How can anyone listen to Alex Jones? He makes statements that are so absurd with no hesitation and no evidentiary proof. He claims to support freedom, but the exercise of freedom he does not agree with is somehow a show of tyranny.
While I don't agree with who's saying this on most things I do agree with what he's saying here. If you watch this documentary it's so far out there it's just utterly retarded. He summed up my thoughts more or less and that's why I posted this instead of the actual documentary with a few paragraphs on what I thought. I do feel like the media is trying to split races and pin them against each other which is 100% what this "documentary" is about. As for the director being illegal I'm unaware of that.
MTV is trying to start a race war involving minorities and whites.
Is this what you saw? I watched the documentary and I saw exactly the opposite. I think you ought to check your hero Alex Jones for pushing race wars.
Sure, the participants in the MTV video faced some temporary discomfort. They were adults. They can handle a few minutes outside of their comfort zone. It was designed to give them a little lesson in empathy -- all along the way of promoting understanding and cooling the race-baiters.
The video also made it absolutely clear that individual white people should not blame themselves for the plights of others.
Yes, a lot of minorities are trying to discredit whites as well as a lot of other people and I feel this video is helping to do that. I would also like to point out he was talking to high school and grade school children as well. Seems like he was an illegal. I'd also like to bring up that white people are becoming a minority in some states and will more than likely become a minority throughout the entire country. I also want to point out if you took the time to read the very short thread you would see that I am not a fan of Alex Jones and that I happened to stumble across this video and saw that it hit some very solid points.
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Devildetails ago
How can anyone listen to Alex Jones? He makes statements that are so absurd with no hesitation and no evidentiary proof. He claims to support freedom, but the exercise of freedom he does not agree with is somehow a show of tyranny.
DisabledNeckBeard ago
While I don't agree with who's saying this on most things I do agree with what he's saying here. If you watch this documentary it's so far out there it's just utterly retarded. He summed up my thoughts more or less and that's why I posted this instead of the actual documentary with a few paragraphs on what I thought. I do feel like the media is trying to split races and pin them against each other which is 100% what this "documentary" is about. As for the director being illegal I'm unaware of that.
flyawayhigh ago
Is this what you saw? I watched the documentary and I saw exactly the opposite. I think you ought to check your hero Alex Jones for pushing race wars.
Sure, the participants in the MTV video faced some temporary discomfort. They were adults. They can handle a few minutes outside of their comfort zone. It was designed to give them a little lesson in empathy -- all along the way of promoting understanding and cooling the race-baiters.
The video also made it absolutely clear that individual white people should not blame themselves for the plights of others.
DisabledNeckBeard ago
Yes, a lot of minorities are trying to discredit whites as well as a lot of other people and I feel this video is helping to do that. I would also like to point out he was talking to high school and grade school children as well. Seems like he was an illegal. I'd also like to bring up that white people are becoming a minority in some states and will more than likely become a minority throughout the entire country. I also want to point out if you took the time to read the very short thread you would see that I am not a fan of Alex Jones and that I happened to stumble across this video and saw that it hit some very solid points.