.
Right.
Well, I took a picture of her doing that and I captioned it.
I hate women.
And then they like flagged me for hate speech.
So.
Yeah.
Do you know they also flagged a meme with Joe Biden and Chris Farley, who, by the way, is dead.
And they say maybe they flagged it as partly false because it's missing context because Joe Biden was never with that person.
I go, that would make sense because that is a picture of Joe Biden now.
And Chris Farley's been dead for like at least a couple decades.
So that would also make sense too, that it wasn't taken recently.
I don't think Chris Farley was at Biden's speech.
Freaking fact checkers.
Okay.
But speaking of that privilege, Savannah made a great compilation.
If you can just put that on the screen with the volume down low because we don't want to get a copyright strike.
Savannah made a nice compilation of her content that was out there.
So remember this, they were kneeling down, Nancy Pelosi, and everyone was going, do, we gonna kneel down and we're so sorry because black people.
And they all like cried and everyone was like.
So this is actually set to the tune of This is America by Childish Gambino.
And I basically did a bunch of quick cuts.
That's the mayor of Minneapolis.
This is a Black Lives Matter person having their wedding at a protest.
And I basically just compiled all the riots and everything that we were seeing because I didn't want to forget any of this history.
Yeah, and this is like, so for my blind viewers who are currently listening on an audio podcast, this is just like black people harassing white people to bow down to them.
This is my footage.
That was good old old crab man who got turned into a crab.
Everyone's stealing phones because of systemic racism, hitting horses because white people are bad, lighting homeless people's.
Remember when they lit a homeless man's stuff on fire because Black Lives Matter?
Breaking in, attacking cop cars in Los Angeles because Black Lives Matter.
Remember when people were stealing TVs in the name of racial justice?
Because Black Lives Matter.
And they were looting art stores.
Okay, so that was my footage right there.
So in Austin, Texas, all these people were taking selfies after they burned people's stuff down and like blew up cars.
Yeah, because Black Lives Matter.
Remember when they were like doing things like destroying Kenosha?
And then Kyle Rittenhouse came out.
And you're going to have to blur that in post of the blood there, Savannah.
We'll do, we'll do.
But yeah, so this is this is what we remember.
And 2020 really was a wake-up call for a lot of people because I just stopped giving NEFs because I was going, okay, this is just stupid at this point.
Like this is just dumb.
I'm being made to seem like I'm a criminal in my own country because of the color of my skin while certain people, certain people, young people specifically, are out there breaking in, entering, and destroying the nation.
And I'm going to document all this and show the world too.
Some of this is my footage.
And then they're all going to be justified for it and excused for it.
They're actually committing crimes all because we're supposed to feel bad for them based on their skin color.
I have no sympathy for criminals in general.
Yeah.
Oh, man.
I can't wait for our sons to come home from school because, and that's the thing, you know, conservatives have this like kind of, I think it's really just a cope, this idea of like, oh, well, you know, history's not going to be kind to them.
And 30 years from now, we're all going to look back on this and laugh at them.
It's like, no, because they have the power, so they're going to write the narratives.
And so what was done at the Capitol on January 6th, which is inarguably basically just a meme, like no one was really hurt.
Everyone was just taking funny pictures.
It was just totally stupid.
That will be documented and taught to our children as something equivalent to like September 11th.
Oh, yeah, completely.
Whereas all of that stuff will be obfuscated into just being the modern day sit-ins or the civil rights movement or something like that.
It'll be completely equal to what happened back then.
And it'll be like promoted as something that was completely fine.
And any mention of it being perhaps counterproductive or destructive, all that will just be completely swept under the rug and censored.
Can I also just say this too?
Events like the Black Lives Matter protests, which were bad, really bad, and are being swept under the rug, and events like the Capitol riots, where we have no evidence that anybody other than Trump supporters were killed at this Capitol, right?
They keep saying a lot of people died, but it was Trump supporters who died.
And they say medical emergencies, but I mentioned last time, like medical emergencies, like getting pushed off a wall by a police officer, breaking your legs and going into cardiac arrest, that kind of medical emergency.
And they, you know, even New York Times had a retract their article about the officer sicknik getting killed by a fire extinguisher because there's no signs that he died from trauma.
It looks like he died from a stroke later when he wasn't there.
That's still terrible.
And he could have still died from the chemical agents, you know, like from trauma or something.
And I'm not, that was not a, you know, that's my point.
But the whole point of this is, is that it makes you wonder with events like September 11th and Charlottesville and January 6th, where the narratives are basically written about the event and the facts are never allowed to really come out.
It makes you wonder who's really behind all these things and who really did these things because it's like when there's actually serious things, we don't hear about them.
We should be talking about BLM to this day.
People should be, we should be having investigations.
People should be going to prison.
The organizers of BLM should be in jail and there should be investigations and we did none of that.
We were a serious country.
Yes, but we're not a serious country.
We're too busy talking.
We're going to talk about January 6th, is going to be used for the next two decades as the worst event that happened in America's history.
Yep.
Yeah.
And I was there and it wasn't.
Yeah.
Man.
And then, oh, who was it?
Mad Dog Mattis.
Literally everything from the Trump administration has just turned out to be such an utter disappointment.
He, I think he was like quoted recently, or there was something in the Washington Post talking about how we need to maintain our presence in the Middle East so that all of the accomplishments that we've had there, such as spreading gender theory and women's rights and democracy to Islamic people, can be maintained.
So like, yeah, our sons are going to come home and they're going to be telling us all about the heroic actions of the Black Lives Matter protesters.
And then they're going to be like, also, there was a recruiter at school today who said that I should go die in the sand so that Muslim girls can learn about intersex people.
Yeah, I have to say this.
I actually don't care about the Middle East.
I know Americans have like a really like they have like a real love.
They're just always like, I hate us because we're free.
Yeah.
George Bush patriotism.
Just leave them alone.
Like these people live in mud huts and caves and stuff.
And also the Middle Eastern countries that were doing well, we officially destroyed them.
Like Iraq wasn't doing that bad.
Like they had they're pretty developed.
Iran wasn't doing so bad until we started getting involved with regime changes.
These were like fine countries that were like taking care of themselves.
And we were like, but you need some freedom.
And we're like, I love it because the Democrats and Republicans come together and they're like, what do you want to do for the next two 20 years?
Kill some brown children at weddings.
I love that.
I love the poor, defeated American man.
He comes home, he sits in the lazy boy with his six pack and he watches CNN talking about how like, oh, we're now going to be teaching children that they should be giving themselves hormones so that they can have their genitals mutilated.
And then he switches to Fox and he's like, yeah, the Muslims are the barbaric society.
We got to bring freedom.
We have kids chopping off their penises, but you know, those Muslims are the bad ones.
They're the crazy.
The Muslims get a lot right, actually.
And I have great respect for the Muslims.
Yeah, I honestly, they do.
And that's honest.
When it comes to like morals and society and whatnot, I mean, realistically speaking, they don't get it all wrong.
But I'm going to tell you what we are talking about about the double standard with this, with everything, right?
And how it's being manipulated to create real world problems.
Terrell Jeremy Starr, a man who is young, he's a young man, and he actually called for violence with Pam Keith in his article.
And I have it up for a journalist for The Root.
He's a verified person.
Pam Keith of Florida told me that Democrats need to give up bipartisanship and that we need to treat the Republican Party as an enemy combatant because they have embraced white supremacy over equality.
And then said, the new national security experts told me the Republican Party is functioning like a terrorist cell.
One said if they were in Afghanistan, we would have hit them, either a raid drop or drop a bomb on them.
So this brings up the idea that this is where the white supremacy thing is.
The white supremacy thing is to label the Republicans as an enemy combatant.
And they're trying to say that white supremacy and believing, which is, by the way, because I want to trace back, listen to my idea.
White supremacy makes you a terrorist and we can kill you.
But what is a white supremacist?
This is somebody who thinks it's okay to be white.
And that's what, like, if you look at the reasoning, that's really where this has gone.
It's like, if you're okay to be white, we can drop a bomb on you just like we did with the Muslims.
That's the legal strategy, too.
It's so pernicious because they'll say on the one hand, they'll talk for an hour, punch Nazis, punch Nazis, punch Nazis.
I didn't say punch Trump supporters.
I said punch Nazis.
By the way, new hour, new segment, Trump supporters are Nazis.
So they let the viewer connect the dots.
They don't explicitly call or incite violence, but they lay it all down and they allow you to put it together.
And this is not only on like mainstream news, even leftist streamers will do this too.
And they even acknowledge it in private correspondence.
Like this is what they're doing.
They're laying the breadcrumbs, operating within the acceptable legal framework, but they know what their supporters are going to do to piece it together.
They know that they're inciting violence, but they don't care.
Yeah, I know.
And that's why, and then what's crazy is they go, well, you know, I wonder why we have so much dysfunction and problems in our country.
How do we stop people like this guy from encouraging people to kill Republicans and white people, right?
He's basically sanctioning the death and the murder and the genocide of white people and of Republicans.
And it's like, well, how do we stop this from, you know, why do we have violence in our communities?
Well, people are calling for violence.
And then they go, well, you know, if you talk about black on black crime, you're a racist.
And if you want to solve the problem, you're a racist.
So you know what they say?
Well, here's how we really fix the issues in the black community.
We demonize white people.
And then we have this article from the New York Post, and activist is suggesting that we pay criminals not to kill in Baltimore.
Specifically, the primary crime rate is black Americans inside of Baltimore, by the way, that are committing the majority of violent crime.
And they're saying the way that we actually fix the world is for who?
Taxpayers or whatever's going on.
The majority of the country is white.
So the goal of this is that white people are evil, but everyone we should pay these people to just not kill us in the streets or not kill each other.
This is like the most racist thing.
That headline would literally be like satire on like an alt-right website or something.
Like that.
It's so difficult to believe that that's like an actual headline that someone typed up and they were like, I'm journalisming.
I'm doing my job.
This is like, I'm clown-billed.
Well, and this is what I'm saying.
This is the idea of like, of this is the idea of black privilege.
You can incite violence on Twitter.
You can call for the, you can call for a civil war.
You can talk about killing Republicans.
You can label all Republicans as white supremacists.
And you can get away with it.
And you can even hear, they're even justifying, like, oh, well, by the way, like, they're basically saying these people, these black people in Baltimore are never going to stop killing each other.
And they're basically just saying, like, the only way we're going to do this is by giving them money, which, as we talked about earlier, is exactly what they did with welfare: like, well, the way we're going to help black people is by just throwing money at them and destroyed.
They actually destroyed the black community.
And that's what I think a lot of this is.
I think a lot of this rhetoric is all just about keeping power and controlling people.
And I also think that this idea of white supremacy keeps minorities weak.
It does because they're always thinking that they're fighting against some powerful white person.
But meanwhile, the white people are bowing to them in the streets and they don't even like wake up and realize that they won.
Yeah, I would love to have the author of this article in studio and ask them about a story that I read a couple days ago.
Actually, I read it today.
I don't know when it happened.
But there were these two black women seeing a film in I think Georgia, and then they were shushed because I guess this is the first time I've heard this, but apparently black people like to talk during movies.
I didn't know that, but apparently that's something that happens.
I've never been to a movie in a long time.
And then they went ahead and upon being shushed, pulled out a pistol and like shot this woman in the shoulder.
And I'm just curious to see how white supremacy ties into that.
I don't know.
I just like to learn things.
That is systemic racism.
And that is systemic racism.
Honestly, that person should have just kept their shushing to themselves and they deserve to die.
And that's where I believe.
Seriously, I believe that.
And that's why, like, and you see this kind of rhetoric, this black privilege come out.
Like the Washington Post says this, right?
You see, you love these articles.
Locked up at age 15, Joe Ligan became the nation's longest-serving juvenile lifer.
Now at 83, he's finally free and re-entering an unfamiliar world.
It's so sad.
And Sedana, I said this to you.
And what did I say?
I sent you this article and I just sent it.
And what did I tell you?
You were like, yeah, he also stabbed eight people.
And I was like, oh, that was nicely omitted from the other two.
And killed two.
Yeah, and killed two.
Or I don't know if two of the people that were stabbed died, but I know he's responsible for two murders and eight brutal stabbings.
And it's like, look at him.
He's so nice and just a nice old man.
Gentle old people.
It's not his fault that he stabbed eight people accidentally.
Yeah, so it's systemic racism again.
Yeah, that's the thing.
And, you know, he's this gentle old man who's just getting released.
Maybe if they had paid him, he wouldn't have had to kill people.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's going to be another episode.
We're going to call it, we're going to go through all this stuff and call just blame systemic racism.
Remember that.
That's another episode.
Just blame systemic racism for all the problems in the world.
That'll really fix everything.
You know what's the way to fix the world?
Blame all white people for the crimes of this of history.
Keep them down.
And then also excuse the crime of black people and tell everyone who talks about it that they're racist while at the same time building large walls around the Capitol building and pretending that Joe Biden isn't dying.
Yeah, I think the statistic is that between the years 800 BC and 1950 AD, European men were responsible for 95% of all technological and scientific innovation throughout the world.
And so what I well, what I would like to see happen is if between say 2021 AD and 2100 AD, if we could just like completely eliminate that market share down to like 0% and then just go ahead and get the non-white share up to like 100%, specifically the black share.
Yeah, and that's what I was going to say.
And this is where they say, well, you know, white people, like you were saying, that's because of racism, systemic racism that white people made inventions.
Well, the Asians have been doing pretty good for most of life, have been pretty detailed.
If you look at this chart from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, it says here that actually Asians make more than white people and on average are statistically more advanced in IQ and in job placement and prestige in overall Asian people.
So this idea of like white supremacy is already debunked.
This idea that white people are there because Asians actually are the ones doing the best in terms of almost every every factor and they're not white.
Do you know why?
Screw you.
This is literally what this is literally what they'll say to that, like the black supremacists, the black nationalists.
They say that white people allow Asian people to do better than them by those metrics so as to lower the suspicion that they're actually the ones in control of everything.
That's what Tariq Nasheed will tell you.
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And I want to talk about this.
And this is where you get in this weird, you get into this weird like anti whiteness.
Then you get into this idea that the blacks should, the black people should have like privilege, right?
And you go into that, into that.
People say you can't say the phrase blacks, okay?
I've don't, I mean, there's whites and blacks and there's brown people.
It doesn't really matter, right?
People have skin color.
I don't really care.
Are you like a son of another?
Go ahead, you know?
Okay.
But I want to say this.
When we get into this, people blame white people for everything.
And this is where you get this tribalism that actually can cause real world problems.
Like people wrote here, like, why is Hennessy locked up in liquor stores?
And people are like, because there are certain liquors well known and thus commonly stolen.
And it's like, oh yeah, Hennessy is stolen because it's well known.
And that's why Hennessy is locked up.
Yeah.
Same reason why I think certain ethnic hair products tend to be locked up as opposed to your standard head and shoulders.
Yeah, but and people say, well, that's racist to talk about that.
And I would like to pull the minority card here and bring Sav into this and ask Sav, like, how is it racist to really talk about the real cultural issues in our country?
Does it offend you?
It doesn't offend me.
And honestly, it's only racist because our society has conditioned us to think that these are things that are off limits, that the black community is severely oppressed, that they've been pushed down by the white man, and you can't talk about it now because you're speaking from a place of privilege.
But again, that is something that society has put into place and conditioned us all to think.
COVID, I yell COVID out before I cough now.
Like people do Kobe when they shoot, you know, when they shoot like a Kobe.
And I can't do that anymore because Kobe's not around.
And that's actually a really sad story.
Really tragic.
But I do the COVID too, like COVID, because it's also like gives people a warning that you might kill them.
It's a warning to grandparents that they might die.
You should open tonight at that comedy club.
That was pretty funny.
We're all laughing so hard.
Yeah, bro, the whole squad is laughing.
Here's.
Sav is wheezing.
You guys are, you guys are.
Well, I would say you guys are a-holes because you are what you eat.
Okay.
It was only slightly offensive.
Yeah.
Hey, thank you.
But this is the kind of thing, too, where it becomes in the real world consequences is that people talking about this.
We have this really cute video.
If you could put this up, I thought this was really sweet.
You know, you have, there's this couple on TikTok.
They happen to be white.
They adopted a black kid.
They're teaching their baby to like tap dance.
You know, like, it's just cute.
Like, maybe they couldn't have it.
I think like a lot of people can't have children.
They wanted to adopt a child.
They crossed cultural boundaries.
You can't expect that they intentionally adopted a black kid.
I would assume they probably actually just adopted the kid because the kid was cute.
They wanted a kid.
And unfortunately, there are a lot of black kids in the adoption system, right?
And could have been where they are.
And you're going, oh, it's so nice.
That's just so nice.
Well, black Twitter, you know, Tariq Nasheed, who's a race baiter, is like, white couple gets some tap shoes for their black adopted child.
Like, is this racism?
And it was like, oh, who's stupid enough to like buy into this bait?
You know, well, people are, right?
They're writing things like here, like, it should be illegal to adopt black children if you're not black.
Wow.
And these are like, by the way, liked by thousands of people.
Yeah.
Like thousands.
Call it like it is, Tariq.
This user said, white supremacist couple abuses black baby.
This, I shouldn't be doing an accent.
This baby should go straight back to the orphanage from which it came.
I don't know.
I don't know where the dog is.
These are not fake.
So I went, no, no, I went through Twitter and I read through all of these comments and I specifically picked them out.
They're not fake.
These people are really upset because they think that this baby tap dancing, and I believe these parents have their own dance company and studio as well, which is why they were teaching their baby to tap dance.
Why was the baby in the orphanage in the first place?
Well, that's the question.
And that's why it says here, this is child abuse.
Why didn't they adopt a white kid?
And I mean, the last one was a dog.
So I don't know what accent dogs have, but this is like Mr. Black X.
I mean, these are real things where they're saying that being white is such a crime that if you're white, you shouldn't even have the right to adopt a kid.
Not thinking like, oh, that's really cool.
Like, why are there so many black children in the adoption system?
Exactly.
Why aren't fathers, why is there a problem of fatherlessness in the black community?
How is that related a lot to the way the government intentionally screwed over the black people with what's that called?
With welfare.
And why aren't they staying?
What's the wrong cultural implications?
Why aren't men being pressured?
Why aren't they staying with their women?
I even saw a based meme that was like, that was like, oh, if abortion should be illegal, then it should be illegal for a man to impregnate a woman and leave.
And it's good, like, yeah.
That's the, that's just what you just did with the Steve Buscemi thing with like, hello, fellow kids.
You're like, I saw a based meme the other day.
Oh, I really, it really was, though.
And it had like Catholic people.
That's why I love the.
I am Steve Buscemi.
Hey, kids.
My fellow based.
Hey, kids.
Check out this dank fire based meme.
That's pretty good, huh?
Check out this fire.
Check out these fire lyrics.
That's why, you know, I think the single motherhood rate, the last figure I saw in the black community is like 72%.
And even now, I just said the black community, which is a very interesting political phrase because if you actually spend time in black America, there's a lot of infighting between the men and the women, the light skins and the dark skins.
Like there really isn't this like cohesive black community that our politicians will preach about.
But then they'll project that and say the same thing.
Like there is no shared white culture.
Whereas what we've been talking about for the last 52 minutes would beg to differ because it's like the most common shared experience of like white Americans is just basically being crapped on for the color of our skin.
Like that's been happening to us since at least like the 1970s.
Yeah.
And that's actually, that's usually the thing.
It's like the only thing that we all share in common is that we all were probably asked in 2020 to bow.
I remember people ask me, people ask me, which is surprising, why didn't you post a black square on your Instagram on Blackout Tuesday?
And I, smart person, would write every single person back who asked me that, like simply like, because I simply do not participate in it.
Yeah.
I posted something when that was all going on on my Instagram story because I still have a lot of people that I went to school with that follow me.
And I was like, yeah, if this is the first time you've ever taken a stand for something when it just so happened to be part of a social trend, like please unfollow me.
You don't have agency.
I have no respect for you.
It's just pathetic.
Even if I disagreed with it and it happened before George Floyd and all that stuff, if they just all of a sudden at their own accord decided that they wanted to do this, that would have been fine.
But you have people who have never taken a stand for anything in their entire lives.
Their being is basically just to exist as an aggregate of preferences for Netflix programs and fast food chains.
But now all of a sudden they have this like deep conviction for black America, the downtrodden people of America.
And they want to post the black square so as to let everybody know that they possess this conviction.
It was very pathetic.
Yeah.
And that's why I would ask myself the question.
So we're going to end with actually answering the question.
Is it okay to be white?
And, you know, and for people that are offended by this show, I'm actually happy that you are.
And I don't know why you made it this far in the podcast if you disagree with us.
I didn't say anything that isn't beyond the normal conversation.
I don't care.
I'm not going to apologize or somehow not talk about race because I'm not supposed to because I'm white.
I don't care what I'm supposed to or not supposed to do based off of people that hate me told me what I'm supposed to do.
These people hate white people and I'm going to go, oh yeah, you hate me for the color of my skin.
And then I'm going to listen to what I'm allowed to talk so that I'm not going to join the conversation because it's like you, I'm not going to listen to people who hate me.
That's just a period.
That's what it is.
I'm going to talk about whatever the hell I want to.
Yeah, it's interesting too, because not talking about it, because it's so obvious that it exists and there are differences between groups of people, not talking about it creates more problems than actually talking about it.
Like going to, for example, the school that I went to is a very diverse school and like all the friends that I had that were black or Hispanic or whatever, like we would all joke with each other about that.
Like, you know, they'd make white jokes, we'd make black jokes, and it was all fine.
We're all like boys and stuff.
It's not talking about those differences that creates more problems because it keeps people in these like these tribes, so to speak.
And if you're going to try to exist as a multiracial, multi-ethnic society operating under a democracy, a liberal framework, you're going to have to at least acknowledge that if you want to survive.
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And that's what this was.
And I put it at the end.
This is an ADL approved podcast.
And so is it okay to be white?
I would say, according to the narrative, no, that being white is probably one of the most negative things now in our culture and connotation.
It's one of the only things that can limit you from what you can talk about, who you can address, what level you have to be at to get into a university, whether you can get a job description.
I would say even above being a male or anything, I would say that society is geared to make it a crime and actually make you disadvantaged if you're Caucasian.
And I believe that fully.
And I think that's where our society's at.
And no one wants to talk about the secret of the open anti-white hatred that is seeding in the hearts of so many people around the country.
And also the white people that hate themselves are just as stupid and bad.
So true.
So true.
The old is versus ought distinction.
Is it okay to be white?
No.
What is it?
Should it ought to be okay?
Yeah.
Should it be okay?
Yes.
Yeah, and it's just, exactly.
Should it be okay?
I think it's okay.
But guys, I want to remind you if you make it this far in the podcast, that, you know, it really helps us when you subscribe and you go down and you click the links and you subscribe on Apple Podcasts.
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Let us know your thoughts too about this.
Is it okay to be white?
What do you think about this?
This is a very controversial topic.
I probably could have handled this a little bit more seriously.
But also, too, it's just crazy to even like you making this and you're kind of like, oh, we're going to get in trouble.
But I also don't care.
And that being said, I want to get some great podcast reviews that you guys gave to us here.
A huge shout out to Sweet RBX.
Said, Elijah is one of the funniest guys on the conservative network.
Please watch and listen to this guy.
Goes the extra mile to get us the real facts.
I would say that John would disagree.
Yeah, can we get a fact check on the first half of that?
Would disagree with that.
I think the reason why the show is funny is because it's not funny.
That's the point.
Painfully.
Yeah.
I always tell people that.
It's like, I'm actually not funny.
And that's the funny part is that I laugh at my own jokes.
They're not good.
Yeah.
And that's the best part about it.
It's like, yo, he's actually, that's really hard to watch.
Another user said, or reviewer, said, Their name is S ontheschinesenuts.com.
What's the domady or the godaddy value for that?
S domaints.
Chineseenuts.com said Elijah does what many of us don't have the balls to do, which is to call out the wokeism propaganda that he is being shoved, that is shoved down our throats at every turn.
I work at HEB, and until recently, I hadn't noticed how left-leaning HEB actually stands.
I work nights, and I'm proud to say I didn't wear a mask for my entire shift last night, and it was empowering.
To say the least, I will be looking for a conservative company we work for.
There are more like me.
We will not be silenced.
John 3.16.
That's cool.
So true.
So true, John 3.16.
I like that.
I really enjoy that.
But anyway, this is John Doyle, the host of Heckoff Comic.
You can watch especially.
You can go to johndoyle.com or what is it?
No, heckoffcomy.com.
Heckoffcommy.com.
You can check them out John Doyle here on YouTube or wherever else you can get podcasts.
Thank you so much for coming on, John.
I really appreciated you ending your career with me today.
Yeah, it was so last minute, too.
A last minute end, guys.
Thank you guys so much again to you for watching another episode of Slightly Offensive, the best worst show on Blaze TV, where we always provide for you not only the graphics that will always stun and will always impress.
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