Tyler

They had gotten to a point, and maybe their Gen Xers, I certainly know as a millennial when I was growing up, I kind of thought we were in a post-racial world. That was what I was told.

They had gotten to a point, and maybe their Gen Xers, I certainly know as a millennial when I was growing up, I kind of thought we were in a post-racial world. That was what I was told.

And, but like for, if you're, if you're of a certain age, you're a little older, that indoctrination runs so, so deep that I don't think there, that you, you rush to that instantly, the suicidal empathy, this, this, this indoctrination. It's like, and you saw that from the father. For me, this was the, this was the, the most, again, I I'm sympathetic to what Blake said.

And, but like for, if you're, if you're of a certain age, you're a little older, that indoctrination runs so, so deep that I don't think there, that you, you rush to that instantly, the suicidal empathy, this, this, this indoctrination. It's like, and you saw that from the father. For me, this was the, this was the, the most, again, I I'm sympathetic to what Blake said.

It's like, I don't want to judge him for the way he reacted to his son being murdered. I cannot imagine the horror that that must be. And so like, I'm trying to extend some grace to the father and saying like, listen, you're going to process this in your own way. And I don't ever want to know what that's like. And so, you know, God bless you.

It's like, I don't want to judge him for the way he reacted to his son being murdered. I cannot imagine the horror that that must be. And so like, I'm trying to extend some grace to the father and saying like, listen, you're going to process this in your own way. And I don't ever want to know what that's like. And so, you know, God bless you.

You have my sympathies, but it's yet I have to observe the fact that He reacted instantly and said, I don't want to make this about race and I forgive him. One day after. It was the next day. He had one day and he was already forgiving this kid and saying, you know, it's not about race. Well, you don't know that it's not about race.

You have my sympathies, but it's yet I have to observe the fact that He reacted instantly and said, I don't want to make this about race and I forgive him. One day after. It was the next day. He had one day and he was already forgiving this kid and saying, you know, it's not about race. Well, you don't know that it's not about race.

And I think it's very fascinating that he rushed to say that it's not about race when it very well could be about race. Austin Metcalf could be dead today because Carmelo Anthony wanted to, you know, basically confront a white kid and ended up killing him. I mean, I don't know that it's not.

And I think it's very fascinating that he rushed to say that it's not about race when it very well could be about race. Austin Metcalf could be dead today because Carmelo Anthony wanted to, you know, basically confront a white kid and ended up killing him. I mean, I don't know that it's not.

But the point is, it's like you have the white father saying it's not about race because this thing has gone so, so deep into the subconscious of a certain subsection of America. And then you've got younger Americans that have been like, well, listen, we were told it wasn't about race and it was post-racial. And yet the world that we live in has become more racialized than ever.

But the point is, it's like you have the white father saying it's not about race because this thing has gone so, so deep into the subconscious of a certain subsection of America. And then you've got younger Americans that have been like, well, listen, we were told it wasn't about race and it was post-racial. And yet the world that we live in has become more racialized than ever.

So it's like we tried to live up to our end of the bargain. Now, I know there's big part of the country that doesn't agree with that. But I certainly grew up in an America where it felt like all the white kids were trying to be post-racial and it's like, we didn't, we didn't get reached out to on the other side. The other side didn't live up to their end of the bargain.

So it's like we tried to live up to our end of the bargain. Now, I know there's big part of the country that doesn't agree with that. But I certainly grew up in an America where it felt like all the white kids were trying to be post-racial and it's like, we didn't, we didn't get reached out to on the other side. The other side didn't live up to their end of the bargain.

And so now, now we got to have these conversations again and we got to be honest about it. And the younger you are, the more willing you are to be honest, in my opinion. And I think it's telling that Austin Metcalf's dad of a certain age so quickly went to that, that, that line that very well might not be true at all.

And so now, now we got to have these conversations again and we got to be honest about it. And the younger you are, the more willing you are to be honest, in my opinion. And I think it's telling that Austin Metcalf's dad of a certain age so quickly went to that, that, that line that very well might not be true at all.

Yeah, exactly, though. But, Jack, I mean, let's play cut 229. I think this is the day after. This cut is from the day after his son is just unexpectedly, tragically murdered. in cold blood, 2-29.

Yeah, exactly, though. But, Jack, I mean, let's play cut 229. I think this is the day after. This cut is from the day after his son is just unexpectedly, tragically murdered. in cold blood, 2-29.

There was another case I was reading about the other day because Jack mentioned, Oh Blake, I'm sorry to interrupt, but like some of the lines that she used will underscore your point here. It's like she says, or yeah, so she says, again, this is Audrey Hale, who thought that she was a boy, but being white sucks, but being black is so cool. Black people should rule. White people should fall.

There was another case I was reading about the other day because Jack mentioned, Oh Blake, I'm sorry to interrupt, but like some of the lines that she used will underscore your point here. It's like she says, or yeah, so she says, again, this is Audrey Hale, who thought that she was a boy, but being white sucks, but being black is so cool. Black people should rule. White people should fall.