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Her Excellency: A Conversation with Women Judges from Constitutional Courts in the MENA Region
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Join us for a visit with women judges from the constitutional courts of Jordan, Lebanon, and Morocco as they discuss their experience as members of the highest courts in their countries. Judges Maysa Bydoon (Constitutional Court of Jordan), Taghrid Hikmet (Constitutional Court of Jordan), Latifa El Khal (Constitutional Court of Morocco), and Mireille Najm (Constitutional Council of Lebanon) wil...
Today's NIL Landscape: A Panel Discussion
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CIPR, the Intellectual Property Clinic, and the Sports and Entertainment Law Society invite you to gain insights from diverse perspectives on the legal, and institutional dimensions of Name, Image and Likeness agreements in collegiate sports. Panelists include: Jayma Meyer - Attorney and Visiting Clinical Professor specializing in NIL, Intercollegiate Sports Law and Title IX; Jeremy Gray - Seni...
A Discussion with the Authors of the 2024 Jessup International Moot Court Competition Problem.
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The Indiana University Maurer School of Law's Professors Gabrielle Goodwin and Asaf Lubin participated in a discussion panel around the 2024 Jessup International Moot Court Competition.
IU Tax Policy Colloquium: Nicholas Mirkay (Hawai'i), April 5, 2024
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Prof. Nicholas Mirkay from University of Hawai'i William S. Richardson School of Law presents "Formulating Tax Policy Through the Lens of Economic Dignity" in the sixth session of the 2024 IU Tax Policy Colloquium. Prof. Lederman of IU Maurer Law runs the Colloquium. She introduces Prof. Mirkay. The Q&A and discussion that followed the talk are not included in this video. The talks in this seri...
IU Tax Policy Colloquium: Luís Calderón Gómez (Cardozo), March 22, 2024
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Prof. Luís Calderón Gómez from Cardozo Law School presents his paper "Taxation's Limits" in the fifth session of the 2024 IU Tax Policy Colloquium. Prof. Lederman of IU Maurer Law runs the Colloquium. She introduces Prof. Calderón Gómez. The Q&A and discussion that followed the talk are not included in this video. The talks in this series are listed at law.indiana.edu/instruction/tax-policy/202...
Prof. Maria Del Carmen
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Prof. Legal Counselor in Constitutional and Administrative Law and Administrative Law Professor. Administrative Law Lecturer , Administrative Law Lecturer Pontificia Universidad Católica del Peru - PUCP · Contract
Prof. Poom Moolsilpa
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Prof. Poom Moolsilpa (MCL’99, SJD’06), Dean of Social Science, Srinakharinwirot University, Thailand Major Area: Law and Politics
William R. Stewart Lecture: Prof. Orly Lobel February 7, 2024
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Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work: Can We Harness Digital Technology for More Fair, Safer, and Inclusive Employment Environments? Professor Lobel, the Warren Distinguished Professor of Law and founding director of the Center for Employment and Labor Policy at the University of San Diego, is an award-winning author and influential tech and employment policy scholar. Lobel defends te...
IU Tax Policy Colloquium: Alex Zhang (Emory), March 1, 2024
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Prof. Alex Zhang from Emory Law School presents his paper "Fiscal Citizenship and Taxpayer Privacy" in the fourth session of the 2024 IU Tax Policy Colloquium. Prof. Lederman of IU Maurer Law runs the Colloquium. She introduces Prof. Zhang. The Q&A and discussion that followed the talk are not included in this video. The talks in this series are listed at law.indiana.edu/instruction/tax-policy/...
What Engineers Need to Know About Patents - Janis/Hedges - March 2024
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From the Center for Intellectual Property Research and Indiana University Maurer School of Law, Professors Mark D. Janis and Norm Hedges present What Engineers Need to Know About Patents, a general overview for Engineering Career Exploration courses at Purdue University.
IU Tax Policy Colloquium: Christine Kim (Cardozo), Feb. 16, 2024
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Prof. Young Ran (Christine) Kim from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law presents her paper "Taxing the Metaverse" in the third session of the 2024 IU Tax Policy Colloquium. Prof. Lederman of IU Maurer Law runs the Colloquium. She introduces Prof. Kim. The Q&A and discussion that followed the talk are not included in this video. The talks in this series are listed at law.indiana.edu/instructi...
IU Tax Policy Colloquium: Daniel Schaffa (Richmond), Feb. 2, 2024
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Prof. Danial Schaffa from the University of Richmond School of Law presents a pair of papers, "Towards An Understanding of Tax Complexity" and "The Regressivity of Complexity" in the second session of the 2024 IU Tax Policy Colloquium. Prof. Lederman of IU Maurer Law runs the Colloquium. She introduces Prof. Schaffa. The Q&A and discussion that followed the talk are not included in this video. ...
IU Tax Policy Colloquium: Sarah Lawsky (Northwestern), Jan. 19, 2024
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Prof. Sarah Lawsky from the Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law presents her paper "Reasoning with Formalized Statutes: The Case of Capital Gains and Losses" in the first session of the 2024 IU Tax Policy Colloquium. Prof. Lederman of IU Maurer Law runs the Colloquium. She introduces Prof. Lawsky. The Q&A and discussion that followed the talk are not included in this video. The talks...
Jerome Hall Lecture: Prof. Abbe R. Gluck
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Jerome Hall Lecture: Prof. Abbe R. Gluck
Viewpoint: Maurer School of Law
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Viewpoint: Maurer School of Law
Space Law seminar: Clark Lackert
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Space Law seminar: Clark Lackert
Ralph F. Fuchs Lecture with Professor Kevin Brown
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Ralph F. Fuchs Lecture with Professor Kevin Brown
Inaugural Buttrey Chair Lecture: Prof. Aviva Orenstein
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Inaugural Buttrey Chair Lecture: Prof. Aviva Orenstein
Maurer School of Law Sponsored Event: Jessup 2023 Discussion with Problem Authors
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Maurer School of Law Sponsored Event: Jessup 2023 Discussion with Problem Authors
Ralph F. Fuchs Lecture: Prof. Richard Lazarus - March 23, 2023
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Ralph F. Fuchs Lecture: Prof. Richard Lazarus - March 23, 2023
Dr. Sookyoung Lee LL.M. 2020
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Dr. Sookyoung Lee LL.M. 2020
Zahradeen Ahmad , LL.M. 2019
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Zahradeen Ahmad , LL.M. 2019
Dr. Yu-Chi Wang, S.J.D. 1997
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Dr. Yu-Chi Wang, S.J.D. 1997
2023 IUB Maurer School of Law Teaching Awards
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2023 IUB Maurer School of Law Teaching Awards
LL.M. with English for Law two-year program
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LL.M. with English for Law two-year program
IU Tax Policy Colloquium: Nyamagaga Gondwe (Wisconsin), Feb 3, 2023
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IU Tax Policy Colloquium: Nyamagaga Gondwe (Wisconsin), Feb 3, 2023
Addison C. Harris Lecture featuring Prof. Anupam Chander (January 25th, 2023)
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Addison C. Harris Lecture featuring Prof. Anupam Chander (January 25th, 2023)
Linda Greenhouse - What’s Happened to the Supreme Court?: Reflections on 45 years of court watching
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Linda Greenhouse - What’s Happened to the Supreme Court?: Reflections on 45 years of court watching
Sherman Minton Moot Court Competition Finals (Friday, November. 11, 2022)
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Sherman Minton Moot Court Competition Finals (Friday, November. 11, 2022)

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @marccano5061
    @marccano5061 2 місяці тому

    Anytime black folks talk about racism, white folks panic.

  • @DrLeeNguyen-rm3wg
    @DrLeeNguyen-rm3wg 3 місяці тому

    Hello beautiful lady how are you doing today

  • @1twistedsister100
    @1twistedsister100 3 місяці тому

    How about we apply confidentiality and no “redistributing “ anything unless you want to equally split your salaries and lobby cash with every student

  • @1twistedsister100
    @1twistedsister100 3 місяці тому

    Why not speak of the constitution and illegality of federal?

  • @cinnamon962
    @cinnamon962 4 місяці тому

    Charlottesville? Some people marched. BIG FREAKING DEAL

  • @thesacredibis6723
    @thesacredibis6723 4 місяці тому

    If my people who are called by my name shall humble themselves and repent, then will I heal their land. A nation at war with itself is a nation without morals.

  • @asdfsdffgdfg
    @asdfsdffgdfg 5 місяців тому

    His claim that the mandate after the separation of Jordan left all the rest to the Jews is completely unfounded. The mandate incorporates the Balfour Declaration, which specified a Jewish "national home" (which is not even necessarily a sovereign state) "in Palestine" (which is not necessarily in all of it), while explicitly safeguarding the rights of the non-Jewish population, which can be understood to protect them from coming under the rule of a Jewish ethnostate. At the time of the Balfour Declaration, "Palestine" as commonly understood did not include Jordan (other than perhaps the immediate East Bank, but not extending far east), so the later addition of Jordan to the mandate is neither here nor there; that area was never meant for a Jewish national home, and its separation did in no way clarify matters in Palestine proper. Certainly Arabs in Palestine could not be considered adequately protected by saying they could go to Jordan if they didn't want to live under a Jewish state. Hence the British partition proposal already in 1937. No one at the time thought the whole territory should become a Jewish state by default. The British sought to get an agreement both sides could accept and, failing that and in the face of Zionist terror, ultimately just left. As the General Assembly's partition plan was not binding, the territory still remained under UN responsibility but, without a new trustee, there would have been a vacuum, so war was inevitable. The unilateral Zionist state proclamation had no legal basis whatsoever and Israel's application for UN membership in 1948 was accordingly rejected. Only after the 1949 armistice was Israel accepted and the armistice lines became, by default, the de facto borders. Thus Jordan's control of the West Bank had the exact same legitimacy as Israel's control on the other side. After 1967 the West Bank became Israeli-occupied Jordan and, after 1988 when Jordan ceded its claims to the PLO, it became part of Israeli-occupied Palestine.

    • @ohiomom100
      @ohiomom100 Місяць тому

      That is not his claim. His claim is the legal doctrine uti possidetis juris directs that the country that emerges as independent assumes the pre-existing administrative borders. Since only one country emerged as independent in 1948, that country inherited the pre-existing borders. The purpose of the doctrine is to avoid terra nulles or "no man's land" and the conflict that flows from unstable borders.

    • @michaelb1348
      @michaelb1348 22 дні тому

      So many inaccuracies in your comment. But i'm curious what exactly would the Arabs have needed protection from in a Jewish state?

    • @asdfsdffgdfg
      @asdfsdffgdfg 21 день тому

      @@michaelb1348 Being deprived of their national self-determination, which Israel explicitly reserves to the Jews.

    • @asdfsdffgdfg
      @asdfsdffgdfg 21 день тому

      @@ohiomom100 Israel did not legally "emerge as independent in 1948." It was only recognized by the UN in 1949, based on nothing but the armistice lines, as the final borders were left to negotiation. There was no idea at the time of recognizing all of Palestine as Israeli territory by default.

  • @fobfaf1500
    @fobfaf1500 5 місяців тому

    I took Civil Procedure and Conflicts of Law with Professor Shreve in 1986 at New York Law. He was a great teacher; this video brought back a lot of good memories. Thanks

  • @JRBDWD
    @JRBDWD 5 місяців тому

    Tim Wise is a JEW making a living pretending to be white and doing what jews do

  • @lauramartel5297
    @lauramartel5297 7 місяців тому

    Rusty old commie.

  • @mikaylaw-c8823
    @mikaylaw-c8823 7 місяців тому

    So moving

  • @Colonizer1984
    @Colonizer1984 8 місяців тому

    At 1:09:10 he tries to make a point about privilege based on an exchange he had with a high school student. That example clarifies how bankrupt and racist his entire thesis really is. His remedy, ultimately, would be to penalize the student whose hardworking and responsible father worked tirelessly to improve his family's future so as to "level the playing field" with a student whose father was not, especially if they are a Black family. This is not an example of undeserved privilege but of how our society should honor and reward hard work and discipline, regardless of the color of a persons skin.

  • @jagfnz
    @jagfnz 9 місяців тому

    brilliant clear analysis ; would it be possible to post some links to some of the more important different and dissenting judicial - and other - opinions mentioned in the lecture

  • @mariancrist
    @mariancrist 10 місяців тому

    'promo sm' 😑

  • @psychicspy
    @psychicspy 10 місяців тому

    Mr. Wise, isn't. He is confusing privilege for progress. A person who works hard and studies hard and then passes this ethic on to his children and grandchildren often falls under criticism by people like Mr. Wise as having privilege, when it was the hard work and dedication to literacy that is to thank for his and his family's successes. Now take another example of a man who doesn't value education, who doesn't marry the women he produces children with nor take an active role in their upbringing or in setting a positive example for them. He is not making progress. He is ensuring that his children and grandchildren will have a tougher time making progress because he has failed to lay the foundation for them. When we wait three generations and compare the two groups, one a cohesive family, the other a collection of near strangers existing as antagonists and protagonists, we see that inequality exists. Mr. Wise would have you believe that one family has privilege and the other is disadvantaged. He will only attach racism to the difference in outcomes if the successful family is white and the other consists of people of color. What if the successful family is black and the others are people of color? Is racism still to blame? No, it is not. Culture and personal choices are largely to blame. The proof of this is everywhere. It is becoming increasingly common for Asian households to outperform white households in earning and education. Asians place a greater emphasis on education and business than do whites on average who tend to place greater emphasis on those things than do hispanics who, on average, place greater emphasis on them than do blacks. Systemic racism does not exist. If it did, they would point it out to us instead of trying to convince everyone that they have internal biases and micro aggression. Tim Wise is a race grifter..

    • @psychicspy
      @psychicspy 9 місяців тому

      @ATallHedge We have a cultural problem in this country, not a racial one. Whites who embrace hip-hop culture "thug culture" are no more welcome than any other race that embraces a negative aspect of culture. Why did black neighborhoodsbecomeghettos? The culture in those neighborhoods.

    • @anthonyriggins5281
      @anthonyriggins5281 6 місяців тому

      I could very easily break it down for you on a child’s level, but you still wouldn’t get it.

    • @psychicspy
      @psychicspy 6 місяців тому

      @@anthonyriggins5281 If you are unable to articulate your thoughts then you are essentially a child.

    • @brianmeen2158
      @brianmeen2158 27 днів тому

      @@anthonyriggins5281 your side still can’t define systemic racism and I think that’s hilarious. Your side has so overused the term ‘racism’ that I don’t even know what it means anymore. Good job!

  • @do-notuse3821
    @do-notuse3821 11 місяців тому

    TRUMP IS A DEMI-GOD. !!!!

  • @fizmath935
    @fizmath935 11 місяців тому

    Tim still lives in a white hood.

    • @geekmeee
      @geekmeee 10 місяців тому

      It’s a start.

  • @Afroditeknows
    @Afroditeknows 11 місяців тому

    Love most of your speeches, however your use of colored is concerning. Do better!

  • @cavaleer
    @cavaleer 11 місяців тому

    Tim Wise thinks he's doing something "for the good" when the reality is his skin-color obsessions are in fact just as neurotic and delusional as the skin-color obsessed minds a 150 years ago. He desperately wants to instill the Victim/Villain Marxist narrative in EVERYONE and believes that skin-color Identity is the beginning and ending of all things AMERICAN. The reality is skin-color is barely the surface of what the American means. He'll never be able to get past his "whiteness" to be able to see and comprehend his Americanness.

  • @zahradeenahmad
    @zahradeenahmad Рік тому

    Wow! I am privilege to have been interviewed. Proudly Hoosier!

  • @creunderwood5916
    @creunderwood5916 Рік тому

    Mr. Wise is PREPARED for The incoming KINGDOM of GOD & will be recognized & known worldwide.

    • @JRBDWD
      @JRBDWD 5 місяців тому

      He is a JEW

  • @dennisddiamond854
    @dennisddiamond854 Рік тому

    Same old race talking points by the self appointed and self hating moron….

    • @Vizardog
      @Vizardog Рік тому

      Same old lack of argument and nonsense ad-homs by the unthinking hate-filled morons....

  • @p.a.andrews7772
    @p.a.andrews7772 Рік тому

    WE THE PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT A RACE ,MUST DEMAND OUR FREEDOM OF THE PRESS,THEN YOU'LL HAVE FREEDOM OF SPEECH AGAIN !!!

  • @maximillianphoenix9374
    @maximillianphoenix9374 Рік тому

    Just a little heads up Tim wise isn’t white he is in fact a Jew Jews claim indeed affirm that they are not white so please stop saying your white and more importantly stop inciting racist hatred against white people so-called mr wise or it could end badly for you and your poisonous cause 🤔

  • @ryanrogers3610
    @ryanrogers3610 Рік тому

    Is that fella eating pizza before the debate starts 😂

  • @G43X
    @G43X Рік тому

    Its nice that SCOTUS restored some of our gun rights. Why is she advocating for extreme gun control then saying its just a matter of gun sense..

  • @edwardmuse2106
    @edwardmuse2106 Рік тому

    SINCE 1619 AFRICAN AMERICANS HAVE SUFFERED RACISM WHICH ALBERT EINSTEIN IN 1946 SAID WAS A DISEASE OF WHITE PEOPLE HOW LONG WILL THIS FIGHT GO ON SHOULD ALL POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS BE PUT ON THE TABLE FOR DISCUSSION

  • @freelancinginstitutebd1
    @freelancinginstitutebd1 Рік тому

    Really Good

  • @soyeonan1
    @soyeonan1 Рік тому

    I already miss you!!! 😢

  • @whowillbesaved9580
    @whowillbesaved9580 Рік тому

    Let's do the Asians next. Please explain why they are the biggest minority but yet are the smartest and wealthiest? We'll wait🤔🥱

  • @whowillbesaved9580
    @whowillbesaved9580 Рік тому

    The preferential group is only for black folks. What are you even talking about? You already know this.

  • @sonora_rey
    @sonora_rey Рік тому

    Quasi-elitist. Or maybe just elitist.

  • @charliebrown5611
    @charliebrown5611 Рік тому

    I am now more scared of the brownshirts with AR-15s. These goons are more of a problem then a "Tyranical Government". The NRA and the gun nuts have allowed for ANY punk/nuts to get a gun. THANKS!!!!

  • @megamonster1234
    @megamonster1234 Рік тому

    Big fan of how Professors Conkle and Sanders really broke down the Dobbs decision on a legal level but I didn't like how Madeira's analysis seems too partisan, almost furious. She criticized the Bruen case being at odds with Dobbs but never acknowledged that the 2A is an enumerated right and then whined about McConnell manipulating the Senate confirmation process yet completely ignored how Bork got screwed over despite being an obviously qualified candidate on any objective level. Obviously she probably cares about abortion and is emotionally invested in it but if that's what I wanted, I'd go watch MSNBC. And yes, I know she's the only woman who's answering these questions since Professor Widiss was just relaying them and Ochoa didn't really answer anything until near the end. However, I know I'd say the same if she was a man because I literally stopped listening to male lawyers on podcasts who had the same attitude. I'm here to learn about the constitutional nuance of the topic, not just "GOP bad, Dems good" or vice-versa. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if Conkle and Sanders leaned left politically anyway. I do want to add that although Roe was almost a 50 year precedent, it becomes a catch 22. Should precedent be overruled when it's young or when it's old? If it's too young, then it makes the court look wishy-washy but if it's too old, are you disrupting a societal reliance on it? I will say however that SCOTUS has overruled cases that were only a few years old and cases that were even older than Roe. Plessy v. Ferguson was older than Roe and in fact the pro-abortion lawyers got tripped up by that because they struggled when to say Plessy should have been overturned. It's definitely a bad look if you say Plessy should have stood for even a day XD But it's also a bad look to say that Plessy should have stayed because it was old. Then there's Lochner which was also decades old precedent that got overturned and it removed a fundamental right to a contract, which is an economic bodily autonomy if you think about it.

  • @bilbob7624
    @bilbob7624 2 роки тому

    Don't Murder Your Children

  • @nxgrs74
    @nxgrs74 2 роки тому

    The Earth is cooler with the atmos/GHGs/albedo not warmer. To perform as advertised the GHGs require “extra” energy upwelling from the surface radiating as a black body. ua-cam.com/video/0Jijw7-YG-U/v-deo.html The kinetic heat transfer processes of the contiguous atmos molecules render that scenario impossible. No greenhouse effect, no GHG warming, no man/CO2 driven climate change or Gorebal warming. Version 1.0 070822

  • @tahzibizimungu7677
    @tahzibizimungu7677 2 роки тому

    8:13 Black and Brown🙄

  • @christineloz1686
    @christineloz1686 2 роки тому

    Legal should not be confused with lawful. See lecture by Alan of Salisbury "The Occult Art of Law" And 60 pg PDF; Livingintheprivate.blogspot.com

  • @hdhdhd7811
    @hdhdhd7811 2 роки тому

    truly helpful

  • @hdhdhd7811
    @hdhdhd7811 2 роки тому

    truly miss indiana university

  • @sherrybedoya2636
    @sherrybedoya2636 2 роки тому

    The house rules sadly only applies to one side 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @roseannatonn510
    @roseannatonn510 2 роки тому

    𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙢𝙤𝙨𝙢

  • @igottaspeak
    @igottaspeak 2 роки тому

    Judge Motley represents a number of Black women who roles in the legal fight for civil rights was subjugated to that of Black men. Her accomplishments ine court room across America are every bit of new worthy as Thurgood Marshall at ti.e even succeeding without him. She had an 10-0 record pleading cases before the Supreme Court.

  • @chillcago
    @chillcago 2 роки тому

    this is an excellent training but If you're in custody you DO have to invoke your right to remain silent. Berguis vs Thomas 2010 and Salinas v Texas 2013

  • @Angelll312
    @Angelll312 2 роки тому

    With respect from my heart. You can piss off. We had to write an essay on your dummy ass for 3 hours straight and we didn't even finish you old hag. Fuck abortions I could care less. Sounds like a you problem

  • @jimrobertson375
    @jimrobertson375 2 роки тому

    I am sure pertinent comments will be censered

    • @marccano5061
      @marccano5061 2 місяці тому

      Let's correct that spelling,,, "censored",,,,with an 'o'.

  • @jimrobertson375
    @jimrobertson375 2 роки тому

    I am sure pertinent comments will be censored

  • @robertsias7107
    @robertsias7107 2 роки тому

    N American was full of racism 1800 to 1900s you just have to read history. Supremacy is in denial and will always believe it is a lie. Only god can change their hearts

  • @hoosierdealer6521
    @hoosierdealer6521 2 роки тому

    I honestly tried to listen to this to hear opposing ideas but he is ridiculous

    • @sherrybedoya2636
      @sherrybedoya2636 2 роки тому

      Agreed.

    • @kelvinhunter615
      @kelvinhunter615 2 роки тому

      truth hurts that's your problem

    • @kelvinhunter615
      @kelvinhunter615 2 роки тому

      @Peter Schmidt anti black hatred has been going on 400 years do your research.

    • @kelvinhunter615
      @kelvinhunter615 2 роки тому

      @Peter Schmidt Racist like you are apart the problem truth hurts some much so hard for you to believe it. No one born racist its taught your one of millions. black people was getting lynch just being black. white supremacy has always rewrote their own history cover their crimes for decades.

    • @Mr.O-Saft_2024
      @Mr.O-Saft_2024 Рік тому

      Hear again ;)