Yo today's QoDS, I refuse to be driven insane by racism.

Here we go.

Welcome back to the QoDS, I'm your host Sean Crox and we got Dr. George Fraser on the show today.

I just discovered Dr. Fraser a few days ago and I was listening to his talk and I'm literally like I said yesterday pounding on my desk.

Yes, yes, just making all kind of noise, this is screaming all kind of stuff because this man's message resonates so much with me and how I feel about racism and racism.

You know, I, there's a big debate going on.

Who's the greatest basketball player of all time?

Is it LeBron James or is it Michael Jordan?

And there's a LeBron camp and there's an MJ camp and the people in will say LeBron camp no matter what I say to them statistically championship wise, whatever endorsements, no matter what I say to them, I will never

convince them otherwise. I will never convince them that Michael Jordan is a better basketball player than LeBron James.

So I wouldn't even give any energy to that because it's pointless.

They are locked into their own view and it is not my job to try to convince them otherwise.

And that's exactly how I feel about racist people. We give way too much energy to racist people.

We give way too much thought to racist people. It's like we're trying to convince idiots to not be idiots.

And he talks about it here like racist people are insane.

They're not in their right mind. I cannot make them sane. I'd rather put my energy into what I'm doing right now.

Uplifting people, helping people live better lives, but I am not in the conversion business. I'm good.

You're giving a lot of energy to racist trying to change them. That's cool. Go ahead and do your thing. I can't tell you not to. But imagine what you can do productively for yourself, for your family, for society in general.

If you directed that energy into something productive instead of trying to convert people to think that minorities are good people or whatever it is that you want them to think.

I don't do none of that. I just do my thing, help people. And I love it. It's amazing. It feels way better.

Anyway, I can rant about this all day. Actually, I got more. So check this out. We have these people who go around on TV and to events.

And they talk about, these are black people, by the way, minority people. And they go around these stages and these shows talking about in arguing for the limitations of black people.

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