Matt Walsh Defends White People Using The N-Word - Angry White Men
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On May 6, 2025May 6, 2025 By Eyes on the RightIn Matt Walsh, Racism, The Daily Wire
On Monday, Daily Wire contributor Matt Walsh used his show to defend Shiloh Hendrix, a racist woman accused of calling a Black child the N-word. After lauding the people who contributed to her online fundraiser, Walsh complained that it's not socially acceptable for white people to say the N-word.
Walsh said that the "rules surrounding" the anti-Black slur are "all nonsense," and "indefensible on both moral and intellectual grounds." He also claimed that the child whom Hendrix called the N-word probably "hears it every day," even "in his own home."
"Now that child, if he's like the average Black child in this country, did not hear the N-word for the first time from a white woman at the park last week," he said. "Okay? He's no doubt heard it thousands of times. He likely hears it every day. He probably hears it in his own home."
"Are we supposed to believe that he's heard the word a thousand times, but it's time 1,001 that really traumatized him?" Walsh asked. "I mean, the idea that the word is a common greeting for one race, but unspeakably evil if uttered by a different race is laughably ridiculous."
"The idea that one race can say the word 10,000 times a day and the other race cannot speak the syllables under any circumstance, even if they're just repeating what someone else said or singing along to a rap song, that idea, again, is totally indefensible, which is why no one has ever tried to defend it," he continued.
Walsh also complained that "white guilt" has forced white people to "follow arbitrary rules" and to "tolerate, even defend, a system that's rigged against them with blatant double standards."
"It's what's compelled white people to acquiesce to a culture that says that, you know, every race can and should defend and root for their own, but white people — and white people only — should not be conscious of their race at all," he added. "None of it is fair or morally coherent."
From the May 5, 2025 episode of The Matt Walsh Show
Matt Walsh: Speaking of her choice of words, there is another point that I think has to be made here. The mob that tried unsuccessfully to cancel Shiloh Hendrix was far, far more outraged over Shiloh saying the N-word than they were over Karmelo Anthony stabbing somebody to death. Indeed, many of them actively supported Karmelo Anthony murdering Austin Metcalf. They rewarded him financially for it. And this is all part of the preposterous racial double standard that has defined American culture for generations now.
It is a double standard that declares it a greater crime for a white person to say a word than for a Black person to kill a white person. In fact, killing a white person could even be a just punishment for saying that word according to these standards. The rules surrounding this word — the moral weight granted to it, the arbitrary guidelines drawn around it — it's all nonsense. It's all indefensible on both moral and intellectual grounds. People are fed up with it.
That's what you're seeing in this story. People are just fed up with it. Now that child, if he's like the average Black child in this country, did not hear the N-word for the first time from a white woman at the park last week. Okay? He's no doubt heard it thousands of times.
He likely hears it every day. He probably hears it in his own home. Are we supposed to believe that he's heard the word a thousand times, but it's time 1,001 that really traumatized him? I mean, the idea that the word is a common greeting for one race, but unspeakably evil if uttered by a different race is laughably ridiculous. The idea that one race can say the word 10,000 times a day and the other race cannot speak the syllables under any circumstance, even if they're just repeating what someone else said or singing along to a rap song, that idea, again, is totally indefensible, which is why no one has ever tried to defend it.
Instead it's just yet another, you know, racial rule of the road that we're supposed to follow without ever asking any questions about it or expecting anyone to explain it or justify it. People are sick of that. It's just that simple. They are sick of it. Now, it's really — it is simple.
If it's wrong to say the word, then it's wrong for anyone to say it. If Black people want white people to not say the word, then they need to not say it. If you say it, everyone else can say it. Point blank. It's that simple. That's how life works. Deal with it. No. You can't do that. You can't say we can do this thing, but you can't. Doesn't work that way. It does not work that way. Well, it did work that way for a long time. It was indefensible, and it's just not gonna work that way anymore. Sorry.
And no matter who is saying it, it's not any worse than any other slur or vulgarity. It's not special. The word is not magical. It's not some kind of mystical curse. It's not some kind of dark incantation that conjures evil spirits from the netherworld.
It's just a word. It's a vulgar word. It's a rude word. It's a word that I believe polite people shouldn't say for the same reason they shouldn't use any other vulgarity. I'm using N-word right now instead of saying the actual word for the same reason that I would say F-word or C-word instead of those actual words.
Those are vulgar words, but that's all. The reflexive, indefensible, capricious, vacillating racial double standards are over. People are fed up with them. They are fed up with the game and they don't want to play it anymore. And that's all that this word has become.
That's all that our quote unquote race relations have become: a game. A game with arbitrary rules and incredibly excessive punishments for anyone who breaks them. It's like the societal equivalent of a child, you know, trying to walk on the sidewalk without stepping on a crack. Eventually the kid gets bored with it, starts walking normally again because it turns out that if you step on a crack, you're not really gonna break your mother's back. The rules are fake.
And eventually, people get tired of following them. Telling white people and white people only that they can't combine two specific syllables under any circumstance, it's like telling them they can't touch their head unless someone says "Simon says." 'Kay? They're not gonna play the game forever. White guilt is the fuel that keeps all this going.
White guilt is what convinces white people to follow arbitrary rules that make no sense, to tolerate, even defend, a system that's rigged against them with blatant double standards. It's what's compelled white people to acquiesce to a culture that says that, you know, every race can and should defend and root for their own, but white people — and white people only — should not be conscious of their race at all. None of it is fair or morally coherent. And the Karmelo Anthony case where a Black teen raked in half a million dollars as a reward for stabbing a white kid to death was for a lot of people the final straw.
The final straw of many, many straws. It is no surprise that the Shiloh Hendrix case comes on the heels of that.
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If anyone isnt familiar with him, he is a far right podcaster and You Tube personality.
I would not call him far right. Also, I watched the vid from the seed and could not find anything objectionable in what Walsh said. Not sure what your problem with it is.
The white woman in question called a 5 year old boy "nigger" , having something to do with his alleged behavior at a public park.
Woman Raises Over $700,000 After Viral Racist Rant in Rochester, Minnesota
KVRR Staff 1-1 minutes 5/6/2025
3 hours ago
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KVRR/KFGO) — A woman who called a young Somali child the “N” word repeatedly at a Rochester, Minnesota park, all of which was captured in a now-viral video, may be criminally charged.
Identifying herself as Shiloh Hendrix on a crowdfunding website, she has raised over $700,000 with a goal of $1 million citing the need for security after threats.
Hendrix claims the 5-year-old child had stolen from her 18 month old son’s diaper bag at the park.
Rochester police say they’ve wrapped up their investigation into the video and prosecutors are working to determine if charges will be pressed.
The NAACP Rochester branch, community members, and people online worldwide are upset by the video.
A GoFundMe page for the victim has raised over $340,000.
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We live in a sick society.
To Walsh's point, was the fundraiser for Karmelo then a "reward for murder"?
I'm not sure I'm following.
What charges would be involved?
She’s pissed because the black kid stole meth from her diaper bag.
His point that the people outraged over this don't care about society rewarding a cold blooded murderer with half a million dollars because he killed a white kid is well taken.
An obvious racist collecting 700,000 dollars from donations on a Christian funding site says it all.
She must have been the "real" victim in this situation.
dollars from donations on a Christian funding site says it all
Oh.. like Karmelo Anthony received 500,000 plus on the same website after murdering a kid says it all.
He must have been the "real" victim when he murdered a kid in a cold blood.
Did he kill the other kid because he was white ?
I have no idea. That his victim was white generated alot of fundraising.