Stephen A. Smith Wasn't Ready For Officer Tatum's Response

Doc Rich

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00:00If we're talking about America

00:01before we're talking about black people,

00:03we're not on the same page.

00:05That's the problem.

00:06No, no.

00:07That is the problem,

00:09that you are more committed to America

00:10than to your own humanity.

00:12What you mean my humanity, dude?

00:14I'm an American, you an American.

00:15I'm a human before I'm an American.

00:17Yeah, you can say you're a human,

00:18but you live in a...

00:19I'm one of God's children before I'm American.

00:21And if you believe in that Bible

00:23you say you believe in,

00:24are you more God's child or more an American?

00:27I'm more God's child than American,

00:29or if you're more God's child than God...

00:31Let me speak, Gary.

00:32Let me speak, Gary.

00:32Go ahead.

00:34See, if people listen to this,

00:36they notice that Gary is living in the past

00:37and I'm talking about us reuniting in the future.

00:40Everybody knows what slavery is all about.

00:42Now, Gary kind of misled

00:44when he said that they stole us off of these places.

00:47We were traded into slave trade,

00:52imprisoned, enslaved by other black people

00:54that then sold us around the world.

00:56So that point, we acknowledge that.

00:58There are ills that happen in this country

01:00and black people took the brunt of a lot of it.

01:03We weren't the only ones.

01:07I want to talk about this discussion.

01:10And it's that whole topic right there

01:13that Brendan Tatum was just touching on there

01:16was absolutely hilarious

01:18because you'll have these leftists, right?

01:22Especially black folks, leftist black folks

01:24who will say, you know,

01:27well, white people stole us from Africa.

01:31And it's like, wait,

01:32the same white people that you call

01:34all types of names,

01:36pigs and the whole nine

01:38and you say that they ain't worth the crap

01:40and they're weak and they're pathetic.

01:42Those same white people,

01:44you telling me that they waltzed

01:46into a completely different country.

01:47They didn't know the landscape.

01:49They didn't know the predators.

01:51They didn't know anything about who was there.

01:53They waltzed into there,

01:55took over the place

01:58and took a bunch of black people.

02:00So basically you're saying

02:01white people are superior to you

02:03and black people are inferior to white people.

02:08You're saying black people are weak

02:09and white people are superior.

02:11Out of one side of your mouth,

02:13but then the other side,

02:13you're saying white people ain't SHIT.

02:17And it's like,

02:18how can you mix those two things?

02:23How can you mix them?

02:24I'm confused.

02:26I'm genuinely confused.

02:32Man, oh man, oh man.

02:35But there was another part of this discussion

02:38that has gone absolutely viral

02:40and I want to dive into it a little bit.

02:42So with that being said,

02:43let's hop into it, shall we?

02:45Check it out.

02:46Trying to figure out what the hell is wrong

02:49with looking at yourself as black first

02:51before you're anything else,

02:52black before you're American,

02:53black before you're anything else.

02:55What's wrong with that?

02:56Okay, because all black people ain't the same.

03:00And like for instance,

03:01we all different.

03:03So when I say I'm black,

03:04what does that mean?

03:05The color of my skin?

03:06Can I interject right there?

03:07No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

03:08Black people from New York

03:09is different than black people from the South.

03:11Black people from Africa

03:12that came over here as immigrants

03:14are very different than African-Americans.

03:16We're all different.

03:16We're diverse like anybody else.

03:18When white people say I'm white first,

03:20what does that mean?

03:20I would ask that.

03:21Forget, forget,

03:22I don't want to mean forget white folks,

03:24but I'm like, forget,

03:24we're not talking about them

03:25at this particular moment.

03:26Let's stick with black people in this regard.

03:28When you talk about the slave trade

03:29and you say we were enslaved

03:31and then traded all over the world,

03:34who were those people?

03:35Black people.

03:35What I'm trying to say,

03:36what I'm trying to say,

03:37I'm simply saying if you identify with that

03:40from an historical perspective,

03:42these are my ancestors.

03:44This is what we endured.

03:45This is where I come from.

03:47And that's what I identify with first

03:49because to some degree,

03:51I'm still feeling some remnants of that

03:53even in today's society.

03:55I'm saying if you identify yourself as black

03:57before you identify yourself as American,

03:59what you're doing is saying,

04:00coming out of the womb,

04:01I know I'm going to be at a disadvantage

04:02because I'm in America

04:04and I'm going to have to scratch and claw

04:05and have an uphill climb.

04:06Now, that doesn't mean you give up.

04:07That doesn't mean you use it as a crutch.

04:09It doesn't mean that you sit up there

04:10and use that as a reason to be lackadaisical

04:12and have a defeatist attitude

04:14and don't work your way

04:15and maneuver your way through that terrain

04:16in order to get to that point.

04:18But it does mean you're at least acknowledging

04:20that, yo, there are historical, insidious acts

04:24that are associated with this particular nation

04:26that I live in.

04:27And as a result, I recognize the fact

04:29that I'm going to have to march forward

04:30and it's going to be a uphill climb

04:32for me to get to where I'm going.

04:34He just said it himself.

04:36He said historical, meaning not today.

04:40Okay.

04:41So, see, here's my problem.

04:44Some people are just professional victims.

04:48Seriously, some people are professional victims.

04:51That's all they will ever be.

04:53And that is part of the reason

04:55why some of these black folks

04:57who cry and complain all day

04:58are in the positions that they're in.

05:00Oh, well, my white man,

05:04the white man,

05:06he wouldn't let me.

05:08But out of that same mouth,

05:11you'll say the white man ain't S-H-I-T

05:13and is weak and pathetic.

05:15So, which one is it?

05:18Is this so-called white man

05:20strong enough to stop you

05:21or are they weak and pathetic?

05:23Which one?

05:24Because it can't be both.

05:26It can't be both.

05:29Once again,

05:30these people are professional.

05:36Oh, man.

05:38They're professional complainers, man.

05:40Professional complainers.

05:41Professional whiners.

05:45They should bottle their tears

05:47and sell them.

05:50The newest Gatorade.

05:54All natural.

06:00You know,

06:01you need your salt.

06:02You need your sodium.

06:03Here you go.

06:05All natural, baby.

06:09Oh, well,

06:11well,

06:12historically,

06:13well, duh,

06:14it's always going to be historical.

06:16So, you're always going to cry and complain?

06:17And then here's somebody

06:19like Stephen A. Smith

06:20who reportedly signed

06:22a $100 million contract

06:24to get on television

06:25and talk about sports.

06:27You're complaining?

06:30You're getting paid

06:32reportedly 100 M's

06:33to talk sports.

06:36But

06:37my white man

06:43the white man

06:44won't let me do nothing.

06:50It's a shame, man.

06:52It is a shame.

06:53It is weak.

06:54It's pathetic.

06:55It is soft.

06:59Whatever else you can think of

07:01to go with it,

07:02it is that.

07:03Okay?

07:05People complaining

07:06about something

07:07that they never experienced.

07:10Right?

07:11Because none of these folks,

07:13Gary Chambers on the far left

07:15and Stephen A. Smith

07:16never,

07:17never experienced

07:18any of that.

07:19Never went through slavery.

07:20Never,

07:21never got put on the boats.

07:22Never,

07:23you know,

07:23none of that.

07:25They,

07:26neither did they meet

07:27any of the people

07:29that that happened to.

07:32And none of,

07:33none of the so-called

07:35white men,

07:36none of those white men

07:37are still alive today.

07:41So what are we talking about here?

07:44Like I,

07:45and I,

07:45I've said,

07:45I've said this before.

07:47If,

07:47if,

07:48if my grandfather

07:49did something to you,

07:50don't come to me

07:51asking for shit.

07:52You ain't get nothing.

07:54You ain't get a darn thing.

07:56If you got a problem

07:57with him,

07:57you go to the graveyard

07:59and dig his behind up.

08:00Don't come asking me

08:02for anything.

08:04But these folks

08:05like Gary Chambers

08:06and apparently Stephen A. Smith

08:08will,

08:09I,

08:09I need more reparations.

08:13We know you didn't do it,

08:15but you still waste his tool.

08:17And it's like,

08:18wait,

08:19how?

08:20These aren't the same folks

08:22that did that.

08:23If,

08:23if you want your reparations,

08:25go get it

08:26from them.

08:30Go,

08:31go to the cemetery.

08:33Good luck.

08:35If somebody had to find that

08:37you can do that.

08:38But Stephen A.,

08:39that's not always true

08:40that every black person

08:41have to suffer

08:42an uphill climb.

08:43That's not true.

08:45And,

08:46let's,

08:47we'll go back

08:47to like what I said.

08:49My ancestors came

08:49from Nigeria.

08:50So I know that,

08:51you know,

08:52through my

08:53ancestry.com

08:54research

08:54that my,

08:55my people came over here

08:56as slaves.

08:57Not every black person

08:58in America

08:58came from slavery.

09:00It just,

09:00it wasn't the case.

09:01Not every black person

09:02in America

09:03migrated here

09:03and was in the South.

09:04Some of them

09:04went to the North

09:05and were in digital service

09:06and they never were slaves.

09:07Some black people

09:08came over here

09:08and became slave owners

09:09and were not slaves themselves.

09:11So it's a very

09:12dynamic differentiation

09:14between the experience

09:15of black people

09:16in its totality

09:18as existing in America.

09:19So me saying

09:20I'm black first

09:21before I'm an American,

09:22I think that's a misnomer.

09:24I think that that's,

09:25you're pigeonholing yourself

09:26because

09:27if you were going to say

09:28I'm black,

09:29that mean negative,

09:31you're putting yourself

09:31at a disadvantage, man.

09:33And I say

09:34I'm an American first

09:35because I believe

09:35in American values.

09:37My ancestors

09:38thought that I can be free

09:39in this country.

09:40All of our ancestors

09:42were not the same,

09:43didn't come from the same,

09:44didn't come from the same

09:45countries,

09:46didn't speak the same languages.

09:47We are diverse people

09:49and we don't need

09:51to be looking at a skin color

09:53because I don't agree

09:54with a lot of stuff

09:55black people do.

09:56We ain't the same people.

09:58If you sagging your pants

09:59and gang banging

10:00and doing stuff

10:01that you're not supposed to,

10:02we ain't the same.

10:03If you're doing the right thing

10:04and raising your kids

10:05and having a family

10:06and doing all that stuff,

10:08then we are more similar.

10:10I have more similarities

10:11with white people

10:12than I do with some black people.

10:13So I don't wake up

10:15out of the womb

10:15at night.

10:16Think about my kids.

10:17I'm in a blended family.

10:18I'm in a mixed family.

10:20Kids are going to wake up

10:20every morning and be like,

10:21I'm black.

10:23Gary, what do you mean?

10:30Oh, man.

10:31Stephen A. Smith

10:32looks so confused.

10:33So confused.

10:35And these folks, man,

10:37it truly is

10:39a bit sad to watch.

10:41You know?

10:44Just professional complainers

10:47that's all they do.

10:48That's all they're good for.

10:51And some of these folks

10:54will never amount to anything

10:56because of it.

10:57Because they're always

10:58pointing the finger

10:59at somebody else

11:00for why they aren't

11:01where they need to be

11:02or want to be in life.

11:04Instead of stopping

11:05the excuses,

11:07instead of saying,

11:09you know what?

11:09It's me looking at

11:10the person in the mirror.

11:11Because there's plenty

11:12of successful black people.

11:14Right?

11:15Including Stephen A.

11:16Smith himself.

11:19Right?

11:21There's plenty

11:22of successful black individuals.

11:24So this whole nonsense

11:25of,

11:26well, I gotta

11:26work twice as hard

11:28because

11:29more racism.

11:31It's just not true.

11:33It's just not true.

11:34The cream always rises

11:36to the top.

11:37If you're good,

11:38you're good.

11:39If you're bad,

11:39well, then you just

11:40ain't shit.

11:41Okay?

11:42And that just is what it is.

11:43It ain't got nothing

11:44to do with your skin color.

11:46Just means you aren't

11:47good enough.

11:48Get better.

11:50But,

11:51hey,

11:52it's a dog-eat-dog world

11:53out here,

11:54so if these folks

11:55want to cry

11:55and complain all day

11:57and make up

11:57a bunch of excuses

11:58for why they aren't

11:59where they want to be

12:00in life,

12:01folks like me

12:02will,

12:04I'll soak up

12:05their share.

12:09don't worry about it.

12:10I will soak up

12:11their share.

12:13Okay?

12:14Like,

12:14it's the same thing

12:15for folks crying about,

12:17well,

12:17Elon Musk

12:18is a trillionaire.

12:20Nobody should have

12:21a trillion dollars.

12:23Well,

12:23first off,

12:24Elon Musk

12:25ain't got a trillion dollars.

12:26He's worth a trillion

12:28because of his companies.

12:29He doesn't have

12:30a trillion cash.

12:33That's one thing

12:34that these,

12:35these folks

12:36just,

12:37you know,

12:38it's just,

12:38it's just not all there

12:39sometimes.

12:40They don't get it.

12:42But then also,

12:43we print money

12:45every single day.

12:47We print money

12:48every day.

12:51Who cares

12:51if he's worth

12:52a trillion?

12:53There's money

12:54being printed

12:55every day.

12:56Go get it.

12:58There's a billion

12:59different ways

12:59to make money.

13:01Figure it out.

13:03Like,

13:04what are you crying about?

13:05We live in America.

13:07You could literally

13:09do whatever you want.

13:11You could start

13:11a business tomorrow.

13:13You could start

13:14a business tomorrow

13:15and be as successful

13:17as you want to be.

13:19Or if you're really

13:20that mad about

13:21Elon Musk,

13:22create a competing

13:23business

13:24and put his

13:25out of business.

13:27It's America.

13:28You can do that.

13:29Oh, wait.

13:30You're not smart

13:31enough to do it.

13:34Goodness gracious.

13:35You can't make

13:36this stuff up, man.

13:37You really can't.

13:38You really can't.

13:38But anyway,

13:40y'all get in the comments.

13:41Let me know your thoughts

13:41and your opinions.

13:42If you agree,

13:43if you disagree,

13:44why or why not?

13:45Let me know.

13:46Peace.

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