Discussion on Race and Segregation

Hey, I can ask you something though?

Yep.

You with Black people?

Eh, not anymore these days, no.

Why not, bro?

Hold on, I got a question. What do we... Hold on, hold on.

Hold on. No, no, I wanna know why. Why? I wanna know why.

This is a real, this is a real question.

This is a real, no, this is a real question.

What do we do to y'all?

Well, I'm gonna say, like, usually if it comes to just hanging out with

folks,

even if everything's square and nobody's each other over,

it's not usually a

great time hanging out with a bunch of Black folks.

Uh, we just don't hang out the same way

usually.

But, uh-

Yeah, but-

Uh-huh

... I feel like, but,

no-

I think, you know, I think we need our own space.

I'm kinda like that kinda .

I think, you know, we need our own elbow room.

You think we need to, uh, go back to, uh, what's this called, where we, uh,

separate... What's this called?

Segregation?

Segregation, yeah.

I think we should take money from the Jews and build you a new

country with it.

Well, you know, we was actually-

That's a lie .

Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.

I can't even get mad at that.

Hold on, that, that was-

No, and we can call it reparations

... hold on. You know that we was actually on this land first, right?

I, I, whatever, you know. We can argue about the history

or whatever, but a-

at the end of the day, we're having problems-

Hello

... and I think everybody just needs to have

their own space.

I got no problem towards y'all, but yeah, I feel that. But, um, hold on.

Well, it's, look, it's not just towards us too.

Like, you know, white people can't address white people

problems.

Black people can't address Black people problems.

You know, we got all this other we're worrying

about, we're, we're trying to

babysit the damn world, you know, doing everything the Jew tells us

to do, and we're not e- no one's addressing their own issues.

There's plenty of problems in the white community I would iss- I would, uh,

want to

address. Hell, man, probably half of all white people,

in my opinion,

they got some problems.

Wait then do you-

You know?

... f- I feel like Black people got personal

problems, like within who they

beef with, but, um, do you, do you guys got,

do you feel any type of way about

Hispanics and Mexicans?

I think they should go back to Mexico.

I mean, come on now, right?

I, well, I grew up around Mexicans, so I, I-

But-

... I got no se-

We-

He, he Mexican, half Mexican, you know?

Yeah, but you know if you went to prison

which club you would be in.

No, yeah, no, he, he sure roll with the Black,

but I'm saying you can't tell

though.

Yeah.

No, I can. Well, maybe a little. Maybe a little.

Yeah. Horatio.

yeah. I mean,

I think, you know, there's possibly peaceful solutions that,

in a, in an

eventual world where everyone kinda gets their own space.

I think that seeking that is good because if we're not serving our

own people,

then we're serving something else, and it's, I don't think it's right.

I don't think it's right to serve this weird American military

industrial complex. I feel like a slave in it.

I feel like I'm-

Yeah

... serving something that's evil and something that's destructive.

And if I was serving my own people, if I got a chance to serve my own people,

like

naturally we've always done in all human history, you know, when you join the

military you bleed for your people.

I think that it would be a better world, you know?

Yeah, ankle, I kinda agree about this. Like, so wait, hold on.

So are you racist?

Yeah, that's what... You don't, you just don't,

you just don't got a problem with

Black people or you just don't find yourself around them or just-

I, I, so look, like I have my beliefs, you know, like I think y-

you guys, uh, you know, are likely to, to commit crimes.

So if I see some Black fellas in a group, I'm not, you know, I'm

gonna be very wary. I'm gonna keep my eyes

and maybe my distance.

You know what I'm saying? Like, racial prejudice is

smart,

you know?

I got a question.

I, well, I-

Why do you, why do you think, why do you think that though?

But look, like if I have a Black waitress, I'm saying, "Yes, ma'am.

Thank you." You know what I'm saying? I'm a respectful person.

Okay, okay, okay.

But it just be like the... So

do you feel like, uh, this-

He's saying like, are you racist? Like, do you, like would you hang a like you see

and be like, "Ooh damn, I hate that ," like or do you just go about your

way?

You know what I'm saying?

I go about my way. It's, it's, it's more or less like, okay, so

there's a lot of stuff that's happened over the years, you know, like innocent

little white kid might die here or there, and you guys have one of your own

complaints too. There, what I think is that we have, uh,

essentially, you know, baggage between the two of

us over the years. And really, it's hard to like

look at Black folks the same when they do things like, you know,

supporting Carmelo

Anthony as a big group or, you know, supporting George Floyd as a

g- big group and destroying the country and,

you know-

I-

... the, the, the crime levels and all that stuff.

It's hard to like look at y'all and not like put you in this box with

them, you

know? And I do try to treat people respectfully,

but

it's a resentment that's growing.