Debate on Race and Historical Context

You can't always expect white people to be the majority, and you can't expect that

to be a good thing, 'cause it sounds like a very white

supremacist take to, to

argue that, oh, having a white majority to dominate a

society makes it better.

We're not dominating. We're just simply saying

that we established this land.

Dominating as a majority.

No, hold on.

Are we-

I would, I would wish the same for most African

nations.

I'd wish the same for Asian nations.

I just simply believe an ethnos has created a land, therefore they should be

entitled to be demographically secure.

But they didn't-

So are you-

... necessarily create the land when also-

They did

... the creation of that nation was built on the backs of slaves,

of immigrants,

of people who weren't just white people.

So you're saying-

Not true

... that these white people-

Not true.

Why is it not true?

Okay, so first of all, we have-

But I have a question

... com- compared to the rest of Europe-

Sir, I have a question.

You can answer the question afterwards, but she-

I, I-

... quite emotionally said something

No, I'm asking a question. I didn't say a question

So the burden of proof is really onto you to prove that point.

I would say that first of all we spent billions in reparations trying to

resolve the transatlantic slave trade.

Billions in terms of-

Actually, those billions in reparations went towards

slave owners

... naval-

Can I ask a question?

Those, those-

Yeah, to end slavery

... those reparations to end slavery-

And also-

... didn't go towards slaves

... and also-

They went towards the white slave owners-

Wait, my question, my question has 10 words

... who were abusing human lives.

Yeah.

Wait.

Because that's what happens-

Can I ask my question next?

... when you transition to saying we're going

to be more moral.

It's quite fascinating, bro.

However, these people still owned them, and if we didn't give them it, they

wouldn't be free. And also, I'm talking about the over £2 billion it

was

spent to actually enforce that rule across Africa,

most ambitious naval campaign in human history.

Okay.

So I'm not just talking about giving back money to slave owners, even though that's

the be- the only realistic way at the time,

working for the people at the time to

free slaves.

Mm.

I'm also talking about the naval campaign to actually enforce internationally

these rules. You want to talk about internationalism,

you want to talk about

globalism, we are the founding fathers of all

international documents when it

comes to enforcing human rights. I'm just simply saying for international

courts,

other people can't tell me how to govern our lands.