hello charlie
uh i moved to america in 2018 and when i
moved here i was short when i see like
most young people and
they take the obamas or the clinton as
like people that
fighting taking racism i was like do you
even know what these people even do to
haiti because i'm from
haiti so these people they like clinton
the obama these people they stole
billion billion dollars that could build
hospital school you know equip our
police and everything they take
everything so i was shocked when people
say oh like uh they were public and uh
the conservative conservative people
they are they want that uh racist uh
they hate black people or all that bs i
was like yo you don't know what you're
talking about you should shut up
oh
but
but i have a question to charlie because
i realize something when i move here i
select
not feel but it's a reality it's a fact
like there's a war it can masculinity
like if you are a man like you you say
like i'm a man so i can do it like
what's oh like you're being toxic you're
do you have any idea for a guy like me
because like anywhere i go man like i'm
a man i don't care whatever you say i'm
a man you know so you're a man
now
you said you're from haiti right and
just like our other friends that spoke
before does it boil your blood to hear
people talk negatively about this
country
you know i'm um honest i'm i'm straight
up you know anytime people say bs like
that against me especially you're
american i want to punch you on the face
but here i'm going to jail i can do that
you know but it's uh people i mean
life is so good that's why you take it
for granted because privilege is
invisible for those who have it so wake
up every day your fridge have food and
everything you have electricity you can
go to school where i come from i didn't
have that chance
i have to work like 15 miles every day
to go to school to know how to wait but
you you have playstation and xbox what
you are complaining every day and you
are blm you are entifying all that beer
so i mean
what is your take on that and so this
goes back to my opening remarks which is
you've lived a tough life and now you
have it better every day you wake up
thankful
and that is the core bedrock isn't it
that's that's the difference
is that people that are not thankful to
live in this country they scoff at this
they say what
human suffering is my netflix not
loading fast enough my uber eats not
getting there in time you know what you
know what difficulty is and you also
know what the american ruling class has
done to your home country you know what
the clintons have done to haiti which is
a very real thing of exploitation and
also um of damage i want to i want to
answer your direct question though we
need strong men in america
we need to have
more men
that are proud
of
of being independent
of being competitive strong
of being self-confident and men and
women need each other
and this there is a war on men in our
country it's real and it's profound
being masculine is not toxic
instead we need the balance between the
feminine and the masculine a good
society has a balance between them both
and what we're trying to do is try to
destroy men through a variety of
different ways and you see that now and
you're going to be a tough one for them
to break because you seem to me that
you're not gonna you know give in to
their sort of um narrative and their
nonsense but it's very touching you're
now the third or fourth person that's
come up and said i wasn't born here but
you have no idea how good you have it
here in america and
one one last thought yes yeah i mean in
vermont i've been called sir i would uh
they called me arcado's name uncle tom i
don't even know what this thing oh till
i google them i was like oh that's
nothing you know life keep i mean life
goes on but i mean as a black man it's
hard in vermont to be a conservative i
can tell you this but they came with me
down let me ask you a question how are
you treated by white liberals
they're the most racist people in f man
that's all i can
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i agree god bless you my friend thank
you for being here tonight thank you
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