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Alright, well, hope you had a good week this week. I had a pretty good week. You know, it was pretty busy. My my mother is visiting my sister's visiting, you know, so it's gonna be a fun weekend and all that kind of thing I feel like I didn't get a lot done this week though.
Like I was working a lot but not a lot of result which you know sometimes that's how the cookie crumbles but before before the weekend I figured I'd do a light-hearted video and what better way to pass the time than to watch a bunch of white guys.
Talk about how how racist y 'all all are. This is good, I love watching videos like this because they are comical yes. But you know, I'm totally off the hook which which I think is great. I mean like I I listen to these guys and you know, they're presumably speaking from the Bible.
I that's what I think they're trying to do, but it doesn't apply to me since I'm not white. So it's just like well, I guess I could just sit this one out. Like there's certain sections of the Bible that you know.
Since I'm a minority in a majority culture, I can just you know, take a path on pass on this one. You know what? I mean? Just twiddle my thumbs. I guess look at the wall, you know, my church has nice stained-glass windows.
Maybe that's what the stained-glass windows are for. So like if you're in one of those, you know identity groups that the Bible's not addressing in a certain passage. You know like the forgiveness passages and you know stuff like that, you know minor little things.
You know if you get bored because it doesn't really apply to you. And then you can just look at the stained-glass windows and just you know. Imagine, you know how how hard it was to make them and so sometimes you can like come up with like different images.
Like some of our stained-glass it just kind of shapes and stuff like that. So it's almost like a Rorschach test. Like what do you see in here that kind of thing? So anyway, let's uh, let's watch it. This is gonna be fun.
Let's check it out.
What I see often when I have. What do you see with guys that look like me. Got what do you. What do you mean?
You mean people with weirdo haircuts? Preppy clothes like what exact guys that look like you, you know, I'm not really quite sure. Does he mean people with big ears? I don't know if his ears are big. They look like normal size.
I guess people say I have a big nose, which I think it's probably true. I think kind of like a hook nose, too. I don't know. But yeah, he talks to guys that look like him. I mean news he talked is like a twin brother or something like that.
He must mean white though, right? Well, stop playing dumb. He means white guys cuz all white guys look alike. How long do we have to apologize? Good question.
It's it's not about living and wearing the sin of yesterday. It's about being sympathetic Of the sin of yesterday and its effects today.
You know, this is the thing I talked to my brother a lot about this kind of thing and it's like, you know. You you know when like you're talking about something. You don't have a clue what you're talking about.
And you just sound like an idiot and and you can you can tell as you're speaking. That you sound like an idiot because you know. You don't know what you're talking about and it's very obvious to most people that you also don't know what you're talking about.
And and it's usually when you're just making stuff up that this happens and this is the game. He's like, he's like he's not it's not about it's not about like living in the past man. It's about it's about Sympathizing about the past and thinking about the past all the time.
Like it's not about apologizing for the past. It's just about saying I'm sorry about the past. Every day for the rest of your life for all eternity. It's like don't get it. Don't get it twisted. It's not about living in the past.
It's about always thinking about the past and never ever coming to a resolution never. Do you understand like no? No, that that's that's nonsensical what you just said. Nobody understands. It's not about being in the past and living in the past and apologizing for the past it's just about sympathizing in the past.
We cannot sow seeds For hundreds of years and not reap a harvest.
We can't sow seeds without reaping off who's who's lived for hundreds of years. I mean, what is he living in Bible times? Like Moses was we're not Moses. Noah was like 500 600 years old. That's that's who he's talking about.
Like who who's sowing these seeds for hundreds of years and then reaping a harvest like what exactly is he talking about? But it sure sounds to me like he's living in the past. You live in the past man.
So when we see the law of the harvest playing out. We can't just say well we shouldn't have sowed the seeds, but we sowed them and we got to get over it. We got to understand that there is cause and effect.
Right, but definitely don't live in the past, right? Don't apologize for the past but just like always think about it all the time.
Even though you have no control over it and all that kind of this is sympathizing. Not necessarily that I did something Wearing somebody else's sin but that my race for years sowed seeds that are still bearing fruit today.
And I need to be sympathetic and enter into that suffering and pain so that I can make it. This is what I love.
This is why I love them talking about like, you know I like not being white because I could just sit this one out because my race has never done anything wrong. Nothing that weighs on me nothing that I need to consider like my race is essentially perfect.
Well, maybe not perfect I'll be honest. My my race is not quite as Perfect as the black race, which we all know is completely innocent and they've lived lives of innocence. And if not for the white man, they would have just be they would just be in like a a harmonious I mean everything would be like Wakanda.
You know what I mean? Perfect technology perfect society. Not really, but I've never seen that movie, but I've what I've heard some stories about Wakanda. But anyway, yeah it's just that you know, we all we all understand that like so, you know, obviously the white men have had a I've had a trail of Poor decisions and evil that they need to consider but you know guy like me I'm good.
You know what? I mean? I'm just good. I just I'm just here to enjoy the ride.
Rich rich. Let me just quick paint a picture of what you just said in marriage.
He's gonna paint a picture and I appreciate this though because you know, we got three whites. This is a one. No, I guess it's just two white this. No, that's three this white lady here another white guy another white guy.
And then there's two so it's even Stevens. There's three whites three blacks. That's very balanced. I appreciate that. So now he's gonna give us an example about marriage. Which I'm sure won't be condescending in any way.
When I first married my wife and thought I was doing everything as it ought to be done. Taking the trash out I've noticed she was in the garage looking at me as if I was the most trifling person on the planet.
Hmm. I'm in a robe trifling.
Yeah, I don't know about that. I'm not familiar with that term. Let's find out. All right, so according to Miriam Webster trifling means unimportant or trivial. So his wife he was taking the garbage. So, let's see.
Let's see if we oh, there's an urban dictionary. Hold on. Oh. This is that. Oh, this is this is kind of bad words here. Do you remember that song? You're traveling good for nothing kind of brother silly me.
Why haven't I found another? Me what was that song was that destiny destiny's child? Yeah, you're gonna pay the bills you pay the telephone bills. Yeah, trifling that guy was trifling. So his what his wife thought he was trifling because he took the garbage out.
I Am I gonna say anything but.
Yeah trying to catch the trash man. And When I recognized she was not enchanted because I was doing what I thought was a husbandly duty. It hit me when she expressed you remind me of my father. Her father embarrassed her by taking the trash out as a child and she never forgot that moment.
So I literally had to grab her and let her know I'm not that man. I got nothing.
What Does it. Does anybody understand this? So I must have missed something. That's fine. Let's go back here a couple seconds here. It's traveling Good for nothing kind of bride that story made no sense.
Let's let's find out.
But she was in the garage looking at me as if I was the most trifling person on the planet. I'm in a robe trying to catch the trash man and When I recognized she was not enchanted because I was doing what I thought was a husbandly duty.
It hit me when she expressed you remind me of my father. Her father embarrassed her by taking the trash out as a child and she never forgot that moment. So I literally had to grab her and let her know I'm not that man, what's your point?
Yeah, what is your point? That story is is bizarre like so. Okay, so her father when she was a little girl Embarrassed her because he took the trash out. Like the garbage is there is this look at their metaphor here.
I'm just maybe I'm just dense because this is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. So I'm gonna assume that I'm the stupidest person alive because I don't get it. It makes no sense. So like she was mad at him.
Because he took the garbage out and when she was a little girl Her dad took the garbage out and it was embarrassing. There's not one piece of this story that makes any sense to me and maybe in the comments if you understand what he's talking about like what like.
Was he in his underwear or something like. I don't understand. I don't understand the story at all. But you know, I do. What I do understand is traveling good-for-nothing kind of brother. You're selling me.
Why haven't I found another? I'm Bob.
Us are not sensitive to the fact that people are carrying the scars of what their fathers have done and so we Jump to protect ourselves instead of listening to Understand that there's a need for healing.
Our churches need to repent for healing individually and in community collectively. So we can start now and really use what's become a cliche as truth. The best is.
Yet, I Don't care about any of that, but but I could see what he's doing there. So I honestly like I'm not this is not an act. I don't get that story. There must be something I'm missing. Or I'm just not seeing it.
Again, I don't doubt that I could be the dumbest person alive. It could be an obvious story to many of you if you get what he was trying to talk about there. I Don't know but it's bizarre trifling it's trifling.
But what he's trying to do is something that often is done in these conversations and make blacks The weaker vessel in the marriage relationship. So whites are comparable to the husband and blacks are comparable to the wife.
That's always what they do and it's like That's creepy man. Like like I don't think that that's very respectful at all. In fact, I think that's that's that's that's that's denying Certain things about about about black people that like it's almost like they're if not for the protection of whites that they would be You know at risk and stuff like that because we understand like a husband's duty is to protect his wife and Provide for his wife and to take care and love his wife.
Like that's the duty of a husband. Is there anything? Analogous to whites and blacks there like is the duty of whites to take care of and provide for and protect Blacks, is that what we're going with here?
Because that's super condescending I think Nothing against women. We understand that women actually are the weaker vessel. That's how God created them. He created the the husband and the wife to operate in that way.
But did he create whites and blacks to operate in that way? Like this is often said and it's often said by black woke people as well and It's like like dude, like it's not a good look man. Like what are you trying to say?
Like you need it. You need daddy to come take care of you. Is that's what you're trying to say cuz that's what it sounds like you're trying to say. But you know, maybe again, maybe I just don't understand, you know, maybe I'm just trifling Pay my bills you to pay the telephone bills, you know, man, maybe we could chill that that music that song was ridiculous.
It was like like if you don't pay all my bills, then we can't chill. You know, I mean and I think chilling strongly implies some kind of Encounter if you know what I mean, I Don't know about that one, man.
I don't know about that one. I don't think you do That arranged me pay for everything and then you know That doesn't sound like a legit arrangement. You know what I mean? Unless you're married, of course unless you're married because that's different.
Anyway, I hope you had a great weekend. If you want to put me in my place and like tell me hey 80 you're an idiot that story makes perfect sense because it's embarrassing when your dad takes out the garbage.
I Guess let me know. Let me know. I got a p .o. Box p .o. Box to 11 Keene, New Hampshire 0 3 4 3 1 I also have an email address 80 at 80. Robles calm. Thank you so much for watching I appreciate you liking and commenting and supporting the channel.
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