Where Did This Stupid Excuse Come From_

0:00Today on the Vince Seppard Elmason Show, it's because I'm black. How many times have you heard that from a black person with things just don't go their way? Is it because they're black? Or could it be something else? We're gonna talk about that today. It's because I'm black. Or maybe there's something else on the Vince Seppard Elmason Show. Oh no! Hatchy! Hatchy because I'm brownishness! Let's get this thing started. It's gone black, man. Dude, I've heard that so much in my life. It's just the knee jerk reaction, the long knee jerk reactions with things on the wheel. I've heard Jokal say they didn't get started in position on football team, they get a promotion,

1:14they didn't get a housing loan, they didn't get a job. I went to jail, got pulled over by a cop, got diabetes, I blood pressure, didn't get the woman he wanted. Oh, let's stop cause he's black. What's wrong with you? Where has this come from? Let me take you back to 1963. August 1963 to be exact. When Marlotte King joined your set there and gave his, I was reading him speech. This is Jokal May, a speech that was a side-off, it was written by two communists,

2:17three communists actually, Clarence Jones, Baird Rustin, and the great Stanley Levinson, the greatest communist since Lennon. King said he was dreaming about a day. About a day. He will not be judged by the color of his skin, by the content of his character. Now why didn't he just say the content of my character? Where does it come from my skin? I mean, he said that he would send a lot of people every time you didn't have something that you wanted. It was the concept of color of your skin. It didn't have anything to do with your character. See how it played? It was a strong, cold, absolute lie. It's like me saying, I'm being by the day the one day I won't be judged by being six foot two. Go about a content of my character. What's somebody selling me that? If you're over six foot tall, you will be discriminated against. And everything that goes wrong in your life, that is because you're over six foot tall. I'm saying, I'm showing up. But every time something goes wrong with me, no matter what I'm done,

3:19it's called I'm six foot two, man. If I rest my life is in my head, because the iron triangle, most black preachers, most black politicians, most black civil rights workers have told me there's a lot. Every time something didn't go right for me in my life, and that's what it was, man. Because you were six foot two. Oh, man, I can't do nothing about that, man. Can I wear some flammable shoes? I tried, man, see what I'm saying. It's like, man, die. But you know what, it really is. I'm showing up late, slomely dressed. Don't have many people's skills. And I'm walking around believing it's because of my height, but it's actually because of my character. And now you've got to blight people all over the world saying the same thing, because civil rights movement put that a lot in their heads. Before that, they were correct their problems. So this is why they weren't going to jail. And astronomical numbers, this is why the families was not destroyed. This is why there was a murder and killing and all this kind of stuff before the civil rights movement, because people knew they character meant something.

4:22Character meant something. Oh, but man doing civil rights movement. Everything. James Baldwin, all of them, so I was talking about wanting to move in white neighborhoods and want to have a white folks ad, how about white folks to treat them and all this kind of stuff. And look, man, tell you again, Christian man 101, historic man 101, manhood 101. None of these men want to be anywhere they're not wanted. Anywhere that makes those fields feel small. Anywhere they're not invited. Don't want it. It ain't that I want to be there. I don't want to be there. We don't use coercion. We get people do things for us. We use coercion to make you leave us alone. We'll use it there. But as far as you don't want to serve me, I don't want, I'm not going to make you do it. If you don't want to let me, super fine, I'm not going to, you want to be with me? We're going to be around me, go. Not these big girls. I have no big in this robbery. Go to them black. And it got to the point where they hated being black because they thought

5:25they're being black was a reason why they weren't getting what they weren't supposed to have. And still today, they still tell that lie. I'm sorry, I'm going to miss Sippie telling those people down there. You kill that boy because he's black. They're like, what the hell are you talking about? Call them black. You're just in the ghetto, still in Tansville. You're going to let them still call me black. It's crazy. Everything, now listen to these Democrats that got tired of, these conservatives got tired of you, most Americans tired of you because conservatives and independence. Because these people know why they don't want to be around you. And it has nothing to do with the color of your skin. They call it the skin. They need to be thrown out. You are being judged by your character. It is unavoidable. Can't help it. When I say there's a big difference between the ghetto, so-called black American

6:29and the so-called black American, allow this video to be the perfect representation in what I'm talking about. Okay? Right here in this video is your actual example of the ghetto so-called black American. The pan-sagging, the very high interest and crime. They strive for being a degenerate. They love violence. Being illiterate. Being very incompetent. Okay? This is your ghetto black American. Right there. The so-called black American has absolutely no interest in associating themselves with the ghetto so-called black American.

7:34They have no desire of being around these people. You can't blame them. You just cannot blame them who wants to be around people who strive for degeneracy. So-called black Americans are the classy people. Modest, well-spoken, critical thinkers. They stay out of trouble. They love peace. They love raising their family, their children, being married. Successful people. Okay? They're just very good people. Intelligent. Which is why they keep their distance away from people. Like the ghetto so-called black American. I have absolutely no desire to ever invest my precious time with being around people like the ghetto so-called black American because

8:40they strive for being a degenerate. I value my peace, my safety, and of course my intelligence way too much to be around people. Like the ghetto so-called black American. No thank you. Listen now, you don't have to read me about a day where you won't be judged by the color of your skin. You're not. You never have. It's always been character. Always. If someone does not want to be around you, you have to ask the question, why? Does my breath smell? Does my body smell? Are my social graces in need of- What is the body that you don't like? And if they don't like you, peace out player, I'll find some people that do. But I'm not going to be hovering around you trying to get you like me.

9:44Looking in the window, stalking. And then when people say, man, what is that like a spray dog thought and roched your toe? Did you like your stuff? How about you make me sick? It ain't because you're black. Because you won't show the strength of the man. It's like how he is in the- in the wild. Nobody likes how he is. He likes his scavengers. Nobody likes them. He loves the lion because he hates- because he earns. His scavengers just feel good justifying the lion and eat his scraps. And they're not respected. Hunters are all respected. I don't care who the hunter is. He's respected. Me and the people in Mount Valley are respected. You know why? Because we hunt. The great psychiatrist called Jon said, it is not what happens to me. It's what I choose to become. I'm not trying to scare nobody,

10:44but we are in danger. In slavery as a choice, we ask the question, do you choose to be free or do you choose to be a slave? So you feel like a victim? I'm a victim. And I'm a victim of white people. And so are they holding you back financially to where they care? Most black people feel the bottom of every social-academic and homestetrician in America because we still deal with the same slave mentality that says, I had no choice. Those of us that now insist that we're no longer being oppressed and that it's ourselves that are now forced enemies are in fact, goable, naive and are ignorant of the true reality. If you walk around saying that you oppressed, do not remain. And you're not an American. We say you're oppressed. I'm saying you are a Jesus Christ, you're a child of God. Nobody can oppress you. Our religious heritage is rooted in the regrettable experience of slavery. And I'm scared. Scared, scared, scared. When you talk about the vestiges of slavery,

11:45that is the vestige of it. A mentality that says that I cannot change my fight. I cannot change my life. I have no choice. The man who says he is freed, the man that says he is a slave of both correct. Slavery is a choice. If you watch the movie, the Rassy Park, the first one. And they had the archaeologists there, opinion topologist. He wants to see a T-Rex. It's a San Neil. San Neil passed away not long ago. It's a good actor. He was playing the opinion topologist and he wants to see the T-Rex. And he got excited when they came up to the T-Rex's layer. He's waiting to see it. And they took this goat and they had a string tour.

12:45He had a collar waiting for the T-Rex on the bow. He was waiting there and he was looking looking excited. And the T-Rex didn't show up. And he was disappointed. And when the car pulled up, he understood. He's a T-Rex. And he wanted to be fed. T-Rex must have a hunt. That's why the T-Rex is respected. He hunted. And all men want to hunt. He don't want to be fed. And when hunter sees that you're a hunter, a hunter, you'll get your respect. A lion sees a tiger. They look at each other and keep on walking. Yeah. You get the head nod. So, so. I mean my brothers and my sisters, my father, and all my friends, well, hunters. And we've spies, beggars. Respect the thief more respect beggars.

13:45Respect somebody that takes it more than I think. Respect somebody that begs for it. I respect a man who's feared more than I respect a man who's pitied. And our leadership and the Black community won't black men to be pitted. Not only me, never I'm mean. So, that's because you're black, because you're weak, because you're stupid, because you're pitted. And as long as you walk that way with your back bent, active stupid, active ignorant, active ungrace grateful, without manners, without elegance, people are going to treat you that way. But short will groom. Yeah, short will a nice suit on. Shoeside. Manacured. Respectful. Humble.

14:46With the social graces down to a date. You'll see the steep part for you. You'll see all people treat you with respect. You'll see man of respect. Give you the head nod. Give you the handshake. You'll see ladies and gentlemen, you'll see respect. Look at you differently. And it won't matter what your calling is. If I can tell you that, they're aligned to you. And this is why I despise Martin Luther King Jr. his message today. He put that fie option in your head, and now people run with it. It's got none to do with you being black. You don't get much black in a meat player. And it doesn't stop me from knowing anything that I want to do. It won't stop you either. It's your attitude. It's your stupidity. It's your fear. And no man or other will stop with you. And no woman of elegance and dignity won't have a damn thing to do with you. And they shouldn't. So spread it out your back, boy.

15:48Learn how to be a man. And you'll be accepted. And feel circle of greatness. Only the elite can stand. And you will earn your spot to be there. And once you've earned it, nobody can take it away from you. So throw that old lie about you being black away. Everybody that hears it. Everybody that will hear it come from your mouth. From here on out. We'll see you for what you are. A stupid, ignorant, weak, bum. And I know all of you out there better than that. I know all of you have the power to stand up and be good Christian man. A character. A state. I know it. I see it in all of you. That's why I hate to see this waste out there in the streets. That's why I do this podcast almost every day. Hoping that you'll hear me when I tell you that all of you have greatness in you.

16:49Don't let these Democrats keep you believe. They're in America. You can't make it because of all your skin. It's a damnable lie from hell. Hear me if you hear nothing else. That is a stone cold absolute ball face lie. Stand up. Got yourself up to be a man. You'll be respected as such. You hear me. Believe that. And I'm going to keep telling you that every day because I'm here to wake you up. And I hope I did you some good here. So join me again for another edition of the Vince Everett Elvison Show. I make the chat. And I'm Vince Everett Elvison. There's a victim mad at you.

17:51You guys think of America. This is you have no control over your lives, no control over your agency. And they're basically saying you're an animal and you're slave. I don't believe that. I don't think he's ever been the case. As an Arab Jesus Christ and as a child of God, I cannot be oppressed. I cannot be a victim. I don't know what I think. I am. No do I think the Indian American ever has. I know any person. Even when it comes to slavery. I believe. And I think they'll hold true that slavery wasn't a choice. You know what I know? Because people choosing to be slaves now. So I'm making a documentary to debunk the myth that any human being or any American is held under bond as without their permission. Even if they have to kill or kill their lives to be free. Freedom is a choice. And slavery is a choice also. We're asking you to partner with us. We are here. We have begun filming slavery is a choice. And it's an incredible documentary that outlines Vince's argument to prove to the world

18:54that slavery is absolutely a choice. I've partnered with him in the executive producer position. And we are appealing to our audience. You guys, those who watch us, faithfully every single week to help us bring this film to market. We've begun a crowdfunding campaign. And we're going to link the opportunity in the description below for you to partner with us and give any amount to help us bring this project to market. Slavery is absolutely a choice. And we know the slavery is a choice. Because we're choosing it today with many of the decisions that we continue to make to our own detriment. So we're hoping that you guys will partner with us. And we want to bring this film to market in summer of 2026. So I'll click the link down below and I'm April Chapman. And I'll miss every other freedom is a choice. When the order to be free, you must be brave. In order to not be a slave, you must leave in Jesus Christ. So believe in freedom.

19:54Believe in courage. Be courageous. Assist us in this project. And let's set and make other people's free by being true blue Americans, true blue patriots, true blue Christians, believing in ourselves, and believing in the future ahead. Thank you. All right, friends. Vince Ember, Elvastin is here. I want you to go to my website. And on my website, you're going to see a lot of great stuff, man. You're going to see that we got teachers. We got cats. You got my books, my documents, memories. You got all I'm a sub on vetspeakstruth.com. Go there. We're dropping new t-shirts. We're dropping new merchandise. My new book, The End of Tolerance, is there. The End of Tolerance. Make sure you get it. Make it number one. If you got my first three, get the End of Tolerance. It's just as good. And it's telling us we have to end our tolerance with these leftists,

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