Men On The Panel DESTROY Their Victim Mindset
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Summary
In this episode, we discuss whether or not race is a barrier to success in the 21st century. We discuss the role of race in our society and how it affects our ability to seize the opportunities that are presented to us.
Transcript
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And I'll tell you who I really admire, who I really admire is Lil Wayne.
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He's one of my favorite people because when he asked about that,
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And he was so fucking successful not living that way and just doing his thing.
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And I just, I know I've said it three, four times.
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I just want every young person seeing this to hear it.
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I would say that a lot of people wouldn't even go and apply for that role
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to be president or prime minister because they think like that.
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You actually went to go and do it and you actually put in the effort
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and you were talented and you put the grind in.
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Over 30 years and doing everything he had to do to get in the position to even win.
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Because, I mean, the presidency is not something you apply for, right?
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It's like over time you've come to know that, hey,
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Dude, if Candace Owens ran tomorrow, I'd vote for her ass.
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Candace Owens ran for president tomorrow, I'd vote for her.
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I think she knows her shit and she's based as fuck.
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That's the whole point of what I'm trying to say.
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Which is like getting a job because of your gender or your race.
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No, but I'm saying you seemed like you said it was a good thing.
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Don't you think it's kind of a slap in the face because it's saying that you can't do it yourself?
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I'm kind of going on the whole thing of use race as your superpower.
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As long as I'm there and I can make something good out of it, then great.
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So if somebody now was saying to me, okay, because you're mixed race and you've got curly hair,
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we want you to present this show, Primetime TV, but it's because you've got curly hair.
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I can empower through that opportunity that came from a bad reason.
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Well, I think what is good about what you're saying is you're talking about seizing the opportunity
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and you're talking about using whatever prospects come along to get where you want to get to.
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I think there's almost like a schism in this conversation, isn't there?
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Because I think what these guys are talking about and probably what I'm talking about is more mindset-based.
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And over here, we're getting into the weeds about some of these social issues, which do exist.
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But ultimately, overall, what we need to do, we need to transcend that.
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Because actually, I mean, social class is a huge thing as well, right?
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And actually, you've sort of paid lip service to that.
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But he came from an incredibly privileged background, right?
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So social class is a big thing, whether you're black or white or Asian or whatever.
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But people from very underprivileged social backgrounds can also go on to become hugely successful.
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So what we all need to do is think, sod my background, my race, my ethnicity, all of that stuff.
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How am I going to go out there and change the world today?
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What steps am I going to take to make a dent in this universe before I die in this short period of time I've got here?
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And furthermore, setting up the generations that come behind you.
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Because for that man to be in a position to be prime minister, probably his grandpa was a G.
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So it's a legacy thing and creating a family that sticks together and has certain family values that can literally propel into the future.
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Normally, it takes a couple of generations to create a Rockefeller type family.
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And so if people start today building that legacy, then it's a really huge thing.
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In fact, I just got a text yesterday from an NBA player that wants to talk business about something.
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I knew who he was because he was in the league.
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But his father and grandfather own a large portion of real estate in Baton Rouge.
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And I knew who they were just from the real estate world.
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And so when Kyle is his name's Kyle's Temple, he's been he's the class.
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He's my favorite NBA player, not because he's the best players because he's a fucking class act gentleman.
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You know, I'm saying like, yes, I'll do whatever whatever Kyle wants to do.
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And he and that family, the Temple family is a great example of a legacy family.
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And that can be made if young men see that it's a possibility.
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You have to understand there's primal parts of us.
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And most often, like she was saying earlier, a woman would much rather be with a strong man she looks up to and be inside the frame of the family.
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And do the maternal things, the things that matter, the things that the world cannot live without.
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I think being a mother is one of the strongest, most impressive, hard jobs on the planet.
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And then you still have to nurture that baby and not get upset with it, not shake it.
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One of the most important jobs on the planet because you're molding the next generation that might be that legacy holder for your race or your family or whomever.
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So I think that it's really, really, really important that we put mothers on a pedestal more than we put rappers.
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I just mean it because it's what's important for the children.
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And the thing is that feminism comes in and says that motherhood isn't enough.
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That even when we were talking about, oh, you get to work, you get to do this.
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And she said her one regret in life is not having 12.
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And I think that's one of the worst things about feminism is because if I was to speak out now and say that I just want to be a stay-at-home wife with six kids, people would look at me when I'm saying she's lazy.
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But I think that's, like, the best part of a woman's life is having kids and raising them is a privilege.
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You want to hear what's going to call you lazy, though?
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This is why women need to be very careful who they keep around because a lot of times you're in competition with each other and misery loves company.
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Whenever a woman, now on social media, when they see, like, a famous woman in a happy relationship, you see them all the time trying to bring them down, trying to catch them cheating.
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They want to be at the same level because it's jealousy.
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And so a lot of the friendships that women have, they aren't productive whatsoever.
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When you get in a breakup, when you have problems with your boyfriend and you go talk to your girlfriends, what do they say?
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They just want to bring you back down to degeneracy.
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I had a friend that told me to leave him but was texting him.
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And that's what's really destructive about feminism is that you talk about female empowerment and then you guys bring each other down more than men do.
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That's actually the real misogyny is you trying to destroy each other's lives and ruin each other's relationships for jealousy.
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We're not the misogynists because I'm speaking aggressive.
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It's misogynists to not want a woman to be a mother, which is the happiest state a woman could ever be in.
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I don't know what you said, but you didn't hear yourself speaking.
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Have you ever spoken to a woman that can't have kids that's barren?
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You know what percentage of women that don't have kids are happy with it?
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The majority of women that don't have kids are not happy.
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That's a perfect example of feelings over facts.
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It's just like you're throwing out these facts like, oh.
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Okay, whilst I do believe there is nothing more important than...
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I don't believe that there's more to women in society.
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