Consider how blacks are underepresented in swimming events, a sport they're not well-structured for unlike basketball. Different races will always excel at different sports. In sports like world's strongest man white europeans seem to be the strongest race on the planet. Given the number of blacks (particularly in the USA) who engage in various sports you would think they'd be better represented in strength events. Scandanavians and slavs seem particularly dominant when it comes to raw strength
Good video. As a baseball fan I get tired of all the Jackie Robinson worship. Idiot Selig won't reinstate Pete Rose but he'll make damn sure all players wear #42 during one of his annual "white guilt" days at the ballpark.
the glorification of Robinson is lame.. not just because the celebration of integration is obnoxiously overdone.. but because baseball was integrated early in it's history, (before it went segregrated thru the first half of the 20th century). The diversity cult is not only obnoxiously myopic & pushy, but they're also ignorant of history. peace
Did I ever say in any of my comments that europeans contained the only cultures and ethnicities that committed atrocities such as violate the property rights of other human beings and committed genocide against other human beings? I challenge you to find those supposedly comments that I supposedly wrote.
I'm glad I dont watch pro sports. It's such a joke. I'd rather watch WWE wrestling than NBA or baseball (whatever). MMA and the Olympics are cool though. I mean I hate all the globalist propaganda that goes with the Olympics, but the games are good and the race p-c thing generally doesnt get into it, so far.
Robinson is honored because he is a symbol of social progress that occured at the time professional baseball was voluntarily racially integrated for the first time, and there isn't anything wrong with that. Elvis is more revered by american culture than Jackie Robinson, and wrongly labeled the king of rockn roll, despite the fact that Elvis heavily borrowed his rountines from other black musicians, and despite the fact that he didn't write any of his own songs.
Yet,you aren't makingany videos aboutElvis being honored by people primarily for the fact , that he danced like black rock musicians at the time. And so what if MLK day might be more celebrated than Columbus day? I didn't agree with all of King's agenda since he was primarily a socialist and I personally don't believed there should be anyday where one man gets their own day regardless of race, There really isn't anything to honor about columbus. He committed genocide and didn't discover anything
@Pentazoid111 actually he did "open the gates"- so to say, for European colonization of the Americas, without him Europeans might not have the dominant role in the world that we have today (the industrial revolution might not have occurred yet). I'm not sure weather he personally committed genocide, yes like I said the discovery did lead to genocide. But to Europeans Columbus is a hero.
Yeah , because invading lands of other people and attempting to displaced, enslaved, and/or exterminate the natives is a good thing , right? European colonization had nothing to do with the industrial revolution , the italian renaissance and the age of enlightment spawned the industrial revolution. European colonization was more of a detriment for a country economy , much like the iraq war is heavily burdening the US economy with unnecessary debt.
@Pentazoid111 That is a good point, you're correct that industrialization would likely still have happened. However that fact that we all live in The US and hold the freedoms that we do IS a result of the ousting of the indians which leads to the founding of the USA. I'm not saying that genocide is a good thing, but it lead to the culture and ideas that we cherish today. If not for america Locks ideas may have never been attempted.
You are correct that we are all alive today and reside in the US because of what our ancestors(well , if your white and had ancestors who immigrated here in the 19th and 20th centuries, your ancestors)did to the indians and you are correct that our ancestors introduced new cultures to foreign cultures throughout human history. However, this itself doesn't mean that this is the most effective way to introduce culture and ideas into another culture and therefore that we should continue this method
@Pentazoid111 Im' not saying that that was the best way to do it nor do i advocate conquest and genocide today. However the way that things happened cannot be changed and the people who came before us although did things we wouldn't do ourselves, did lead to creating our world and i celebrate that. For example im Polish, and the success of Polish culture from the 10th century and onward was done by the conquest and extermination of competing Slavic tribes. A BAD thing for them, but good for me.
Think of it this way: what if the wife of an abusive husband who provides for her finances beat the shit out of his wife so bad that he sent her to the hospital . He visits her at the hospital and offers to take her to a nice dinner. Do you think a nice dinner would make up for her abuse or she should just ignore the bad things her husband carried out against her? SImilarly , just because we built an advanced civilization in the US doesn't mean the genocide against the indians were worth it.
@kubaniski Nobody cherishes those ideas anymore, you Neanderthal. Get with the times. Socialism is so much more "modern", don't you know?
Tyranny and mass murder might not have worked in the past, but they will bring peace and prosperity for all to the 21st Century. It will work this time, because...
Well, MLK might have been a plagiarist, I don't worshiped the dude. Like I said, I don't think a national holiday should be devoted to any man; But if given the choice between honoring mlk , or chris columbus, george washington, and abraham lincoln, I rather honored a plagiarist, than a mass murderer, a person who owned human beings and therefor held them against their will, and of course , america's first light dictator, who has people arrested and unncessary civilians killed during CW.
Baseball should be renamed, to 'Jackie Robinson'.
TheGentlemanGhoul 2 months ago
Consider how blacks are underepresented in swimming events, a sport they're not well-structured for unlike basketball. Different races will always excel at different sports. In sports like world's strongest man white europeans seem to be the strongest race on the planet. Given the number of blacks (particularly in the USA) who engage in various sports you would think they'd be better represented in strength events. Scandanavians and slavs seem particularly dominant when it comes to raw strength
DarkAngelOfHellingly 2 months ago
Wow MLK is considered "holy" just because he is black. lmao okay...
LethalLemonLime 6 months ago
Good video. As a baseball fan I get tired of all the Jackie Robinson worship. Idiot Selig won't reinstate Pete Rose but he'll make damn sure all players wear #42 during one of his annual "white guilt" days at the ballpark.
AlbanianMan 7 months ago
the glorification of Robinson is lame.. not just because the celebration of integration is obnoxiously overdone.. but because baseball was integrated early in it's history, (before it went segregrated thru the first half of the 20th century). The diversity cult is not only obnoxiously myopic & pushy, but they're also ignorant of history. peace
GeorgeWashingtonX 8 months ago
Did I ever say in any of my comments that europeans contained the only cultures and ethnicities that committed atrocities such as violate the property rights of other human beings and committed genocide against other human beings? I challenge you to find those supposedly comments that I supposedly wrote.
Pentazoid111 8 months ago
I'm glad I dont watch pro sports. It's such a joke. I'd rather watch WWE wrestling than NBA or baseball (whatever). MMA and the Olympics are cool though. I mean I hate all the globalist propaganda that goes with the Olympics, but the games are good and the race p-c thing generally doesnt get into it, so far.
FarFromEquilibrium 8 months ago
Why don't any of those black players show their pride by playing in one of Africa's fine leagues?
Oh... That's right...
"Diversity" requirements in stadium building?
Yeah, I'm not risking my life over a stupid game!
1776Matthew 8 months ago
Robinson is honored because he is a symbol of social progress that occured at the time professional baseball was voluntarily racially integrated for the first time, and there isn't anything wrong with that. Elvis is more revered by american culture than Jackie Robinson, and wrongly labeled the king of rockn roll, despite the fact that Elvis heavily borrowed his rountines from other black musicians, and despite the fact that he didn't write any of his own songs.
Pentazoid111 8 months ago
Yet,you aren't makingany videos aboutElvis being honored by people primarily for the fact , that he danced like black rock musicians at the time. And so what if MLK day might be more celebrated than Columbus day? I didn't agree with all of King's agenda since he was primarily a socialist and I personally don't believed there should be anyday where one man gets their own day regardless of race, There really isn't anything to honor about columbus. He committed genocide and didn't discover anything
Pentazoid111 8 months ago
@Pentazoid111 actually he did "open the gates"- so to say, for European colonization of the Americas, without him Europeans might not have the dominant role in the world that we have today (the industrial revolution might not have occurred yet). I'm not sure weather he personally committed genocide, yes like I said the discovery did lead to genocide. But to Europeans Columbus is a hero.
kubaniski 8 months ago
Yeah , because invading lands of other people and attempting to displaced, enslaved, and/or exterminate the natives is a good thing , right? European colonization had nothing to do with the industrial revolution , the italian renaissance and the age of enlightment spawned the industrial revolution. European colonization was more of a detriment for a country economy , much like the iraq war is heavily burdening the US economy with unnecessary debt.
Pentazoid111 8 months ago
@Pentazoid111 That is a good point, you're correct that industrialization would likely still have happened. However that fact that we all live in The US and hold the freedoms that we do IS a result of the ousting of the indians which leads to the founding of the USA. I'm not saying that genocide is a good thing, but it lead to the culture and ideas that we cherish today. If not for america Locks ideas may have never been attempted.
kubaniski 8 months ago
You are correct that we are all alive today and reside in the US because of what our ancestors(well , if your white and had ancestors who immigrated here in the 19th and 20th centuries, your ancestors)did to the indians and you are correct that our ancestors introduced new cultures to foreign cultures throughout human history. However, this itself doesn't mean that this is the most effective way to introduce culture and ideas into another culture and therefore that we should continue this method
Pentazoid111 8 months ago
@Pentazoid111 Im' not saying that that was the best way to do it nor do i advocate conquest and genocide today. However the way that things happened cannot be changed and the people who came before us although did things we wouldn't do ourselves, did lead to creating our world and i celebrate that. For example im Polish, and the success of Polish culture from the 10th century and onward was done by the conquest and extermination of competing Slavic tribes. A BAD thing for them, but good for me.
kubaniski 8 months ago
Think of it this way: what if the wife of an abusive husband who provides for her finances beat the shit out of his wife so bad that he sent her to the hospital . He visits her at the hospital and offers to take her to a nice dinner. Do you think a nice dinner would make up for her abuse or she should just ignore the bad things her husband carried out against her? SImilarly , just because we built an advanced civilization in the US doesn't mean the genocide against the indians were worth it.
Pentazoid111 8 months ago
@kubaniski Nobody cherishes those ideas anymore, you Neanderthal. Get with the times. Socialism is so much more "modern", don't you know?
Tyranny and mass murder might not have worked in the past, but they will bring peace and prosperity for all to the 21st Century. It will work this time, because...
Uh...
Wait, I'll figure it out...
1776Matthew 8 months ago
@Pentazoid111 Shutup. MLK was a plagiarist.
darklord220 8 months ago
Well, MLK might have been a plagiarist, I don't worshiped the dude. Like I said, I don't think a national holiday should be devoted to any man; But if given the choice between honoring mlk , or chris columbus, george washington, and abraham lincoln, I rather honored a plagiarist, than a mass murderer, a person who owned human beings and therefor held them against their will, and of course , america's first light dictator, who has people arrested and unncessary civilians killed during CW.
Pentazoid111 8 months ago