dreyOO said:

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MLK Jr himself would give this dude a standing ovation. Wise, calm, researched and reasoned.

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Yes he would have...right after committing adultery on his wife with every female on that panel...

But in all seriousness, what a world we live in where black people now want the literal opposite of MLK's dream.

BCG Disciple said:

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Like this guy. Viciously shut down the racist on his left.

He also brings up a good point. I would love to blame the race baiter in chief for stoking racial fires, and I have done so. But in all reality he is probably right that it is more attributable to social media's rise and algorithms that promote platform engagement through feeding us shock videos of our deepest fears.

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Which the race baiter in cheif with his handlers fully launched when he came in office.

oh no said:

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the one crazed ***** called him a charlatan that has been co-opted.. then tried to explain she was just giving him an opportunity so he could respond to critics who might say that he's a charlatan that has been co-opted.

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Gaslighting 101.

Would've loved it if he'd have said, "Not every black household is poor, and not ever white household is wealthy," when being pressed about the differences in black and white households as a half witted rebuttal to a socioeconomically based perspective on disadvantage, but other than that he's a very smart guy.

ABATTBQ11 said:

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Would've loved it if he'd have said, "Not every black household is poor, and not ever white household is wealthy," when being pressed about the differences in black and white households as a half witted rebuttal to a socioeconomically based perspective on disadvantage, but other than that he's a very smart guy.

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And as a bonus tid-bit of information, he could have stated additional statistics of crime in high poverty areas, where the usual suspects come from homes where the Dad is nowhere to be found. A broken nuclear family often breeds trouble regardless of race.

Coleman Hughes is one of the top young intellectuals in the U.S. He has testified to Congress against repa reparations and other racial issues. I recommend subscribing to his podcast "Conversations with Coleman" for a wide range of discussions about political and social topics. He has extensively studied and often quotes Thomas Sowell, and he has done several interviews on Glenn Lowery's and John McWhorter's podcast.

Hungry Ojos said:

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dreyOO said:

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MLK Jr himself would give this dude a standing ovation. Wise, calm, researched and reasoned.

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Yes he would have...right after committing adultery on his wife with every female on that panel...

But in all seriousness, what a world we live in where black people now want the literal opposite of MLK's dream.

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Because like P Diddy
And Jay z

They're part of the globalist pawns

Who want global socialism basically global tyranny

The women on The view are despicable evil vile women they're being paid off to push the global socialistic agenda

StandUpforAmerica said:

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Anyone read his book?

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I'm 40% done. It's great.

The interview is pretty representative of his arguments at a 30,000 foot level.

It's called the end of race politics. I recommend.

tamc91 said:

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Coleman Hughes is one of the top young intellectuals in the U.S. He has testified to Congress against repa reparations and other racial issues. I recommend subscribing to his podcast "Conversations with Coleman" for a wide range of discussions about political and social topics. He has extensively studied and often quotes Thomas Sowell, and he has done several interviews on Glenn Lowery's and John McWhorter's podcast.

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This article by Hughes about Sowell is what got me turned on to Hughes. The thread also has some comical arguments about Sowell being an Uncle Tom.

https://texags.com/forums/16/topics/3128821

American Hardwood said:

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He's right about the negative impact of race based policy, but I think he's misguided in promoting a bunch of class based policy. Sounds like your traditional collectivist, class warfare ideas. We need to stop looking at the government to fix these things through divisive categories.

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Didn't sound like class warfare, seemed more like a guide to how government should formulate policy. If you genuinely want to make things better, then race is a terrible way to do it. Democrats harp on it, because they don't want things to get better, they just want votes and they actually want things to stay bad. This is a very common practice across the 3rd world.

Socio-economic factors are a much better way to formulate policy. If you want to make things better for someone economically, why does their race/caste matter? Why should rich black american woman get an advantage over a poor white male?

Sunny Hostin truly believes she is the gatekeeper for all things racism related.

I loved the statement made to the audience about reading the book and deciding if Hostin is right. Not just his book, but the black feminists nook, also.

Association with conservative Republican is an ad hominem. lol

Millionaires perpetuating grievance culture.

Get Off My Lawn said:

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Millionaires perpetuating grievance culture.

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It's about control. They want it.

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aTmAg said:

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I disagree on social media being the cause. It was Ferguson and the left pouring gasoline on that fire by justifying "peaceful" rioting.

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I actually almost 100% agree with him. Social media has allowed people to only be fed the info that want to see and is a major reason people are on their phones so much. Think about how many people you saw constantly on their phones in 2013 and the 5 years before and compare to today.

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Disagree. Facebook was created in 2004. Twitter 2006. Instagram in 2010. Tiktok in 2016. There is nothing special that happened in 2014 in the social media world that would explain this sudden jump. Yet that was the year Michael Brown got justifiably killed, and all the riots started.

Though he is right in most of the other stuff he said, this guy is still making excuses for Barak and libs in general.