maybe white people don t see at all. these characters that aren t human, they get to really say things that people might be afraid to say. ow! how many times had a told you, you better not even dream about telling white folks the truth? one of the most hilarious episodes was martin luther king coming back and seeing how black people were living and really being shocked about what he saw. i had a dream once, but low and behold some four decades later, what have i found but a bunch of trifling, shiftless, good for nothing, [bleep] so whether it s about racist white folks, whether it s about black folks being problematic with themselves and their outlook on life, the boondocks is not pulling any punches. one thing for sure, though. can t blame this one on the white man. what am i saying? course i can. but when i was a kid, my top
so look, it feels very political because everything today is very political. the skills gap shouldn t be. one quick point, all of my buddies on the left tell me that the reason for all this opportunity is because employers are fundamentally rapacious and greedy. all of my buddies on the right tell me all of this opportunity is a function of workers being universally lazy and shiftless. they are both painting with too broad a brush. the answers as you said are bit more complicated. tucker: i think that s exactly right but at the heart it s the question of national character. is this a country that respects cbor? i don t mean organized labor. maybe that too but the act of labor, creating something that didn t exist before. l part of the fault in our stars is that we come to resent the very things we rely upon so when the power goes out forso three or four days up here where i live, people shake their fists at the line into because they are frustratedt but the linemen
because everything today is very political. the skills gap shouldn t be. one quick point, all of my buddies on the left tell me that the reason for all this opportunity is because employers are fundamentally rapacious and greedy. all of my buddies on the right tell me all of this opportunity is a function of workers being universally lazy and shiftless. they are both painting with too broad a brush. the answers as you said are bit more complicated. tucker: i think that s exactly right but at the heart it s the question of national character. is this a country that respects labor? i don t mean organized labor. maybe that too but the act of labor, creating something that didn t exist before. part of the fault in our stars is that we come to resent
dives deeper into a subset of the community that white people maybe don t see at all. the dharkts aren t human get to say things people might be able to say. how many times have i told you better not anticipate dream about telling white people the truth. one of the most hilarious episodes was martinez martin coming back and seeing how black people were living and being shocked. i had a dream once, but lo and behoeshlgsd some four decades later, what is are i found but a bunch of triefling, shiftless, good for nothing [ bleep ]s. whether it s about racist white folks, whether it s black folks being problematic on themselves, the boon docks did not pull any punches. can t run this one on the white man. what am i saying?
it would push the envelope in a strange way, but in the voice of a child. jesus was black, ronald reagan is the devil, and the government is lying about 9/11! the boon docks were the black south park. dived into the subset of the black community maybe white people don t see at all. these character that is aren t human, they get to say things that people might be afraid to say. ow! i told you, you better not even dream about telling white folk the truth. one of the most hilarious episodes was martin luther king coming back and seeing how black people were living and really being shocked. about what he saw. i had a dream once. but lo and behold, some four decades later, what have i found? but a bunch of trifling, shiftless, good for nothing [ bleep ]. so whether it s about racist white folks, whether it s about