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Aug. 30, 2024 - Liberty Hangout - Kaitlin Bennett
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Obama Supporter Has An Awakening
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After I finished, I kind of like agreed with some some some beliefs, some of his beliefs for the wall and like what is it, the four-pillar plan, like that makes sense to me.
And uh, I hated to say it, but how about cutting human trafficking in the United States in half?
Is that worth building a wall?
Yeah.
We're heading out, guys, so thank you so much.
Thank you so much.
Why are you the f ⁇ ing?
Oh, it's very tolerant.
What was that?
So you're actually filming yourself treating another woman like this?
Yep.
Where's your favorite?
Thank you so much for showing what the Democratic Party is like.
She's white and you're black and you're calling her names.
Can you imagine if it went the other way?
You'd call her a racist.
See what I mean?
Yeah, you're being a racist.
Why are you so racist?
Oh, hell no.
Crazy, man.
As crazy as you just walking up to a total stranger and cussing them out?
Stranger.
Stranger?
I don't know her.
You know you're married on Twitter.
I don't think you know her.
Caitlin Bennett.
You went to Kent.
But you don't know her.
So you walked up to a stranger and you cussed them out.
What sense does that make?
Do you know which one of us is going to look stupid on the video?
Which one?
I don't know.
You tell me.
You have Make America Great and you're black.
What's that have to do with anything?
Are you racist?
Wait, what are you doing?
Are you saying black?
If you want to make America great again, like ask for what?
You're not going to find sympathy from them.
What do you mean?
What do I mean?
Was it great before or something?
Yeah.
It's the greatest country in the world.
What happened?
I don't know.
Can you name another country where it's better to be a black person than America?
First of all.
Name one country where it's better to be a person of color than America.
I'm just asking.
I'm asking.
Is America bad right now again or something?
Because you're saying make America great again, like, it's bad right now.
So apparently it's pretty bad if people can walk up to people of a different color and insult them that way and then not have any remorse for that.
That's a problem.
We need to change that.
Anything else?
I don't really want to be able to see anything.
Why would you treat somebody that way that you didn't know?
Wait, what's your association to Caitlin?
She's my friend.
Oh, I have something to say.
Follow my Instagram, JMITL15 underscore.
Yeah, you already know.
Why not?
Why?
She just made yourself look stupid.
Now, when we put it on our stuff, now everybody's going to...
Well.
That's a good representation.
Sure, anything.
Isn't it like anything?
I don't want to attack anybody.
I just want to know, like, what made you want to support Trump?
Well, I think that it's more important to vote for someone because you believe in their ideology than it is because they share your skin color.
For example, Obama shared...
What's your ideology?
I believe in small, limited government.
I'm pro-life.
Speak up.
Sorry, I can't really hear you.
I really want to know that.
I'm pro-life, which means that I think that killing babies is wrong.
And I also believe that the best way to boost an economy is by deregulating.
That means having the government remove regulations.
And Obama did none of that.
Obama made a ton of promises and kept none of them.
America was not better off when Obama left office than it was when he entered the office.
Under President Trump, we've seen the lowest ever African-American unemployment.
We've seen the highest job creation under any president in history.
We are seeing what we would expect to see from a person that is focused on business and not just, you know, what did Obama do?
Obama put men in the women's bathroom, okay?
Trump brought us the lowest black unemployment that America's ever seen.
I think the way that America is going to be made great is by not focusing on all these issues that are not important and focusing on issues that really matter, like the economy, like bringing jobs back to America.
Because at the end of the day, if I have more money in my pocket, I can spend more money on things.
Spending money into the economy helps the economy.
And I think a lot of people are too focused on, okay, well, what color are they?
Well, when you only focus on electing people of color, you do a disservice to Martin Luther King because he wanted people of character.
He said, I want to see people judged by the content of their character.
I don't want to see people judged by the color of their skin.
And I feel like in America, a lot of people are still trying to judge people by the color of their skin and not giving any concern to their character.
Ilhan Omar is a perfect example.
She said things like, some people did something in reference to the 9-11 attacks.
The worst terrorist attack in history, that should affect every American.
Who cares if they're a person of color or not, whether or not they're offended by that, that should offend everyone.
Because as Americans, when someone wants to come and destroy our way of life, we should oppose that.
And people said, oh, We shouldn't speak out against her because she's a person of color.
No, if people are not people of character, then they should be critiqued.
I'm so sick of Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson claiming they care so much about black people when they've been in politics for years and years and years and haven't done a thing.
You know what I mean?
The family members of Martin Luther King support Trump.
Ben Carson supports Trump.
These are people of color that are prominent.
Ben Carson is a brain surgeon.
And they support Trump because they see that he truly wants what's best for America.
And at the end of the day, the thing that will help black people the most is by helping everyone.
Because when we help everyone and we don't single us out, then we're ending segregation.
Because we're still segregated if we're all the ones living in low-income housing and all the white people are living over here because we've believed a lie that we need the government to survive.
We don't need the government to succeed.
All we need to do is work hard and we can move up.
There's no country in the world that's better to be a person of color than America.
And I truly believe that with all my heart.
So how do you feel about the wall?
I think, how do you feel about locks on your doors?
She asked me a question first.
Yeah, can you just answer it without asking me?
I feel like the wall is like locks on your doors.
You don't lock your doors at night because you hate everyone.
You lock your doors at night because you want to protect the people within your house.
And this country is our home and we need to protect it.
If you allow anyone to come across the border, and it's not just people of Hispanic descent, you've got terrorists that come across because there's a lot of border.
Because that's the only place that they're having.
Have you seen how difficult it is to swim across frozen oceans into Canada?
Canada.
Yeah.
So when they come here from other countries overseas to Canada to sneak into the United States, they have to go through Canada's security.
Mexico is, I mean, it's not a very organized country.
It's a lot easier to sneak into the United States from Mexico than it is to sneak into the United States from Canada.
That's why we want to build a wall.
And if you look at the human trafficking that goes across the southern border, if you look at the amount of drugs, it's a no-brainer.
We definitely need a wall.
Well, you probably couldn't vote at the time, but if you could have voted, would you have voted for Obama?
And why would you have voted for him?
Well, I was younger.
I was like under the influence of my mom, so I don't, I don't know.
Like, I was expected to, you know?
So that's.
Because what?
Because you're black.
And isn't that, is that what I just said?
That's what I just told you.
We should be voting with our minds and not our skin color.
I feel like it's something like that, though.
I feel like sometimes it's just like you want to see somebody else like basically it often just like that reflects you personally.
So like President Barack Obama, he like he had the same lifestyle as most people, most black people.
So and then with Donald Trump, you can't really see that because at the same time, he was more different when OpenWhile was.
He was raising different.
Do you think Obama had the same lifestyle as most black people in America?
Do most black people in America go to Ivy League schools?
No, I'm saying, I'm not just saying, I'm saying that upbringing.
Basically, you look at his whole life and people have connections to that.
I'm not trying to say the Ivy League school, but people try to live up to that.
I feel like with Donald Trump, you really can't relate to that because his lifestyle is totally different.
That's like, he had a higher white lifestyle really.
So why did Obama say the American dream is to be Donald Trump?
When did he say that?
Can you tell me when he said that?
Yeah, I believe it was in 1988.
I'm not sure when he said it, but he did say that.
It was 1991.
This is Vice.
It's a liberal media.
It said, young Obama said the American dream is to be Donald Trump.
We weren't really, you know, looking at that at the time.
We were still in high school learning about other stuff.
We weren't really, we didn't care about politics.
Like maybe now with the whole, yeah, Have you heard of police brutality?
Yeah.
What have you heard about it?
That's a reoccurring in the United States.
And basically they're getting away with it.
Who's getting away with it?
The police.
The police?
Yeah.
Do you know what the average insurance payout is to a person that's in an officer-involved shooting?
No.
It's $6 million.
Does paying $6 million sound like they're getting away with it?
I mean, is paying $1 for each family member that the shooting victim is victimized by?
I don't think that's an even pay-on either.
So the shooting member has $6 million family members?
No, no.
As in the people, the family, the people who got shot by the police, that person is dead.
Their family member, it was just, it was a newsletter story where the judge or whatever gave them $4 and it's $1 each for each person.
The police shooting people isn't necessarily police brutality.
You do realize that, right?
Isn't that what?
Yeah, if you pull a gun On the police officer and he shoots you, that's not police brutality.
They weren't pulling guns on them.
What's going on there?
In multiple cases, in multiple cases, they were in fact pulling guns on them, which is why they were killed.
Name a situation.
You're the one who said it was a short time.
We'll use an unarmed person.
Michael Brown.
Michael Brown had his hand on the officer's gun.
At that point, even though it's classified as unarmed, he was armed.
He had his hand on the officer's gun.
Not only that, he told the officer, you're too much of a not gonna say the word to shoot me.
He told the officer that to his face.
It doesn't matter what you say.
It's still wrong.
It doesn't matter what you say.
The police shouldn't have shot him when he had his hand on his gun.
Why don't you go put your hand on a police officer's gun and see how that works out for you?
Okay, I thought we would have shot him down and killed him for saying that.
Shot him for putting his hand on his gun and attempting to remove the officer's gun.
How do you know that he didn't shoot him because he said that or because he put the column his hand on his gun?
There were multiple witnesses and they gave what's called a sworn testimony in a court of law.
Okay, how many stories, though, were comparing the money?
So of the police brutality stories that were heavily publicized, only one of them was actually an instance of true police brutality.
Which wasn't coming from the call.
Trayvon Martin wasn't the police.
That was a random citizen that happened to be racist.
That's not police brutality.
No, but he wasn't the police.
And then Sandra Bland was not police brutality.
She committed suicide.
And if you want to say that the police killed her and then covered it up, now we're getting into conspiracy theory.
There's no evidence of that.
Okay, so how do you feel about white supremacy because of that Trayvon Martin case?
How do I feel about white supremacy?
Do you think it is a thing?
Absolutely, it's a thing.
Do I think it's a major issue facing America today?
No.
Do you think it wait?
Do you think it applied to the Trayvon Martin case?
No.
That guy was a Mexican.
Mexican?
Let me ask you something.
Do you know a Klan member?
Do I know one?
No, they're hidden.
Do you know any black people that hate white people?
Um, yeah.
So tell me, which is the bigger issue?
Racism in general or just white supremacy?
I feel like white supremacy.
Is a bigger issue than racism in general.
Yeah.
Even though you admitted to not knowing a Klan member, but you know black people that hate white people.
Just because I don't know a Klan member doesn't mean I don't know someone who doesn't like black people.
Haven't you know any Klan members?
I do not.
You can be a racist.
I could be a racist, right?
And I couldn't be a white supremacist.
I'm black.
But I could be a racist.
Does that make sense?
No, because you compare.
So let me ask you: is it possible for black people to be racist against a white person?
You know, white people can be black people.
Is it possible for a black person to be racist against a white person?
Yeah.
If I hated white people, I would have attacked you.
If I hated white people, I wouldn't be around her.
I wouldn't want to be around him right now.
I'm smiling because what I say, most of the black community doesn't agree with me.
That's why I will agree with her.
Okay.
She's ripped out almost every day by her family and all of our other friends because you do like white people.
And you're white?
I don't know.
I can't really tell if I'm asking if that's why.
No, no, no, no.
Yes, I agree with that.
That's incredible.
I applaud that.
What was your answer to that?
No.
What was your answer?
No.
Of course not.
No.
Oh, oh, I thought you were saying no.
How dare you?
I don't think people that have never had slaves should pay people that have never been slaves money.
I think that's what's there.
What do you think about professors that go here, white professors?
They actually put money in this jar.
For him, because he was black.
What are your thoughts?
Like, I never really thought about it, but I don't think so.
I feel like it's like with the whole.
I don't want to say it on camera because I don't want to be like.
We're not.
You can do, you can say whatever you want.
This is not a free speech.
Okay, so you know how there.
I feel like with black people, they like to live in the past.
Yeah, that's not, I'm not wording it right, but it's like, oh, because of slavery, blah, blah, blah, to white people.
And I don't think that they should keep doing that if they want to move forward, you know?
So I don't agree with the whole paying reparations.
Because it's hard to move forward if you're looking behind you.
They're not the ones that were like, oh, I'm going to lynch this kid for no reason.
Like, they're just like the grandchildren of the great-grandchildren, like they don't have anything.
Especially if they aren't racist, they don't agree with their old opinions and their beliefs and stuff.
I don't think they should have to pay for their mistakes.
I agree.
I just did my research paper on the wall because I'm anti-Trump.
Yeah.
Which is fine.
I'm like 100% against him, but like after I finished, I kind of agreed with some beliefs, some of his beliefs for the wall.
And like, what is it, the four-pillar plan?
Like, that makes sense to me.
And I hated to say it, but.
How about cutting human trafficking in the United States in half?
Is that worth building a wall?
Yeah.
All those women and children that are crossing the borders, some of which people were making a big deal about being in cages, those weren't even their parents.
They were using family units to traffic children.
They were using fake families to sneak children across the border.
I know there are like really bad gangs down there, like the MS-13, that like one of the, I guess, testimonies that I read about, she was saying that this man would have murdered her whole family if she didn't date him.
So she had to leave.
And like they're that violent.
And the women and like the little girls are targeted the most there because they're like, I guess, seen as weaker.
And that made sense to me.
But yeah, I hated to say that, but yeah.
So just because you don't agree with every single one of a person's policies doesn't mean you oppose everything that they do.
For example, to say that Trump could do no good would be to admit that Trump is the devil because the only person that can do no good is the devil.
You know what I'm saying?
So like there can be good done by someone that you don't agree with.
Like I could admit that Hillary Clinton might have done something good for America.
I can't think of anything, but I could admit it.
You know, if you gave me a clear evidence.
You know what I'm saying?
I think this was a good conversation.
I'm glad we came over here.
I appreciate you being polite, being respectful, and then voicing your opinion.
It's not easy to do.
Don't be scared.
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