So the fight over black Santas and I guess the offensiveness that it
brings has reached Steven Crowder and his crew on his show.
I mean they're discussing whether or not this is real or not, whether or
not they should even be happening.
Let's start there before they get to the racism.
>> Disney World, Disneyland, they're hiring black Santas.
Good.
And before we get, Dave, have you ever seen a black Santa?
>> I guess, if I'm in the wrong mall, you?
>> Figurines at dollar tree.
Here's the thing, I don't care.
>> Yeah.
>> Did you want a black Santa?
What about your full black relatives, where they were like,
I want a black Santa.
If you had a black Santa show up, do you think you're like, that's one of them.
Must be one of his helpers from the mall.
>> I mean, it's obvious, all the ones in the mall, they're always helpers.
>> They're always helping the ones at the mall.
Quick thing on how funny it is to be racist.
It's only funny if you're talking to other racist.
It's not even funny.
Then it's just, yeah, it's a signal.
We're both pieces of garbage, right?
Yeah, that's right.
That's all that did.
The next part is even more of it.
Let's listen to that.
>> This is the most blatant example of cultural appropriation that I can
think of.
Wearing a sombrero, taco Tuesday that you brought,
that you purchased from a Mexican is not cultural appropriation.
Taking a historical figure who has been an important,
arguably one of the most important cultural icons of Western civilization and
changing the race is cultural appropriation.
I don't care.
I just don't know why it's necessary.
I don't understand why people feel they need a black Santa Claus.
>> He just can't figure it out.
I mean, no one's ever told him.
He's never read a book.
He's never opened his eyes.
Never heard from anyone ever.
It's just what is, what racism is based in ignorance.
So, yes, you're illustrating just what we just what it means when you don't know
what's going on around you in the world.
Therefore, you just don't know so you just hate those people and
the folks that are going around in your world.
So also, at the beginning that he goes, it's not that I really care.
I don't care that much and it goes on for seven minutes about how much he cares
about it because he's talking about it for several minutes.
Do you care or do you not care is the first question and
we'll get to the historical figures.
I'll leave that.
>> Yeah, so look, first video had a couple of hilarious moments.
I'm not mad.
I'm amused.
So I'm amused at the racism, sorry.
[LAUGH] He's like, have you ever seen a black Santa, at the wrong mall?
I don't know. What does that mean?
Like you went to the wrong mall because what, is it a black mall?
I don't know. I don't know what he's talking about.
Like he wound up at the wrong mall and found a black Santa.
And what did he do?
What did black Santa do to you?
Okay [LAUGH] and then when I first heard this, I heard of this audio and
when he went and said, hey, you do need a black Santa.
I thought he was talking to a cast member or something that was black.
Then I watched the video.
Dude's totally white.
So like that's it.
And I guess he must have black family members cuz they referenced it.
But they're like, here's our black expert, a completely white guy.
[LAUGH] That was the closest they can get to a black person.
They're like, Bobby actually knows a black guy.
So, Bobby, what do you think?
[LAUGH] Okay, now, look, there are annoying parts of cultural
appropriation and we've talked about that on the show, right?
There's real cultural appropriation,
like what Elvis Presley stole all of Chuck Berry songs.
Okay, so the slight hyperbole, but there's a lot of that going on and that was real
and if they did not share the proceeds from the people that they stole from.
On the other hand,
I think Justin Trudeau dressing up as Aladdin is not cultural appropriation.
Okay, it might be goofy but it ain't cultural appropriation.
So there's some real issues there, but they don't talk about that.
Then they go back to, goofiness and this is my favorite, okay?
He says Santa is a historical figure.
Okay, and he's the one of the cornerstones of Western civilization.
So there actually is a historical figure.
His name is Saint Nicholas and that's what Coca-Cola, the true Santa Claus around.
Santa Claus is not real.
Coca-Cola drew a big guy in a red suit.
In fact, they tried other things first, their like they tried a skinny guy.
They're like, people don't like skinny guys, let's make him fat.
That sells more coke.
Okay, that's historical figure.
In reality, the Santa that we all know.
But the actual Saint Nicholas that it's based on was an actual saint.
You know where he lived, Anatolia.
You know where that is, Turkey, modern day Turkey.
>> It's not Tennessee.
>> No, it's not.
And that's him, that's him on an actual wall, that's a real depiction of him.
So he was actually Russian but lived in the Middle East and that's why when you
see different depictions of him, like, well, he actually looks pretty dark.
Wait till you get a load of the next one, which by the way, yeah,
no, there are a lot of actual depictions of Saint Nicholas where he
looks flat out black, okay?
And these are not the only ones that we're showing,
you can go google it yourself, right?
He is pretty dark.
Who he kind of looks like he's a for a shade?
Me, okay, I'm not black, but I'm from Anatolia.
Okay, I'm from modern day Turkey.
And so the idea is the cornerstone of Western civilization.
Okay, we're Turkey.
And that is why Santa Claus is brown bordering on black and
I don't want anybody changing that, okay?
I got more but, Ravana, real quick, we got a minute.
>> Yeah, I just want to say that if for a pretend imaginary Santa Claus
is the cornerstone of Western civilization, it deserves to crumble.
That's the foundation of your civilization.
That's a joke.
Also want to say, Steven Crowder, you're an adult.
I think it's time that you learned that Santa's not real.
But I can't really quickly clue you in on why he went to that co-host to ask him
about if he'd ever seen a black Santa.
His nickname on the show is Quarter Black.
He has a black grandpa and
holds up a picture of him to prove that he can say the N word.
>> God, they're disgusting.
Okay, back to fun real quick.
He said, why do you need a black Santa Claus?
But, Stephen, why do you need Santa Claus to be white?
It never even occurred to him.
You want to drive them crazy.
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