Old Man DESTROYS Woke Student

#shorts #debate #woke

[lemonlord]

Black man and the old dude are 100% right

[RB-ibnf]

"That could be you one day." They never think that far ahead.

[toysntings]

The guy at the end that says “that could be you one day” hits the nail on the head 100%

[knastera]

Give the gentleman who spoke last a trophy for being intellectually honest.

[jeffreyrichard]

When violating "community Standards" is worse than torture and murder

[amberelltex]

"Did the Taliban violate the community guidelines?"

I was told as a kid that there's no such thing as a stupid question, but that boy has proven that theory wrong.

[sidneybuckaloo]

100%. I’m glad to see a young black man that understands his own personal responsibility, integrity, and understanding. He looks deeper than “ouch words hurt”.

[davidkey]

The most disturbing thing about this conversation is….. that it’s even happening at all.

[AmandaCrumpton-wonf]

Did the Taliban violate community guidelines?
Excuse me what?

[antmunro]

If my kids turn out anything like these they’re getting disowned!!

[seanjames]

The first dude is a example of a modern soy boy

[allennolden]

That's a brother right there that's extremely intelligent. He has realized that he doesn't wanna lose his freedoms of speech either. The minute you start eroding other people's rights away. No matter how much you would disagree with them. The next person's rights they'll be after is yours

[bm]

The young adults are sheep. The ole man and black guy spoke the truth.

[stevebutler]

That young black man is using his mind to figure this situation out correctly. Well done sir. You can not grow as a nation if you won't let one side talk

[Oscarphone]

"...that could be you one day." That young man gets it 110%.

[jqdsilva]

Girl was like "I didn't see it so they're okay"

[andrewpolasek]

To these kids, if it didn't happen on Twitter, it didn't happen.

[bethcoddington]

It's not a matter of "it COULD be you someday"....it WILL be her someday.

[ronaldtipton]

Black dude nails it. Freedom of speech is the most important thing. Censorship is the first step in controlling the public.

[Libervation]

This conversation could easily be in a south park episode...