Young Author Explains The Biggest Trick Used Against Poor People | Tristan Graham

Tristan Graham was born on January 15, 2001 in Kingston, Jamaica. Tristan is studying Political Science and Philosophy at the University of the West Indies. His debut book is entitled "The Thoughts Of An Unchained Mind" , it is a compilation of various philosophical, political and historical texts in my areas of study.

"The Thoughts Of An Unchained Mind"

In this reasoning Tristan explains how poverty can negatively impact ones physical, mental, and spiritual health.

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[freedomthinkerja]

If politicians provided life-changing opportunities for the poor, they then lose the leverage they've had for decades. The goal is to keep the poor in a state of dependence while pretending to help with periodical donations and infrastructural patchwork.

[Nkosi]

Very intelligent young man, well spoken, and expresses himself very well. The future is bright with thinkers like this. Bravo young fellow you are definitely using your brain. Brilliant young mind, let’s hope the mindless criminals of Jamaica don’t find it necessary to extinguish this great mind from us.

[eltonharris]

Messages like these need to be heard all over. Exceptional of such a young individual to be so thoughtful that he understands the "system" and the hold it has on the less privileged. Continue on this path and you're set for great things

[isaachayes]

I’m in my late 20s from Detroit bro and you spoke nothing but truth especially ppl operating on different frequencies and different realities as well. Good to hear this coming from other places besides the US stay blessed look forward to seeing more

[alleyralph]

Yes my youth! You on the right path 🙏🏾

[yoyoyo]

Who is he . U should do more videos with him . Enjoyed this . I’d like to listen to more of his views opinions an general talks .really enjoyed listening to him

[DubtingThomas]

Very wise young man! We need more videos from him and especially from the youth 🇯🇲 🏆

[bornuhuru]

The mind is the one thing that shouldn’t be impoverished.

[futurehunter_]

Tristan Graham is going to be a Super Star.

[sapodillabrown]

I rate him . mi rate him thought process and observation .✊

[reneesho]

Quite insightful from a young mind...will be looking forward to the book...congratulations on the effort and courage ...have a great journey ...Young Lion

[dgarrisynnrefixtingz]

You don't need a college degree to have common sense, this brother makes a good argument of how the upper class and the PM look down at poor people

[jackie]

It’s true we all can do things but we ALL need help and support to realize our goals. No foundation, no structure. Even those who elevate from nothing all get help from some source.

[iram]

Rich by Soul is Powerful. Rich by Money is nothing but Material.

[layzah]

God know we need more Jamaicans like you to post more often tired of all the other little male and female sketel bloggers who post the same crap day in day out but people can learn from yours

[realeyez.]

One must realise. Poverty is not a natural phenomenon. It is a circumstantial outcome of a system.

Moreover the "success" of an individual or a people thus a nation is dependent on his/her or their belief or concept of value.

If we bestow our value on the belief that a currency that permits or enables one to purchase a service or product which possess a certain "value" thus adding value to the person who has obtained that service or product. Then they who lack the valued service or product would be deemed to be of less value.

So then to deal with the issues of poverty is to reevaluate or reform the concept of value and our duty and responsibility as members of a community, people and culture towards and in service to such a concept.

[jahdekewright]

Mad respect to I never knew always keep me motivated 💯💭

[fidelindigenousbrother]

I will be looking forward to reading his book. Great reasoning.

[daltonbarker]

Mi rate dah yute yah. Keep it up young man, hope your peers are watching and listening.