@unfuckamericatour: “I didn’t benefit from my ancestors” — also Charlie: lists benefits 💀 #unfckamerica #unfckamericatour #maga #democrat #republican #charliekirk #politics #political #news #fyp #fypシ #xyzbca

Ram Z :

He just said he can’t be held accountable for his ancestors actions but he can receive their rewards 🤔 he never fought for his privilege

𐙚ꪜɑׁׅ֮ꪀׁׅꫀׁׅܻ :

Floyd Driver :

His ancestors stole this land and he benefited from it “I’m a very thankful recipient” most immigrants that built this country did not receive any benefits. They just got treated worse than stray animals, while his ancestors benefited from it all and flipped it like immigrants are the lazy ones and they “worked hard for their wealth” and it’s literally in history books. The reason racism will not end is bc they can’t admit what their ancestors did to people and how they’re benefiting from it today.

Isabel :

He needs to go back to Europe!

user1467905347973267 :

He can’t be held accountable but he can benefit?

Stephanie Thomson :

this isn't the entire clip isn't here... missing context

calebbelly :

what’s the contradiction 😭

Amonda :

Yes because the history doesn’t continue to affect us. Come on you still benefited from slavery and black people continue to be affected by racism and slavery. It’s not about being responsible for what happened. It’s learning from it and acknowledging the disparity between races.

checy :

Thank your ancestors Charles, his ancestors couldn’t start a business or get a mortgage

Adonnis Jamal :

That whole “it’s a privilege, not a right” argument falls apart the second history is put on the table. The reality is: some of the wealthiest American institutions — banks like JPMorgan Chase, insurance companies like Aetna, railroads like CSX, even universities like Harvard and Georgetown — directly profited from slavery. Enslaved people weren’t “privileged guests,” they were the unpaid labor force that built the foundation of the so-called “greatest nation.” Reparations were supposed to be paid — 40 acres and a mule wasn’t a myth, it was promised after the Civil War, then snatched away. The people who should have received reparations are long dead, yes, but that’s not an argument against paying. It’s actually an indictment of America’s delay. Waiting until all the original claimants were gone and then saying, “Well, too late now” is like stealing someone’s wages, waiting for them to die, and then telling their children they don’t deserve the inheritance. If those reparations had been paid when they were owed, their descendants would have inherited land, wealth, and opportunity instead of generational poverty. That’s not abstract — white families today benefit from inherited wealth, property, and institutions that slavery financed, while Black families were locked out. Pretending the debt vanished because time passed is just another way of saying theft becomes legitimate if you stall long enough.

Nisitime :

why does this not have likes or comments???

Vintagevelvet3 :

But then innocent civilians in gaza are held accountable for oct7????

bluuroyalty___ :

😂😂😂😂😂😂 I don't feel bad I woke up happier than I was yesterday

Dom :

RE :

you benefited from it and some are still affected by it sir

Wes :

This is not a contradiction.

tara wade :

I’m not referencing this debate specifically. I’ve watched some of his other debates; however, and he’s a showman- not a good debater. He panders to the crowd and uses multiple logical fallacies. In my opinion, he’s merely building his brand. Please prove me wrong, Charlie, and debate Dean Withers again.

Mr.Leftcat :

also, the impacts of slavery are still very much felt today

reddeadboy :

crazy how a family and their generations by law can be enslaved specifically by race and for centuries specifically sabotage of any kind of wealth and prosperity possible just to hear that his generations of ppl can’t be held accountable for what they’ve done to that persons generations of people who are suffering because of it only ppl benefiting from it is them

Nat Tay :

so why does he support government deregulation for things like clean air, water, and food?

Jennifer Lange :

The US sanctioned slavery and made laws allowing it so yes they should be held accountable. Slavery didn’t end there are still people living that were in segregated states with lynching and destruction of black cities by the government but let’s forget that

Joed4ddy90 :

Bentley Muusss :

rip

ix0ffline :

It is a privilege to go to another country tho? Ppl who think the world should be borderless with free roam shouldnt vote