[REAL TALK] New Black Panther Party Rep Gets Real About Trump & Race!

[travestyny]

Well this was certainly unexpected.

I had to share this with yall. This might be the oddest and at the same time most captivating interview I've ever seen. The host is an absolute loon who, though he is Black, absolutely hates Black people, so you can guess what kind of people he attracts to his comments section. Yet the supporters in the comments section overwhelmingly praised this guest. No matter what side of the fence you are on, you are guaranteed to disagree strongly with some things he says, but at the same time, it's uncanny how you will still walk away with a ton of respect for this man.

Get ready for a curve ball. It's about 45 minutes long, but I couldn't stop watching and finished it all in one shot. If you get through it, let me know what you think.

[JimRaynor]

If this new black panther party is advocating conservative values with emphasis on black people, in regards to a strong family, building their own infrastructure, pro 2nd and 1st amendment, then that would be a wonderful thing.



Im halfway done with the video, seems like the black panther guy is choosing his words carefully.

[Removed Now]

I have to find some down time to watch this in a nice quiet location. I am interested in this information.

[travestyny]

If this new black panther party is advocating conservative values with emphasis on black people, in regards to a strong family, building their own infrastructure, pro 2nd and 1st amendment, then that would be a wonderful thing.



Im halfway done with the video, seems like the black panther guy is choosing his words carefully.

I think you're going to really appreciate some of the things he says. It's quite interesting. Very bright guy, and seems very introspective. Definitely a free thinker.

[JimRaynor]

I think you're going to really appreciate some of the things he says. It's quite interesting. Very bright guy, and seems very introspective. Definitely a free thinker.

It was a good video, but I gotta be honest Jesse is a hard person to listen to, a very cringe worthy interviewer.

[Mooshashi]

Well I listened to about half of the video. It was nice that there was no shouting, just a calm conversation.

The "black Jesus" thing is truly whacked. I'm coming from a historical perspective, not a religious one. The are quite a few refernences to Jesus in contemporary Roman documents and there are no references to Jesus being black. None. And there certainly would have been notice of his skin color not being white. Also, the residents of the Roman province of Judea were not black. Period. Middle Eastern, Semitic, dark, yes, but not black like Nubians and other sub saharan black Africans that were well known to Romans.

The notion of "God" having a certain skin color makes no sense to me. He/she/it has to have your own ethnicity before you can believe in him/her/it? What difference does it make? A Supreme Being credited with creating our known reality and universe would probably be a gigantic amoeba anyway.

[travestyny]

It was a good video, but I gotta be honest Jesse is a hard person to listen to, a very cringe worthy interviewer.

I absolutely agree with that. GhostofDempsey introduced me to him. I think the guy is an absolute nut bag with tons of issues. He doesn't seem well.

[RespekonMyName]

If this new black panther party is advocating conservative values with emphasis on black people, in regards to a strong family, building their own infrastructure, pro 2nd and 1st amendment, then that would be a wonderful thing.



Im halfway done with the video, seems like the black panther guy is choosing his words carefully.

C'mon now. Black people can't be pro second amendment in America. Carrying will get me killed.

[travestyny]

Well I listened to about half of the video. It was nice that there was no shouting, just a calm conversation.

The "black Jesus" thing is truly whacked. I'm coming from a historical perspective, not a religious one. The are quite a few refernences to Jesus in contemporary Roman documents and there are no references to Jesus being black. None. And there certainly would have been notice of his skin color not being white. Also, the residents of the Roman province of Judea were not black. Period. Middle Eastern, Semitic, dark, yes, but not black like Nubians and other sub saharan black Africans that were well known to Romans.

The notion of "God" having a certain skin color makes no sense to me. He/she/it has to have your own ethnicity before you can believe in him/her/it? What difference does it make? A Supreme Being credited with creating our known reality and universe would probably be a gigantic amoeba anyway.

I agree with you on this. I always thought of Jesus looking like that computer generated Jesus that they put out years ago. Middle Eastern looking. Not that it matters.

[JimRaynor]

C'mon now. Black people can't be pro second amendment in America. Carrying will get me killed.

You don't need to carry, keep it in your home like most gun owners, and only bring it out in emergency's when your safety is threatened.