Adam22 (Adam / Lesh / Host)

it's very interchangeable like but we use racism as you're getting judged off the color of your skin regardless of who's doing it that is racist to me right right and i think more so now it doesn't have the whole systemic oppression like connotation yeah i think it's more the definition you're saying now because i think most people that i would say how did i get lisa you know

for lack of trying to not be demeaning, a shred of common sense, realize that racism implies a sense of power.

If you don't have power, you can't be racist.

That might be a complimentary sermon for me.

100% different dynamic.

You know what I'm saying?

The foundation of the country is different.

I thought you was really on your left shit.

There is a debate there.

But also Nigeria, I believe, is the product of colonialism.

Matter of fact, with the exception of South Africa, which, you know, has the largest white population of any part of Africa.

Imported.

Imported.

You've clearly like...

there really isn't there's very lax racial laws and most countries like that you can get citizenship like if you see a beautiful you feel me Nubian princess that you fall in love with and you want to marry like it won't be hard to get citizenship in a lot of African countries bro I promise you that I just do think racism is like a giant tree like you know that's been growing and one of the big branches of systemic racism but one of the other ones is just straight prejudice racism I still consider that racism bro I think

Because now you're talking about brown versus black, black on brown crime.

It becomes a whole different conversation.

See, that's different.

He's talking about Mexicans and other Latin people.

The main question is though, is the word racist or prejudice?