Charlie Kirk vs. Leftist College Girl on Affirmative Action

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[evbbjones]

She wasn't trying to make points, she was demanding everyone else accept her declarations.

[PuertoRicanPecan]

She was fact checked multiple times during her first few opening arguments. I’d quit trying and go read another book. KNOWLEDGE IS SO IMPORTANT.

[johnkarakash]

She was the only person switching the topic. His 'switching' was bringing up FACTS that threw her off her filibuster.

[chrisgodfrey]

I don't know what's more sad about this. The fact she thought she was winning and making valid arguments or the fact she showed a clear lack of understanding about the very topics she was debating. This was nuts

[Jamie]

Their pathological inability to admit they're wrong about anything, ever, is going to really harm them as they try to go through life like that.

[robertthomas]

We as black people NEED to acknowledge and take ACCOUNTABILITY for what our culture has created and become and how it’s ACTUALLY hindering us

[serristori]

“When people get used to preferential treatment, equal treatment seems like discrimination.” - Thomas Sowell

[rkb]

Slavery has existed since the beginning of human civilization

[hunteroftruth]

Being poor does not make you violent! Being poor only makes you more likely to stay poor if you are unwilling to work your way out of poverty! I did!

[amalphia]

This guy was on my college campus last week. I'd never heard of him, but i did hear a lot of people complaining saying he was going around with a camera crew and interviewing people. People said they were appalled he was allowed on campus, calling him pathetic for debating college students. I'm now seeing him for the first time in this video, and I now understand why those people were so critical of his mere presence: they're emotional and stupid and Charlie showed them more respect than i would have honstly

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[Phd]

Charlie was actully really nice. Regardless of his opinions, he was the only one recognizing the good in others

[steelwookie]

The topic she chose was constitutionally. She immediately abandons it.

[mattschrader]

Affirmative action is not Constitutional because it is discriminatory in nature since the direct benefits of affirmative action do not apply equally to all Americans.

[Hennyguerrero]

She sounds like she’s about to cry after every two words

[seangriffin]

These are kids. For them to go out there and assume they know anything, let alone everything, about the world is absurd. They didn't even do it politely and civil. There's yelling, name calling, cursing and fast talkers who ask three different questions while he's answering the first.

Charlie stepped into a room where everyone was against him and that takes courage and a lot of patience. I can barely deal with one person who talks to me this way.

[whiterabit]

Its amazing how Amala calls her next line of thinking, she understands their mindset so well from experience.

[kbm-zwjd]

Here’s the problem with affirmative action: it is based on race, not lack of opportunity. So the children of rich black parents who had the best education get preferential treatment while the poor white kids who went to the worst schools in the country do not.

[msmintjuleps]

I saw this a few days ago. I think all these people need more life experiences.

[tldx]

I’m a Hispanic female and I find affirmative action extremely offensive.