and i realize as black folks we we really have got out of slavery in the condition of that it's hard for us to question our slave master because something is wrong what was first of all that they were better than about us all we've done initials course and slave master but since there's no black unity sums up the something about charging your slave master and knowing that there's a consequence for then and s laziness now i really thought about this when i was doing this a segment that when we were slaves i was think about if we question the slave master we will been murdered immediately and h woman or something like that you're did oh i'm so that's my segment in like a cancer oh oh now the overall point of this is to prove this slavery is alive and well ladies and gentlemen and how most of us as black people are blind to what's really going on we do not see we cannot speak whatever the bible how the bible puts it we have a time we cannot speak we have ears we cannot hear we have eyes and we cannot see but there are some blocking us  who we were we don't know we're muslims we don't know we're from africa you know whatever it is the lack of knowledge could be one where you can just be ignorant but fear the definition of fear is to be afraid of or an unpleasant often strong emotion caused by anticipation or awareness of danger so back to me the topic is questioning the slave master i told us leis we wouldn't question him because we're in anticipation and awareness of danger it's not that's you know some going to happen to us if we question him so those are the two things fear and ignorance is why we do not question him another shift gears is all in the same subject but we're going to kind of shifted for about five ten minutes on to jeremy lin but he still will be part of that makes any sense i'm still going to use him of course you all know about out my heart dropped and i said now that's the motive whatever it is it might sit there with him so i wrote all the things you said like he was here on the day he got that three pointer when adverse to run i don't know if it's game so i was perfectly absolutely in pictures in the white house on the da music whatever they can do but that's the motive but now but i'm still talking about questioning the slave master first of all when i see jeremy lin and i know that baron davis is behind him yeah which lets me know that mike and i probably never seen three human beings we can even name who are even better at than baron davis does nothing baron davis does everything jeremy lin does one hundred times better than him so that always lets me know that's part of conspiracy too but my overall thing is question the slave master how do you not broke all these black folks records right which is a miracle in itself but he has the oh but i thought to myself how come everybody they mention has the it has no ability or  because you're showing fifty billion people i mean fifty million people so to speak but my point is the female didn't why she was afraid to go over to that site in question the slave master so you still killed foxy brown oh a cousin  right now i get there now jeremy lin let's get to the floyd mayweather quote to show you why we are definitely afraid to question our slave masters and what he will do to us because we're still because he questions a slave master that's what i make you look at him sideways oh um and then they sent how they put it was saying he's racist he's attacking women again yeah yeah jeremy lin is a good player spike lee said quote floyd i hope you watch the watch lin hit the game three twenty three last night our guy can ball plain and simple recognize spike he did recognize by saying jeremy lin is a good player ladies and serious doors to me like how scared offering we are to even a question and i just said we're not even questioning it we're just we're scared even open our work we're so scared we're going way away from it over to something i didn't even say what is going and then what may propel is group or movement that advocates and practices hatred hostility or violence towards members of our race ethnicity religion gender sexual orientation other doesn't there are another dozen a sect right  touch no one no white person but that if you really want to see your actions you go to point number three of what the muslims want to go ahead this is we want to quality of we want quality of opportunity we want equal membership in society with the best of civilized society who want freedom seattle washington of course my brothers and i are going to bring some out of washington and seattle is the experiment right is what they call between black and white living together and they named it after an indian name chief seattle and it's but it's it chief seattle pursued a seattle but he said the peace we appear to have in seattle is not lasting peace because sometimes it's based on a false imus knew a black man from mississippi who said that seattle's more racist in mississippi so now just the place for birth now it's not trying to by seattle when i was little gus williams who played for seattle supersonics he had to sit out a year because they wouldn't pay him and i knew a tan just because he was black so i'm not going to get mississippi's races right now i'm getting seattle but that how that affected black but that is the god i just want to put it out there and plus my brothers and i black and white the black side of my family always accepted us always only white person we haven't was our mother was the accepted us we had a white grandfather who did not sixty seven he don't take no pictures with my because he's the nigger grandchild but then later on i see him in some pictures what his white grandchildren he's taken pictures of him smiling and everything right so you know he didn't except us and i missed i really didn't understand this man so some sister was talking even i have to tell the truth that that was cool you know the neighborhood we grew up in west seattle was cool when i was out there would be all that it was cool and about fifty i'm walking down the street and some white boy drives by and he yells like at the top of his lungs you know like it was like the most  to the seattle housing authority for the construction of seven hundred welding units in a slum area called profanity hill this becomes yes their terrace the first the first racially integrated public housing in the united conditions in order to discover an unknown effect or law so franklin d roosevelt was making an experiment in seattle washington right to see a blacks and whites could live together are now following one of us and what was deep enough that was funny he made it not created equal not because somebody stole somebody's small or somebody is black somebody is white but what makes us all is the love of god which makes us equal all right but if the law of god is present and that